Education of Southerners in Northern Universities
A study by Dr. Edgar W. Knight, in the educational forum, traces 1830s 1860s southern opposition to northern education and to northern teachers. It cites letters from Jefferson Davis and Francis Hawks, and protests by Louisiana Mississippi Texas and North Carolina leaders against sending youths to northern colleges.
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Hapel Hill
Therr
South
Edgar W. Knight
Ian
University of North
University North Carolina Press
Mit
Educational Forum
Nation Educational Magazine
Dr. Knight Preits
Philip Lindsley
Nashville
Ntlemen
Potomac
Constitutional Convention
Louisiana
North
Memphis
Jefferson Davis
Stephen Elliott
Georgia
Baker
Austin College
Texas
Richmond
University of Mississippi
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Powhatan Ellis
Mississippi
Yale
Harvard
Francis J. Hawks
New York
Swain
Harper's Ferry
Philadelphia
Light Dragoons
Henrico Southern Rights Association
Wise
Virginia
South Carolina College
Educational Association of the Confederate States
Boston Recorder
Hemmer to become assistant director of State News Bureau
John Hemmer head of the graphic division will be the bureau's next assistant director. E Carl Sink resigns as assistant director to lead the communities service division of Ayer Gillette in Charlotte on Feb 1. Charles Parker announced the changes. Hemmer will also head the photo division. Sink moves after resigning as assistant director. Link joined the News Bureau in 1945 after work at Journal Sentinel in Winston-Salem. The Christmas Island atoll area is 184 square miles.
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Raleigh
John Hemmer
State Newen
E. Carl Sink
Ayer & Gillett Advertising Agency
Charlotte
Charles Parker
Parker
Hemmer
Bill Sharpe
Carolina Power and Light Company
Link
News Bureau
Journal- Sentinal
Winston-Salem
College Heating Engineer Is Philosopher Astronomer
Leola Culbert profiles Marvin Holliday head engineer at Woman's College heating plant. A Greenville native with high school education, he is a meticulous engineer poet and amateur astronomer who lectures, writes, and crafts precise drafts of verse and plays while praising figures like Charles I. Burkholder and W. M. Pratt. His Morehead planetarium visit inspired a poem and his life blends boiler-age rigor with literary and cosmic pursuits.
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Leola Culbert
Greensboro
Marvin Holliday
Woman's College
Morehead Planetarium
Chapel Hill
Holliday
Greenville
S. C
University of North Carolina Literary Quarterly
Socrates
Duke Power Company
North Carolina
Charles I. Burkholder
Charlotte
Duke Power
W. M. Pratt
Durham
W. C
Celia Carolina Cole
Holiday
Woman Forgets Skirt At Raleigh Bus Stop
A Raleigh woman arrived at a bus stop wearing a complete suit but forgot to wear a skirt. Passersby noticed the surprised humor as she checked her attire and left in dismay after realizing the omission.
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Raleigh
Twin Buttes near Arco Idaho described
Two recognizable landmarks southeast of Arco Idaho form the Twin Buttes. One is a rhyolitic cone fully surrounded by Snake River lava and the other is an upraised block of stratified basalt.
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Twin Buttes
Arco
Idaho
Snake River
Swiss Craftsmen Create Largest Fake Rubies
Swiss scientists and artisans in Monthey have grown four giant synthetic rubies the largest weighing 700 carats for use in precision watchmaking. The stones, identical to natural rubies in composition, aim as bearers in high accuracy Swiss lever watches.
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Monthey
Switz
INS
Rhone
Louvre
Paris
Nicholas Fatio
Fatio
Goodrich develops tissue-thin glove to curb surgeon glove dermatitis
Akron January 14. The B F Goodrich Company announces a special purpose tissue thin rubber glove designed to relieve surgeons skin irritation from repeated glove wear. Extensive research produced a compound rubber claimed to reduce glove dermatitis in many cases.
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Akron
INS
B. F. Goodrich Company
Rubber Company
Nova Herculis Rapid Brightening in 1934 Event
The star Nova Herculis surged from magnitude 7 to reach the 17th most prominent in a matter of days in 1934, moving from invisibility to a noticeable sky feature.
Truculent Skipper Spares Friday the Thirteenth
A pub keeper in Gil lingham says Lt Cmdr C P Bowers, skipper of the submarine Truculent, refused to schedule trials for Friday the thirteenth and chose Thursday the twelfth instead. The sub sank at 6 55 P M on that Thursday after a trial run following repairs.
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Chatham
England
A. Driver
Royal Marine
Gillingham
Cmdr
C. P. Bowers
Driver
Thrusday
New Hearing Device Lets Ear Wearer Go Buttonless
Deafened readers hail a Bel tone device that delivers clear sound without a visible receiver. The Tiny Phantomold sits deep in the ear with a concealed button block in clothing, while a tube relays sound. Bel tone, Dept. 40, 1450 W 19th St Chicago 8 Ill, offers a free brochure and home trial.
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Chicago
Beltone
Dept. 40
19Th St
Ill
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High Point, N. C
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Christmas Island Atoll
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Los Angeles
Ruth
Betty Lou Marbury
International News Service
Truculent
Home Service
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