Educators Debate Peace and Democracy at UNC Forum
A six member panel at the Harriet Elliott social science forum at the University of North Carolina Woman's College urged the U S to demonstrate democracy to foster global peace and economic stability. The discussion covered monopolies unemployment and industrial management with mixed views on government roles and capitalism and its limits.
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Greensboro
U. S
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Otto Klineberg
Columbia University
Bryn J. Hovde
New School For Social Research
New York
William F. Ogburn
University of Chica
Joseph J. Sp
Child Sinks In Riverside Lawn Cave In Tragedy
Eleven year old Dorothy Kenney died when the ground gave way on a lawn near her Riverside home as her eight year old brother Joseph watched. Dirt ice and slush covered her until firefighters recovered her body two hours later. Police blamed weakened ground from recent rain and snow.
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Riverside
N. J
Dorothy Kenney
Joseph
Dorothy
Robeson County Drys Win In Beer And Wine Vote
Robeson County drys win a beer and wine election with about 6 000 votes from 32 of 34 precincts in a five to one margin. Vets plan to go to court next Monday to challenge legality of the referendum petitions and resist official result announcement until Judge Leo Carr rules.
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Lumberton
Robeson County Drys
Superior Court
Leo Carr
Wets
Saddletree
Mith’s
Carr
Peparing
Board of Elections
Anderson Man Elected Head of Ad Body
Lee Rickard of the Anderson Independent and Daily Mail is named president of the Carolinas advertising executives association. He succeeds C. W. Patterson Jr. Other officers are Rex Freeman, J. T. Allegood, and George Lemons. Summer convention slated for Asheville August 13 to 15.
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Wilmington
N. C
Star- News
George Lemons
Greensboro
Asheville
Dean of Cardinals Dies in 97th Year
Gennaro Cardinal Granito Pig natelli Di Belmonte, dean of the college of Cardinals, died in Vatican City at 96. He had known five popes and passed away at 10:13 a.m. in his Vatican apartment as officials observed in silence.
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Vatican City
Gennaro Cardinal
Granito Pignatelli di Belmonte
College of Cardina
Vatican
Sannta Martha
Industrialists to hear NAM head in Charlotte meeting
About 500 Carolinas industrialists are expected in Charlotte for a get acquainted talk by Morris Sayre president of the National Association of Manufacturers. Sayre recently succeeded Earl Bunting of Winchester Va as NAM head.
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Charlotte
Carolinas
Morris Sayre
National Association of Manufacturers
Sayre
Earl Bunting
Winchester
NAM
Mayo reelected president of district 7 trots group
SUFFOLK Virginia February 16 B C Mayo of Tarboro North Carolina was reelected president of district 7 of the U S Trotting association at a meeting yesterday where district members also backed legislation to authorize nonmutuel betting in Virginia.
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Suffolk
B. C. Mayo
Tarboro
N. C
U. S. Trotting Association
Virginia
Cuban Envoy To Visit State Lions Conference
Cuban ambassador to the United States Dr. Guillermo Belt will speak at a Lions sponsored three day conference on the United Nations program opening February 19 in Statesville. Lions International Counselor Hugh G. Mitchell announced the session aimed at stoking interest and support for the United Nations.
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Statesville
Guillermo Belt
United States
United Nations
National Civic Organization
Lions International
Hugh G. Mitchell
Catawba Head Complies Report to Board of Trustees
Dr. A R Keppel president of Catawba College will present his sixth annual report on the college to the board of trustees in Salisbury on February 17. About 25 members expected. The report covers financial statistics endowment and plant fund enrollment and major repairs. The expansion program details and future plans are included with officers and many attendees listed.
