High Point Sees Quiet Start to Supreme Court Ruling
Enterprise reports from High Point on the May 17 Supreme Court decision declaring segregated public schools unconstitutional. Whites and Negroes pursue limited dialogue while city officials await guidance. many view change as gradual and personal, not yet tied to formal desegregation.
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High Point
South
Robert Marks
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Ace
Point 1
Esceeran
Centennial
Montlieu Ave
Nally
E. Green St
Willowbrook St
Ward St
W. Green St
Taylor St
Park Schools
William Penn
YMCA
YWCA
Beene Henterprise
Marks
Ne Aro
Santa Real After All
In Waco Texas the annual Christmas parade includes a Santa float with child readers. Johnny Gonzales, six, writes that he believes in Santa while others doubt his existence. Linda McBride, seven, assists as a Santa helper on the float.
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Waco
Tex
Waco Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Santa
Johnny Gonzales
Santa Helper’s
Linda McBride
Harris Duke Head Pediatrics at Duke University
Dr. Jerome S. Harrie named chair of the pediatrics department at Duke University Medical School and Duke Hospital succeeding Dean Davison. The New York native, a Duke professor of pediatrics, led the children’s heart clinic since 1946 and held multiple Duke and national medical roles.
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Durham
Jerome S. Harrie
Duke University Medical School
Duke Hospital
W. C. Davison
Harris
Dean Davidson
James B. Duke
Children's Heart Clinic
Duke
N.C. Heart Association
American Academy of Pediatrics
Duke Medical School
63Rd General Hospital
North Carolina
Fourth Service Command Medical Laboratory
Ft. McPherson
Atomic Energy Commission
New York City
Harria
Dartenath College
Harvard University Medical School
Boston
Chicago
Infant's and Children’s Hospital
Sroventea Medicine
Durham Child Guidance Clinic
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
Saas Scienti- American Society For Clinical Investigation
Society For Pediatric Research
Southern Society For Clinical Research
Pediatric Age Society For Experimental Biology and Medicine
N. Y
Harvard Dean of Business School to Retire Next Summer
D K David dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration since 1942 announced plans to retire next summer. The 54 year old educator will devote his time to business and philanthropic interests.
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Cambridge
Mass
D. K. David
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
War Hero and President Began Law Career in Johnsonville
A tall young frontier man arrived in Johnsonville in 1787 to seek a license to practice law. He later rose to national fame, serving as president and military commander, with a storied career across Tennessee Florida and the Battle of New Orleans. The note details his early steps and the Johnsonville courthouse licensing event.
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Pater
Johnsonville
Salisbury
Carolina
Tennessee
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Florida
Randolph County
J. A. Hblair
Asheboro
Jackson
Bay
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Alabama
Santa Real
Sands & Company
Harris Duke
J. S. Harris
Dean
Randolph
Wensparers
Gasolne
Bureau OF Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
High Point Enterprise
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