North Carolina poised to expand postwar recreation and tourism
The article urges immediate postwar development of North Carolina recreational facilities. It highlights potential tourism revenue from beaches and mountains, proposes two national parks, and stresses airports and infrastructure to draw thousands from the Midwest and beyond, warning of lost opportunities if delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
North Carolina
High Point Beach
South Carolina
Rockies
America
Middle West
Enduring Influence of Faithful Heroes Across Ages
A sermon-style meditation contrasts Abel and Cain with enduring faith figures from Hebrews. It notes Abel’s humble sacrifice over Cain’s arrogance, cites Abraham, Jacob, Moses, David, Solomon as flawed yet faithful servants, and highlights modern leaders Roosevelt and Lincoln as examples of steadfast service and moral impact. It ends with the idea that the dead speak through deeds preserved in memory.
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Abel
God
Cain
Cain and
Abraham
Egypt
Sarah
Canaan
Jacob
Israel
Moses
David
Solomon
Temple
Simon
Jesus
Francis of
Asissi
Italy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
W.A.B
High Point Campaign Opens for New Memorial Hospital
Local leaders including R. T. Amos and W. B. Hall rally High Point to fund a $750,000 High Point Memorial hospital project. They urge citizens to contribute according to means to improve hospital facilities for the city, sixth in size in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
R. T. Amos
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. B. Hall
Camp Site in Randolph County Seen Suitably Located
A citizen observer endorses a local committee plan to purchase a 100 acre Girl Scout camp site in Randolph County. The land includes a lodge residence a good well and two streams with lake potential and prices considered reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph County
Curtis Smithdeal
That Miracle Bug Killer DDT In Afterwar U S Use
Article discusses postwar prospects for DDT as a civilian and military insecticide. It cites New York authorities, notes production at two million pounds monthly for military use, potential overseas distribution, and fears about ecological harm to bees and wildlife. It highlights benefits for public health, agriculture, and disease control, with caveats from Dr. Dred C. Bishopp and others.
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Albert Leman
Uncle Sam
New York
Dred C. Bishopp
U.S. Bureau of Entomology and
Americas
Africa
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R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
H. A. Cecil
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Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
Associated Press
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Lenagton Ave
N. Se
Hatteras Park
Tennessee
Smoky Mountain Park
Nature
Congress
Roosevelt
Charles A. Hines
W. T. Justice
Russell Street
Pfc
Ford Justice
Belgium
Sis
Iam
Avery Cook
J. Everett Marsh
Thomas FE. Dodamead
J. F. Melton
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Jady
National Clothing Collection
Henry
United States Office
North
Europe
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