University of North Carolina: A Pride of the State
The piece lauds UNC as the people’s university, 150 years since opening, praising its liberal stance and honest leadership. It defends Frank Porter Graham and Harry Woodburn Chase, argues the institution reflects North Carolina’s spirit, and rejects political manipulation or reactionary leadership. The author notes flaws but affirms the university’s core integrity and state pride.
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North Caronians
Univer
Duke
Wake
Davidson
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University of North Yolina
University of North Carolina
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Chase
People of
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Street
Frank Porter Graham
Harry Woodburn Chase
Chapel Hill
University of Texas
Louisiana State University
Huey Long
New Deal
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Endowment and Faith in Hard Times
Sermon reflection on Second Timothy 1 7 and Ebenezer in Israel s history. Emphasizes God s enduring Spirit through crisis the necessity of continued trust in God s Kingdom and the works of Jesus in confronting spiritual darkness. Highlights duty of believers amid slow progress and divine purpose for salvation.
Fear Not Little Flock The Kingdom Within Through Faith
In a sermon tone the piece cites Jesus words about the Kingdom and reassures believers they need not fear. It argues God grants power, love, and a sound mind to those who trust Him, enabling courage, hope, and assurance in the Creator’s rule.
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Saint Paul
Timothy
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Civic club nurses aides aid Baptist Hospital wards
M. L. Patrick lauds the Winston-Salem Exchange lab for aiding Baptist Hospital by providing male nurses aides to charity wards. Men work several hours weekly, handling dirty tasks to relieve women nurses. Chief F. K. Ingram reports ongoing smoldering at the W. A. Davis Milling Company grain fire.
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Winston-Salem Exchange Lab
M. L. Patrick
Baptist Hospital
W. A. Davis Milling Company
F. K. Ingram
High Point Voices Call For More Dining Options
Local residents criticize scarce eating places and long waits at restaurants. Ration board chief notes need to present ration stubs for basic A books and gasoline allocations while club women praise federal Equal Rights Amendment moves. Archie Batalas jokes about posting a cigarette sign.
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Mamie Kennedy
F. Jones
Roosevelt and the Atlantic Charter in the wartime policy debate
The piece contrasts Roosevelt's official message to Congress with his press remarks and the Atlantic Charter. It discusses isolationist protests, the President’s stance on principles, and the paradox of a neutral nation engaging with belligerents before war and the later congressional declaration binding the country in war.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt and the Atlantic Charter in wartime aims
The column questions Roosevelt's war aims and the Atlantic Charter as a guiding policy. It contrasts isolationists and allies, debates right to self determination, and urges a formal, explicit war-aim statement endorsed by Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin beyond the Charter.
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Hitler
Stalin
Poland
Churchill
North Carolina bill targets wine liquor in non ABC counties
A Friday bill from Senator Daniel seeks to ban sale or transport of beverages over one percent alcohol in counties without ABC stores while beer sales remain allowed. The measure sparks debate among dry and wet factions as it signals broader liquor-control moves in the 1945 General Assembly.
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Ras) Daniel
Beaufort
North Carolina
ABC
Shelly Caveness
Guilford
House of Representatives
John W. Caffey
Greensboro
House
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Ocracoke
Mount Mitchell
Gregg Cherry
Gaston
Caffey
Caveness
Cherry
Guilford County
Ralph McDonald
Daniel
Liquor Sale Debates Split Regions and Daniel Bill Watch
Mecklenburg and Buncombe counties rejected ABC liquor sale proposals while other counties favor home delivery via bootleggers at a premium. The Daniel bill’s fate will guide late session liquor legislation as Senator Hundley proposes warning signals on stalled trains to prevent street hazards and cars collisions after a personal wreck.
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Buncombe
ABC
Daniel
George Hundley
Davidson
Thomasville
Rocky Mount
Hundley
Broadway anecdotes and press humor from a busy year
Shop talk on guissing com ma and the cost of one misplaced comma. News, film, radio, and Broadway notes reference Dick Merrill, Evita, China Clipper, War issues, and editors’ errors. Concerns include theater shortages, film studios, and public figures amid aviation, politics, and culture.
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America
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R. Gregg Cherry
J. Henry Highsmith
Archie Batalas
Rainbow Diner
George Sokolsky
Capitol Square
By Lynn Nisbet
Justice Byrnes
S. Hoffman
New York
Hollywood Reporter
U. S
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Dick Merrill
Seattle
Washington
Africa
Trinidad
Nata
Boeing
Port of Spain
Life Magazine
Wertenbaker
Mag
Arthur Godfrey
Red Cross
Bowes
Ray Josephs
Cosmopolitan
Evita
Little Eva) Duarte
Argentina
Little Eva
Americas
Josephe Cosmo
England
Phil Brito
Sec
Timies
Ickes
State Dept
Mark Daniels
Wright
New Jersey
Thomas J. Gent, Jr
U. S. Army Air Corps
Beth Bergner
Booth Theatre
Los Angeles
Joan Berrys
Tropical Park
East
Sadie Thompson
Gilmore Hatcheck
Havanas
Cuba
Scope
Joggins
Edward A. Rumely
George
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