U.N. C. Alumni Urge Restore Funds and Tuition Plan
The UNC alumni gathered in Chapel Hill unanimously urged the legislature to restore the larger university appropriation to the budget commission level. They also proposed a reciprocal tuition plan seen in Oklahoma Texas and Nebraska. Norman Boren led the resolution with nominations for the alumni leadership and boards.
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Chapel Hill
University of North
State Budget Commission
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Norman Boren
Greensboro
T. Holt Haywood
Winston- Salem
Charles W. Tillett
Charlotte
George Stevens
Asheville
W. D
Charles R. Jonas
Lincolnton
T. J. Pearsall
Rocky Mount
Gordon Gray
Winston-Salem
W. B. Ellis
Greenville
S. C
Thomas Turner
High Point
L. T. Hartsell
Concord
W. Dbd. Carmichael, Jr
New York
J. C. Taylor
Washington, N.C
Same Boys Making Moonshine Booze Stir Congress Hearings
Treasury hearing notes illicit stills in 1938 as North Carolina ranked third and South Carolina fourth in seizures with 911 and 675 stills respectively. Rep. Tabor questioned if operators had changed. Stewart Berkshire said it is the same story of personnel and no new law needed.
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Washington
Congress
Carolinas
Treasury
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Representative Tabor
Stewart Berkshire
Alcohol Tax Unit
Berkshire
Mrs Mary Jane Allred Passes at Son's Home Reidsville Route 2
Mrs Mary Jane Allred 81 widow of John Allred died at her son Gurney Allred’s home Reidsville route 2 after a week long illness of pneumonia. Surviving are five sons Fred Charles Chester J E allred and others, two daughters Mrs Dave Witcher and Mrs Annie Myers, 41 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Funeral at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist church Saturday at 3 o clock with burial in the church cemetery.
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Mary Jane Allred
John Allred
Gurney Allred
Reidsvill
Fred Allred
Sophia
Charles
Chester Allred
Jamestown
J. E. Allred
Near High Point
Dave Witcher
High Point
Annie Myers
Thomasville Road
Green Kidd
Richmond
B. H. Kidd
George Kirkman
Alfred
Hickory Chapel
Quiz at Kiwanis Club Meeting in Elwood Hotel
A noon Kiwanis Club meeting featured a quiz by the club's Bachelor Club members Db C. MacRae KR D. Dickson Edgar Snider and Pat Stewart. Visitors included Dr. G I Humphreys and Sam Clapp of the city.
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Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Bachelor Club
Db. C. MacRae
KR. D. Dickson
Edgar Snider
Pat Stewart
G. I Humphreys
Sam Clapp
Rejection Of Guam Project Hampers State Dept In Jap Talks
Washington officials warn House opposition to Guam harbor improvements may hinder US efforts to press Japan on China rights. Officials note Tokyo has shown unofficial opposition and fear the Senate may restore the Guam project to leverage against Japan. Hull downplays demand for a reply amid Britain push for response.
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Andrue
Washington
House
Guam
State Department
Japan
China
Far Nasiciai
Sala
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Far East
United States
Philippines
Senate
Hull
Britain
Immunization Bill Sparks Long Senate Debate
Raleigh Feb 24 Senators debated a bill by Dr Tom Long to require diphtheria immunization for children ages six months to twelve years with no cost to families. Public school admission would be denied without vaccination, exemptions allowed by county boards while religious liberty claims were debated. The measure was amended to exempt recognized faiths, and further consideration was deferred.
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Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Tom Long
Senate
Long
North Carolina
Tom Gold
Doggie” Hatcher
Hampton Price
Gold
Rice
County Board of Health
Gold and Price
Special Woodmen Meeting Called by State Manager T B E
T B E Newton state manager of the Woodmen of the World has called a regional conference of field representatives at the Sheraton Hotel tomorrow afternoon at 4. Present will be field representatives and financial secretaries from Guilford Forsyth Randolph Davidson and Durham counties. A statewide banquet honoring state officers will follow at 6.
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T. BE. Newton
Kinston
Woodmen of the World
Sheraton Hotel
Woodmenhee
Guilford
Forsyth
Randolph
Davidson
Durham
Farm Security Admin awards Pembroke Farms barns contract
The Farm Security Administration awards R F Smith and Sons of Benson a contract to build two 12 mules stock barns and two farm machinery sheds at Pembroke Farms Robeson County for about 3700 dollars.
