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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1947

Page

3

Additions and changes announced for UNC Chapel Hill faculty

The UNC Chapel Hill executive committee approved numerous faculty moves including appointments promotions leaves and resignations across departments. New hires include Seymour Halbert A Hughes Bryan Kenneth Brinkhouse and others enhancing medical nursing public health and arts programs.

Chapel Hill University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill Board of Trustees Frank P. Graham Robert B. House Seymour P. Halbert U. S. Public Health Service University of Pennsylvania Medical School Reynolds Research Laboratory University of Iowa Aul D. Haney Kansas State Board of Health University of Kansas School of Public Health Harvard William S. Randall Walter Reed Hospital University of Alabama Tulane John Borden Graham Army Medical Corps Cornell Avidson Albert FE. Radford U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Furman Norman E. Eliason University of Florida Luther College Johns Hopkins Indiana Nebraska Florida James Murray Webb California University of California Massachusetts Institute of Technology Rhoda Hunter State Teachers College Pennsylvania University of North Carolina Lucile Kelling School of Library Science Jane Grills Earl Wynn Communications Center Harry E. Davis John W. Parker Lynn Gault J. E. Dykstra School of Commerce R. B. Sharpe Cecil Johnson C. H. Pegg J. P. Schiahan Helmut Kuhn E. A. Cameron W. A. Hoyle Paul Shearin Ethan Rosen George F. Horner J. C. Sitterson Paul Young A. G. Engstrom R. W. Linker E. H. Newcomer W. J. Daniel C. S. Jones William Perry Marvin Allen

Duke Divinity School Creates American Religious Thought Chair

Duke Divinity School establishes a full time professorship in American religious thought led by H. Shelton Smith. The program requires B.D. students to take at least three semester hours in the field, linking religious ethics with American civilization and economic context. A closing proverb notes a mole can dig 100 feet in a night.

Duke Divinity School H. Shelton Smith Duke United States

Could Cleopatra Drink a Pearl With Stomach Ulcer Pains

An old tale links Cleopatra to swallowing a pearl dissolved in wine to prove beauty. The ad promotes Udga Tablets as relief for stomach pains, indigestion, and acid issues, offering a double money back offer from MANN'S DRUG STORE.

Cleopatra Mann’s

Libya records world's highest official temperature

A landmark record places Libya in North Africa at 136 degrees marking the highest officially documented air temperature.

Libya North Africa

Track star Mills wins chase by eight blocks against fox

Detroit headline reports Charles Mills, a former city track standout, pursuing a red fox that fled a kennel and staked out a Detroit chicken market. Mills chased the animal for eight blocks before it collapsed in an empty field exhausted.

Detroit INS Charles Mills Mills

Admiral Byrd Finds Plants About Two Hundred Miles Away

Explorer records indicate Admiral Byrd found plant life within roughly 200 miles of a key expedition point. The report notes unexpected vegetation in a remote sector, suggesting new ecological insights during the voyage.

Admiral Byrd

Coyotes Destructive In Northern Colorado

Coyotes caused extensive damage in northern Colorado. State Game Warden W. D. Ai attributes the rise to economics, noting wartime shortages made rabbit skins valuable while coyote skins fell. More rabbits were hunted and fewer predators remained. A separate note claims an acre of corn loses about 48 tons of water daily.

Greeley, Colo INS Colorado W. D. Ai

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