Kate Arrington Receives Honorary UNC Degree
Open letter lauds Katherine Pendleton Arrington of Arenton North Carolina for twenty years as founder and president of the North Care Art Society. It notes her honorary UNC degree and questions how to address her after the honor. The missive ends with concern over misperceptions of educated Black women and calls out public safety and race tensions in Northampton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Polk
North Care Art Society
Kate
Dr. Arma
Bush returns home under guard after courthouse lynch tensions
Buddy Bush, recently freed from state protection after escaping a Northampton lynch mob, traveled to Hampton for his father’s funeral under an arm guard. He was later released on bond pending trial for attempted assault. Governor Cherry expressed regret over Bush leaving state custody and urged continued precautions amid questions about habeas corpus and bondsmen risks. The article harshly criticizes sending Bush back to the scene of the alleged crime and the lynching tensions.
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Bush
Northampton County
Northampton
Col. H. J. Hatcher
State Highway Patrol
Armed Guard
Rich Square
Col. Hatcher
Buddy” Bush
State
Hampton
Cherry
Editorial defense of welfare department over editorial delay claims
A Greensboro Daily News editorial criticizes state welfare and questions timing of House Bill 65. The piece defends department efficiency, cites a drafting error that nullified the bill, and notes officials blamed late-session workload. It highlights Ellen Black Winston and contrasts work speed by department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Welfare
Greensboro Daily News
Supreme Court
Thad Eure
Assembly
Welfare Department
Ellen Black Winston
GDN
In a Nutshell and Quandaries From W A Bivins
A Chicago talk by Kwei-Yuan Huang, Chinese bishop, urges resolve to love and unite to serve. A local observer laments car theft schemes involving new cars, 30 day notes, and used dealers. A professional man jokes about vacation plans, family, and home routines versus beach life and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwei-Yuan Huang
Kumming
China
Episcopal Church
United States
Chicago
America
George
Mars
Jane
Selling America Short and the Isolation Debate
A historic column argues against pure isolationism amid retrenchment. It critiques military underfunding in the US while noting Soviet buildup and European tensions, calling for a balanced stance involving NATO-style unity, cautious engagement with Russia, and skepticism toward veto-heavy UN diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. P. Morgan
United States
Russia
Europe
Balkans
Greece
Hungary
Austria
Italy
France
United Nations
Early innovations and historical notes across cultures and tech
The piece surveys diverse facts including the ricksha nickname origin as foreign cart, Greece's railway mythic Vale of Tempe location, US farmers using less labor per unit since 1920, a metal alloy that changes color every 25 degrees between 500 and 900, and that buttons started as decorations before becoming fasteners by the 15th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
World Federation of Unions delegates in Japan and Korea clash
The World Federation of Trade Unions delegation visited Japan and Korea with War Department backing. A Korean textile mill visit sparked a fight and arrests. The group urged releases, safety guarantees, and reforms, while noting United States involvement and posturing around headquarters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Federation of the Unions
Japan
War Department
MacArthur
Patterson
Louis Saillant
Federation
Ernest Bell
British Trade Union Congress
Willard Townsend
C.I.0
U.S.A
Michael Tarazov
Central Council of
Soviet Trade Unions
Pee
F.T.U
All Korean Congress of Trade Unions
W.F.T
Lee
Kim
Saillant
United States
Korea
United Nations
New York
A. F. of L
International Chamber of Commerce
Capitol Square Bus Franchise Trends and Medical Center Move
Utilities officials report a steady trickle of bus line franchise applications after a court ruling requiring state approval. Public hearings will precede action, with local authorities guiding outcomes. Separately, Mrs. Moses H. Cones’s $15 million trust finances a Greensboro hospital and a state four year medical college site debate at Chapel Hill.
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The
Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Moses H. Cones
Greensboro
Guilford County
South
Chapel Hill
Council of State
General Assembly
Capitol Square
Suburban transport plan may ease interurban travel
A proposed plan could improve suburban transport by letting interurban buses travel more streets and stop more often than under previous dual state-city rules. Questions arise whether trackless trolleys like Greensboro’s fall under bus or street railway systems. The High Point Enterprise editorial comment is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
State medical endowments spark debate on Wake Forest ties
Leaders question mixing private endowment funds with state university finance as Wake Forest and Cone interests face proposals. State lawmakers and medical officials favor cooperation but oppose full financial integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston- Salem
State University
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest
Cone
Medical
General Assembly
Radar of Rumor and Riffraff in New York Gossip
A sweeping compilation of showbiz divorces, engagements, court cases, and social tomfoolery from New York and coast outlets. Names include Joe Louis, Marva, Tommy Dorsey, Spike Jones, Helen Greco, Babe Ruth, Peggy Mann, Gloria Lind, Lawrence Schaffer, Leo Gaar rilo, Don Marshall, Adam Clayton Powell, Serge Rubenstein, George Sanders, Zara Hilton, Connie Arno, Kay Phillips, Barbara, S. Silverman Jr, Happy Chandler, and others amid legal actions, blackmail whispers, and entertainment headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Marva
Tommy Dorseys
Spike Jones
Helen Greco
Babe Ruth
Peggy Mann
Gloria Lind
Lawrence Schaffer
New Haven
Leo Garrilo
Don Marshall
Iceland
Leo the Lion
Loew
Adam Clayton Powell
Hazel Scott
Andy Phillips
Illinois U. Baseball
Happy Chandler
Serge Rubenstein
Senate
George Sanders
Zara Hilton
Hilton Hotel
Dobbs
Park Avenue
Jean Harlow
Peter Arno
Connie
Frank Hart
U. of Illinois
Pacific
Rialtoanager
Kay Phillips
Barbara
Mother Cabrini High School
S. Silverman, Jr
Variety
Grandpop
42Nd
Main Street
Early Gardening Tips For Tomatoes Corn Hay And Fields
The notes advise staking tomatoes early and inspecting corn before pull to ensure tender well filled ears. Regular disease and insect control is essential. Mow lawns when tall enough for the mower to catch leaf tips. Rain on cut hay hurts curing. rake hay early to preserve color and nutrition. Yellow flowers may disturb airspace detectable by pilots over fields.
Bank Director Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A crossword style clue set presenting Across and Down entries with numbered hints. Includes definitions for banking terms and general vocabulary such as Earth god and Greek letter, designed for puzzle solving.
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Katherine Pendleton Arrington
Arrenton
North Carolina
W. A. Bivins
Harry
Mythology
Tempe
Mounts Olympus
Ossa
George Sokolsky
Lynn Nisbett
High Point Enterprise
Winchell
MAN About Town
Langer
Helen Hietz
H.trib
Luff
Harold Ross
Mag
Papa
Ross
Ben Chapman
Phillies
Polo Grounds
Case
N. Y
Cire
Myrus
Presser
Stafford
Runyon Cancer Fund
William
Cleveland
Runyon Fund
Balboa
Canal Zone
M. Fanning
Los Angeles
Coast
Damon Runyon
Runyon
L. A
London
Savoy
Lizabeth Scott
Prince Stass Reed
Gilda Gray
Colorado
Jimmy Stewart
Robert Walker
Flo Pritchett
Lucien Warner
the Barrymore
Haila Stoddard
Jack Kirkland
A. P. Stevens
Internation Bank
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