International Relations Institute Opens at Woman's College
Greensboro announces the 11th annual Carolina Institute of International Relations at the Woman's College starting Thursday for eight days. Noted speakers include A J Muste Raymond Wilson Robert Lee Humber and Samuel Levering with debate on a new world order economics and religion. Sessions feature lectures meditations and discussions with alumnae housing on campus and meals provided.
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International Relations Institute
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Carolina Institute of International Relations
Woman's
A. J. Muste
Fellowly Reconciliation
Raymond Wilson
Friends Committee On
Robert Lee Humber
Federation of the World
Samuel
Yman
Council On Food For
Cor Wit
Ty Se
Peace Presen Muste
Reid
Religoon
Muste
Stuntz
American Friends Service Committee
Edwin L. Duckles
C. W. Phillips
Ing
Hall
Europe
Levering
Military transfers and service moves reported
Edward M. Teer reports to Camp Til after an 11 day visit with parents at 901 Lindsay. Richard Lewis, Bill of High Point and Jack of Jamestown leave for University training in Mississippi. Wych O Rice arrived in England with a hospital unit in 1 Corps and served at Fort Jackson prior. Bill C Brown graduates from training detach at Centre College and transfers to Field Moultrie for preflight. Jack W Brown, a turret gunner, is promoted and serves in a Liberator bomber unit.
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Jack) Teer
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Richard Lewis
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Jamestown
Univerississippi
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Ick Street
Bill C. Brown
Centre College
Danville
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Moultrie
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Thomasville Girl Weds Navy Man in Home Vows
Miss Doris Lucy Brinkley of Thomasville wed Jack Younts of the United States Navy in a quiet home ceremony on June 2. Rev. Harold Simpson officiated as immediate family attended. bride wore white with lace neckline and long sleeves and carried a bouquet of white sweet peas and baby's breath. The couple left for a short wedding trip. Younts has served in the Navy for seventeen months.
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Thomasville
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Doris Brinkley
R. E. Brinkley
Doris Lucy Brinkley
United States Navy
Harold Simpson
Tantalum Used By Army To Restore Torn Bodies
Tantalum, a blue gray metal, is announced for first civilian medical uses as a surgical aid in repairing mangled bodies. Wires and plates of the metal are used to sew wounds, reshape skulls, and reconstruct ears, noses, and facial features with minimal tissue irritation. Research spans Vanderbilt, Caltech, Northwestern, Chicago, Columbia, Montreal, and naval institutes, with Fansteel producing the metal in Brazil and the Black Hills.
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AP Science
Chicago
American Medical Association
Bena
Brazil
Black Hills
South Dakota
Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation
Gustav S. Mathey
Johnson & Johnson Research Foundation
New Brunswick
N. J
Ethicon Suture Laboratories
Vanderbilt University
John C. Burch
John Carney
University of California
Montreal Neurological Institute
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Columbia University
U. S. Naval Medical Institute
Paratrooper Col Bagby A.W.O.L. During Invasion
Col Ralph Bagby of Evanston Illinois, a staff officer who helped plan airborne operations, jumped into the invasion in defiance of orders and landed with paratroopers. He was reprimanded and will be decorated. his sister Sally is a WAC and aides to Lt. Gen. Spaatz. The United States is noted as the world’s largest iron ore producer.
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Evanston
England
France
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Hell
Sally
WAC
Carl A. Spaatz
U. S. Strategic Air Forces
Questions Everyone Asks About Mood Blues And Cure
Elsie Robinson answers a reader's question about persistent mood dullness. She explains the shared nature of such feelings, their common causes, and suggests possible paths to relief. The piece frames the mood as a universal experience rather than a personal failure.
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Elsie Robinson
Pattern Patterns and Mirthful Moods in 1930s News
An old pattern advertisement touts Ohlams by Pattern 4832 with sizes 10 to 20 misses and 30 to 42 plus women, promising easy sewing and slimming lines. A stray editorial fragment discusses human mood swings, brain work vs. instinct, and a skeptical take on modern thoughts and feelings.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
St. New York
N. Y
Dr W A Sams Heads State Elks Group
Dr W A Sams of Marshall was elected president of the North Carolina Elks Association at the two day Hendersonville convention. Burlington will host the next gathering with the date set by the Burlington lodge. Sams succeeds Curtis Perkins of Greenville. New officers include B A Whitmire Hendersonville vice president at large George Skinner Kinston Eastern district John F Prescott Raleigh Central district Charles Thomas Charlotte Western district David Jons Wilmington trustee Ed Davis Wilson secretary W S Burruss Raleigh Pagor J Fred Richardson Winston Salem and J A Kelly Salisbury as hold over trustees.
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Hendersonville
W. A. Sams
Marshall
Asheville
Glass container production rises in United States after war
Production of glass containers in the United States increases from 60 million gross to 90 million gross since the war began, indicating a surge in manufacturing demand and capacity.
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