Death of Mrs Moses H Cone Prompts Hospital Plans in Greensboro
Obituary notes Mrs Moses H Cone dies leaving a Memorial Fund to build a Greensboro hospital with a large endowment to serve the poor and advance clinical study. The piece urges North Carolina leaders to reconsider locating a university medical school alongside the Cone hospital, weighing Greensboro against Chapel Hill. It calls for a special session if needed and stresses cooperation with the university and state officials.
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Moses H
University of North
G Cone
Ston
Local Care Commission
University
Chapel Hill
Cone
Greensboro
North Carolina
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Ming
Boig
University Medical School
University Schoos
Pharmacy
Cone Hospital
Wake Forest
Medical School
Winston-Salem
Greensboro Hospital
Council of State
Doctors of
Medical Care Commission
State of national defense prompts call for universal training
A wartime style commission warns that without universal military training the United States risks falling behind in air power and readiness. It criticizes Congress for avoiding the issue, noting the need to train disciplined young men to prevent panic and ensure survival in future conflict.
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Iton
Igress
Congress
Eisenhower
J.T
New York Showbiz Notes From Runyon Circle
Broadway gossip and reviews mix with state department critique and literary chatter. Celebrities such as Jose Ferrer Maureen O Harra Alec Templeton and John Garfield appear in a tapestry of plays films and press observations amid foreign policy debates and cultural commentary.
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CBS
Don Hollen
Beck
T.b.a.n
Fredrica Allen
Mr. C
Alec Templeton
Cholly Bergen
John Garfield
Screen Guild
Henry Morgan
James Marion Fidler
James
Soviets push for world empire fuels Western alarm
George Sokolsky argues that Soviet Russia aims at a one world Soviet order, eroding European resistance and pressuring the United States with blackmail. He warns Hungary Italy France face Russian influence while Britain and France weaken under socialism, urging bold American resistance and costly aid to allied nations.
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Europe
Asia
Hitler
Hungary
Italy
Austria
Great Britain
Napoleon
Russia
United States
Canada
South Africa
Australia
Brazil
Togliatti
Thorez
Duclos
France
Henry Wallace
Beebe Cosmic Ray Lab Draws Thousands for Health Claims
Roy Beebe runs a controversial 25 acre site outside Long Beach where visitors seek relief from ailments via a so called cosmic ray and a so called static breaker. Beebe, an agricultural chemist, says his plant science research and devices aid healing though he has no medical license. visitors frequent three free night shows and donate any amount for bread treated with the device.
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Long Beach
Cal
Roy Beebe
California
Beebe
Cosmic Research Laboratories
Whro
Washington State
High Point pioneers remembered through J. J. Farriss portrait
W A Bivins recalls High Point leaders who built the city and the enduring influence of J J Farriss newspaper publisher and job printer. He credits Farriss with promoting growth through honest, practical advertising and a modern furniture exposition, while urging cooperative, humane action at home.
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High Point
Tates
Picketts
Kirkmans
Ragans
Coxes
J.J
Farriss
J. J. Farriss
Local readers urge quicker action over political quibbling
A Waxhaw resident, S. S. Dunlay, writes to the Charlotte Observer complaining that precious time passes as named leaders argue and delay decisive moves. He urges faster, clearer action to avoid prolonged stalemate.
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TIMES
S. S. Dunlay of
Waxhaw
Charlotte Observer
Paris Tribune prints wild fake Boy Scout beat story
The Paris edition of the Chicago Tribune reportedly ran a sensational fake tale about the Prince of Wales at a Boy Scout inspection. An overimagined reporter allegedly invented the line about a boy and a riding whip, leading to misprint and an English ban on the edition for six months.
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Paris
Chicago Tribune
Town & Country Magazine
Prince of Wales
the Tribune
England
Editorial Supports Tightening Solicitation Laws in North Carolina
Paul Owen commends an editorial on risks from unwarranted alms solicitation in public places. The General Assembly amended Chapter 108 to empower the state board of public welfare, requiring licenses for street and door to door soliciting effective July 1. Misuse of funds is a misdemeanor or felony, underscoring the need to protect High Point donors and local agencies.
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Paul Owen
The
Community Chest
General Assembly
North Carolina
State Board of Public Welfare
High Point
Danish Authoress Horizontal Five Nomad Thread holders
A compact puzzle entry lists clues for a crossword style fill. It references Danish writers, geographic terms, animals, rivers, and common words with positions and wordplay hints across horizontal and vertical directions. The grid hints invite solvers to fill names like Ramave and Bay while mapping foreign abbreviations and language references.
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