Professor Fired Over Skeptical Bible Ad At Howard College
Dr Horace Calvin Day a 27 year old professor of biology at Howard College Birmingham Alabama was dismissed after addressing students urging skepticism about biblical literalism He argued against a literal ark story and claimed God is logical The firing and ensuing debate reflect long standing tensions between science and faith at religious colleges The Winston-Salem Journal commentary discusses political succession in Forsyth County and a broad Christmas charity effort highlighting generosity beyond the holiday season
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Forsyth
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Candidates to come from all counties in imperial fifth
Every county in the imperial fifth will supply contenders for congression al succession to Major Stedman. Forsyth county's Fuller Sams, erstwhile state senator, lawyer and
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Forsyth County
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Clark and his place on a committee
An Alabama congressman resigns from a congressional committee after Oscar DePriest, a Black member, is appointed. Congressman Clark of North Carolina否 asserts he will stay on the panel, citing southern tradition and the need for white and Black cooperation in civic matters.
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Kind Hearted But We Fail To Keep It Up
The Christmas season brings a brief period of generosity as people in many cities form groups to aid the less fortunate. Communities rally to gather coal, flour, meat, and clothing for needy families during the holidays.
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Virginia Commission Strikes Rate Boost in Southern Virginia
The Virginia Corporation Commission ordered higher freight rates for Southern Virginia cities than in the North, drawing criticism that the move benefits Richmond Petersburg and Norfolk interests. North Carolina advocates say the decision pressures the ICC to shape national policy, risking Southern shippers' access to fair rates.
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Tory land-owner pins floods on radical labor policy
A veteran Tory land-owner calls England's storms and floods a consequence of the radical labor government. He urges blame be laid at the governing party for the weather crisis.
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England
Alumni Letter Criticizes Duke Gaston Meeting
MO Hester from Durham, NC criticizes Duke alumni for disgraceful behavior over football. He defends Coach DeHart, condemns Carolina and Wake Forest jeers, calls for an honest appraisal of education and college life, and urges authorities to support football decently.
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Nationalism versus the right kind in Catholic view
A letter from The Enterprise editor argues Pope Pius XI linked church and state as needs of man and defends Catholic rights against exaggerated nationalism. The writer cites Belloc and notes no nation in Vatican City, urging fair treatment of the pope’s stance on nationalism.
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England
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Decline in American cotton quality cites India impact
Clayton argues that American cotton supplies in foreign markets including India hurt values. He notes a steady quality drop with staple lengths under 7 to 8 inches rising to 20 percent of this season’s crop.
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India
Clayton
Senate Hearings on Cotton Slumps Highlight Market Role
Clayton testifies that futures exchanges bear most market risk for temporary surpluses and defends exchanges as essential to price movement. He notes Russia plans to expand cotton purchases and argues tariffs burden southern farmers facing higher costs and lower living standards.
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Senate
Heflin
Washington
Russia
India
Trial of Fender and seven officers in mountain North Carolina
Defense testimony continued after the state rested in the Fender case with eight officers on trial. Witnesses described a violent scene at a mill gate in western North Carolina as strikers surged forward, tear gas was used, and Sheriff Adkins and others urged restraint.
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B. L. Robbins
Dave Jarrett
Jim Owens
Charles Tate
Taylor Greene
William Twiggs
Robert Ward
North Carolina
Marion
R. P. Parker
Parker
Sheriff Adkins
James Jonas
Jame Mainer
Mainer
Jeter Parish
Adam Hunt
Furfural from oat hulls promises many plastic uses
Washington December 14 A furfural plastic made from oat hulls is suitable for door knobs pen holders bases for radio tubes ink stands varnish electric fixtures airplane parts and telephone mouthpieces. The Bureau of Chemistry and Soils reported that a cereal oats plant already makes fifty tons daily for varnishes and plastics and a furniture company eyes furniture with metal cores.
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Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Department of Agriculture
Kelly
Hell men don't fall back shoot it out statement testifies
A witness testified after tear gas dispersed a crowd that the first shots came from the strikers while he urged for no retreat. The account highlights a tense confrontation and a call to confront the attackers.
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Mainer
Hungary probes widespread husband murders by women
In Szolnok Hungary authorities investigate a string of murders by middle aged and older women. Over 30 bodies exhumed in a community of 40000 with several suspects charged. Accused Juliane Lippka testified and alleged accomplice Lydia Ua aided her in multiple killings including relatives.
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Hungary
Juliane Lippka
Lydia Ua
Crystal Earrings Adorn White Tulle Frock with Jet Black Band
Big barrel shaped crystal ear rings bordered by onyx complement a white tulle gown. The accessories pair with a girdle of black jet to complete the formal look.
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