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for The State Vol. 13 Issue 3, June 1945
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The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation has done a remarkable job in recent years helping hundreds of people get a fresh start in life.
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Whether the gigantic sand dunes of North Carolina, larges on the Eastern coast, will be forcibly dissuaded from their southward wanderings through a postwar planting project may depend upon whether the National Park Service considers them a desirable part of the natural wilderness, and also on conclusions reached from the damage done to man-made barrier dunes by the September 1944 hurricane.
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Sylva, the county seat of Jackson County, received its name from William D. Sylva, but to this day the people of Jackson County know practically nothing about him.
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20409
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Lawrence lists ten North Carolinians who have distinguished themselves by holding the highest public offices in the nation. These include James Iredell, Sr. and Alfred Moore, both Associate Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court, James C. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy, and J. Crawford Biggs, Solicitor General of the U.S., appointed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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