Historical Assn Opens Annual Sessions in Durham and Chapel Hill
Prominent educators gather for the American Historical Association meetings in Durham and Chapel Hill with about 600 delegates. Hosts Duke and UNC report full rooms, special train from Washington, and a packed program across Monday through Wednesday featuring speakers from Duke, UNC, Columbia, Minnesota, Harvard, Stanford and others.
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Chapel Hill
Durham
American Historical Association
Washington Duke
Carolina Inn
Washington
Duke
Carolina
University of North Carolina
Duke University
William K. Boyd
Robert L. Flowers
Robert B. House
R. W. Flack
R. M. Grumman
J. G. deRoulhac Hamilton
John Sprunt Hill
Burke Hobgood
W. C. Jackson
W. N. Keener
A. C. Lee
H. L. Lindsay
Frank Martin
A. R. Newsome
James Harvey Robinson
Mission
Homer C. Hackett
Missippi Valley Historical Associa
Ohio State University
Conference of Historical Societies
Albert R. Newsome
North Carolina Historical Commission
Agricultural History Society
E. Merton Coulter
University of Texas
History of Science Society
Lynn Thorndike
Columbia University
National Council For Social Studies
A. C. Krey
University of Minnesota
American Association of University Professors
Sesson
Guy 5. Ford
Truman L. Kelley
Stanford University
Edgar H. McNeal
Ernest W. Nelson
Austin P. Evans
Dorothy Louise Mackay
West Virginia University
Alfred H. Sweet
Washington and Jefferson College
James P. Baxter III
Harvard University
Samuel F. Bemis
George Washington University
Renaissance and history groups gather at UNC event
A large historic conference in Durham features Helen Wills honeymoon remarks and multiple sessions on American and English history, modern history, and the commemoration of the Revolution. Notable speakers include Wallace Ferguson Yale Ronald Bainton Stanford and James Harvey Robinson Duke.
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Rolla M. Tryon
University of Chicago
Edward M. Hulme
Stanford University
Wallace K. Ferguson
New York University
Ronald Bainton
Yale University
Frederic C. Church
University of Idaho
Conference of State and Local Historical Societies
A. R. Newsome
The
North Carolina Historical Commission
Newton D. Mereness
Washington
Julian P. Boyd
Wyoming Historical and Sociological Society
James Roberson
Takoma Park
Frederic L. Paxon
University of Wisconsin
Archibald Henderson
University of North Carolina
Robinson
James Harvey Robinson
Duke University
Carolina
T. J. Wertenbaker
Princeton University
Dixon Ryan Fox
Columbia University
Arthur E. R. Boak
University of Michigan
Neilson C. Debevoise
University of Illinois
Joseph M. Scam
W. Frank Craven
Clyde L. Cross
Northwestern University
Louise Fargo Brown
Vassar College
Henry B. Bourne
American Historical Review of Washington
Kent R. Greenfield
F. B. Artz
Oberlin College
Walter L. Dorn
Chester P. Higby
Bernadette E. Schmitt
West
James A. Woodburn
University of Indiana
James A. James
Agricultural Historical Societyill
E. Merton Coulter
University
Washington Duke
Robert D. W. Connor
Bolero Chic Inspires Bolero Fashion Details
A gold brocaded evening gown features a silver lace bolero with color threading and a matching bottom flounce, highlighting evolving bolero style in formal wear.
Removable Decor on Green Crepe Frock with Bishop Sleeves
A green crepe frock features Bishop sleeves and a shaped flesh flat crepe yoke embroidered in self tone. The yoke is basted for easy removal to provide extra cleaning options.
New Ascot Ties Carry College Colors In Insignia Test
The new Ascot tie for collegiate wear shows college or sorority colors and insignia. Berets repeat the colors but omit insignia.
O Berry Sees North Carolina Financially Sound Despite Hard Times
Captain Nathan O Berry state treasurer says North Carolina remains prosperous though affected by hard times. He blames over expansion and over spending for bond issues and high local taxes while noting road bonds are manageable. A lasting recovery depends on paying off debt and continued work.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Nathan O’berry
O’berry
Lobby Probers Leave Crowder To War Dept
Senate lobby committee ends inquiry into General Enoch Crowder amid war department probes. War Department will handle disclosures of general staff plans tied to a Cuba sugar firm and duties debate. Rupert Prudon summoned to clarify who directed study of a proposed sugar duty sliding scale.
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Crowder
Washington
Enoch Crowder
Cuba
General Staff
Sugar Company
War Department
Senate Lobby Committee
Caraway
Army
United States
Philippines
H. C. Lakin
The
Cuba Company
Aged Father Of Lost Eielson Ready To Fly North
Hatton North Dakota father Ole Eielson vows to search for his son Ben Eielson, Arctic flyer missing with a mechanic since November near the North Cape. If not found by February 1 he plans to seek Joe Crosson for a recovery expedition, while relatives hold out hope and mourn.
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Eielson
Far Northland
Hatton
N. D
Carl Ben Eielson
Northland
North Cape District
Ole Eielson
Siberia
Ben
Arctic
Antarctic
Hillson
Joe Crosson
Crosson
Fire Breaks Out In House While Family Away
A West Asheboro bungalow owned by John M Cayiness and occupied by Al Swaney was destroyed by a fire at 5 00 am Saturday. The Swaney family were away for the night and the origin could not be determined. Also a funeral procession incident injured Miss Lillie Nance on Highway 70 near Asheboro. CC L Heath of Greensboro sought to pass and trapped her between vehicles. Mr and Mrs John H Coble of Laurinburg left after visiting relatives. Coble had just won a 50 prize from Chevrolet dealers in North Carolina for November. Bray of Hagan Va holiday visit to Ramseur ended with return to Virginia.
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Asheboro
John M. Cayiness
al Swaney
Swaney
Lillie Nance
Lexington
Miss Nance
CC. L. Heath
Greensboro
John H. Coble
Laurinburg
Coble
Hayworth Motor Company
W. B. Bray
Hagan
Ramseur
Virginia
Miss Rose G. Rush Returns from Asheboro Vacation
Miss Rose G. Rush returned to Greensboro Saturday after spending a week with relatives in Asheboro.
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Rose G. Rush
Greensboro
Asheboro
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Dictionary of American Biography
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Hunter College
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Columbia
Herman V. Ames
University of Pennsylvania
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Clarence E. Carter
Miami University
Dora Mae Clark
Wilson College
H. W. Tyler
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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William E. Dodd
Merton Coulter
Herman C. Nixon
Tulane University
J. Franklin Jameson
Library of Congress
Far East
Kenneth S., Latourette
William Hung
Berthold Laufer
Chicago Field Museum
Arthur W. Hummel
Russia
Ross H. McLean
Emory University
Robert J. Kerner
University of California
Samuel N. Harper
M. Karpovich
Harvard
Marcens W. Jernegan
Chicago University
Arthur W. Hirsch
L. C. Gray
United States Department of Agriculture
R. H. Taylor
Furman University
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Council of the History of Science Society
Helen Wills
Frederick Moody, Jr
Wilmington
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Moore’s Book Store
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Rupert L. Pruden
Department of Com
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Senate
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Grand Forks
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Wash
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