Educators to Attend UNC Sesquicentennial Celebration
More than 250 delegates from colleges and 150 from learned societies will join the University of North Carolina in the sesquicentennial events in Chapel Hill. Governor Cherry will speak at a Lenoir Hall dinner April 12, followed by a concert and lecture by John Walker. A Saturday procession and speeches by Presidents Day of Cornell and Graham of UNC will close the program, with 42 honorary degrees awarded.
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R. W. Maday
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Lenoir Hall
R. Gregg Cherry
University Symphony Orchestra
John Walker
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Hill Music Hall
Pergon Hall
Walker
Katharine Pendleton Arrington
Warrenton
The
North Carolina Art Society
Edmund E. Day
Cornell University
Frank P. Graham
Memorial Hall
Graham
William M. Dey
North Carolina
Halifax
Continental Congress
Britain
General Assembly
Fayetteville
Old State Building
Hinton James
Louis R. Wilson
Cape Fear Valley
Western Lands
Perry
William Peery
Carolina Playmakers
Old East Building
University Day
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
Raleigh
Clarence A. Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
University of California At Los Angeles
Victor S. Bryant
Legislative Commission
Alumni Association
William B. Umstead
Douglas Hunt
R. E. Gribbon
Kemp D. Battle
Edgar W. Knight
James B. Conant
Harvard
Sesqui
Wilson
Victor 5. Bryant
Durham
Marsden Bellamy
Wilmington
H. Galt Braxton
Kinston
Gordon Gray
Winston-Salem
John L
Oxford
John Sprunt Hill
Ll. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Kemp B
Nixon
Lincolnton
John J. Parker
Charlotte
Thomas J. Pearsall
Rocky Mount
Foy Roberson
John W. Umstead
Burton Craige
George Stephens
Asheville
Lenoir Chambers
Norfolk
Caesar Cone
Hubert B. Haywood
Howard Holderness
Ey B. Marrow
Smithfield
Cla W. Rankin
Charles G. Rose
Saustteville
Lawrence Watt
Reidsville
Robert B. House
W. D. Carmichael
Claude E. Teague
Herman G. Baily
W. M. Dey
W. R. Berryhill
R. E. Coker
Phillips Russell
R. D. W. Connor
Donald Klaiss
S. T. Emory
R. M. Grumman
J. M. Saunders
W. Deb. MacNider
E. L. Mackie
H. K. Russell
A. R. Newsome
Dean C. P. Spruill
Harry F. Conner
Dean W. W. Pierson
R. W. Madry
Unreality Topic Dominates Christian Science Lesson
The service centers on Unreality with Golden Text from Proverbs 13 7 and Isaiah 35 3 4 10, urging strength for the weak and joy for the ransomed. From Science and Health, Eddy asserts one primal cause and that true harmony reflects Truth in man and universe.
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Christian Science
Zion
Mary Baker Eddy
Coffee Sold by Pharmacists for Medicinal Use
The article notes that coffee was originally marketed by pharmacists as a medicine rather than a common beverage, reflecting its early perceived therapeutic value and restricted public use.
Northwest Territory carving states and canals
The Northwest Territory produced the states of Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. The Erie Canal opened in 1825 as the first successful major canal in the United States. Alaska joined the United States in 1867 after the Civil War.
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Northwest Territory
America
Alaska
United States
Words of Wisdom Cresting Life’s Final Star
A brief aphorism on brotherhood attributed to Edwin Markham, framing it as the crowning achievement and ultimate guiding force in life. The quoted line emphasizes unity and moral vigor as the highest value.
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WORDS
Brotherhood
Edwin Markham
Etiquette Notes on Drafts and Consideration
A short reflection on closing doors to reduce drafts. It contrasts personal annoyance with broader politeness when others are affected. The piece emphasizes careful, considerate actions in shared spaces.
Impatient start hindered by celestial brakes this afternoon
You are punctual and push for rapid completion but today you face a slow pace. Impulsive tendencies clash with delays as plans and money matters stall this afternoon and into the evening, suggesting deferral of action.
Midwest States and Great Lakes Transport Milestones
The list covers six Midwest states Ohio Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota. The Erie Canal opened in 1825 marking era start as major water route. The phrase After, in 1867 appears indicating a subsequent date or event in the record.
Local Red Cross Volunteers Produce 750000 Layettes
Volunteers in U S Red Cross chapters have knit and assembled more than 750000 layettes for distribution to families in need. The effort highlights community aid and extensive civilian service during wartime relief.
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United States
Red Cross
GI Bill Education Reform Expands Benefits and Time Limits
Veterans guide explains December amendments to the GI Bill. Age limits vanish and eligibility hinges on discharge status and 90 days active duty after September 16 1940. Benefits extend one year plus one month per active duty month, with a four year cap and nine year completion window. Subsistence rises to 65 90 dollars monthly by dependents. VA coverage now favors short intensive courses, full cost paid for eligible training.
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Congress
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizontal clues
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer presents a mixed set of West Indian plant terms and crossword solvable items. The list includes entries for horizontal and vertical words such as emmet cucumber allot born wriggling, and a range of biographical and lexical clues.
League's Final Session: Five Eulogized Leaders Honored
Geneva April 8 The 21st and last League of Nations assembly opened with a eulogy by President Carl J Hambro of Norway. He honored Winston Churchill Franklin D Roosevelt Prime Minister Stalin Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek and General De Gaulle for their vision and victory guiding future peace. He praised the league's legacy and its role as an early framework for security even as the assembly meets for the final time.
