Backing Greensboro Medical School Hospital Plan Urges Practical Proximity
The Guilford-backed letter champions Dr Patterson’s vision for full cooperation between the university medical school and Cone Memorial Hospital in Greensboro. It argues moving the hospital to Chapel Hill would harm access and patient care, urging closer ties and transport feasibility over sentiment.
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Asheville
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School of Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Bethlehem Light Through Micah and the Word Made Flesh
A devotional meditation links Micah’s prophecy to the Bethlehem birth, tracing Jesus as a prophetic priest king whose reign begins in hearts. The piece recalls Balaam’s Star, Pilate’s question, and the Word becoming flesh, ending with a Christmas hymn excerpt on quiet divine gift.
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Jesus
John
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Crystal Christ
Diplomatic Critique Sparks Fresh Debate on Career Envoys
C F Stuart quotes critics who question U S diplomacy and blame career diplomats. He references Pat Hurley’s outburst accusing diplomats of causing dangerous international drift, while calling congressional investigations perhaps equally unconvincing.
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United States
Pat Hurley
C. F. Stuart
High Point Postwar Plans Questioned By Citizens
Residents question the fate of the city planning commission and its housing plans while College officials cite student walkouts and dining hall disputes as misrepresented by local press. Dr. Humphreys defends the college diet and meals amid campus unrest.
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High Point
Postwar Planning Commission
J. M. Thomas
G. J. Humphreys
High Point College
These Days Urges Bill of Rights Holiday and Liberty
A year-end column extols December 15 as a national holiday to honor the Bill of Rights. It emphasizes the First Amendment as a beacon against censorship and the free exercise of religion, press, speech, assembly, and petition.
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Congress
United States
The Fifth and Sixth Amendments in a Republic's Safeguards
By George Sokolsky argues that the Fifth and Sixth Amendments protect individual rights against tyrannical power and due process flaws. He cites judges, due process, jury trial, and counsel, warning against administrative law eroding liberties. The piece quotes Story on liberty, property, religion, and independence and warns republics fail when virtue leaves public life.
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Supreme Court
Joseph Story
Veterans and Us Refute myths of restless ex soldiers
The author argues that most veterans aim for steady, suitable jobs and return to familiar fields after service. A small faulty example fuels panic, but the majority seek education and steady income, not wage piracy or wanderlust, proving their commitment to peaceful postwar work.
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Paris
Capitol Square Speakers In Raleigh January Showdown
Anderson, secretary of agriculture, billed for two speeches in North Carolina on Friday January 4. He will address the Washington chamber of commerce banquet and then speak at noon in Raleigh at Pullen Hall on State College campus. The cabinet member may be a vice presidential candidate as Truman era politics swirl around him. A new North Carolina Highways & Public Works magazine debuts, aimed at department staff, with 800 employees.
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F. ©. Carver, Jr
City Board 1910 Warns Rail Overpass Steps
The Minneapolis city board in 1910 frowned on railroad plans seeking an overpass and required crossings to meet highway engineering standards. The note reflects a shift toward safer, properly engineered crossings rather than ad hoc permissions.
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