Women Need To Learn How To Make Living
Roger Babson argues postwar economy will demand employed women and practical skills. He warns colleges neglect vocational training for women, predicts high taxes and inflation from World War II debt, and urges girls to gain usable trades to support families if men are unemployed or abroad.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Fla
America
Washington
Japan
Germany
Europe
Asia
Investigation Plan for NC Mental Hospitals Draws Warily
The proposed inquiry targets Morganton, Raleigh, and Goldsboro hospitals with a non state panel including a psychiatrist and a lawyer. Dr James Watson urges a thorough probe, questioning Morgan ton official Tom Jimison and seeking a full report for the legislature. He notes funding gaps and possible racial disparities in Negro and white facilities.
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North Carolina
Morganton
Raleigh
Goldsboro
James Watson
Division of
State Department of Welfare
State Welfare Board
Prison inmates request vaulting poles. denied
Convicts at an Arizona state prison asked officials to add vaulting poles to their athletic equipment, but the request was denied. The article also mentions unrelated lines about insects and nectar sources in an earlier era.
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Arizona State Prison
Navy Press Report on Pacific Raid and Aftermath
U S Navy recounts air and sea losses from a Pacific strike showing 11 American planes down and one cruiser hit. It lists Japanese ships including a Yanta Maru type cruiser and several submarines and tankers with damaged vessels, while praising American fighters for speed, firepower, and carrier-based gunnery.
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Ono
Navy
League of Nations
Warning to Tokyo by Navy Chiefs in Pacific Assault Teaser
Navy officials describe the February 1 strike on Marshall and Gilbert Islands as the largest U S naval action in history and say it demonstrates war can reach Tokyo directly. The operation covered over 10 000 miles with ships at sea three weeks or more, and Admiral Nimitz vows further offensives to bring the war to the enemy’s door.
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Tokyo
Wendell Webb
Pearl Harbor
T. EL
Japan
Mid- Pacific
Navy
U. S
Marshall
Gilbert
Hawaii
Santiago
Cuba
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific
America
Sugar rationing praised by vitamin expert in Raleigh
Professor G Howard Satterfield of North Carolina State College argues sugar rationing will benefit health by redirecting intake to fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins and minerals. He says sugar has no essential nutrients, while starches convert to sugar in the body to supply only a tiny blood sugar level.
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Raleigh
G. Howard Satterfield
N. C. State College
Hayes to Decide in Vice Case by March 16
Greensboro Feb 13 Judge Johnson J Mayes indicated he would render a decision before March 16 in the litigation over a partial interest in the Vick Chemical Company devised by the late Lunsford Richardson Sr to First Presbyterian Church trustees for missions and benevolent causes. At the close of yesterday's hearing Judge Hayes gave attorneys 10 days to file briefs.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Mayes
Vick Chemical Company
Lunsford Richardson, Sr
First Presbyterian Church
Hayes
Valuable water contains trillions in mineral value
A historical estimate claims each cubic mile of ocean water holds about 3 billion dollars in aluminum calcium chlorine bromine copper gold iodine iron magnesium potassium radium silver strontium and sulfur. This figure underscores the ocean’s potential as a mineral resource.
Thomasville Student Conference Set for March 5
In Thomasville on February 13 the Main Street School announced its second annual Student Stanford Conference to be held March 5. The theme is Youth and the Present Crisis with a diverse program of local and out of town speakers. The event aims to again be a highlight in the year’s school activities.
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Thomasville School
Thomasville
Stanford
Main Street
Lee Black Dies Near Trinity
Thomasville February 13 Lee Jack 72 resident of Mount Zion Trinity route one died at his home after a long illness. Survived by wife Mary Randolph County farmer sons James Black Theodore Black bereaved by three daughters Stella Black Troy Hepler Glenn Small and others. Service at Tabernacle Methodist Church Saturday at 3 pm interment in church cemetery. Fred Fitzsimmons Dodgers coach raffles for Lou Gehrig Memorial Ambulance Fund in Brooklyn bowling alleys.
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Lee Jack
Mount Zion
Trinity
Randulph County
Mary Richardson
Janes Black
Theodore Black
Troy Hepler
Glenn Small
Stella Black
Black
Fitzsimmons
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Lou Gehrig
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