Meharry Medical School Offered to 15 Dixie States
Meharry Medical College in Nashville with 490 students and a 190 bed hospital was offered to 15 southern states for joint operation in a regional education plan. The plan aims to provide specialized training across states regardless of race though it may affect Negro and white students differently. Governors Caldwell McCord Thompson Tuck Lane lead a five member committee to present a regional education proposal to the Southern Governors conference.
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Nashville
Tenn
Meharry Medical College
United States
Millard T. Caldwell
Florida
Caldwell
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Jim McCord
Southern Governors Conference
Meharry
American Medical Association
Governors McCord, Caldwell
M. E. Thompson
Georgia
William Tuck
Virginia
William Preston Lane
Maryland
Lane
Roadmap for Postwar Policy and Economic Stabilization
The document outlines steps for economic and monetary stabilization across Europe, a two year peace production drive in the United States, an anti inflation program, settlement of intergovernment debts, retention of empire preferences by Britain and others for three years, and the creation of a general staff of peace to craft a global strategy for America's peace-making.
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America
Colombia Province In State Of Siege
The northeastern Santander Del Norte province was placed under a government state of siege as troops moved in to halt fighting between conservative and liberal members. About 30 casualties were reported as a week of artillery and small arms fire raged across nine municipalities. Dispatches from Calcuta note a virtual civil war atmosphere.
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Bogota
Colombia
Santander del Norte
Liberal Party
Calcuta
Department
Americans Are Stationed At Several Points Across Regions
Small groups of U S military personnel remain stationed at strategic stepping stones across the Aegean Africa and the Middle East. Units serve as caretakers of installations, assist training of foreign personnel, maintain radio links with diplomatic missions, and keep air routes operating. At a wartime air field near Tripoli, two officers and eight men of the Air Transport Command stayed on as caretakers despite long absence.
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Washington
Athrgitic
Africa
Middle East
Tripoli
United States
Air Transport Command
Mercury Drops In Connecticut Hot Spots
In Satan's Kingdom Connecticut a cold wave left the area 14 below zero despite nearby readings 30 below elsewhere. Anson Morton in Devil's Den Wilton reported 16 below, noting Wilton town hall measured 26 below at the same time.
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New Hartford
Connecticut
Anson Morton
Devil's den
Wilton
Buyers Flock to Showrooms Across City Streets
Buyers flock to multiple showrooms including Universal Inc. on East Commerce and Wood on West Broad while Tomlinson's draws large crowds on West High Street. Thomasville Chair Co displays in the Exposition building and at its Thomasville plant.
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West Broad
Tomlinson
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Thomasville Chair Company
Exposition
Thomasville
Youth Council Meeting Tonight At High Point
The High Point Youth Council invites all youth groups to attend tonight at 8 p.m. in the Wm. Penn High School cafeteria. O. E. Davis and Peggy Bynum urge full representation for ages 6 to 15, with a senior council to be formed soon.
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Youth Council For Youth of
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Wm. Penn High School
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Fairview
Tom Brown
PTA
J. K. Williams
Get-Rich-Quick Operators Targeted in Housing Probe
Senate housing chair Flanders urges justice department and federal trade commission to prosecute individuals in the housing industry connected with restraints on trade. He cites dealers, builders, suppliers, and unions as driving up housing costs and calls for reallocation of freight cars to ease bottlenecks in critical building materials.
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Flanders
Senate
House Committee On Housing
Vermont
Congress
Department of Justice
Federsee
Federal Trade Commission
Office of Defense Transportation
Mrs Roosevelt Asked To Help Truman Cause
Washington January 19. Democratic high command asks Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt to campaign for President Truman next November and she agrees. Chairman J Howard McGrath says James A Farley is likely to become active again, having already spoken against Henry Wallace's third term bid.
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Washington
Democratic High Command
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Henry Wallace
Fisherman Reported Lost At Sea Near Diamond Shoals
A fisherman named Olof Abdon Johnson is lost after he fell from the trawler Victory while ten miles off Diamond Shoals lightship during a voyage near Norfolk Virginia.
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Norfolk
Olof Abdon Johnson
Diamond Shoals
Time Zone Adjustments for Broadcast Scheduling
The station notes that times follow Eastern Standard Time. Central subtracts one hour, Mountain subtracts two hours. Some stations adjust relay times to local schedules. Last minute program changes are not included.
Evening Radio Schedule From January 19 Listing
A detailed listing of radio programming across networks from 6:00 pm to midnight on Monday January 19, including news reports, weather, music hour blocks, dramas, comedies, and dance programs. Notable entries include The Beulah Show, Lone Ranger Drama, Cavalcade of America, Inner Sanctum, Charlie Chan Mystery, and News and Variation blocks. Scheduling emphasizes repeats, special guests, and regional time slots across abec bea cbs mbs and related networks.
