Washington And Lee Head Makes Many Speeches
Dr. Francis Pendleton Gaines, president of Washington and Lee University, receives visits to speak in multiple states. In 1944 he gave 37 speeches, and last year about 40 addresses, while serving on national committees and leading the college. He stresses discipline, responsibility, and broad education over early specialization and quick shortcuts.
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Lexington
Francis Pendleton Gaines
South
Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Washington and Lee
Alabama College
National Patent Planning Commission
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Association of American Colleges
Southern University Conference
Dr. Gaines
Due West
S. C
Virginia
Wake Forest
Washington Hall
Action Delayed On Control Tower Funding Bill
Washington reports no action on a bill to cut funds for federal control towers in 110 U S cities including North Carolina sites Winston Salem Greensboro High Point Charlotte and Raleigh Durham. The measure was postponed to May after a short session honoring Rep Burgin with the calendar reset to awaiting congress return. The budget bureau proposed 3 million dollars for towers but the House panel said cities should cover operating costs.
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Enterprise Washington Bureau
Washington
United States
Winston-Salem
Greensboro-High Point
Charlotte
Raleigh-Durham
North Carolina
House
W Burgin
Congress
Budget Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Federal
Notice of dissolution of partnership
This notice announces the dissolution of the Miller Excelsior Com partnership formerly operated by B. Mill and David V. Miller. The business will hereafter be operated by David V. Miller, the present owner.
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Miller Excelsior
B. Mill
David V. Miller
Crosswords by Eugene Sheffer Puzzle Clues Set
The page lists a Eugene Sheffer style crossword with across and down clues. It notes an average solving time of about 14 minutes and credits King Features Syndicate for distribution.
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Eugene Sheffer
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Veterans and Servicemen Honored in News Clippings
James L. Agner receives the soldier's medal for valor after 20 years in the army with 20 months in Europe. Joseph Bennett of High Point N C is en route home after discharge from the navy. Jack Smith from High Point earns a rank promotion at Fort Myers Virginia. regional notes mention Rhineland Ardennes and Central European campaigns. agricultural highlights cover crops in Colorado and California's terrain and resources.
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James L. Agner
Clara Cox
Miss Noble Reason
Agner
Naval Air Station
Charleston
U S. C
Joseph B. Bennett
Rt. 4
High Point
N. C
U. S. Navy
Gertrude Wood
Washington, D. C
Jack Smith
Evelyn Silman Smith
C. D. Sechrest
Park Street
War Department
Ft. Myers
Carol Ann Smith
East State Street
T/5
Point High School
Army
Rhineland
Ardennes
Veterans Report in Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise reports sixty three discharged servicemen registered with the Thomasville draft board from April 1 to 11. Names include Thomasville residents Charles Weaver Tew Jr and Shir ley Tysinger plus others in Alex ander Boles Denton and Winston Salem.
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Thomasville
Draft Board
Charles Weaver
Tew
Armit Thelmer Stone, Jr
Fred Stuart
Coy Lee Hancock
Wade Kearns Fitzgerald
Billy Raven Garner
Morris Edwin Tucker
Henry Roland Cecil
Wade Edgar Kennerley
Louis Mason Payne
Judge Ng
Shirley Charles Tysinger
Alexander Boles
Clifton Preston Murdy
William Snowden Kennedy
Ilford
Chantwin Cox
Norman Wesley Saunders
Kiser Lester Pope
Marvin Welton
Clodfelter
Donald Scott Davis
Carlton Clarence Myers
Maynard Junior Payne
Royals To Speak At UNC Session Tomorrow
CHAPEL HILL April 15 Kenneth, an undersecretary and UNC alumnus, will address students at a university session tomorrow night. The Veterans Association, led by president Blount Stewart, will sponsor the talk on extending the draft law.
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Chapel Hill
Kenneth
North Carolina
Blount Stewart
The
Veterans Association
Goldsboro
Blount
Gray Days and Weather Prospects in a March Column
A reflective weather column notes a gray March with hints of sun and showers, praising the Weather Bureau for improved forecasts. It recalls past eras of prophecy, cites poets Longfellow and Riley, and ends with a light quip about a prospector viewing New York from the Empire State Building.
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United States Weather Bureau
Longfellow
Riley
Arizona
New York
Empire State Building
Wal
Murder Charges Placed Against Racing Driver
Charlotte report says Ray Putnam Belmont motorcycle racer faces two murder charges after a Saturday fairground crash that killed two youths and injuring 51 others. Police issued warrants for six counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Victims included Robert Donaldson 12 of Charlotte and Mickey Albert Platt of Concord.
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Charlotte
Ray Putnam
Belmont
Henry Severs
Chlenburg County
Robert Donaldson
Lotte
Mickey Albert Platt
Concord
Aunt Martha Sees Ocean Size Up Close
In a rare moment of awe Aunt Martha first views the sea. She remains quiet gazing at the vast water then remarks it may not be as large as imagined.
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Martha
Grand Feeling aspirin offer touts quality and savings
Ambiguous ad copy praises a grand feeling of quality and economy with aspirin and a bulk offer claim. It mentions savings, fast service, and a large choice, but details are unclear and not fully legible.
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Washington and Lee Head
D! Scholls
J. Allen Austin
Small Bird
Stan Kenton
Armory
N. C. State Guard
English Motor CO
Washington St
High Point, N. C
Bennett
Colorado
California
Mgee Page Garenry Ene Jenkins, Daniel Kenevie , and
Charles William Green
Denton
Charles Armon Hunt
Max Wade Hill
Kermit Ray Morris
Kenneth Druid Snider
Zollie McCarthy Smith
Columbus Efird Garner
Oo Co
Tes Sowers
Lex- Leroy Lopp
Kernersky A Y Cker
Winston- Salem
UNC
W. A. Bivins
North Carolina Association For Wine Control
Southeastern Bidg
Greensboro
N.C
John W. Caffey
U.S
Truman
Brewers Foundation
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