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Geneva
Carl J.hambo
Norway
League of Nations
Hambro
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Chiang
Kai- Shek
de Gaulle
United Nations
League
Ex Secretary To Hitler Arrested In German Town
Frau Marie-Thekla Weichelt described as Hitler's private secretary was arrested in Uettingen near Wuerzburg by local American investigators and handed to counter intelligence. Dana News said she helped draft speeches and was close to Hitler until his surrender, serving as secretary from 1934 to 1938.
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Frankfurt
Dana News Agency
Frau Marie-Thekla Weichelt
Adolf
Hitler
Wuerzberg
Frau Weichier
Fuehrer
Dana
Frau Weichler
Uettingen
Counter-Intelligence Corps
Radar Maps Storm Paths to Warn Large Areas
Radar tracks hurricanes and storms to chart courses and provide warning time for vast regions, potentially saving lives and reducing damage. The system enables earlier evacuations and preparedness across affected communities.
Late FDR Will Be Brought Into Pearl Harbor Probe
Congress debates the late president's role as Pearl Harbor hearings reopen with Adm. Beardall and Adm. Stark testimony. Republicans deny politicization while Democrats link Roosevelt to campaign tactics and policy debates.
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Pearl Harbor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Adm
John R. Beardall
Nava
Mr. Roosevelt
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
Lt Kemp Safe After Tidal Wave On Oahu
Lt Edward Kemp stationed on Oahu reports he and seven companions were at the beach shortly before a tidal wave struck last Monday. He is safe. Kemp is the son of Mrs W T Kemp of Campbell street and former employee at The Enterprise.
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Kemp
Edward Kemp
Oahu Island
W. T. Kemp
Campbell Street
The
Enterprise
Two Navy Aides Discharged From Charleston Center
Robert T. Cottam Jr radar man of 407 Parkway and David C. Snipes ship's cook of 2d were discharged Saturday after 30 and 41 months in service. Both wore multiple campaign ribbons. Robert D. Bright quarter master 3c of 702 Park St also discharged from Bainbridge center after 34 months served, last stationed on the USS Honolulu.
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Robert T. Cottam,Jr
Parkway
David C. Snipes
Cook
Charleston Naval Separation Center
Cottam
Duke University
Snipes
Robert D. Bright
Park Street
Bainbridge
Honolulu
Hosiery shipments rise 3.2 percent in February 1946
February 1946 total hosiery shipments reach 11 937 578 dozen pairs, up 3.2 percent from February 1945. In the first two months of 1946 shipments total 24 688 821 dozen pairs, a 3.2 percent increase year over year.
Rev Dr Hales Measures Blood Pressure First
In 1773 English clergyman Stephen Hales first demonstrated that blood has pressure and devised a method to measure it, revealing a key physiological property.
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Stephen Hales
Radio Program Evening Schedule with Serial Dramas and News
A late night radio listing shows CST and MST adjustments with network corrections. It details a sequence of serials, dramas, news reports, commentaries, music segments, and variety shows from 6:00 PM to 11:15 PM including Terry and Jack Smith segments, Sherlock Holmes adventures, and Bob Hawk quizzes across CBS ABC and related networks.
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Farrell
Abe Sparrow and
the Hawk
Cba
Tennessee Jed
Abe-East
Hop Harrigan
Abe Tom Mix
Abe Anes Hiowe
Alter Kiernan
Terry
Abe-West Howe
Mbs
Weat
Abe Waktin
Clayton
Cbe
Dick Tracy
Abe-West
Mbs-West
G. Machine
Cbsa
Jack Armatrong
Lowell Thomas
Abe World News
Cbs
Cal Tinney
Abc-Basie Tennessee
Jed
Nepeat
Abe
Mbe
Carolyn Gilbert
Rob Hawk
Ober Eba Tene Ranger
Abe Henry J. Taynor
Kaltenborn
Bill Brandt
Parks and Warren
Cbs Tam
Abner
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Howard Barlow
Abe Joan Davis
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Voorhees
Cbs 1
Deal
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abe Seret Tons
Paul Whiteman
Lombardo
Abe Screen Guild
Cha Bill Thompson
Doc I. Q
Abe Lefty
Cbs-Basic
America
Forum
Ahbec
Basic
Nbe
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief
Advertises Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure herbal remedy to ease bladder irritation from excess urine acidity. Claims fast kidney action, non habit forming ingredients, and offers a free prepaid sample from Kilmer & Co asking readers to send name and address to Stamford Connecticut. Limited offer.
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Department A. Kilmer & Co., Inc
Stamford
Conn
Tar Heel Gardener Advises Timely Garden Tasks
The Tar Heel Gardener urges immediate side dressing of greens with rapid acting nitrogen like nitrate of soda and careful top dressing around individual plants. Planting plans cover beans corn cucumbers squash coastal plain lima beans okra eggplant tomatoes and greens like Swiss chard. A regular fruit tree spray program is advised for peaches and apples with a request to write for a simple home orchard schedule.
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Coastal Plain
New Zealand
State College
Raleigh
Notice of High Point Board of Adjustments meeting
L H Baker seeks a permit to add a 100 by 40 foot rear expansion to a store building adjoining a gas station at North Main and Thurston Streets for an auto mobile tire repair and recapping plant. The Board of Adjustments will meet at 1 30 pm Thursday April 11 1946 in the Fire Division office. Citizens may attend to be heard. Jos D Cox chairman.
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L. H. Baker
North Main
Thurston Streets
High Point
Board of Adjustments
City of
BE. K. Ingram
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