State Still Has Numerous And 2 Teacher Schools
Raleigh dispatch reports North Carolina still operates more than 1500 one and two teacher schools despite a 30 year consolidation push. Data from Paul Reid shows 829 one teacher and 691 two teacher schools, with a mix of colored and white pupils and several high schools affected.
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Raleigh
Paul Reid
State Board of Education
Planning Commission
The
North Carolina Education Association
NCEA
Watch Out for Bronchial After-Effects of a Cold
A local ad touts Bronebeucline Emulsion from Mann Drug Store to ease coughs after colds. It claims quick relief, better sleeping at night, and notes a money back guarantee if dissatisfied. One-half bottle suggested as sufficient.
GOP Platform Goes To Meet In Chicago
National GOP committee members from the House and Senate approved a 1000 word interim platform for the 1946 elections. It calls for strong UN leadership, full defense forces, tax relief, debt reduction, and labor rights with peaceful dispute settlement. A labor plank banning political use of union or corporate funds was dropped.
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Washington
Congress
China
House
Senate
United Nations Organization
Dr Philip Davis Promoted to Full Colonel Rank
Dr Philip Davis of High Point commands the Test Station hospital near Calcutta India and has been promoted to colonel by the war department. He joined the service early in the war and distinguished himself in penicillin research earning steady promotion. He will remain with the 271st hospital in India for several months before returning.
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Philip Davis
High Point
Calcutta
India
War Department
Davis
271St
Portland Guard Seeks Fisherman's Life Back in Aleutians
Sgt. Robert A. Markworth of Portland says he would return to the Aleutians not as a soldier but as a fisherman and hunter. He notes the rivers there are thick with trout and salmon, so abundant they could be scooped with hands.
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Fisherman's Paradise
Portland
Ore
INS
Robert A. Markworth
Aleutians
Hundreds Of Vets Report To Draft Board Number 5
Hundreds of locally reported to draft board number five after discharge from armed forces. The list names many individuals including Charles Earle Williams Thurman Charles Cook John Allen Pritchett Carl Weldon Cook Roy Wade Hill and dozens more. The report outlines the ongoing draft process and confirms active registration by veterans.
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Draft Board
Charles Earle Williams
Thurman
Charles Cook
John Allen Pritchett
Carl Weldon Cook
Roy Wade Hill
William Newton Bostic
Robert Hyman Carter
Odell Lyman Jones
Charles McCain Craven
Willie James Williams
Ray Commodore Crofts
Penn Winslow Pierce
William” . Dillon
Clarence Mack Sink
Joy Dale
Gordon Woodrow Smalley
Charles William Hendrix
Homer H. Smith
Paul Lewis Shadburn
John Reitzel Ingram
Carl Edward Morgan
William Franklin Farlow
Charles Ross Johnson
James Crawford Clark
Leo Vestal
John Alfred Eshelman, Jr
Roland Paul Rice
George Gregory
Cornel Couser
Robert Alexander Brawley, Jr
Fred Marshall Reynolds
Herbert Ellsworth Weston
Chas
Creighton Henderson, Jr
Charles Vance Holmes
Clifton DeWitt Brown
Johnnie William Branch
Buster Ivan Hill
Davis Hill Smith
Brooks Gallant Callahan
Lee Boleng King
Lee Carneal
Ie Lee Barrier
William Kemp Atkins
Roy Fray Ghaeies
Ray Hall
Hamilton
Robert Thomas Houston Calhoun
Joseph William Riley
Ervin Mack Yokley, Jr
Carlton Dockery
Charles Gordon Stout
William Albert Bolejack
Billie William Woodie
Charles Grady Deal
Samuel Coe Easter
James Crawford Bolton
Homer Lloyd Chatham
Melvin LaMarr Woods
Ernest Boyd Freeman
Billy Thomas Bryant
Vance Hill, Jr
Lewis Jonathan Collison
William Roy Johnson
William Bernard Cole
Harry Roland Schwartz
Marshall Monroe Short
Thomas Burnly Moore
Harold Leslie Setzer
John Roy Sullivan
James Crawford Montgomery
Clarence Thomas Mills
Harless Ashburn Harris
