What happened to High Point College senate report
Trustees plan a meeting next Tuesday as questions swirl about the University Senate of Education report on High Point College. Alumni president Dr Glenn Perry says members await the completed recommendations, while citizens seek the document’s release and access. Faculty advisors also questioned faculty privately. calls grow to publish the senate report before any new probe.
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High Point College
University Senate
Board of Education
the Methodist Church
Glenn Perry
College Alumni Association
Senate
High Point
Board of Trustees
Five Democrats vie for governor in state race
The piece lists Mayne Albright Oscar Barker O R Boyd Charles M Johnson and Kerr Scott as statewide contenders. Johnson leads with broad backing while Scott targets farm and labor voters and possible upset risks.
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Mayne Albright
Oscar Barker
O. R. Boyd
Charles M. Johnson
Kerr Scott
Scott
Johnson
Agin
Capitol Square
Durham
Olla Ray Boyd
Albright
Barker
Charlie Johnson
Quality of Peace Bestowed by Jesus
W.A.B discusses Jesus peace as seen in John 16 33 across translations. He explains conditions for peace repentance belief in God acceptance of Christ growth in grace and notes trouble arises from human error and world events. Jesus conquered the world offering a wholeness of life and purpose beyond worldly peace.
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John
Moffatt
Jesus
Father
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Pilate
W.A.B
Capitol Square Fireworks Signal North Carolina Campaign
The article notes a flurry of gubernatorial activity in North Carolina sparked by Kerr Scott's announced run and Johnson and Ballentine maneuvers. It highlights shifting alliances, potential resignations, and local influence shaping primary outcomes ahead of the May 29 primary.
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Scott
Bayard Clark
Robert L. Doughton
Tyre
L. Y
Stag
David S. Coltrane
Ballentine
Johnson
Higher Education Critique on College Standards and Outcomes
George Sokolsky argues the nation risks a degraded education system. He contends mass schooling lowers standards, weakens language and culture, and produces graduates ill prepared for leadership. The piece contrasts large factory-like campuses with GI Bill aided colleges and calls for reform.
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Commission On Higher Education
Truman’s growing use of temporary commissions draws attention
Washington observer Edson notes President Truman has formed nearly a score of advisory groups since 1945 to study policy, report findings, and push ideas. The commissions vary from famine drives to atomic energy and military training, with Congress often ignoring their recommendations.
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Washington
NEA
Truman
Palestine
Lilienthal
Herbert Hoover
Charles Luckman
Carl T. Compton
Commission On Education
George F. Zook
K. T. Keller
Chrysler
Merchant Marine Advisory Commission
U. S
Averell Harriman
Europe
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Policy Commission
Inside the Inside on Truman's Union Plan and Political Tactics
Washington analysts describe the State of the Union as broad and illusive. A string of pointed executive orders and housing pressures are expected as the president maneuvers against Congress. The piece notes Republican opposition, Democratic filibusters, and speculative leadership changes over the Marshall Plan and foreign policy, with Eisenhower awaiting a pivotal testimony and Senate action anticipated soon.
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Congress
Wallace
Dewey
Roosevelt
Senate
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Vandenberg
Bob la Follette
Lew Douglas
Nix
State Department
Herter Committee
Eisenhower
Marshall
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hickenlooper
Iowa
House
National Committee
Wall Street
Knutson
Matt
Roswell Magill
Inside the 1948 Democratic race and liberal split
A New York observer outlines tensions around Truman, Taft, Dewey, and Stassen with stalled SEC battles, Eccles’ clash, and liberal frustrations. The piece notes moves by Bowen, Douglas, Biddle, Arnold, and Wallace implications for a progressive realignment and the 1948 convention dynamics.
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Stassendi
Ohio
Bob Taft
Taft
Stassen
van Denee
Dewey
Eccles
Truman
Federal Reserve Board
McCabe
Varda
Mna
SEC
Stock Exchange
Snyder
Forrestal
Harriman
Caffery
Et al
Bowen
Boston
Lew Douglas
Bob LaFollette
Francis Biddle
Dean Atcheson
Biddle
Thurman Arnold
Senate
Wyoming
Bill Douglas
Douglas
Grahams
Pauleys
Roosevelt
Harding
Grant
Presidents' commissions through history cited in Truman era record
The text lists Theodore Roosevelt on conservation and country life, Wilson on industrial relations, Hoover on law observance and enforcement, and F D Roose on temporary national economies. It notes Truman in his three years in the White House used commissions more than all prior presidents this century.
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Seymour E. Harris
Harvard Alumni Bulletin
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Hoover
F. D. Roose
Truman
White House
Quotes on tax plans and democracy from wartime leaders
Rep Harold Knutson accuses the president of a votes buying plan. Alfred P Sloan warns regimentation harms enterprise. General Lucius Clay argues democracy is defensive. Dr Harold W Dodds says America must engage in power politics.
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Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corp
Lucius D. Clay
U. S&s
Germany
America
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
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Union
Winchell
New York
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