Consolidation Debate Weighs North Carolina College System
An open letter argues for consolidating state colleges into a single University of North Carolina to cut duplication and boost efficiency. It cites the University of Chapel Hill and North Carolina College for Negroes as models and urges including ECTC and WCTC, with governance under one president and controller. The writer cites past consolidation under Governor Gardner and calls for action by the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gover Broughton
Audi
General Assembly
University of North
University At Chapel State College
Raleigh
S College At
Greensboro
University of Carolina
ECTC
WCTC
Durham
Chapel Hill
North Carolina College For
State Department of Public Instruction
University of North Carolina
Be of good courage and let Jehovah guide us
A sermon urges courage in war and peace, citing Joab’s call to “Be of good courage” and Davidic history. It argues nations must seek righteousness, faith, and divine guidance to win peace and justice, concluding with a call for America to align with God’s will.
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Israel
Joab
Abishai
David
Jordan
Ammon
Hannn
France
England
America
Munich
Japan
Manchuria
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Hitler
Austria
Jehovah
Gethsemane
Jesus of Nazareth
United Nations
Washington
Buck Ram
Petrillo
Chicago
Peter Donald
Sunny Skylar
Earl Wilson
Phyllis Brooks
High Point Citizens Call for Action on Street Dogs
Residents urge city manager to enforce dog laws to protect Victory Gardens from damage. They cite lack of suppression by the dog catcher and link garden safety to wartime food needs and supporting troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Nabors
Pio Avenue
High Point
Poindexter
On Employing A Maid
A narrator details trying to hire a maid, advertising discreetly, facing a flood of responses, and learning maids now operate as a skilled class. Interviewees asked about household routines, health certificates, and childcare, while the author concedes no suitable maid has been found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
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Broadway Buzz Roundup of Fat Packed Hollywood News
A sprawling column items from Phil Baker to Doris Fleeson cover marriages, engagements, industry shifts, and political hints. Names include Dina Shore Peggy Fears Barbara Stanwyck John Carradine Errol Flynn Bette Davis and many others as headlines flash across Broadway scenes and wartime shifts.
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Phil Baker
Irmgaard Erik
Arthur Murray
Dina
Shore
Peggy Fears
Barbara Stanwyck
Warner
Abraham
Ed Johnson
CBS Press Exec
Chicago
Elmer Davis
Bob Sherwood
Philip Hamburger
India
The
New Yorker
Lepke
Fed
Bette Davis
John Barrymore
Cub
John
Broadway
Dumont Laboratories
Paramount
Blue Network
Paul Balburn
Jean Arthur
Faye Emerson
Errol Flynn
U. S
Argentina
Doris Fleeson
Britain
Woman's Home Companion
Kay Halle
Cleveland
OWT
London
Randy Churchill
Drew Pearson
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High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
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J. P. Rawley
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
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Associated Press
N. C
John Co
Lexington Ave
N. S
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Enterprise
Leon S. Meadows
Eastern Carolina
O. Max Gardner
Serrey
Syr
Ammonites
Nahash
Hanun
Jericho
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt
Berlin
Germany
Lee Wilson
Tony Simeon
Chas
Arrol
Mary Maness
Trinity
China
Gripsholm
Red Cross
New York
Mary Sue Briggs
Ralph Starr Butler
General Foods Corporation
Civilian Defense Volunteer Office
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Lovell Hospital
Fort Devens
Pvt
Emily H. Herring
R. A. Herring
East
Lexinon Ave
WAC
Wacs
Pvt. Herring
Fort Oglethorpe
Massachusetts
Girl Scouts
Mabel Burnett
Girl Scout
Boys
J. J. Ellington
U.S. Navy
Naval
George F. Ball
Miss Mary Maness
Granma
Martha Warner
Civil Service
Vato
Winchell
New York City
Boston
Robert A. Scotts
Gail Russell
Duke Edwards
Yvette
Clover Club
Baltimore
Charles
John Carradine
F. Sinatra
Natchez
John C Hilly
Peter J. Donoghue
Louis Bender
George Jaffin
Judge Hand
Appeals Court
Keegan
Klaprott
Kunze
Carl Sandburg
Abraham Lincoln
Linkhorn
Oklahoma
Robert Sherwood
FDR
Wini Shaw
Russia
Jim Marshall
Panay
Collier's
Miami
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