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Weebs
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Cbs
Chicago Orchestra
Cbs-East Lum & Abner
Cbs-West
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Cba
Abe
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Cbs Sports
Mbs
Cavalcade of America
Cliff Arquette
Howard Barlow
Abe Godfrey
Opie Cates
Abe Charlie Chan
Inba
Chs
Billy Rose
Voorhees
Abe Radio Thater
America
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Dr. J. Q
Abe Sanmimy Kaye
Abe My
Friend Irma
Ralph Norman
Abe Fish
Fred Waring
Abe Screen Guild Players
Earl Godwin
Washington
Abe West
Two Generals Figure In Plans Of GOP
Washington January meeting of the Republican National Committee outlines the nominating process for the June convention in Philadelphia. Speculation centers on generals Eisenhower and MacArthur though neither attended or was officially named. Debate focuses on their potential impact if a convention stalemate occurs among Dewey Taft and Stassen.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Republican National Committee
Philadelphia
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Radio Schedule Highlights From A M Regional News to Sign Off
A listed lineup for A M broadcasts from WHPE and WHPRE runs from 7:30 AM with News and Breakfast Patrol through 5:30 PM Sign Off. The schedule includes D Amico Quartet Morning Devotional Music for Medition Show Tune Time on the Spot Broadcast and more with interruptions possible for breaking news or cancellations.
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WHPE
Bing Crosby
Whpe News
Red Ryder
Air Commission Report Adds Weight to Rocket War Dreams
The Truman air policy commission issued a grim report on survival in the air age. It warns intercontinental war may bring rockets and invisible missiles striking cities from the stratosphere, urges priority research, and says we must be ready by January 1, 1953.
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Air Policy Commission
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Commission
Charlotte Meat Supply Dwindling In Charlotte
Harvey Morris, a prominent Charlotte livestock dealer, warned trade circles that fresh meat supplies will be critically depleted within months due to steady exhaustion of local livestock. He cited record high prices, talk of rationing, and high feed costs driving farmers to sell cattle and hogs before finishing.
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Charlotte
Harvey Morris
Morris
Five Prisoners Paroled by North Carolina Governor
RALEIGH Jan 19 Five prisoners were paroled by Governor Cherry today. Those freed include Herbert Paul Crabtree from Durham for larceny with a 3 to 5 year term, Chester Hollis from New Hanover for manslaughter with 7 to 12 years, Charles Joseph Welch from Guilford for burglary and weapons offenses with 5 to 8 years, Versie Hunt from Robeson for second degree murder with 25 to 30 years, and Alvis Johnson from Wake for drunk driving and reckless driving with a 12 month term.
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Raleigh
Cherry
Herbert Paul Crabtree
Durham
Chester Hollis
New Hanover
Charles Joseph Welch
Guilford
Versie Hunt
Robeson
Alvis Johnson
Wake
Farm Homes Lacking Running Water In United States
Only about a quarter of American farm homes have running water. The statistic highlights rural infrastructure gaps and limited utility access across farming communities.
Agricultural science guides plant nutrition by leaf analysis
Three U. S. farm workers can now produce more than four could before World War II. Agricultural scientists determine which plant foods a plant lacks by analysis of the leaves.
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U. S
Peace Through Active Growth Say Jesus Taught
Joseph David Boyd preached at Central Christian Chapel on Sunday about Jesus framing peace as an inward achievement. He argued peace demands action effort and growth and that harmony in human affairs comes from progress in the way of love.
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Joseph David Boyd
Central Christian Chapel
Life theme guides Sunday lessons in Christian Science churches
Sunday services across Christian Science churches centered on Life with Amos 5 14 as the golden text and Deuteronomy 30 19 cited to urge choosing life The Science and Health passage by Mary Baker Eddy stresses the Life divine as the true basis of spiritual understanding and dominion over the earth
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Heaven
Mary Baker Eddy
More Persons Moved Out By Airplane
Hankow China reports the second emergency air evacuation of missionaries and families from Lao Hokow 200 miles northwest. The Chinese transport carried a Norwegian couple Mr and Mrs Brede Mella of Oslo and their nine day old son. Previous reports said 13 were scheduled. the first mission brought out one U S and Norwegian national.
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Hankow
China
Laohokow
Brede Mella
Oslo
U. S
Water inflow shapes Caspian Sea into Erie-sized lake
Hydrological data shows annual inflow into the Caspian Sea is sufficient to maintain a lake roughly the size of Lake Erie. This comparison highlights the scale of water volume feeding the region’s largest enclosed body of water.
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Erie
Rootless DP Solution Seen as Fourth Way
Col Jerry M Sage chief of the Field Contact Section for Displaced Persons in European Command argues the only humane option for about 500000 remaining DPs in the American zone is resettlement abroad. He urges the United States to lead by example, noting Belgium France and Venezuela have shown limited interest. A New Zealand crater note closes the piece.
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Jerry M. Sage
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OSS
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Col
Sage
America
Belgium
France
Venezuela
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