Religion in Public Schools and the American Tradition
A lecture argues that public schooling in the United States evolved from church tied origins and religion remains interwoven with civic education. It traces the Northwest Ordinance, separation debates, and court cases shaping Bible teaching while urging local rethinking of curricular and sponsorship for religious material in schools.
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Graham
University of North Carolina
Thomas Jefferson
Danbury
Conn
United States Supreme Court
New England
Virginia
Sir Edmund Sandys
Virginia Company
Canterbury
Tom Paine
Paine
America
Dean Alice Baldwin
Duke
Atlantic
John Wise
Ipswich
Mass
Jefferson
Carl Becker
England
Benjamin Franklin
Senate
House of Representatives
Army
Navy
Supreme Court
Oregon
New York City
Highest Court of
New York
Supreme Court of
New York State
Friends of Released Time Education
North Carolina to Accept Wilmington Drydock Soon
Gov. W. Kerr Scott announced that North Carolina is close to formally accepting the government drydock at Wilmington. He said the dock can be delivered in September and praised plans to hire an experienced operator to run it, boosting the ports program and national security. Scott will discuss arrangements with the ports authority and report to Sen. Graham next week.
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Washington
W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Wilmington
Scott
Maritime Board
Graham
D.-N.c
Ports Authority
Chapman
North Carolina State Society
Press Breaks Down On Editor’s Picture
Ellwood City Ledger fails to print photo as editor Charley Cox retires after 28 years. The Thursday edition arrived late as the press allegedly broke down after the image appeared.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Ledger
Charley Cox
Cox
Ledger
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