Centennial of UNC Law School marks milestone in state legal education
CHAPEL HILL Jan 11 The 100 year arc of UNC Law School is traced from Judge William Battle's 1845 appointment to the first professor of law to a faculty of nine in 1948 and a 53 000 volume library as it joins the university’s sesquicentennial. The volume A Century of Legal Education surveys growth in teaching theory practice and public service.
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KR. W. Maday
Chapel Hill
David Lowry Swain
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
General Assembly
Superior Court
Swain
William Horne Battle
University of North Carolina Press
Law School
Robert H. Wettach
Louis R. Wilson
Sesqui
Law
Albert Coates
Coates
Lucile Elliott
Thomas Ruffin
Washington, D. C
School of Law
University of Texas
State University Law School
Dean Green
Northwestern University
Association of American Law Schools
Stacy
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
National Congress
Veterans Affairs Offices End Saturday Service in Two Cities
Charles G. announced that the North Carolina VA regional office will stop Saturday morning contact service in Winston-Salem and Charlotte. The two offices will operate 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Monday through Friday, with other state offices already closed Saturdays. Veterans are advised to visit their nearest VA office for GI benefits assistance.
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Charles G. No
North Carolina
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Montgomery
Marion C. Brown 74 Dies in Asheboro
Marion C. Brown aged 74 of Asheboro Rt 2 died at 4 40 this morning in a Winston Salem hospital after a four weeks illness. Survived by wife Vergie Boggs Brown three sons Raynond John L and Clifford, a step daughter and son plus nine grandchildren. Funeral services set for Abbots Creek Missionary Church tomorrow at two with interment in the church cemetery.
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Asheboro
Marion C. Brown
Rt. 2
Winston-Salem
Vergie Boggs Brown
Raynond
Robbins
John L
Greensboro
Clifford
R. F. Handy
High Point
Rt. 3
Joe W. Glascoe
Miami Fla
Charles R
Sam J
Indianapolis
George C
Thomasville
W. S
F. H
Abbots Creek Missionary Church
Church
Sunset Garden Club Meets at Trinity Home
The Sunset Garden Club gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Thomas Bouldin’s Trinity home for the regular meeting with Mrs. LeRoy Hancock presiding. Mrs. Thomas R. English spoke on Beautification and reported on the High Point Council of Garden Clubs. The club voted to send Seeds for Peace to western Europe by planting dogwood trees at Trinity and Archdale schools. Attendants included Mrs. David Hudson, Mrs. John Payne, Mrs. LeRona Hancock, Mrs. H. S. Spencer, Mrs. R. M. deDavid Cecil, Mrs. Robert Plummer, and Mrs. T. R. English, plus visitors Mrs. R. Welborn Sr., and Mrs. R. L. Welborn Jr.
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Sunset Garden Club
Thomas Bouldin
Trinity Home
LeRoy Hancock
Thomas R. English
Western
Europe
Trinity
Archdale
Mesdames David Hudson
John Payne
LeRona Hancock
H. S. Spencer
R. M. de David Cecil
Robert Plummer
T. R. English
R. Welborn
R. L. Welborn
15 Teen-Agers Held After 13-Day Wassail
Boise authorities report six girls and nine boys, all juveniles, were taken into custody after a 13 day party caused about 1200 in damage to a Boise home. More than 25 others expected to be picked up later. Juvenile delinquency charges will be filed.
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Boise
Idaho
Emmett
Jony
Arnold
Barbara Jones
Caldwell
Rep Lodge urges indefinite U S troop stay in Italy
Connecticut Congressman John Lodge calls for keeping American forces in Italy indefinitely to ensure law and order, framing the stance as essential to stability and security.
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United States
Italy
John Lodge
Connecticut
Guards at the light of freedom must stay awake
A statement attributed to Attorney General Clark warns guards against sleep near the lighthouse of freedom noting that sleep equals loss of freedom and that freedom is not everlasting.
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Lighthouse of Freedom
Clark
Duke Cancer Unit Organized at Duke University School of Medicine
A $25 000 grant from the United States Public Health Service funds the Duke University School of Medicine plan to educate medical men in cancer. Dr Wiley D Forbus will lead a teaching committee including Drs Hart Carter Reeves and Stead. The program combines education with ongoing and new neoplasia research at Duke.
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United States Public Health Service
Duke University School of Medicine
Wiley D. Forbus
Dery! Hart
Department of Surgery
Bayard Carter
Robert J. Reeves
Eugene A. Stead
Department of Medicine
Forbus
Duke
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E. Commerce ST
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Broadhurst Theatre
Shirley Pope
Jerry Trogdon
Neola Saith Chie Smith
EFIRD
Jacquard
South Main Street
Vale
High Point, N. C
Duke’s Cancer Research Unit
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
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