Duke Librarian Ehlhardt Named Brevard College President
The Rev George Brinkmann Ehlhardt of Duke University Divinity School was elected president of Brevard College North Carolina. He will assume duties June 1 and succeed retiring president Eugene Coltrane. Ehlhardt, 34, has led Duke Divinity Library and lectured on religious education, with honors from Duke and Stetson.
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George B. Ehlhardt
Duke
Brevard College
Charlotte
George Brinkmann Ehlhardt
Duke University Divinity School
Brevard
N. C
Edwin L. Jones
Ebrhhardt
Jones
Euene Coltrane
Duke University
Ehlhardt
United States
Hollis Edens
Divinity School
Western N. C
The
Methodist Church
Southeastern Jurisdictional Historical Society
St. Louis
John B. Stetson University
DeLand, Fla
Robert L. Flowers
Ehrhardt
University
Divinity
Kman
Duke Divinity School Loan Library
North Carolina
Grolier Club of
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Students Fees Increase at UNC Chapel Hill
A special election referendum at the University of North Carolina held action by the Student Legislature to raise publication and extracurricular service fees. Graduate quarterly fees move from 3.85 to 5.00 dollars and undergraduate fees from 5.00 to 5.50 dollars.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Nine Concerts Set For Little N C Symphony
The North Carolina Little Symphony under Benjamin Swalin schedules nine concerts across the western region. Two school performances are set for Monday March 13 at Candler and Marshall schools.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Little Symphony
Benjamin Swalin
Candler
Marshall
Du Pont Grants $100,000 for Fundamental Chemistry Research
Du Pont Company in Wilmington grants $100,000 for unrestricted fundamental chemical research to universities for the 1950 51 academic year. Funds are intended to stockpile knowledge and advance basic science without specific project restrictions.
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Wilmington
Del
INS
du Pont Company
Arctic Maneuvers Show Feasibility Of Rapid Arctic Defense
American taxpayers funded 1.2 million dollars for 1950 Arctic war games in the Yukon and Alaska involving 3110 personnel. A battalion flew 2,600 miles from Camp Carson to Whitehorse while 2,000 troops crossed the Alaska Highway by truck. Lessons highlighted rapid airlift,寒耐 cold weather gear, and the importance of skilled truck drivers in winter warfare. Frostbite issues prompted caution on moisture management.
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Yukon
Alaska
U. S
Army
Air Force
Arctic
Camp Carson
Colo
Whitehorse
Canada
Jamesway
Lloyd J. Hellmann
Vanpire
Hellmann
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