Nealy Harrison Garner
Romulus Green Forrest Lynn Cates
New John Roach
John Preston Cayton
Charles Lee Smith
Fort Vernon Charles
Solon Gray Williamson, Jr
Har- Claude Alance
William —E Price
Felix Ray Henderson
Alexander Nick Drakalakos
Ernest Harris
Roy Elmo Allred
Cecil Clarence Prince
James Charles Hughes
Gorm
Junior Newsome
Illiam
Ralph Gray
Horace Gray Smith
Joe Benjamin Mobley
Guy Wallace Jones
Charles Calvin Ll, Jr
Willie Lee Logani
Harry Emmanuel Rothrock, Jr
James Benjamin Skinner
Thomas Remfry Pitts
James William Danford
John Jackson Torrence
James Edward Franklin
John Fred Jones
Jesse Dale Brown
Charles Henry Patterson
Everett Shelton Stroud
William Lindsay Black, Jr
Jack Edward Livengood
James Wheeler Mangum
Henry Milton Williard
John Herbert
Payne
William Cletus Swink
Roger Boswell Lee
Quentin Hoyst McKinney
Thomas McCall
Ivey Herman Linton
Wallace Merrell
Claude Bascom Cook Hammond
Adolphus Strother
Rufus Addison Whitaker
Charles Edward Gray
Raymond Charles Spangenburg
Kenneth Raymond Finch
John Wesley Kivett, Jr
William Jennings Bryant
James Henry Keno
Clayton William Greene
John Henry Havener
Samuel Pratt Stutts
Joseph Salem Hedgecock
Robert Alson Sossaman, Jr
Robert Hugh Burnette
Robert Alexander Marshall
Jim Thomas Moran
Robert Hollis Buie
William Alman Reames
William Ance Kester
Braxton Wallace le
Mark Warren Shankle
Thomas Charlie Holmes
Jay Wilson Dillon
William Robert Hooker
Joseph Earl Craven
Harvey Nunaley
William Arthur Metcalfe
Millard Lee Coble
Washington Paul Loving
Bruce William Garland
Homer Columbus Hall
Leonard Austin Skeen
James Roger Davis
James Redding Windham
A. F. Boyte, Jr
Robert William Weavil
Fred Clinton Surrett
John Weslie Ward, Jr
Wade Hoyt Hedrick
James Amos Wood
Virgil M Welch
James Sanford Russell
Clarence Graham Ward
William Ray Frazier
James Banks Chilton
Richard Furman Carter
Bert David Hunnewell
Jesse McNally King
James Clarence Mims
Gray Garner Boles
Hugh Lee Thrasher
Business school view on veteran careers in sales management
Dean Elmore Petersen of the University of Colorado School of Business says a shortage of trained salesmen managers and market research specialists offers returning veterans strong business career opportunities. He notes labor unrest increases demand for personnel management skills and cites a statistic that the average woman walks 19 159 steps about eight and one third miles on a typical shopping day.
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Boulder
Colo
INS
Elmore Petersen
Colorado University School of Business
Bead shortages hit Pendleton Roundup traders
Pendleton Oregon reports natives of the Roundup lament the loss of European beads after U S bombers disrupted bead making in Europe during the war. The shortage means no beads for 10 years or more as imports cease due to combat damage to factories.
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Pendleton
Ore
INS
United States Air Force
Europe
Merle Oberon Seeks Stage Debut and Manuscripts
Merle Oberon, the Hollywood star, says she wants a stage production and invites authors to submit manuscripts. She plans to stay in New York with husband Lucien Ballard and will study acting, learn stage poise, and encourage young actresses through the Studio Club. The couple will return to Hollywood in a 1946 sedan after a vacation.
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New York
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Merle Oberon
Hollywood
Lucien Ballard
Missie
Witt Ballard
Old-fashioned bedstead aids theft report
Mrs Betty Boyd, 83, told police a $1350 theft occurred at her Kansas City home. A hollow post on the brass bedstead was found missing an ornate seat.
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Kansas City
Betty Boyd
How To Hold FALSE TEETH
Denture care tip explains a non-acid product that helps teeth stay in place and feel comfortable. It claims to reduce slipping and dropping while eating and to minimize plate odor. Available at drug stores.
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