Faculty Is Responsible For University's Greatness
Chapel Hill profile highlights four UNC faculty members and their impact. Dr J G deRoulhac Hamilton curates the South’s largest historical collection. Dr Sturgis Leavitt builds inter American ties and a 50 Latin American magazine bibliography. Dr Herman G Baity advances public health collaborations in the Americas. Dr Edgar W Knight compiles a documentary history of Southern education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Summerlin
Chapel Hill
Edwin Bjorkman
University of North Carolina
Bjorkman
Bjjerkman
J. G. feRoulhac Hamilton
Southern
South
United States
Hamilton
Louis B. Wright
Henry E. Huntington Library
San Marino
Calif
Dr. Hamilton
University of North A
Gerald W. Johnson
Baltimore
Carolina
Oxford
N. C
England
Sturgis FE. Leavitt
Sturgis FE
Leavitt
Argentina
Chile
Dr. Leavitt
J. R. Speil
Madeline Nichols
University of California
Los Angeles
Waldo G. Leland
American Council of Learned Societies
Washington, D. C
Rio
Baity
Latin America
Edgar W. Knight
Knight
American State University
J. B. Edmonson
School of Education
University of Michigan
North Carolina
New York
J. L. Kandel
School and Society
Booze Election Set for June 14 in Mecklenburg County
Charlotte April 22 The June 14 special election in Mecklenburg county will decide the establishment of ABC stores. The date was moved from June 7 after a letter from Chase Brentzer, chair of the county board of elections, noting state law differences for ABC special elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
ABC Stores
Chase Brentzer
County Board of Elections
ABC
Resource estimates for Ma Hukuo and Japanese ore output
Ma Hukuo holds over 88 million acres of forest and vast mineral resources with 1.7 billion tons of coal and 400 million tons of iron. The Fu yshan Yenai mines in Japan produce about 7 million tons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma ‘Hukuo
Fuyshan
Yenai
Gas Factory Stomach Rejoices After INNER-AID Claim
A woman reports her stomach once produced gas after meals and she suffered headaches and constipation. She credits INNER-AID with removing gas and bloating while improving digestion and bowel action. The ad claims INNER-AID contains 12 herbs and is sold in drug stores.
Negro 4-H Clubs Train Members To Be Thrifty
In Wake county Raleigh April 22 young boys and girls in Negro 4-H clubs learned thrift. More than 200 members opened bank accounts and saved over 2000 dollars toward a 5000 dollar goal for November 1. Harold D Wright deposited 10 dollars in pennies, showing strong thrift instincts and aim to fund 4-H projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Wake County
Davenport
State College Extension Service
Springfield Club
Harold D. Wright
Cherry Grants Negro Reprieve
Governor Cherry granted a reprieve to Willie Little a Wake county Negro condemned for raping Mrs Fletcher C Rook last November 25 while an escapee from the Cary prison camp He was to be executed Friday The reprieve gives time for an appeal based on newly discovered evidence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Willie Little
Wake County
Wake Superior Court
Fletcher C. Rook
Cary
Cherry
Little
Still Explodes Halfway House Burns in Cumberland Mills
An explosion of a whisky still made from a five gallon oil drum at Cumberland Mills set a small house ablaze and Ben Powers’ dwelling burned. Powers was released on bond after jail. Neighbor Johnny Calcutt broke his leg when his car hit a tree while responding to the fire. A new expectation cites one million miles of repair-free operation for heavy duty shock absorbers used on streamliner trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Cumberland Mills
Ben Powers
Powers
Johnny Calcutt
Health Institute and Music Festival Highlight Local Activities
The Negro planning committee and the High Point Tuberculosis association sponsor a one day health institute on Monday April 28 at the Daniel Brooks community center with Dr Howard M Payne as guest speaker. A morning session for doctors and nurses precedes an evening general meeting. The annual music week festival by Fairview Leonard and William Penn high schools is set for May 4 at 4 p.m. in William Penn auditorium featuring school choirs, flute groups, instrumental ensembles and a mass patriotic finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Planning Committee
High Point Tuberculosis Association
Daniel Brooks Community Center
Howard M. Payne
Freedman’s Hospital
Washington, D. C
Fairview Leonard
William Penn High School
William Penn
W. T. Gibbs
Ywca News
YWCA
Cooperative Club
Acme Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tash
Inter-American Institute of the University
J. C. Lyons
Brazil
Colombia
Peru
Commonwealth Fund
Sturgis Leavitt
Modern Language Association of America
Council
South Atlantic Modern Language Association
Herman G. Baity
School of Public Health
Department of State
Dr. Baity
D.g der
Sturgist
Dean Herman G.bait
Highland Park
Lowry Veach
Blue Triangle Club
Dr. M. B. Davis
Underhill Avenue
VFW
Earlie Gabriel Post
YMCA
Mesdames Williams
Grier
High Point
Ida White
Alfleta Jackson
Muriel Harrison
Ella Hogue
Leola Harris
Mary Elliott
Mamie Wilson
Helen Hogue
Post Home
East Washington Street
Needle Craft Club
Mary B. Ingram
Tayloree
Amos Thompson
Wall Street
Spartanburg
S. C
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Lee Marie Thompson
Hester Thompson
Russell
Amos, Jr
Haizlip Funeral Home
Vernon Street
Cordelia Gaines
T. W. Blanketeship
Samuel A. Blanketship
Charlie Turner
Frank Turner
Charlie Quick
James Ballard
Betty West
Alonzo Huff
Rotheanna Robbins
Hubert Tyson
Annie Powell
Samuel
Bethel Bethel Holiness Church
Bishop Mingo
M. Coles
Winston-Salem
L. McClure
Leaksville
Mingo
Bright Light
Church of God
Beamon Street
Anna
Kivett Drive Bridge
C. E. Yokeley
Mer
Horace Gilderton
Commerce and
Willowbrook ST
High Point, N. C
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