Dietitian Mrs Alma Martin Speaks Via Voice of America
Guilford College dietitian and Estonian refugee Mrs Alma Martin recorded a Voice of America broadcast during the International Congress of Home Economics at the University of Maryland. She described Estonia under multiple regimes and recalled her experiences from czarist rule through Nazi and Soviet occupations to emigration in 1949.
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Voice of America
North Carolina
Alma Martin
University of Maryland
America
Estonia
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Bourgeoi
Russia
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Hitler
Guilford College Dietitian
University of Tartu
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
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Baltic States
United States
Mrs. Martin
Methodist Youth In Resolutions At Duke University
North Carolina Methodist Youth Fellowship at Duke University adopted resolutions urging abolition of capital punishment and a ban on alcohol advertising. They also backed United Nations support and opposed racial segregation while calling for youth literacy on alcohol harms. Francis C. Bradshaw of Durham to become president.
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Durham
North Carolina Methodist
Duke University
U.S
United Nations
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Methodist
Francis C. Bradshaw
Easy decorations with foil for kids crafts in class
Children use foil to craft school room decorations for many occasions. Foil molds over a tray to form a tester for mixing paints. Each child presses a foil chip for paste to create colorful decorations.
Thomasville Expands Annexation Spurs City Planning
The article reviews Thomasville's post annexation growth and planning efforts led by a city planning commission. Officials emphasize cooperation to realize growth, improve facilities, and integrate schools, buildings, and developments into a cohesive future for the Piedmont town. The piece notes efficient police traffic flow and a humorous postal mix up involving Bob Smith of the Recorder’s Court.
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Thomasville
Randolph
Bob Smith
Recorder’s Court
Post Office
Bob
Georgia
High Rock Lake Teems With Weekend Water Fun
Enterprise writer tours High Rock Lake with the High Rock Lake Association open-water program. About 200 cottage owners and as many weekend commuters flock to boats, skiers, and water sports amid safety and variety.
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High Rock Lake Association
Arthur Corpening
Sheraton
Massey Takes Top Race Mark at Western North Carolina 500
Burlington's Jim Massey set the pole with a 23.50 second lap on the new Weaverville track. Lee Petty, Banjo Matthews, Rex White and Speedy Thompson also posted sub 24 second times as the field chased a $16,200 purse and series points.
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N.C
Burlington
Jim Massey
Massey
Asheville
Weaverville Speedway
Bob Welborn
Greensboro
Nascar
North Carolina
Lee Petty
Randleman
Petty
Banjo Matthews
Fireball Roberts
Chevrolet
Rex White
Silver Springs
Speedy Thompson
Charlotte
Safety On Water Stressed By Group
THOMASVILLE High Rock Lake water safety efforts spotlighted as the High Rock Lake Association led by FE. W. Freeze Jr. promotes life preservers on boats and a lake patrol by the Davidson County Sheriff's Department. The group also pursues wildlife, water sports, and beautification while keeping safety as the top priority.
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FE. W. Freeze Jr
Randleman
High Here Greensboro
Bs Egg
Other
Davidson County Sheriff's Department
Browns Top Steelers In Pro Exhibition Match
In Akron the Cleveland Browns beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 10-0 in the opening pro football exhibition. A 14 yard field goal by Lou Groza in the third quarter and a fourth quarter touchdown after a fumble sealed the win as Milt Plum connected with Leroy Bolden and Ed Modzelewski before Billy Reynolds finished the scoring.
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Akron
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Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Browns
Steelers
Lou Groza
Cleveland
Guy
Pittsburgh
Milt Plum
Leroy Bolden
Ed Modzelewski
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Modzelewski
Billy Reynolds
Groza
Nadir Wins Rich American Derby At Arlington Park
Claiborne Farm's Nadir captured the American Derby at Arlington Park in heavy track conditions covering a mile and one fur long in 1 51 3 5. Victory Morn finished second with Talent Show third. Nadir's win boosted his season total and paid bettors $6, $4, and $3. The crowd numbered 27 359 and the show payoff was $3.40.
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Claiborne Farm
Arlington Park
Manuel Ycaza
Nadir
Cain Hoy Stable
Adam L. Rice
Victory Morn
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High Point
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