Church College Financing in North Carolina
Greensboro College president Dr. Harold Hutson explains how church related colleges in the state fund operations. Tuition covers most costs but additional support comes from the Methodist Church foundations alumni and private gifts. The article notes 27 small church colleges share in annual campaign funds and that education costs per student exceed tuition revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro College
Greensboro
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Harold H. Hutson
Atlantic Christian
Belmont Abbey
Brevard
Campbell Junior
Catawba
Chowan
Elon
Flora Macdonald
Gardner - Webb
Guilford
High Point
Les McRae
Lenoir-Rhyne
Louisburg
Mars Hill
Meredith
Mitchell
Montreat
Peace
Pfeiffer
Presley- St. Mary's
Warren Wilson
Wingate
Hutson
Methodist Church
North Carolina Foundation
Sittler Hounded By Ghost Of Past
News reports Edward Vieth Sittler, once an Ohio native and former American citizen who joined Hitler’s Germany, fled Berlin in SS officer disguise as WWII neared end. Now back in the United States he faces the haunting legacy of his wartime actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolf Hitler
Ohio
Berlin
Edward Vieth Sittler
Sittler
Hitler
Germany
United States
Third Reich
U.S. District Court
L. N. Duberstein
Richard L. Conolly
Long Island University
Conolly
Edward Sittler
C. W. Post College
L.I.U
Brookville
N.Y
Connolly
Herbert John Burgman
Debunk
Middle West
Newsroom
Burgman
Washington
Women Make Up Over Half of New Stockholders
A 1959 census shows women owned 50.8 percent of new shareowners, about 6.3 million in total, with many as housewives or nonworkers. Experts note emotional investing and a growing base of female brokers, while stereotypes persist about risk and thrift among women investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Brunette Rose Saccardi
Merrill, Lynch
Miss Saccardi
Clean Up Of State Water Resources In Progress
North Carolina moves to conserve water by regulating waste dumping and classifying streams. The Stream Sanitation Committee, since 1951, has approved over 148 projects worth more than 50 million dollars, with plans to finish field studies and classification across basins by 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Neuse
New Bern
North Carolina
Wilbur E. Long Jr
Long
General Assembly
J. Vivian Whitfield
Pender County House
Stream Sanitation
Kerr Craige Ramsay
Rowan County
E. C. Hubbard
Yadkin
White Oak Chowan
Roanoke
French Broad
Cape Fear
Pasquotank
Little Tennessee
Hiawassee
Catawba
Tar
Watauga
Asheville
Boom Year Fading as Auto Industry Feels Steel Strike
The auto sector still reeling four months after a steel strike began. Ford economists warn about 1960 sales and production setbacks while dealers faced shortages and later overstocking. Domestic car sales may total around six million, with 1959 at just over six million including imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Auto Industry
George Hitchings
Ford Motor Co
Athletic Scholarships Stir Campus Debate Over Value
Talent scouts seek top high school seniors for college aid. Some educators call athletic scholarships a swindle aimed at entertainment, while others defend them as essential for access. Ivy League offers no athletic aid. funds exist for needy students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Hodenfield
Jimmy Jones
Jimmy
National Collegiate Athletic Assats Room and Board
Philip Davidson
University of Louisville
Atlantic Coast
Confernee
Athletic Department
America
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Edward V. Sittler
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
German Radio Corp
Justice Department
Axis Sally
Lord Haw
Haw
Douglas Chandler
Robert H. Best
State Department
A. Whitney Griswold
Yale University
Maurice Doke
University of Texas
Doke
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