Graham's Open House A Chapel Hill Portrait
Sunday night at the UNC president Dr. Frank Graham's home offers students a chance to meet him personally. He remembers names, hosts informally with Mrs. Graham and their dog Hobo, and shares stories from campus and Washington. The gatherings blend warmth, conversation, and cookies, leaving attendees feeling valued and connected.
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Unity of North Carolina
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
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Graham
Washington
Marion Crane
Edenton
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Hobo
Mrs. Graham
Carolina
Guadalcanal
War Labor Board
Florida
Frank Graham
President Graham
White House Continues To Awe Truman's Daughter
The article profiles Margaret Truman, 21, living at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, balancing college, social duties, and private life. She avoids interviews, makes limited public appearances, pursues studies in international relations, and pursues singing with private lessons while maintaining a close family with President Truman.
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Virginia van der Veer
Washington
Margaret
White House
Margaret Truman
Missouri
Big House
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Truman
Tom Sawyer
Trumans
Connecticut Avenue
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Mrs. Truman
Miss Skinner
Infantile Paralysis Fund
George Washington University
Secret Service
Pi Beta Phi
Shamaee
Anastasio Somoza
House
Independence
Trinity Episcopal Church
Denver Opera Company
Metropolitan
Charlotte Leads North Carolina Cities in Building Outlay
Charlotte led 26 North Carolina cities in January construction outlay with 1 007 000 dollars, the state labor department said. Total permits issued reached 752 for 3 275 000 dollars in construction costs with 251 residential permits and rest nonresidential or additions. Lumberton topped towns under 10 000 population with 176 700 dollars.
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Raleigh
Charlotte
North Carolina
Wilmington
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Lumberton
Bulwinkle to Run for Congress in North Carolina
Rep. A L Bulwinkle of North Carolina eleventh district announces he will run to succeed himself in Congress. He has held the office since 1920.
Coed Parade Portraits in Heels and Tailored Suit
A vivid description notes her vivacity and color in a campus event. She appears older than a typical co-ed while wearing high heels and a tailored suit for the dignity of the occasion.
Senator Bankhead Backs More Clothes to Ease Shortages
Senator Bankhead of Alabama warns against nakedness as a price for current OPA clothing ceilings. He supports revision after an agriculture subcommittee probe into clothing shortages and says production must be increased despite price controls. He backs OPA in holding down prices but cites Textile industry testimony on production under existing controls.
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