Popular Government, Vol. 25 (Classic Reprint): September 1958: September 1958 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore how North Carolina’s county officials shaped policy and practice in 1958, through the hands-on details of a major state convention. From highways to health, the book revisits the discussions that guided local government during a pivotal era of growth and change.

This edition frames the scope, debates, and practical decisions around funding, administration, and collaboration between county, state, and federal levels. It highlights the factors that influenced road maintenance, industrial development, welfare costs, and public health, offering a window into mid‑century governance and its lasting impact on local communities.

• Insights into highway funding, maintenance priorities, and the shift to county-led planning


• Discussions on industrial development, small business support, and regional growth


• Overview of welfare administration, health department contracts, and school funding dynamics


• Snapshots of how extension services and local agencies collaborated with state and federal programs

Ideal for readers of mid-20th-century U.S. local government, policy history, and North Carolina state affairs.

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