Alumni Resolve Against Graham Plan for Southern Conf Reform
University alumni reaffirm faith in the athletic council to handle reforms but question Dr. Frank P. Graham's authority to alter policy without trustees alumni and student input. They caution against removing the engineering school from Chapel Hill and discuss the impracticality of implementing the plan across all institutions while favoring its idealism.
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OCAL
University of North Carolina
Graham
Athletic Council
Frank P. Graham
Chapel Hill
Dr. Graham
Tempered Attitude Aims at Sober Participation
Fragmentary line discusses adjusting temper and attitude to improve soundness for participants. The text hints at collective effort and behavior change without specifying people, places, or events.
Market for Whom A Public Tour Of Furniture Showrooms
The Enterprise invites readers on a tour of ten floors of home furnishings to show how exhibits attract many buyers. It argues opening markets to the public would boost demand for better furniture and spur broader industry growth.
Live Wire Commander Van Zandt Visits Active Post
James E. Van Zandt commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars visits High Point for a luncheon and to discuss the VFW threefold program of veteran care rehabilitation child welfare and Americanism. The post embodies the same vigor and interest in veterans as his administration.
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James E. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
America
High Point
van Zandt
V. F. W. Post
North Carolina Press Institute Completes Successful Session
The 12th annual North Carolina Press Institute at Chapel Hill concluded with high caliber speakers and strong attendance. Editors and publishers across the state gathered for a winter meeting praised for its fellowship and the resilient, non metropolitan press culture that sustains the industry.
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North Carolina Press Institute
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Women Shine In Contributive Outfit
The North Carolina press women are described as largely contributive, with charm cited as a fitting adjective for their outfit. This reflects the admiration of their professional and stylistic presence.
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North Carolina Press
Outfit
Slowing Down for Accidents and Speeders Report
Police records show a 100 percent rise in accidents this month versus last year while speeders caught in the first 25 days are 300 percent lower. Officials promise continued traffic safety campaigns to reduce hazards in the community.
Coal Fund Appeal Urges Rapid Gifts For Needy Families
Editor urges High Point citizens to donate to the Fuel Fund amid harsh weather. He notes hundreds could give five dollars or more or at least a dollar, stressing many families lack fuel and children suffer cold hours between school days. He recalls a boy seeking coal for his mother and calls on the public to share their last lump of coal.
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Andrews
High Point
What’s In A Name High Point Sykes Reflects On Town’s Legacy
In a reflective piece Tom Alderman Sykes explores how High Point earned its name and grew beyond a dirt elevation. He praises generations of leaders who built crafts and integrity, noting how courage and faith shaped the town into a place of opportunity and belonging.
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High Point
Grand Rapids
Elwood Hotel
Randolph
After Thoughts Conscience and the Constitution
A speaker voices skepticism about political rhetoric and urges thoughtful engagement with the Constitution. He traces historical interpretations from Federalists to Democrats, notes amendments and shifts in rights, and argues the document lives through the people and moral law rather than being worshipped as an inert relic.
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National Bank
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Monroe
Jackson
David
Christ
John Marshall
Charles Evans Hughes
Round and round boxing rumbles meet road driving talk
A brief column notes that boxing legend Joe Louis faced tough opponents while a Harvard traffic expert suggests motorists could learn from truck drivers about driving manners. The item contrasts sports grit with road discipline in a witty commentary.
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Harvard
If Laval Faces Loss He Might Join An American Firm
The remark suggests Laval could seek a position with an American furniture company if he loses out after stabilizing the cabinet, reflecting post political career options.
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Laval
Remark on Nose Shape Stimulated by Doctor and Joe Louis
A prominent physician argues no device can alter adult nose shape. The remark pivots to a wordplay involving boxer Joe Louis, noting you cannot call him a device.
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Joe Louis
Culture and Speech Change by Charlie E. McCandless
The verse critiques a figure's Chesterfieldian manners and evolving diction as society shifts from high minded teaching to mass culture. It notes a decline in language style while the thinker now reflects with science and global tastes, ending with Charlies E. McCandless as the speaker.
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Jones
Horner
Stein
Charlies E. McCandless
Behind the Scenes in Washington on the Senate Munitions Probe
Washington coverage outlines the Senate Munitions Committee disclosures surrounding Morgan & Co. and related figures from 1914 to 1916. Key players include Secretary Bryan Acting Secretary Lansing Wilson Davison and Lord Grey, with debate over loans credits and submarine warfare influencing U.S. policy during World War I.
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Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Morgan Partners
William Jennings Bryan
Morgan & Co
Germany
Robert Lansing
Wilson
Lansing
Morgan
National City Bank
France
Morgans
America
House of Morgan
England
Treasury
McAdoo
H. P. Davison
Davison
Clark Hill
Bennett Clark
Missouri
United States
Stone
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gore-McLemore
Lord Grey
House
Girard
Berlin
Pursuer and other novels reviewed in contemporary trends
A review roundup discusses Louis Golding’s The Pursuer and Murrell Edmunds’s Sojourn Among Shadows, with notes on Williams’s Human Anatomy and Stong’s Career. It surveys plots of wars between rivals, a park bench confession, and nautical travel news, alongside poetry anthologies from Iowa and Kansas.
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Henry Harrison
Iowa
Paul Engle
Virgil Geddes
Jay G. Sigmund
Marion Louise Bliss
Margaret Dunning Flick
Raymond Kresensky
Edwin Ford Piper
Grant Wood
Lowa
Harriet Macy
Kansas
Towa
Edna Becker
Nelson Antrim Crawford
Joseph Stanley Pennell
May Williams Ward
J. M
Garden Murder Case puzzles a New England professor
A refined New England college professor analyzes Philo Vance stories and, after solving seven cases, cannot identify the killer in Van Dine’s The Garden Murder Case until finishing the book. He concedes the solution was there all along, if he had been as astute as Vance.
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New England
van Dine
Garden
Philo Vance
Fragmentary lines hint at a radio disguise risking atom fragmentation
A clipped OCR fragment suggests a description of an atom being smashed into many pieces if misrepresented as a radio howl titled "Music Gow Round and Around." The passage implies experimental or speculative language about atomic division and signals.
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