Frank Graham Has Full Support Of Every Element At State University
Chapel Hill June 14 Frank Porter Graham wins broad backing from trustees and friends as he becomes UNC president. His simple, personal approach and focus on developing individuals, not labels, are praised across the state. He organized major educational campaigns, served in the Marines, and rose from athlete to educator, shaping UNC and state progress.
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University of North Carolina
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Fayetteville
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Builders of the Bay Colony portraits Puritan lives
Richard Maslock reviews Samuel Eliot Morison’s Builders of the Bay Colony, a tercentenary portrait of Puritans. The book mixes sincerity and charm, showing lighter moments such as 1627 May pole dancing, and notes Puritans valued comeliness and color while not idolizing extravagance.
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New York
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Samuel Eliot Morison
Bay Colony
New England
Morison
Massachusetts
Bradford
Frank Porter Graham chosen as UNC president
The trustees unanimously endorsed Frank Porter Graham for the UNC presidency highlighting his scholarship, teaching ability, religious conviction, and broad support among alumni and students across North Carolina. His leadership and character are praised as ideal for the university’s future.
Reconstructionist Henry Clay Warmoth’s Louisiana Tale
Henry Clay Warmoth, 87, recounts 1868 to 1873 Louisiana governance and postwar conditions he says kept Black people in virtual slavery. He defends Union service, law career, and says critics mislabel him a carpetbagger or scalawag.
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Henry Clay Warmoth
Louisiana
South
Noted Briefly Laments and the Madcap Queen in New Biographies
Dorothy Parker’s first collection Laments for the Living is noted for its incisive irony. Paul Rival presents Marguerite of Navarre as The Madcap Queen in a four‑story narrative. A new biography on Rear Admiral Byrd and the Polar Expeditions appears under the pseudonym Coram Foster.
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Dorothy Parker
Marguerite of Navarre
Paul Rival
Byrd
Coram Foster
Storm Drain Project Bids Sought by High Point City
High Point North Carolina invites sealed proposals for West Russell Street storm drain construction near the H P T D Railroad. Bids due 7 30 p m Tuesday June 24 1930 with 5 percent certified check. Plans available from City Engineer. Mayor York City Manager Knox. City Engineer Strickland.
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City of
N. C
Council
Russell Street
England Retains Wightman Cup In Tight Victory
England's women reclaim the Wightman Cup by four matches to three over the United States. In the deciding doubles, Kitty McKane Godfree and Phoebe Watson defeated Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs 7-5 1-6 6-4 to seal the win in Wimbledon.
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England
America
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Kitty McKane Godfree
Phoebe Watson
Summer School at Duke Opens with Large Enrollment
Durham June 14 Enrollment for the first term of the Duke University summer school is expected to exceed 800, with total university enrollment including pastors’ summer school around 1,100. The 75 member faculty offers about 150 courses, drawing students from nearly every North Carolina county and nearby states.
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Duke
Panama
H. 8. Curtis
Ethel Wright
Tom Fuson
Coffer-Miller Players
Volpone
Woodland Stage Grove
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