Graham Defends Free Expression By Students At Chapel Hill
Dr Frank P Graham defends student freedom of expression amid controversy at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. He stresses university liberty, responsible self expression, and opposition to coercion tied to funding while praising youth civic idealism and intercollegiate dialogue.
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Frank P. Graham
Consolidated Univer_sity
North Carolina
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International Relay Club
Council For Religion In Life
Arthur H. Compton
Piedmont
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Deep South
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Edwin Penick
State University
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Caroline
Sandbar Incident And North Carolina Executor Notice
Bol Lorentzen, while hunting in Platte Valley Nebraska, inhaled a sandbar and required hospital removal from his lung after attempting to dislodge it with his teeth. Executor J. T. Stanley, Greensboro, NC, seeks all claims against the estate of Rev. Hardeman D. Smith deceased Guilford County NC, by December 14, 1946, or be barred.
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Bol Lorentzen
Lorentzen
Mardeman D. Smith
Guilford County
North Carolina
J. T. Stanley
P. O. Box
Greensboro
N. C
Hardeman D. Smith
William Epps
City of
High Point
Florence W. Allen
Youth run small factory in Pittsburgh gains momentum
Seven youths aged 14 to 17 organize a tiny manufacturing company on stock at 25 cents a share. Led by 15 year old Bob Haney the group works six hours weekly learning all facets from sales to production and sold 100 props at a cent each after rejecting a department store offer. The team includes Harvey Matthews Alvin eredith Dane Kane Thomas Reitz Donald Locher and William Morgan with Ham Haney as president.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
INS
Blaw-Knox Company of
Bob Haney
Harvey Matthews
Alvin Eredith
Dane Kane
Thomas Reitz
Donald Locher
William Morgan
Food and Nutrition Consultant to Wilson & Co
A nostalgic holiday note describes the Christmas season with images of mistletoe holly wreaths a festive table and candles. It emphasizes peace on earth and good will toward men as families unite for Yuletide celebrations.
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Christmas Roast Turkey Tips and Festive Table Ideas
Seasonal cooking notes offer turkey preparation for half and whole birds with timing, stuffing, and basting steps. It suggests using Wilson's products, butter for skin, waxed paper staging, and guidance for large birds, plus centerpiece ideas like a cranberry star salad and reindeer ice. The closing greeting is to George Rector.
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Coal Industry Faces Big Miner Shortage After War
Pittsburgh dispatch reports a dire need for 70,000 more miners to meet postwar domestic and foreign coal demand. With 170,000 miners today, down from 400,000 at war start, industry leaders clash over timing and scale of rehiring while forecasts project annual coal needs around 150 million tons for three years.
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United States
Harry Moses
C. Frick Coke Company
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Cother
J. B. Morrow
Pittsburgh Coal Company
United Mine Workers
GM Workers Lose Wages in Nationwide Strike
Detroit December 13 The General Motors strike toll shows workers have lost 26.922 million by company accounts and 23.73 million by union figures as the three week walkout ends. Weekly wage losses run 8.974 million for GM and 7.91 million for the CIO United Auto Workers. The gap stems from differing average work weeks, 45.6 hours per GM versus about 40 hours per union estimates. Average hourly rate is 1.13 dollars for 175000 striking production workers, with 50000 office and supervisory staff unpaid but paid.
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Detroit
General Motors
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
274th Vessel Ends Yard's War Effort
South Portland shipyard completes its wartime task as the 274th cargo vessel Albert M Roe is handed to the maritime commission. After peak employment of 32,000, current staff drops to about 1,500 with plans to cut to 300 as the yard winds down to a maintenance role.
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South Portland
INS
Albert M. Roe
Maritime Commission
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