Death of Lt John W Nygard in Washington Army hospital
4-2nd Lt John Wallace Nygard died yesterday at Walter Reed hospital after a lengthy illness. He will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery Monday. A Duluth Minnesota native, he taught psychology at the University of North Carolina and served as acting director of the division of institutions and corrections and later the division of mental hygiene for the state board of public welfare. He also was on Tulsa University staff before entering service.
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Division of Mental Hygiene
State Board of Public Welfare
Tulsa University
Endowment Funds Created for UNC History Fellows
Mrs. Nellie Waddell Brentzer of Smithfield and Washington DC left 50000 for endowments funding University of North Carolina history fellowships. The gift honors her father Leigh Richman Waddell of Smithfield. The second item notes Jerusalem as the seat of Palestine government under the 1922 British odet.
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Nellie Waddell Brentzer
Smithfield
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University of North Carolina
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Great Britain
Yalta Toll on Roosevelt Highlighted by Cox Editorial
Former Georgia governor James M. Cox writes in the Atlanta Journal that Yalta exacted a heavy toll on Franklin D. Roosevelt. Cox recalls telephoning the president before his death and notes Roosevelt faced immense responsibilities, fatigue, and sinus trouble. He praised Roosevelt’s endurance, fairness in policy decisions, and bond with American citizens from the war front to the home front.
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Textile Research Explained At N C State Meet
Raleigh April 14 results of applied research in textiles were explained by scientists at a regional meeting of the textile research institute held at N C State College. Speakers included Giles Hopkins Dr John C Whitwell and Richard Wilhelm from Princeton University Dr A C Walker Bell Telephone laboratories and Elliot B Grover head of the yarn department. The war production board sponsor Crover discussed effects of changes in production speeds and carding settings on yarn and fiber quality noting increased production with faster card speeds but with some drop in yarn appearance higher power use and more card wastes.
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Textile Research Institute
N. C. State College
Giles E. Hopkins
New York City
John C. Whitwell
Richard H. Wilhelm
Princeton University
A. C. Walker
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Elliot B. Grover
State College
Malcolm Campbell
State Textile School
Crover
War Production Board
Woodson in States Atlanta
Harry C. Woodson of the Signal Corps returns from 36 months overseas in the American theatre of operations and is due to arrive about April 13 at Ft. Bragg North Carolina. He will visit his grandmother Mrs A L Burrus in High Point before returning home.
Radio Schedule Corrections and Evening Programs Listed
A dense station listing shows program changes due to late network corrections. The page outlines times from 12:30 to 11:00 with varied offerings including news, concerts, dramas, commentaries, and variety shows featuring numerous named programs and performers.
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Stupak
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Church of the Air
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John B. Kennedy
Bly Stanley Dixon
Mbs
America United
Theorge Hicks
Bly
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Roundtable
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Lyman Bryson
Ebs
Sammy Kaye
Newa
Ed Murrow
Cba
Bennett
Paul Lavalle
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U.S.A
John Chas
Thomas & Song
News of World
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Dbs National
Bill Cunningham
Carnegie
Max Hill
Philharmonic Symphony
Kay
Toth Air Force
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Army
Ethel Barrymore
New England
America
Music America
Nelson Pardy
Che
Andrews Sisters
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NBC Symphony
Toscanini
Family Time
Patrice Munsel
Chise Mary
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Charlotte Greywood
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Bill Shirerin
Catholic Radio Service
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Ozzie and Harriet
Cbs Hall of Fame
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Fanny Brice
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Dick Brown
Jack Benny
Kate Smith
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Cleveland Orchestra
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Berge
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F. Bracken
Jerry Wayne
Gabriel Heatter
Walter Winchell
Broadcast Horizons
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James Melton
Alec Temple
Cedric Foster
Jimmie Fidler
Holly
Dorothy Thompson
Phil Spitalny
Phil Baker
Riley
Wilson
Broadway
Helen Hayes
Harold Lloyd
Scotland County Farmers Run Fertilizer Plant Round-the-Clock
Faced with a fertilizer shortage, Scotland county farmers quit fields to man a Laurinburg plant 24 hours a day to supply tobacco cotton and tomato crops. The extension division cites acute labor shortage threatening closure. With 165 farmers on payroll the plant operates at maximum capacity.
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Raleigh
Scotland County
Laurinburg
N. C. State College Extension Division
Sumner Welles Launches World Peace Forum Series
Sumner Welles appointed Blue Network advisor on international affairs inaugurates the World Peace Forum. Three authorities join Welles for a round-table on peace problems and major issues of the day. The half hour will air on WMFR Blue Network Mondays April 16 and 23 at 10 30 p m.
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Sumner Welles
Blue Network
McDonald Pushes Tenure Law for Teachers
Dr. Ralph McDonald retiring president of the North Carolina Education Association urged a tenure law to protect teachers principals and other school employees from dismissal without just cause. He spoke at NCEA installation ceremonies in Raleigh where Mrs Annie Laurie McDonald of Hickory became president and C W Phillips of Greensboro won the first vice presidency, set to lead in 1946.
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Ralph McDonald
North Carolina Education Association
McDonald
NCEA
Annie Laurie McDonald
Hickory
C. W. Phillips
Greensboro
A. M. Proctor
Durham
Education group elects new leaders and outlines needs
Ethel Perkins of Raleigh was reelected secretary treasurer and director of the National Education Association. New board members include D H Conley of Greenville and Hugh Bean of Marion. Dr McDonald urged tenure laws, higher salaries, 10 months teaching, lighter workloads, higher compulsory ages, state control of administration, expanded vocational education, and universal health care for children. District presidents were named: Gunter, Wilkins, Cutting, Harris Lee, and Hudson.
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Raleigh
National Education Association
D. H. Conley
Greenville
Bertha Cooper
Elizabeth City
Hugh Bean
Marion
Junius Allison
Asheville
McDonald
NCEA
North Carolina
State Department of Education
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Lucama
Helen D. Wilkins
Oxford
North Central
Katie Eborn Cutting
Whiteville
Nina W. Harris Lee
Concord
South Piedmont
Isham B. Hudson
Andrews
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