State General Fund Balance Reaches All-Time High
Pierre July 16 The state general fund balance stood at 4 016 049 81 an all time high at the start of the fiscal year Treasurer W G Douglas reported the balance on July 1 1941 was the previous peak Senior official stated the figures reflect strong revenue and prudent management across departments and set a new record for early fiscal year liquidity
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Pierre
W. G. Douglas
Dartmouth Gets Bartnick Hanover Fall Arrival
Larry Bartnick, one of the best scholastic halfbacks in New England, enters Dartmouth in the fall. There is mention of fund balances and fiscal year beginnings, with figures showing a balance of $11,903,534.32 and other amounts noted in the text.
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Navy pre flight trainees in Chapel Hill show fierce grit
A Navy pre flight program at Chapel Hill trains aviation cadets in 12 weeks. Cadets endure 5:30 a.m. rises, 7:10 a.m. classes, long drills, and strenuous study to master mathematics, physics, navigation, and combat readiness. The goal is tough, disciplined officers ready to face any foe.
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Parol
One Coaching Remark Defines College Staff Resolve
A football coach stressed to the academic and athletic staff the unspoken rule they cannot forget for even a moment, underscoring unity, discipline, and commitment across programs. The remark captures the shared ethos guiding the department's approach to student success and team performance.
A Coach Warns of Careful Teaching to Save Players
A coach stresses that a single lapse in coaching a football team can cost lives in the future. He warns that neglecting to teach important lessons may lead to tragedy for the players, a responsibility none want to bear.
Counter Effect of Tea and Wine in Early London
Uninformed locals drank large amounts of wine after dunking tea when first introduced in London to dispel perceived effects. A contrasting note claims the full moon never dipped below the horizon in sunless polar winters.
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