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Raleigh
Farm Security Administration
Pembroke Farms
Robeson County
R. F. Smith and Sons of
Benson
Bedlam Word Origin Tied to Bethlehem Lunatic Asylum
The term bedlam derives from Bethlehem Royal Hospital in London, a famed mental asylum. The name evolved from the hospital’s practice and reputation, influencing the modern sense of chaotic disorder and pandemonium.
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Bedlam
Bethlehem
London
Ambers Aims to Regain Light Title in MSG Bout
Lou Ambers seeks to reclaim the light weight crown in a 12 round Madison Square Garden bout with Baby Arizmendi after a title loss. Ambers, now a heavy favorite, vows to defeat Arizmendi and later challenge Armstrong, following praise from the New York State Athletic Commission.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Amvers
Baby Arizmendi
Madison Square Garden
Lou
Harry Hidalgo
Armstrong
Henry
Tce
New York Tate As
Perry predicts Australia to claim Davis Cup
Fred Perry visit at the U S indoor tennis championships sparks talk as he argues the United States cannot keep the Davis Cup this year. He cites Budge and Riggs as threats, notes Vines would overpower opponents, and backs Wayne Sabin of Portland, not scheduled to play today.
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New York
Fred Perry
Perry
Fred
United States
Australia
Budge
U.S
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Jack Bromwich
Bromwich
U. S
Ellsworth Vines
Don Budge
Madison Square Garden
Elly
Vines
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Engineer Electrocuted with Electric Welding Machine
Murry Calhoun a 23 year old engineer was electrocuted late yesterday while operating an electric welding machine at a gold mine near Kings Mountain. His father Henry Calhoun brought him to the town and physicians spent two hours attempting to revive him. Funeral services are set for tomorrow in West River Maryland. Mrs Sirs A M Hopkins of 1002 Washington Street is a patient at Duke Hospital in Durham awaiting about a week of treatment.
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Kings Mountain
Murry Calhoun
Henry M. Calhoun
West River
A. M. Hopkins
Washington Street
Duke Hospital
Durham
Arizmendi Faces Tough Battle Against Armstrong
The San Francisco boxer Arizmendi known as mucho hombre has fought 52 rounds with Armstrong and has never been knocked down. Despite a strong left hook and years of top competition, an Arizmendi victory seems unlikely.
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Loovio Arizmendi
San Francisco
Armstrong
Egro
Arizmendi
Local Court Sentences Earthy Escapes and Disorder
In South Bend 19-year-old Zoltan Erde told City Judge G Schock he left taunting scenes of petty burglaries to become a detective. He faced a $100 fine and a penal farm term after $10 in costs. In Seattle police fined James Devin $25 for disorderly conduct during a family quarrel. Oregon’s Galice firefighters saved a roof fire by dousing it with cups of water.
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South Bend
Ind
Zoltan Erde
G Schock
Seattle
James Devin
Valentine clues lead to estranged husband case
Mrs Pauli Lins mailed three valentines to her estranged husband as she sought to learn if he lived. Two were returned. A sheriff accompanied Mrs Lins to the address and found Charles, who owed $88.50 in arrears.
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Watson
Chicago
Paulilins
Cupid
Valentines
Mlins
I Charles
Nebraska considers potato inspection bill in legislature
Lincoln Neb. legislation in the unicameral branch advances to provide inspection of potatoes known as Murphies. The bill lists Senator Murphy of Scottsbluff as sponsor.
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SPUD
Lincoln
Neb
Facil Braska
Senator Murphy
Scottsbluff
Seven Fires Strike City Amid Strong Winter Winds
A series of seven fires broke out across the city as strong winter winds kept firefighters busy throughout the day. Notable blazes included a barn storage of reed near the J. A. Honeycutt home on Highland mill section and a chimney fire on Lexington avenue. A hot stove led to another fire on Centennial avenue and a damaged awning fire near West Union. Fire crews and equipment responded from local stations to contain each incident.
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North Main St Louise Avenue
J. A. Honeycutt
Highland Mill
Lexington Avenue
Centennial Avenue
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