High Painters Named In State Art Exhibition
Winners announced for the sixth annual North Carolina School Art Exhibition with chief judge Victor DAmico of the Museum of Modern Art. Prizes awarded to students from High Point and Chapel Hill with many named participants and schools listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina School
Person
Woman's College of the University At Greensboro
Harriet D. Adams
Person Hall
Victor D'Amico
Museum of Modern Art of
New York
High Point
David Gadd
Pat Millonas
Peggy Burton
Lucille Linthicum
Eleen Johnson
Patricia George
Stanley Peele
Randolph
Warren Kessing
Nat Sparrow
John Earnhart
Walter Russell
Russell Bullock
Margaret Smith
Farland Adams
Earl Jones
Marie Yandell
Mary Snider
Marylyn Robinette
Polly Meadow
Lawrence Miller
Billy Gardner
Betty Schultheiss
R. P.pedre
Louise Pergram
Editorial dispute over university news bureau coverage
A Chapel Hill reader complains that a Friday edition misrepresented Dr. Ralph McDonald's Rotary Club speech. He argues the university news bureau is biased in McDonald’s favor and urges fairer coverage of his opponents’ records including 1933 public education Legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University News
Tea News
Rotary Club
Ralph Meid
Yernor
Yernor. In His Address Dr. McDonald
North Carolina
McDonald
Major Greggery
Govr
Chapel Rotary Club
Louis Graves
Chapel Hill
War Time Health Advice on Appendicitis
An NEA health feature explains appendicitis signs from upper abdominal discomfort to right lower quadrant pain and fever. It warns against laxatives and seeks prompt medical care, noting the appendix can perforate and cause peritonitis if misdiagnosed or untreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Honeymoon Travel Not Restricted By DDT Officials
Washington reports no new directives on honeymoon travel as most trips are short weekend joins for service members and brides. Officials say leniency may apply in prioritization cases and compare the stance to WPB gown material quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
WPB
Air Embolism Fatality Linked to Hospital Blood Draw
Wilmingon coroner's jury finds Sgt Barney J. Lewis died of an air embolism caused by an improperly connected machine at James Walker Memorial Hospital. The 24 year old soldier from Winnabow died after volunteering to donate blood at the air base on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Barney J. Lewis
James Walker Memorial Hospital
Lewis
Winnabow
New Batting Leader Emerges In Ration League
Durham April 26 A new batting leader in the war time ration league Dub Johnson of North Carolina raised his average to .467 with 14 hits in 30 at bats and 9 RBIs. He overtook Captain Lew Hayworth whose average slipped to .394. Duke's Bobby Bute sits second at .421 followed by Tom Davis and Nevin Dayvault. Dayvault boosted his average with four hits in five at bats in Raleigh including a homer and a double.
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Durham
Dub Johnson
North Carolina
Johnson
Lew Hayworth
Hayworth
Duke
Bobby Bute
Tom Davis
Nevin Dayvault
N. C. State
Dayvault
Tar Heels
Raleigh
Tiny radio robots aid TVA flood control program
In Gatlinburg Tennessee tiny radio robots are deployed in the Great Smoky Mountains to record rainfall and measure stream flow in the upper watershed of the Tennessee River basin. Developed by water control engineers they operate automatically without human hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Tennessee River
Fifth District Goes Over Top In War Drive
In the second War Loan drive the Fifth District reports bond sales in North Carolina totaling 65,581,161 and in South Carolina reaching 25,101,950 against quotas of 62,000,000 and 25,000,000 respectively. Edward C. Anderson notes shortfall in buyer numbers and urges extended effort. Clyde R. Hoey commends North Carolinians and calls for more purchases in the final stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Federal Reserve District
Edward C. Anderson
Fifth Federal Reserve District War Finance Committee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Anderson
Clyde R. Hoey
Duke of Portland Dies at Wilbeck Abbey in Nottinghamshire
The Duke of Portland, an Edwardian sporting peer, dies at 85 in Nottinghamshire at Wilbeck Abbey. His son, the Marquis of Titchfield, will inherit as the seventh Duke, prompting a Newark by election. The sixth duke, William Cavendish-Bentinck, held 183000 acres and served as lord lieutenant for decades, and once sought to sell the Portland vase found near Rome in 1770, later damaged and repaired after bids in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Portland
Wilbeck Abbey
Nottinghamshire
Marquis of
William John Arthur Charles James Cavendish-Bentinck
Rome
British Museum
Moravian Easter Sunrise Service Draws Crowds
In Winston-Salem the 171st Moravian Easter Sunrise Service attracted larger crowds than expected though below peak years. Bishop J Kenneth Pfohl preached Lord Is Risen at Home Church with processions to Gods Acre graveyard as sun rose over marble markers. Moravian bands toured the city at 3 am to awaken participants before the 6 am service began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Historic Home Church
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Ptohl
God's Acre
Tar Heels Named In War Prisoner List
The War Department released a list of 156 U S soldiers held as prisoners of war by Germany. The North Carolina entries include 1st Lt William T Alfred Mt Airy, Staff Sgt Nathan L Floyd Shelby area, 1st Lt Howard W Sutton Charlotte. South Carolina entries list 2nd Lt Oscar V Armstrong Spartanburg.
