UNC Press Announces 14 Books For Spring Lineup
UNC Press unveils a spring list of 14 titles across history politics biography and culture. Notable works include A Two-Party South by Alexander Heard Roosevelt and Daniels edited by Carrol Kilpatrick Graveyard of the Atlantic by David Stick Liberia Americas African Friend by R Earle Anderson and a documentary history of education in the South before 1860 by Edgar Knight.
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Alexander Heard
Litical Science
University of North Carolina
South
Roosevelt-Daniels
Roosevelt and Daniels
Carroll Kilpatrick
Washington
Kilpatrick
North Carolina
Atlantic
David Stick
Kitty Hawk
Cincinnati
Thomas Mifflin
Kenneth R. Rossman
Doane College
Nebraska
Mifflin
Conway Cabal
George A
Rossman
Iberia
Liberia
Merica
R. Earle Anderson
Chatham, N. J
Dorothy C. Adkins
Samuel Ety
Marx
David Murany
S. Mangum, Jr
Cha Hill
Joe S. Floyd, Jr
University of Florida
Browning
America
Lous Greer
Edgar W. Knight
Kanan
Universx of
University At
George Coffin Taylor
George F
Woman Announces 12th Divorce Blaming Jealousy
Mrs. Betty Calamusa of Houston says she has filed for her 12th divorce amid jealousy cited as the cause of rapid marriages and separations. The 39 year old, a platinum blonde, claims her husbands were jealous not she, and she remains hopeful about future marriage.
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Houston
Tex
Mar
Betty Calamusa
Joseph Calamusa
Calamusa
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
FBI
Segregation Rehearing Set In Clarendon County Case
A special three judge federal court in Columbia opens Monday for a rehearing of the Clarendon County school segregation case. Judge John J. Parker heads the panel with a third jurist to be announced, joined by District Judge George Bell Timby Sr. The suit, brought by Negro residents linked to the NAACP, seeks to abolish racial separation in public schools.
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Columbia
S.C
Clarendon County
John J. Parker
Charlotte
N.C
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
J. Waites Waring
Charleston
Parker
George Bell Timb Ye Sr
Summerton
Supreme Court
South Carolina Court
Young German Joins U S Army After Wartime Escape
Berlin reports Peter Fleck 23 years old, formerly in the German Luftwaffe defense, now serving in the U S Army. He fled to the United States last May to his cousin’s home in Lindenhurst, Long Island, but was drafted to Ft. Knox and then to the U S 1st Division. He views service as a small price for American citizenship.
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Berlin
Germany
Peter Fleck
Fleck
Luftwaffe
Peter
United States
Arthur Fleck
Lindenhurst
Long Island
Ft. Knox
U.S
Kite contest prize winners named at city recreation show
The kite contest at four city sites Friday afternoon sponsored by Marietta Paint Company awarded first, second, and third prizes across several categories. Winners include Phillip Lovelace, Michell Watson, Wayne Williams, Carl Wood Jr in general flight and Neal Doby in homemade kite, with multiple names in each class.
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City Recreation Department
Harvel Park
B Park
Coll Field
Marietta Paint Company
Phillip Lovelace
Michell Watson
Wayne Williams
Carl Wood, Jr
Ray Cross
Max Chadwick
Truman Lowder
Garland Kenney
Ellis Baker
Phillip Tyer
Neal Doby
Garlander
Carl Wood
Cenney
Max Ae Phill
Ten Terrell Shoaf
Bobby A
Dick White Opens New Realty Offices on Main Street
Dick White announces the opening of new offices in the 600 block of North Main Street next to Mann's No. 2. He will continue the White Realty Company, a long time member and past president of the High Point Board of Realtors, with a background in real estate and insurance and a stint in banking. The firm offers property management F H A loans appraisals and insurance services plus sites for listings and sales.
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H. M
Dick” White
N. Main Street
Mann
White Realty Commwhite
High Point Board of Realtors
University of North Carolina
Chase National Bank
New York City
Oe Ae Realty Company
Equi
F.H.A
Well Known News Executive Dies in New York
New York March 1 Keats Speed executive editor of the New York Sun and a famed newspaper figure died today after long illness. He served as city editor of the New York Journal in 1906, edited Hearst Atlanta Georgian 1912 14, and was called the best young managing editor in America by Frank Munsey. Speed headed the Sun through the 1940s and remained executive editor until the 1950 merger with the World Telegram.
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New York
Keats Spect
Old York Sun
Lenox Hill
Sun
New York World-Telegram
New York Journal
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Atlanta
Frank Munsey
America
York Press
Yealy
Retabane
Recommendiny
Speed
Unsey
Alame
Press
New York Sun
New York Telegram
The
World-Telegram
Thomasville Hospital Annex Rapidly Nears Completion
Thomasville's hospital annex, a 60000 plus expansion to the old building, is progressing ahead of schedule. The three story addition will double beds, add cystoscopic and fracture rooms, central sterilization, a staff library, and move basement patients upstairs. The opening is targeted for before Thanksgiving, showcasing community donations and civic effort.
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Thomasville
W. H. Smith
Hosspital
Community Foundation
Tuberculosis Now Costs Four Billion a Year in U S
New antibiotics in clinical trials promise large savings if they prove effective. The National Tuberculosis Association estimates U S TB costs reach four billion dollars yearly, with lost wages and care expenses driving the total. Some 5 million globally are affected, and hospitalization costs vary widely.
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Paul F. Bllas
Press
Science
New York
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
NTA
U.S
Major Legislation Stands Amid House Senate Actions
House to vote Tuesday on amendments to universal military training bills for 18 year olds. Senate shelves Alaska statehood bill 45 to 44. Senate plans to plug loopholes in law admitting Mexicans and other aliens to work farms. Tidelands bill to return oil-rich tidelands to states moves. Pay raise: Senate cuts to 3 percent while House 10 percent raise contested. Living allowances added. Seaway: hearings end on Canada US St Lawrence Seaway project. Reorganization: Senate panel weighs President Truman power over IRS.
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House
Senate
Alaska
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Labor Committee
U.S
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Pigeon-Holed Inc
Senate Executive Expenditures Committee
President Truman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Intruder Shot Dead In Kentucky Chicken House
In Georgetown Kentucky Joe Gaines heard an intruder in his chicken house and fired six shots at the animal. one intruder was killed while another fled the scene.
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Georgetown
Joe Gains
Gaines
Senator Demands Snyder Resignation From Post
Rep. Daniel A. Reed, ranking Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, calls for the resignation or firing of Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder over alleged widespread corruption in the Internal Revenue Bureau. He cites a memo by former NY internal revenue chief Schoeneman and notes past tolerances that kept officials in place amid scandals.
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Washington
Daniel A. Reed
Treasury
Aun J. Schoenman
Internal Revenue
Feveer
New York Internal Revenue Office
Schoeneman
New York
Treasury Department
Reed
Snyder
New York Collector of Revenue
James P. Finnegan
St. Louis
Dent
Minsouri Gan Gang
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