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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1945

Page

5

Endowed Professorships at State College Highlight Costs and Impact

The article discusses Richard J. Reynolds and Kenan foundations funding professorships at North Carolina State College, outlining costs for endowment. It states $40 000 to $50 000 can endow 25 to 30 years while $75 000 to $100 000 yields a permanent professorship. It notes tax exemptions from federal and state governments and invites inquiries to Chancellor Harrelson in Raleigh.

Richard J. Reynolds Alexander the Great Galileo Copernicus Newton Watt Pasteur Marconi Kenan Professors Robert W. Bingham Mary Lily Kenan University of North Carolina Chapel Hill North Carolina Henry Vah Peters Wilson Ee Cain MacNider the Cokers Henderson Dashiell Uark Richard J. Reynolds, Jr State College Bauer Cox The Commonwealth John William Harrelson North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Neering Raleigh North

Alter highway plan would shift entry to South Carolina

State highway officials study a North Carolina plan to alter the inter regional system. route would run Fayetteville to Laurinburg via Route 144 and enter SC at McColl instead of Dillon, with Greensboro Durham and Raleigh delegations to speak for and against.

Raleigh South Carolina North Carolina State Highway and Public Works Commission McColl Dillon Fayetteville Laurinburg Lumberton Greensboro Durham

Labor Law Changed Raleigh July

Labor Commissioner Forrest H. Shifford announced the federal revocation of a wartime rule allowing girls under 18 to be employed in plants under the federal contracts act. The regulation, in effect since 1942, ends Oct 1, banning under 18 employment in 300 to 400 North Carolina plants. hiring of boys under 18 and girls already employed is unaffected.

Raleigh Forrest H. Shifford Shiford Frances Perkins North Carolina Shouford

Fresh Apples Prices Raised Along Eastern Seaboard

The OPA authorizes a 25 cent bushel price increase for fresh apples grown in eastern states including North and South Carolina. Beginning immediately through August 1 the F.O.B. shipping ceiling is 3.70 per bushel. Apples from other regions keep a 3.45 ceiling.

Washington OPA Seaboard F.O.B North South Carolina

Symptoms and signs of cancer early detection advice

The article emphasizes public awareness of cancer symptoms to enable early diagnosis and treatment. It lists warning signs such as non healing sores, painless lumps, changes in moles, unusual bleeding, persistent indigestion, and persistent cough. It outlines diagnostic steps including X rays and tissue examination, notes rectal and prostate checks, and urges annual or biannual exams after middle age for early detection.

Snavely Sees No Rosy Season For UNC Football

CHAPEL HILL July 24—Coach Carl Snavely stated the UNC football squad shows potential but is not a topnotch outfit. He noted 65 candidates are in spring workouts, with three tough opponents Tennessee Georgia Tech and Duke on the schedule. After about four weeks of practice the team will rest two weeks before fall prep begins. Also mentions a new oat lettuce variety Slobalt seed to be sold in 1946.

Chapel Hill Carl Snavely University of North Carolina Snavely Tennessee Georgia Tech Duke U. S. Department of Agriculture

Newsom Extends Streak with Fourth Straight Victory

Bobo Newsom ends a 12 game skid with four straight wins, allowing 14 hits in the stretch. He opened the streak July 12 by shutting out St. Louis Browns and others, then beat Chicago White Sox and Cleveland. Yesterday he blanked Detroit on four hits to run his record to five and 13.

Philadelphia Bobo Newsom St. Louis Browns Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Bobo Detroit Tigers Newsom Skein

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