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Washington
War Department
U. S
Germany
North Carolina
Alfred
William T. Alfred
Granite St
Mt. Airy
Floyd
Nathan L
Rufus M. Floyd
Shelby
Sutton
Howard W
John W. Sutton
Charlotte
South Carolina
Armstrong
Oscar V
Waddy H. Hudson
Union St
Spartanburg
I’ll Fight Again Wait and See
E. D. Emerson of Lansing a machinist’s mate second class narrates his injury after Guadalcanal action aboard a cruiser. He recalls boxing success including 1933 Golden Gloves northwestern Michigan middleweight and multiple ship championships. He planned to fight again despite a broken back, awaiting medical clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Emerson
Lansing
Northwestern Michigan
Guadalcanal
O'Brien
Mail From Home Lifts Morale of U S Marines in War
A Marines sergeant speaks at the National Press Club canteen about how letters from home buoy troops in combat. He notes APO mail service helps those in remote posts and stresses soldiers prefer letters from known correspondents, not strangers, to maintain fighting spirit and connection with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Press Club
Texas
Mauldin
APO
Grandfather's tool cuts work for steel caps in war effort
In Mansfield Ohio Daniel Bemiller, a 62 year old grandfather of twelve, designed a tool that eliminates a 9300 hour yearly drilling operation and enables workers to produce thousands more steel caps for armor piercing shells. He also found a way to reuse worn cutting tools. War workers salute the flag nightly in Camden New Jersey after Pearl Harbor. Hungary plans to greatly develop its government railways.
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Camden
N. J
Pearl Harbor
Rca-Victor
Willard Smith
The Tar Heel Gardener Transplanting Tree Care Guide
Garden notes advise special care for fall or winter plantings. Prune stressed shrubs and watch late sprouters like crepemyrtle pecan and vitex. Newly transplanted trees need wind protection sun shading and mulching with steady watering during dry periods for the first year or two.
Anne Adams maternity dress pattern 4207 style notes
Anne Adams Pattern 4207 offers a wrap over maternity dress with a straight cut jacket. Available only in misses sizes 12 through 20, it requires specific yardage for size 16 and advises sending plain size name address and style number with Linteen cents in coins.
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Anne Adams
Death notices and society notes from 1988 and 1928
Obituary for Robert Brockett 72 of the city who died at his son’s home in Pensacola after moving there two months earlier. Guilford County Dental Society met at the Sheraton Hotel with Dr. W R McKaughan presiding. Rose Furniture to relocate from English Street to South Main Street next month. Personal items note the death of L W Sandlin in Beaufort NC and recoveries of Mrs R I Farmer and Mrs Frank Wood. General news on a British Russian trade war and post office savings projected by Postmaster General Farley. Twenty years ago in 1928 Dr Frederick Koch to lecture on Shakespeare. Fred N Slate elected YMCA president. Europe mission for Rev Samuel Haworth. Dr Raymond Binford spoke at Guilford College banquet. civic garden efforts by Mrs W A Hayes. trips abroad by Mrs C F Long and daughters. Henry Ford plans factories on small water sites. Governor Morrison sets dates for 12 executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Brockett
Robert Brockett, Jr
Pensacola
Fla
High Point
Guilford County Dental Society
Sheraton Hotel
W. R. McKaughan
Rose Furniture Company
English Street
Welborn
South Main Street
Frederick Koch
Chapel Hill
Fred N. Slate
Young Men's Christian Association
Sameul Haworth
Friends Meeting
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Europe
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
W. A. Hayes
Civic Conservation Committee
C. F. Long
Helen
Mary Elizabeth
New York
P W White 94 Dies at Daughter's Home Near Thomasville
Parker Wilson White, 94, retired contractor, died Sunday at his daughter Mrs M L Saintsing's home near Thomasville. He leaves three sons, three daughters, 25 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral at Zion Reformed Church Wednesday at 10:30 with ministers Rev W C Lyerly Rev Charles D White and Rev P E Parker. interment City Cemetery.
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Thomasville
Parker Wilson White
M. L. Saintsing
Archdale
George W. White
Hannah Blair White
George White
Joe White
Raleigh
Herbert White
U.S. Army
W. A. Leonard
J. G. Jessup
Zion Reformed
Pre-Emptive Three Bid Expounded in Bridge Play
A historical note explains the pre-emptive three bid in bridge, detailing its use with hands containing a long suit headed by high cards and outlining its strategic purpose and foundational principles.
Final Rites Held For H C Vestal
Funeral service for Hampton C. Vestal of Cemetery Street Thomasville was held at 3 p.m. Sunday in the home of Miss Flossie Swicegood with Rev. Lee F. Tuttle directing. Pallbearers were Lester Pressley John Stoker Odis Cook Inman Stewart and Sherril Harris. The Main Street Methodist choir sang Rock of Ages and Abide With Me. Interment followed in the city cemetery.
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Thomasvile
Hampton C. Vestal
Cemetery Street
Thomasville
Flossie Swicegood
June Street
Lee F. Tuttle
Main Street
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Major Cherry
Carrboro
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R. W. Madry
University News Bureau
Betty MacDonald
CUPP
Enterprise
Iiiness
Bh. D. Emerson
Jack Stinnett
Grandpa
Hungary
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
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C. A. Taylor
Beauville
N. C
Taylor
L. W. Sandlin
R. I. Farmer
Tucson
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Frank Wood
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Great Britain
Russia
Farley
Post Office
Mexico
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Josephus Daniels
Rodriguez
State Senate
Mich
Henry Ford
Michigan
Morrison
P.W. White
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
W. Val
West Pass
H.C. Vestal
Goers
Curt Ro
Mexico City
Eleuterio Escutia
Guadalajara
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Virgil R. Borden
Borden
Ripley
W Hester
Henry VI
England
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