Debating a Principal Slap and School Discipline
A local paper weighs the case of Principal Dean Pruett who slapped a 15-year-old student and expelled another. It discusses corporal punishment, records of seven paddlings this year, and calls for no use of whipping, urging authorities to seek nonviolent discipline methods and acknowledge teacher pressures.
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Dessie Cox
Consid
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C. W. Wickersham
University of Virginia At
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Taft
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Roosevelt
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Hoover
Jesus and John the Baptist Testimony in Biblical Discourse
The sermon discusses Jesus praising John the Baptist as a burning and shining light and examines reactions to Jesus miracles and claims. It contrasts belief in Jesus' words with belief in his deeds, considers modern views of Jesus, and affirms that knowing God comes through Jesus and obedience to God's will.
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War Notes From High Point Reflect Women and Home Front Efforts
Citizens discuss war contributions as women take jobs in defense, rationing support, and theater work. Librarians report Victory Book Campaign progress. local officials urge mail, letters to soldiers, and vigilance against hoarding. News quotes include Helen Graham, Mrs. Tucker Tucker, and A. P. Smith on morale and policy.
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High Point
Helen Graham
Royster Tucker
Nancy K. Pohton
Rose Elsecrombit
Chissel
C. B. Overman
Washington
Whitemarsh
Valley Forge
Armed Services
Rickenbacker Rescue Sparks Rubber Yacht Battle
The piece notes competing U.S. rubber firms over the raft that kept Eddie Rickenbacker afloat after his crash, with Goodyear ultimately identified as the boat maker. It also highlights wartime morale drives, tea propaganda in North Africa, Hopkins scrutiny of a military governor program, and aviation gear innovations for extreme temps.
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Washington
War Department
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U. S. Rubber
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Goodrich
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Auto Company
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North Africa
London Tube Opens as World’s First Subway System
A concise note recalls the London tube opening in 1863 as the world’s first subway system. It mentions a current event: Mexico orders monthly government inspection of all airplanes. Also reports top wage for Honduran laborers at 85 cents per day.
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Mexico
Honduras
Oddball World Facts and Wartime Quips Span Two Sides
A collage of humorous and curious lines from a wartime era notes the absurdities of daily life A bomber fuel fact A Rhodes Island dental remark a claim on silence and various witticisms about animals Julius Caesar Napoleon and British railways. It also jokes about date roots politics and social customs mixing trivia with satire.
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