Chase’s Records Cited by Trustees
The UNC Board of Trustees lauded President Harry W. Chase for enrollment growth, expanded summer school and extension programs, and over six million dollars spent on the physical plant. They noted new departments, a stronger law and engineering school, a built graduate program, and national recognition for the University Press and Institute for Research in Social Science.
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Chapel Hill
Harry W. Chase
University of North Carolina
Board of Trustees
University Press
Institute For Research In Social Science
Alwyn Bach Wins National Diction Award At NBC
Alwyn Bach, longtime NBC announcer, earned a gold medal from the American Academy of Arts and Letters for best on the air. The Chicago Tribune notes Bach previously studied law, read proof, worked as a printer, chorister, and soldier before his broadcasting career.
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Alwyn Bach
National Broadcasting Company
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Education and Citizenship Under New University President
The new president inherits a demoralized postwar university that has just lost its chief. He combines rare administrative talent with tact and courage to align the institution with national standards. His fearless, fact driven approach shapes educational and civic policy.
Tribune Reporter Devoted Career to Police Work and Gangsters
A Tribune reporter with eight years of police reporting tied to Chicago gangsters including Al Capone. He knew Capone and was hosted at the Capone home in Miami. He remained on the job for the joy of reporting while pursuing the chain gang murder cases.
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the Tribune Today
Lingle
Underworld
The
Tribune
William Russell
Russell
the Tribune
Chicago
Scarface) Capone
Capone
Miami
North Carolina Senate Races Highlight Narrow GOP Lead
Preliminary returns show George M. Pritchard leading the Republican field for the U.S. Senate seat with 13,963 votes to Butler's 5,057, Tucker 3,048, and Dorsett 855. Bailey leads the Democratic slate for Senate, with 195,368 to Simmons 127,555, amid regional contests for Congress and state offices.
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Raleigh
George M. Pritchard
United States Senate
Nort Carolina
Josiah W. Bailey
George E. Butler
Clinton
Asheville
Pritchard
Butler
Irvin B. Tucker
Rev. H. Grady Dorsett
oTis
Bailey
John D. Langston
Goldsboro
F. M. Simmons
Langston
Simmons
T. L. Estep
Stratford
Congress
A. L. Bulwinkle
Hamilton C. Jones
Charlotte
Bullwinkle
Jones
Sams
Charles L. Abernethy
New Bern
Samuel H. Tobbs
Abernethy
Hobbs
Frank Hancock
Oxford
Granville County
A. F. Sams
Winston-Salem
Charles M. Stedman
Zebulon B. Weaver
Wallace B. Stone
George P. Pell
James H. Holloway
Superior Court
N. A. Sinclair
Local judges and solicitors face tight primaries across districts
Complete returns show Herbert Lutterloh leading in the ninth district with 9 324 votes to 6 214 in Fayetteville. Edward H. Cranmer renominated in the eighth district 8 356 to 5 245. Nunn leads Frizzelle 7 570 to 5 712 in the fifth, with 59 of 85 precincts. Humphreys wins in the twelfth 7 547 to 3 633 and 4 736 for Cooke, with Hoyle also in the race. Warlick and Falls race in the sixteenth after a four-man field. In the solicitorial races Gillian leads in the second, Parker in the third, Clark narrowly leads in the fifth, Little defeats Brasfield in the seventh, Kellum tops Cole in the eighth, and McNeill leads over Carpenter in the ninth with complete results. Higgins appears to have won in the eleventh.
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Herbert Lutterloh
Fayetteville
Edward H. Cranmer
Southport
Kenneth O. Burgwyn
Wilmington
R. A. Nunn
J. Paul Frizzelle
Wilson Warlick
Newton
B. T. Falls
Shelby
Warlick
Falls
Donnell Gillian
Troy T. Barnes
Henry D. Hardison
Gillian
Barnes
Hardison
R. Hunt Parker
EB. A. Tyler
Parker
Tyler
D. M. Clark
Thomas O. Moore
Clark
Moore
J. C. Little
Leon S. Brasfield
Woodus Kellum
Nathan Cole
Kellum
Cole
T. A. McNeill
J. E. Carpenter
C. W. Higgins
J. M. Sharp
Frank F P Graham elected UNC president career highlights
The UNC career summary for Frank F P Graham details his Fayetteville birth October 14 1887 early education in Charlotte and Warrenton, UNC 1909 MA from Columbia 1916 Marine Corps service in WWI Amherst scholarship 1921 study abroad and US study 1921 1927 full professor, now serving a second term as UNC president. The piece also lists local election results by precinct.
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Chapel Hill
Frank FP. Graham
University of North Carolina
Fayetteville
Charlotte
Warrenton School
Raleigh
University
History Department
Columbia University
Marine Corps
Amherst
University of Chicago
United States
North Carolina Conference For Social Service
University North Carolina
Graduate Nurses to Meet Tomorrow in High Point
A meeting of the High Point Graduate Nurses club will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The venue is the Public Health Nurses office at 14842 North Main Street.
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High Point Graduate Nurses
Office of the Public Health
North Main Street
C E Society to Hold Picnic Party
The intermediate senior Christian Endeavor Society of the First Methodist Protestant church plans a supper picnic at Tar Heel inn tomorrow afternoon and evening. Meet at church 2 30 p m with autos provided. return about 7 p m. Each participant brings a supper to share for a substantial meal. open to Firet church juniors and seniors and others interested.
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Intermediate-Senior Christian Endeavor Society
First Methodist Protestant Church
Firet Church
Traveling Men Discuss Paying License Fee
The Travelers Protective Association convened in New Orleans with about 700 delegates to debate whether traveling men should pay a license fee under municipal county or state law. Clyde E. Brown of Grand Rapids Michigan, the national president, presided as a ball for delegates was held last night.
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New Orleans
Ih Travelers Protective Association
Clyde E. Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
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