Fulbright to Deliver Weil Lectures at UNC April 6 8
Senator James William Fulbright of Arkansas will speak in the Weil Lectures at the University of North Carolina April 6 7 and 8 at 8 pm. The talks on America and World Organization form part of the eighth biennial Institute of Human Relations week April 3 10.
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Radio Program Schedule Highlights Late Night On Air
Radio listings for Sunday April 1 show a dense, era typical schedule across networks with concerts dramas comedies news and commentary. Notable items include The Paul Saville Concert The Matinee Theater The Shadow drama and Ed Murrow commentary with Bursting variety programs from NBC CBS and mutual networks featuring performers like Sammy Kaye Jack Benny and The Andrews Sisters along with choral orchestral and talk segments.
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America United
Wrte
George Hicks
Lyman
Sammy Kaye
Ed Murrow
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Jim
U.S.A
Bdiu
John Chas
Thomas & Song
Tve
News of World
Alin Downes
Dhs
Biu
Bill Cunningham
Mobs
D. Carnegie
Max Hill
Philharmonic Symphony
Charlotte Greenwood
Biu 20Th Air Force Time & Boosty
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Army
Exner Barrymore
Nick Carter
New England
America
Nelson Eddy
Andrews Sisters
NBC Symphony
Toscanini
Mabe
Patrice Munsel
Marty Small
M 'Tropolit'n Opera Presenta
Cvia
Mbs
Bill Shirer
Catholic Radio Service
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Harriet
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Bvia Vick
Gildersleeve
Fanny Brice
Upton Close
Dick Brown
Jack Bennyett
Kate Smith
Drew Pearson
Cleveland Orchestra
Bandwagon Orchestra
Nbe
Ulg Kids
Joe Kelly
Chas. McCarthy
E. Bergen
Nbc
Prendie- Dag Vous Comed Kit
the Greenfield Chapel
Plu Alexander & Mediation Board
Raymond Moley
Bracken
Ag Doctor
Jerry Wayne
Cabriel Heatler
Walter Winchel
Bdin Horizons
Hollywood
James Melton
Alec Templeton
Cedric Foster
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Fulbright's Arkansas Roots Shape a Senator’s Career
The narrative follows James William Fulbright from early Arkansas roots toward law school at George Washington University, his New Deal draft into the Justice Department and NRA, a stint in academia at the University of Arkansas, presidency, and eventual rise to U.S. Senate amid political clashes with Governor Homer Adkins. It highlights his realist view on global reform, leadership role for the United States, and the Dumbarton Oaks framework as guiding.
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Anemias Types And Treatments Overview
The article explains anemia as low coloring matter or red blood cells and describes two main types: microcytic hypochromic and macrocytic. It notes iron deficiency and bleeding as causes, with iron treatments and vitamin C supplementation. Pernicious anemia is linked to lack of the antianemic principle, diagnosed by blood cell exam, with liver extract injections as the primary ongoing treatment and possible blood transfusion for severe cases.
Natives Rescued From Beheading Threat in Marshall Islands
washington march 31 4 the navy reported a rescue of 452 Maloelap atoll natives threatened with decapitation by Japanese captors. the operation, led by Capt Harold Grow and aided by Lt Hilliard B Wilson, ended with the octogenarian king Moses dying of excitement but the group saved and flown under the american flag alongside about 8000 Marshallese freed overall.
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William Cesco Pickard Rites Scheduled At Mt Olive
William Cesco Pickard 75 retired farmer died at his home eight miles east of Liberty after four years of illness from paralysis. Funeral services set for Sunday at 11 a.m. at Mt Olive Baptist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include widow Lula Denson six sons Clifford Newport News Otis High Point Theodore Liberty Rt 2 Eugene Savannah Ga James in France Hank Henry of Alamance one brother James H Pickard Huntington Park Calif two sisters Mrs D B High Greensboro and Mrs Sam Albright Henderson and 11 grandchildren.
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Savannah
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France
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Aalmance
Jas. H. Pickard
Huntington Park
Calif
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Greensboro
Sam Albright
Henderson
Jersey City gunner declines Purple Heart on first mission
Technical Sgt. Deran B. Mazujian of Jersey City refuses to file for the Purple Heart after being wounded by flak over Zeitz Germany. He says all crewmen on his B 17 had already declined medals before their first mission at RAF Redistribution Station No. 1 and would not receive such decoration.
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Jersey City
No. 1
Americans Die Rescuing Norwegian Refugees at Sea
The Admiralty reports 14 American seamen and their captain died saving 19 Norwegian refugees from the Henry Bacon after a German attack. The crew placed the refugees in a lifeboat, fought off air attacks, but the ship sank, leaving 15 Americans dead in the cold Atlantic.
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Murmansk
Outflying Jap Zeros in slow cargo planes
Lieutenant Alfred W. Barrett of Brooklyn says that evading Japanese Zeros with cargo planes is routine with the right tricks. Now at RAF Redistribution Station No. 1, the C-47 flyer explains that staying low and cutting through passes is key.
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JINS
Alfred W. Barrett
Brooklyn
No. 1
Care for Fur Coats Protects Your Investment
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