Duke Chemistry Dept Receives Navy Sponsored Projects
Duke University chemistry department begins multiple Navy sponsored projects and private fellowships. James Anderson of Becket and M J Weiss of New York receive fellowships. Drs Hauser Bigelow Saylor and Bradsher lead research on organic synthesis fluorine batteries and X ray imaging advancements.
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Durham
Dukeiversity Department of Chemical
S. Navy
Carbide and Carbon Chemical Company
New York City
Lucius A. Bigelow
Allied Chemical and Company
Hauptschein
New York
Richard Myers
E. Hobbs
Paul Gross
Hauser
South's New Construction Shows 59 Per Cent Gain
Southern construction contracts in the first half of 1948 rose 59 percent from a year earlier, totaling $1,382,278,000 across 16 states. Private building dominated the six months, with $405,183,000, while public funding accounted for $304,452,000 and highway work $242,596,000. Public schools led public contracts at $172,815,000. no housing work for public agencies was recorded.
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South
Baltimore
Manufacturers Record
Pri
Vate
Mason- Dixon Line
Marines March to new march for Citizen Marines
Washington July 6. Marines and Marine Corps Reserve parade to the strains of a new march The Marine Corps Reserve March written for Citizen Marines by Gene Bone and Howard Fenton. Brigadier General William F Clement says it does not challenge The Halls of Montezuma and aims to boost Reserve esprit de corps. Executors notices issued in Guilford County North Carolina name Charlie P Sheffield executor and Luvena C Loftin administratrix both with claims deadlines in 1949. indebted parties urged to pay. The case title George L Diggs plaintiff appears in High Point Municipal Court.
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Washington
Marine Corps Reserve
Citizen Marines
Gene Bone
Howard Fenton
New York
William F. Clement
Marine Corps
North Carolina
Guilford County
Lucy K. Sheffield
Charlie P. Sheffield
Meredith Street
High Point
N. C
Walter BE. Crissman
Havin
R. Guy Loftin
Luvenia C. Loftin
J. A Myatt
Municipal Court
City of
George L. Diggs
Ruth R. Diggs
Caroline
Gemur
M. W. Nash
John W. Langford
Durham Editor Opens Series At Lost Colony
Dr. Sylvester Green, former head of Coker College and pastor, spoke at The Waterside Theatre opening a series of Sabbath worships during The Lost Colony season. He urged obedience as the beginning of freedom, warning against equating freedom with license. The Sunday talks continue with eminent theologians through the run of Paul Green's drama.
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Mantec
Sylvester Green
Lost Colony
Durham
Coker College
Grace Baptist
Richoe
Waterside Theatre
Paul Green
W. L. Clegg
Fayetteville
Methodist Church
Waterside
Dr. Green
Widow of Panama's First President Dies
Mrs. Marcia O. De Amador widow of Panama's first president died in Charlotte after a long illness. She moved from Paris to Charlotte in 1939 and traveled Europe after her husband Manuel Amador's 1909 death. Funeral services are planned locally before interment in Panama City.
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Charlotte
Marcia O. de Amador
Republic of Panama
Manuel Ama- Lattonenir
saintapanGest Republic
Cpnnon
Colombia
de Amador
Paris
France
Europe
Panama City
Old Political Drama Revived By College Men
Durham July 6 Professor Jay B Hubbell of Duke and Douglas Adair editor of the William and Mary Quarterly edited The Candidates or the Humours of a Virginia Election a 1770 play by Col Robert Munford. The play is part of The Collection of Plays and Poems by the Late Planter printed in 1798. It is among the oldest Virginia plays and a rare political document reflecting 18th century election antics.
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Durham
Jay B. Hubbell
Duke University
Douglas Adair
William and Mary Quarterly
Williamsburg
Virginia
Robert Munford
Munford
Col
Mecklenburg County
Virginia House of Burgesses
Southeastern personnel conference to meet at Duke
The Southeastern personnel conference will hold its annual meeting on Duke University West campus September 1 and 2. Dr. Frank de Vyver of Duke announced John E. Turner president of the Associated Industries of Alabama will be the banquet speaker September 2. The program covers community public relations on the first day and the employment process on the second with talks on psychological testing and interviewing.
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Durham
Southeastern Personnel Conference
West
Duke University
Frank de Vyver
Duke
Erwin M
John E. Turner
Associated Industries of Alabama
Pearls Unearthed Off Cannes Treasure Hopes
In Cannes France a small silver coffer surfaced from the Gulf of Napoule containing a pearl necklace valued by a local jeweler at over two million francs. A parchment found with the necklace is under study by American scientists as they plan to resume seabed salvage of gold and silver ingots from a 1673 Spanish galleon wreck.
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Cannes
France
INS
Gulf of Napoule
Charles Dakley
la Napoule
Immediate interruption of all programs announced
All programs noted are subject to immediate interruption or unannounced cancellation to bring you important news developments as they occur.
Time Zone Note Keeps Stations Adjusting Relay Hours
Eastern Local Time note explains that central subtracts one hour and mountain subtracts two hours. Stations may change relay to fit local schedules. No last minute pro included.
Evening radio schedule with news and shows listed
Tuesday July 6 evening broadcast lineup details numerous stations and programs. Entries include news at 6:00 and 9:00, music time slots, Dramas, Talk and panel shows, and dance broadcasts across CBS ABC and MBS networks with hosts such as Lowell Thomas and Dinah Shore.
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Cbs
Abc- East
Abc- West
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Abc
Cbs-East Lum
Tee Lewis
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Cbe
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Carmen Cavallero
Ebs
Billy Rose
We the People
Gabriel Heatter
Abe Christopher Wells
Cbe Esplanade
Abe Love Wolf
Corliss Archer
Studio One
Cbs Public Defender
Romberg
Laboy
U.S.A
Variety
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Abde -Weag
Nature's Danger Signals From Digestive Disarray
A health advisory notes that improper eating or drinking can upset the stomach liver and gall bladder and cause symptoms across the body. Retained food in the intestines may lead to breath changes a coated tongue and other warning signs.
French Gold Rush Hoax Turns Out To Be Clever Plot
Avignon France INS reports a radiesthetist Louis Begassat sparked a gold rush with claims of a $4,000,000 hoard buried by Nazis fugitives. Hundreds searched the Provencal hills before police revealed the tale as a publicity ploy and Begassat’s motive was to gain headlines.
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Avignon
France
INS
Louis Begassat
M. Begassat
Bagassat
Assat
Yukon
M. Bagassat
Seixas Loses In Utah Tennis Meet
In Salt Lake City on July 6 the Utah open tennis tournament concluded with all adult titles going to out of state players. Sam Match of the University of San Francisco upset top seed Victor Seixas of Philadelphia 6-4 6-4 4-6 6-3 to win the men’s singles.
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Salt Lake City
Sam Match
University of San Francisco
Victor Seixas
Philadelphia
Seixas
Miss Greenlee Named to National Education Post
Miss Mary M. Greenlee of Mooresville was named fourth vice president of the National Education Association's department of elementary school principals. The election was announced at the NEA meeting in Cleveland Ohio.
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Mooresville
Mary M. Greenlee
National Education Association
Department of
Cleveland
Ohio
Note on Grand Comoro Located Off South Africa
A brief maritime note identifies Grand Comoro as an island located off the coast of South Africa. The reference places the island in relation to southern African geography, noting its position in the Indian Ocean and its status within regional maritime routes.
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South Africa
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