GI bill education changes ease eligibility for vets
The article discusses amendments to the GI bill education program, expanding eligibility for veterans with at least 90 days of active duty after September 16 1940 and a four year cap, and notes concerns on benefits for dependents while pursuing schooling. It previews a deeper look at Title Two provisions and the impact on veterans education funding.
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Main Street
Education of Vetryet
Ann Sheridan
Congress
Hich
Crildren
Eran
Sam
Late Night Radio Schedule With Multiple Networks
An extended listing details a dense radio programming grid across networks CBS ABC and others from 3:45 PM to 1:15 AM, noting serials news music shows commentaries and dramas. Highlights include Riched schedules with Western and Eastern time offsets and repeated segments such as The Supper Club News and The Shadow of Mystery featured with various hosts and orchestras.
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MIT
MST
Chan
du Ta
Warrell
Quincy Howe
Cbs
Walter Kiernan
Abc-East
Abe-West
Howe
Mbs-West
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Dick Tracy
Abec-West
Eileen Farreilng
Jack Armstrong
Abc-West
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Cal Tinney
Cbe News
Abc
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Jack Smith
Cbs Basic
Raymond
Abe Dance Music Orch
Carolyn Gilbert
Abe Bob Hawk
Abe Frank
Mbs
Basic
Nbe
Inside of
Bill Brandt
Parks and Warren
Hedda Hopper
Howard Barlow
Abe Joan Davis
Mabe
Sherlock Holmes
Voorhees
Hollywood
Cbs 1
Deal In Crime
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Mbe
Paul Whiteman
Abe Screen Guild Players
Jimmy Gleason
Abe Henry J. Taylor
Jon Gart
Doe I Q
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Bob Hawk
Ralph Noonan
Vincent Lopez
Abes
Nbe West
Cha
Appetite musings and a North Carolina educator obituary
Casual notes on appetite and taste traverse a column with reflections on meals moods and jazz. A Greensboro educator Dr J I Foust is recalled as a leading light in North Carolina schools and university building efforts.
Nylon Hose In Exchange For Grains In Midwest
In Omaha a barter system forms between grain users and suppliers due to grain shortages. Firms trade items like nylon hose and new cars for carloads of corn or wheat, paying ceiling prices. The practice hinges on OPA legality and railroad car shortages, with mixed opinions from grain leaders and officials.
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Omaha
Febr
Midwest
OPA
Ed Moran
Omaha Opa
Charles H. Wright
Omaha Grain Exchange
Inner-Aid Heals Woman From Stomach Gas At Bedtime
A High Point reader reports relief from nightly stomach gas after using INNER-AID a remedy claiming 12 herbs can cleanse bowels and flush gas. She states relief included regular bowels and easier sleep after starting the remedy sold at local drug stores.
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High Point
Lutherans Set Annual Synod Meeting in Augsburg Church
The 142nd annual convention of the United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina will be held in Augsburg church in Winston-Salem from February 26 to 28 with Dr. Jacob L. Morgan of Salisbury presiding. The synod, organized in 1803, includes 166 congregations 100 ordained ministers and more than 48 000 members.
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Winston-Salem
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina
Augsburg Church
Jacob L. Morgan
Salisbury
Plans for $100000 fund for North Carolina Symphony Society
Raleigh February 18 plans disclosed by Business Manager Kermit H. Hunter to raise 100000 dollars this year to establish the North Carolina Symphony Society on a permanent basis. Skidding caused three per cent of 4.8 million traffic accidents in 1944. About seventy per cent of body weight is water. Snowblindness is sunburn of the eyes.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Symphony Society
Kermit H. Hunter
British Paper Given Answer By Critics
Hollywood responds to the Eton college Chronicle's claim that England is flooded with ill-bred offensive words from the United States. Ed Gardner Slapsy Rosenbloom and Jerry Colonna mock the critique arguing Americans have long shaped language.
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Hollywood
Eton College Chronicle
England
United States
Archie) Gardner
Duffy's Tavern
Maxie Rosenbloom
Pug
Problems of homeless Jews to be discussed at NC UJA conference
In Charlotte on February 18 delegates to the North Carolina United Jewish Appeal extraordinary conference will focus on the plights of displaced persons in central Europe and relief measures. I D Blumenthal, conference chairman, notes these issues as major topics for the gathering.
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Charlotte
Europe
North Carolina
The
United Jewish Appeal
I. D. Blumenthal
Strike ends at Winnsboro U S Rubber plant
The 1400 workers at the Winnsboro mills end a seven day shutdown after union and company officials announce a settlement of grievances. A. E. Judy cites a general wage level as the dispute cause.
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Winnsboro
U. S. Rubber Company
Winnsboro Mills
A. E. Judy
New Allergy Drug Shows Promise For Urticaria And Hay Fever
Mayo Clinic researchers Dr. Thomas McBlain and Dr. Bayard Horton report a new compound beta dimethylaminoethyllenz hydryl ether hydrochloride that relieves bronchial spasm and histamine depression. In 50 patients with urticaria, 9 of 15 with acute cases and 25 of 35 with chronic cases showed marked relief, with some dizziness and drowsiness as side effects. The drug should be used under medical supervision as studies continue.
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Mayo Clinic
Thomas W. McBlin
Bayard T. Horton
Paul A. O'Leary
Eugene M. Farber
Police Force Loses Another Patrolman
H O Sechrest resigned from the High Point police department effective Saturday to pursue other interests. He was the third officer to quit in a month, amid pay concerns, leaving four vacancies across the department until replacements are appointed.
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H. O. Sechrest
High Point
J. A. Lowdermilk
Sechrest
Tfon
Lowdermilk
Director of Public Safety E. K
High Point Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Uniformed
Detective Bureau
Catawba Trustees to Meet Over Expansion Plans
The Catawba college board of trustees will meet Tuesday for an all day session to discuss the proposed expansion program and possible immediate erection of a men’s dormitory and a central heating plant. Dr Banks J Peeler of Lexington will preside with Mayor Walker Lyerly as vice president and G A Fisher as treasurer among the executives.
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Salisbury
Catawba College
Board of
Banks J. Peeler
Lexington
Walker Lyerly
Hickory
G. A. Fisher
Edgar Whitener
High Point
Dr. Keppel
Accidents Kill More Young People Than Diseases
Accidents account for more deaths among ages two to 28 than any single disease, highlighting the high risk of injury in youth and young adults.
State JayCees To Gather In Southern Pines
The 1946 North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce convention will be held April 25 to 27 in Southern Pines. Wilson was chosen to host the annual Miss North Carolina bathing beauty contest, with dates pending.
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Wilson
North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce
Southern Pines
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