UNC Hospital location debated for state university
The article weighs placing a 600 to 1,000 bed UNC hospital with the medical school, arguing for a site that serves most patients and students. It compares Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Greensboro, and Charlotte, noting existing facilities and regional needs, urging statewide consideration over local pride. It also honors Clyde Shaner, praising his iron nerve and safety work until his death.
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University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
State College
Raleigh
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Charlotte
Duke
Durham
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Baptist
University Medical School
Frank Graham
Hancock Back in Power as Farm Lending Leader
Washington correspondent J Lacy Reynolds notes Frank Hancock, former North Carolina congressman, now heads the Farm Security Administration and may lead a merged farm lending operation. The House FSA committee, led by Rep Harold D Cooley, studies consolidating farm loan activities. Hancock would be a strong candidate to head the unified program.
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Hancock
Frank Hancock
North Carolina
Farm Security Administration
House
FSA
Harold D. Cooley
Farm Credit Administration
Congress
Bob Reynolds
Washington
Tax 1040 Filing Opens Amid 1919 Confusion and Help
As the March 15 deadline nears the 1040 form is the longest and most complex tax return yet from the Internal Revenue Service. Four pages of small type instructions exist with separate schedules for victory and income taxes. Deputy collectors offer help beginning tomorrow but nationwide staff limits may cause a historic rush at local offices.
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United States
Internal Revenue
Bureau
Residents Share War Era Opinions in High Point
A collection of local quotes shows residents weighing war strategy and daily life issues. Topics include invasion plans, air mail delays, ration stamps, transportation needs, and winter driving woes.
Education debate sparks in News Behind the News column
Paul Mallon questions modern methods of education in his column and notes the need for local response from City Superintendent Charles Carroll, principals, teachers, and students. The piece signals a desire for frank discussion on educational trends rather than argument.
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Paul Mallon
Mallon
High Point
Charles Carroll
Education debate mirrors a push for discipline over progress
Paul Mallon critiques progressive education linking parents and teachers to juvenile rebellion. He contrasts U S trends with Russia's shift to work and discipline, urging principals to restore authority. He cites a Philadelphia study endorsing discipline as the cure for lack of responsibility.
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Washington
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Russia
Philadelphia
Service Letter Clip for High Point Men In Service
A weekly letter from The Enterprise staff compiled for clipping and mailing to High Point service members. Contains a compiled communal update and support notes for those serving away from home.
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Garden Club
High Point
P. M. Davis
Enterprise
High Point News Briefs Highlight Crime and War Measures
Police chief reports 532 January arrests with 120 traffic violations and 115 drunkenness cases. Other figures include 31 prostitution, 31 assault, and 30 gambling arrests. 10 cars stolen, 11 recovered. Local veterans benefits, postwar employment outlook, and a budget surplus are noted alongside court outcomes for several offenders.
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W. G. Fridle
Asault
High Point
J. A. Johnson
Committee For Economic Development Industry Committee
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