Mourns Passing Of North Carolina Educator Wingate Andrews
North Carolina honors Wingate Andrews a longtime educator and civic leader who directed schools since 1924 and contributed to the North Carolina Education Association and the Carolina Education Commission. The state remembers his fight against illiteracy and his role in raising funds for school facilities.
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Wingate Andrews
Salisbury
Orange 5
North Ucation Association
Carolina Education Com
National Education
Andrews
High Point
North Carolina
Death of Dr T Wingate Andrews Strikes Greensboro High Point Area
The death of Dr T Wingate Andrews removes a leading educator who contributed to educational progress and civic responsibility in North Carolina. His influence touched Greensboro and High Point, and his loss is felt across Guilford as leaders and citizens confront pressing needs.
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T. Wingate Andrews
Greensboro Daily News
High Point
Greensboro
Emerging from Despondent Years Reform and Leadership Needed
The piece calls for rebuilding in schools and society, emphasizing the need for decisive leadership to meet new problems and a changing social order. It highlights Dr. Andrews' vision and the inspire of a life of service in guiding and uplifting others.
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Andrews
Salisbury Mourns death of T Wingate Andrews former schools head
The late T Wingate Andrews, once Salisbury schools superintendent, died in High Point after a period of illness. He left a lasting civic and educational influence on Salisbury communities, with ongoing sympathy for his wife Eleanor Watson Andrews, a native of Salisbury.
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Salisbury
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Wingate Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Eleanor Watson
Mrs. Andrews
Obituary Tribute to a Civic Leader Mr Andrews
The state mourns a respected educational and civic leader, whose long record of service and achievement inspired many. Hundreds of friends recall his high idealism and generous spirit, with sorrow tempered by pride in his contributions and lasting impact.
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Andrews
Death of an Eminent Educator Dr. T Wingate Andrews
Dr. T Wingate Andrews, longtime superintendent of High Point schools, dies after a quarter century of leadership in North Carolina education. Known for militant, effective reform and an infectious personality, he earned deep trust as an advocate in forums and state legislature, shaping school systems and citizen optimism.
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T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Saul
North Carolina
Dr. Andrews
1936 Income Totals Rise With Policies Sold
Income from all sources totaled 15,367,587 dollars, up 10 percent over 1935. The year 1936 saw 25,000 life insurance policies issued.
Dr. Andrews and the Education Nobility
The passage honors Dr. Andrews as sincerely dedicated and technically current in his methods. It praises his view that education must transform the whole person, not merely convey knowledge, affecting spiritual, social, and intellectual life.
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Andrews
Park For High Point Colored Citizens Earns Praise
The Enterprise lauds the new municipal park for High Point's colored population noting rapid progress toward a modern park. Spring and summer openings planned include a bail diamond, swimming pool, and a wading pool for children. The piece praises city leaders recreation directors and the community's amicable relations.
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High Point
J. C. Morgan
Park Com
J. A. Martin
A. J. Griffin
H. R. Walden
R. W. Winchester
Editorial warning on Supreme Court independence and law
The editor warns that any move to curb the Supreme Court threatens the Republic and democratic liberty. He cites past court decisions as a safeguard against political encroachment and urges Congress to resist partisan pressure while condemning public disregard for judicial authority. The piece frames the issue as a test of national resolve and constitutional fidelity.
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Enterprise
United States
New Dealer
Supreme Court
United States Congress
Repub
Detroit
Plans Approved For Postoffice At Newton North Carolina
A Newton committee won tentative approval for a $75,000 post office project. The group met with procurement division officials and favored a colonial style cream brick building to harmonize with the Catawba County courthouse.
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Washington
Newton
N. C
Catawba County
Industrial activity gains after GM strike and floods
Power for further national industrial acceleration was unleashed last week with the General Motors settlement. About 100,000 workers return to production as steel glass rubber and cotton sectors expect quicker orders. Rail freight and motor production rose, floods abated, and Cincinnati Louisville surveys show gradual normalcy with some flood losses.
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Hy Associated Press
General Motors
Cincinnati
Louisville
Department of Commerce
Hhe
Association of American Railroads
Edison Electric Institute
Editorial Exchange On Columns And The Old Plank Road
A reader discusses a column by TJ about The Old Plank Road and praises its appeal. The respondent notes Mr. Rock is a beginner in column work yet writes as grippingly as Donald and seeks the formula for column length to avoid overflow or shortages.
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Heaven
Louis Vitl
Copenhagen
Denmark
Lee
Donald Rock
Old Plank Road
Mr. Rock
Donald
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