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Salisbury
A. R. Keppel
Catawba College
Board of Trustees
Keppel
Banks J. Peeler
Lexington
A. L. Shuford, Jr. Newton
G. A. Fisher
Russell W. Whitener
Newton
Edgar Whitener
High Point
J. W. Abernathy
H. D. Althouse
Nelson Brown
York
Herbert W. Coble
Burlington
L. A. Corrider
Landis
H. A. Fesperman
C. Nevin Stamm
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred J. Stanback
Wilson Warlick
Wisconsin Man Outlines Plan To Save Money
Rep. Reid F. Murray of Wisconsin argues embargo on tobacco seed exports should be lifted to cut Marshall Plan costs by nearly one billion dollars. He cites State Department figures showing tobacco exports under the European recovery plan totaling 262.5 million dollars in 15 months and urges repeal of the 1940 seed embargo.
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Washington
Reid F. Murray
R-Wis
State Department
Murray
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Henry Wallace
Graham to Receive Medal For Winner
Dr. Frank P. Graham will accept the Carolina Israelite gold medal for 1947 on behalf of Herschel V. Johnson who cannot attend the February 26 Brotherhood Week meeting in Charlotte. Johnson, a United Nations official and Washington Charlotte resident, has been seriously ill.
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Charlotte
Frank P. Graham
Carolina Israelite
Herschel V. Johnson
Graham
University of North Carolina
Johnson
United Nations
Washington
North Carolina Cosmetologists Continue Convention
The North Carolina Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists association holds a three day convention. State Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Charles M. Johnson urged a 100 million dollar bond issue to improve rural roads and called for a substantial increase in teacher pay.
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Charlotte
North Carolina Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists Association
Charles M. Johnson
Johnson
Martins Build Community Club to Aid Local Youth
Ted Martin seeks to curb youth trouble by organizing a boys clubhouse with leaders to teach sports and hobbies. He finds pride in this effort, gaining new friends and a stronger family bond as the project strengthens the city for his son Jimmy. Try it in your city to boost unselfish activity beyond the home.
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Ted Martin
Ted
Jimmy
Weather in Carolina Warmer With Snow Melt End
The Associated Press reports warmer weather across the Carolinas with rain and moderating temperatures. Weekend lows ranged from 21 at Mount Mitchell to 42 in Charleston, indicating winter easing as major cities stayed above freezing.
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Associated Press
North
South Carolina
Carolinas
Mt. Mitchell
North Carolina
Asheville
Eimer
Raleigh
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Elizabeth City
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Florence
Charleston
Wilmington
Myrtle Beach
Baby Billy Hughes Jr. Loses First Tooth in Memphis
In Memphis on February 16 14 Billy Hughes Jr. was born at 2 54 pm yesterday afternoon. An hour later doctors pulled his first tooth after finding it loose.
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Memphis
Tenn
Billy Hughes
Billy
Rockefellers Father In Law Is Coal Miner
Washington Pa February reports Julius Paulekas, 60, a coal miner, remains skeptical about wealth from Eva Rockefeller’s Palm Beach wedding to Winthrop Rockefeller. He says he will die a miner and values hard work over riches. He last saw Eva in 1932 in Chicago.
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Rockefeller
Washington
Julius Paulekas
Eva
Winthrop Rockefeller
Palm
Fla
Paulekas
Jieuve Paulekiute
United States
Lithuania
Pittsburgh
Peter Neveckas
Lowell
Ind
Chicago
Bodyguard Comment on Prime Minister’s Resignation
Tokyo report says Seihachi Aizaki, chief bodyguard to prime minister Tetsu Katayama, regrets nothing about his boss quitting. Aizaki, 63, complains Katayama never tipped him and notes he has seen 29 prime ministers come and go from the official residence, three feet first.
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Tokyo
Seihachi Aizaki
Tetsu Katayama
Japan
Aizaki
Katayama
Waxhaw Hotel Owner Dies After Kitchen Explosion
Harold E. Adams, 40, lumberman and Waxhaw hotel operator, died in a Charlotte hospital from burns after a heater oil explosion in the hotel kitchen. Funeral services planned in Pickens, South Carolina. Pennsylvania reports more than 130 known caves.
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Pennsylvania
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