University plans a four year medical school and state hospital center
The North Carolina leaders urge enlarging the two year University medical school to a four year program and building a large private and state funded hospital in Chapel Hill plus regional hospitals. They argue the state needs more beds and access for low income patients and foresee county, foundation, and federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
University
Duke University
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem
North Caroline
University of North
Duke Foundation
Army
Navy
Duke Medical School
Durham
Wake Forest Medical School
Winston- Salem
Union
High Point
Charlotte
Greensboro
Chapel Hill
Bowman Gray Hospital
Duke
Rochester
Minn
Mayos
Broughton
Graham
Liberty and Freedom Through Truth and Law
Essay contrasts Pauls idea of liberty with Roman bondage and shows liberty as spiritual freedom secured by law. It traces Christian liberty from Egyptian bondage through Mayflower era and Lincoln’s warning against a nation half slave. Ends urging nations to pursue true liberty under God.
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Paul
Caesar
Rome
Christ
Jesus
Saul
Tarsus
Apostle
America
England
Wesley
John Milton
Abraham Lincoln
W.A.B
Youth centers and wartime views stir local opinions
Readers comment on wartime policy and social programs. Mrs. Sprinkle urges an outstanding woman run for the general assembly while others reflect on youth centers, subsidies, a Palm Beach winter, YMCA basketball, and youth activities amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
T. W. Sprinkle
General Assembly
Fame on Broadway and New York’s Evening Corners
A brisk panorama of Manhattan icons from Broadway to Sixth Avenue. It names theaters, historic taverns, private parks, and notable streets while sketching vivid scenes of Midtown life and its colorful characters.
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New York
23Rd Street
8Th Avenue
Jim Fiske
Josie Mansfield
Playhouse
Great White Way
Broadway
J. Gude
Roxy Theatre
Tudor City
42Nd Street
East River
Fraunces Tavern
Gen
Washington
Tom Paine
Grove St
Greenwich Village
181St Street
Madison Avenue
Sun Street
Charrnes
Lexington
Lower East Side
Adolf Hitler
Patrick Walsh
Duffy Square
57Th Street
St. Avenue
Std
6Th Avenue
the Waldorf
Potter's Field
Down
Bowery
Fifth Avenue
Negro History Week Observance Highlights American Democracy
The piece marks Negro History Week, tracing roots to 1921 and Carter G. Woodson. It notes 13 million African Americans in the U S with 10 million in the South, cites heroism from Crispus Attucks to Dorie Miller, and argues education and opportunity were denied by slavery, urging fair employment, training, and equal citizenship to advance democracy.
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Carter G. Woodson
Association For the Study of Negro
America
Jamestown
South
Boston
Pearl Harbor
Crispus Attacks
Dorie Miller
99Th
George Washington
Army
Navy
U.S
Detroit
Durham
Atlanta
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R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Lee Peene
Associated Press
Ted
Post Tee
N. C
John B
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
the University Hospital
Liberty
Helen Edwards
Atlantic
Palm Beach
Pete Moffitt
Ray Nance
Shierd Sizer
Th Center
Louis Voorhees
White Youth Center
Hamilton Street
Alderman Photo Service
Edgar Hartley
Finland
Charles van Hinkle
Germany
Russia
David Turkington
J. 4. Ellington
Winchell
Mariem
Radio City Music Hall
Grand Central Deppo
Sixth Avenue
New York University
Sing Sing
MacDougal Alley
Hillman
Bidg
Times Square
Midtown
Tower of Babel
W. L
Sith Street
Meade
Madison and
Bryant Park
Museum of Natural History
Central Park West
Pierre
Lighthouse
59Th
Te Colum
48Th Street
Western Union
Radio City
Clarence FB. Yorely
Negro Reporter of the Enterprise
GOPR
VTA Service. Inc
U. Paf, FT
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