Hirohito Meets Ex-Subject Crowds Across Tour Stops
In Tokyo crowds welcomed Emperor Hirohito on his third meet the people tour this month. He visited a hospital silk mill and industrial plant then inspected a reclaimed land project with wheat and potatoes grown on a former airfield. A minor official was briefly struck by a door as a guard escorted him to Maebashi.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Maebashi
Tankasaki National Tar
Emperor Visi
Phillips Head Of Educators Placed At State Meeting
The North Carolina Education Association opens in Asheville from Thursday through Saturday with 1,787 delegates. Principal speakers include Dr. Paul S. Henshaw and Dean Harrad W. Elliott. C. W. Phillips of Greensboro is expected to become president, succeeding Mrs. Annie Laurie McDonald. Other officers named include Miss Ethel Perkins and Mrs. Verta Idol Coe among others.
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Asheville
North Carolina Education Association
Paul S. Henshaw
Clinton Laboratories
Ridge, Tenn
Harrad W. Elliott
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
C. W. Phillips
Greensboro
Women's College
Annie Laurie McDonald
Hickory
Ethel Perkins
Raleigh
Seeeee
Verta Idol Coe
High Point
Edyth Winningham
Wilmington
Margery Alexander
Charlotte
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Igh Beam
Marion
D. H. Conley
Greenville
Bertha Ee
Elizabeth City
Clyde A. Erwin
Committee To Survey Army Courts Martial
Secretary of War Patterson formed a nine member panel of judges and lawyers led by Dean Arthur T. Vanderbilt to study and propose revisions to army courts-martial. The group will meet in April in Washington and report to the War Department on modernizing military justice based on experience and enlightened penology. Members include W. T. Joyner of Raleigh.
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Washington
War Department
Patterson
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
New York University Law School
Willis Smith
Raleigh, N. C
American Bar Association
Dean Vanderbilt
W. T. Joyner
Raleigh, North Carolina
Military Bill To Be Left For New Congress
The house military committee plans to hold the universal military bill over until next January and let the new session wrestle with it. Informal agreement said not to act until next year as the army seeks a one year draft extension while avoiding both systems simultaneously. Committee members cite election year and a split constituent view as reasons for delaying action.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Ittee
National University of Mexico Founded in 1553
The National University of Mexico traces its founding to 1553. The note mentions a historical date tied to higher education in the country.
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The
National University of Mexico
Hollywood Notes on Fashion and Feuds in 1940s
Hollywood gossip and industry tidbits cover women's flying suits by patents, Langford outfits, and lipstick pockets. Frances Langford’s war-flight mileage is noted. Debates over Forever Amber’s ending at Fox, legal settlements for Lois Andrews and David Street, Lorain Gourley assets, and insured furs. LAN Turner horses, Paula Drew contract, Estelle Taylor escort, Monte Blue jury duty, Sydney Greenstreet retirement plans, and a Holmes stage connection wrap the column.
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Harrison Carroll
King Features Syndicate
Hollywood
Frances Langford
Frances
South America
Paula Drew
Vivien Leigh
Walter Wanger
Estelle Taylor
Colonel Gehring
Cheyenne
Monte Blue
Stars in Hollywood Gossip and Wedding Gossips
The column sketches latest showbiz buzz with Jean Pierre Aumont's Sinatralike reception at Heartbeat preview, Irene Ryan and Paulette Goddard wedding dress trim, Lucille Ball flaunting a $27,500 platinum mink, rumors of romance between Jerri Sullivan and Norman Millen, Carmen Cavallaro headlining July 1, Dana Andrews planning a Mexico cruise, and other industry tidbits including drafts, theater seats buys, and a beer heiress romance.
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Irene Ryan
Paulette Goddard
Paulette
Burgess Meredith
Irene
Lucille Ball
Jerri Sullivan
Norman Millen
Carmen Cavallaro
Mocambo
Mallory
Herbert Marshall
John Auer
al Herd
Katherine Booth
Seymour Chotiner
Dana Andrews
Mexican
Fred Brady
Joan Harrison
Tom Breneman’s
Mexico
George Sidney
Will Osborne
Binnie Barnes
Adsie Mara
Lionel Shelley
Suffolk Va Man To Direct Elon College Alumni Work
Lt James F Darden of Suffolk Virginia has been named alumni secretary at Elon College and will organize alumni groups in North and South Carolina and Virginia He was released from Navy inactive duty February 5 and begins full time duties at Elon College where quarters for veterans are under construction He will coordinate alumni records and units across North Carolina Virginia and Alabama in the ongoing million dollar campaign with eastern Virginia alumni already active.
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Elon College
James F. Darden
Suffolk
L. E. Smith
Navy
Darden
L.s.t.’S
Mediterranean
Anzio
France
Lieut
Pacific
Apan
Ieut
Virginia Jeffreys
H. A. Jeffreys
Burlington
Warden
Elon
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Christian Church of
Convention of
The
Christian Church
Alumni Association
Carlton
Eton College
Alamance
Guilford
Greensboro
Arlington
Winston- Salem
Durham
Raleigh
North Carolina
Elon College Alumni Association
Eastern Virginia
Activi
Matter as Subject of Christian Science Service
The weekly lesson-sermon centers on Matter, with the Golden Text from I Corinthians 10 4 and Isaiah 44 6 9 cited. It emphasizes the oneness of God, the futility of graven images, and defines matter as error per Mary Baker Eddy in Science and Health, stressing Mind as the only reality.
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Christian Science
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Milk and Oil Ventures Highlight U S Economic Activity
U S consumers draw more than 50 million quarts of fresh milk and cream daily, signaling strong dairy demand. An American company is actively seeking oil prospects in Ethiopia, expanding international energy interests.
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U. S
Ethiopia
Burns Re elected Secretary of Elks
The High Point Elks re elected W. Carson Burns as secretary at their annual election last week, continuing his long tenure. He is among the oldest lodge members by membership and under his leadership the lodge’s secretarial affairs have been commended by visitors and locals. An unrelated note mentions Africa declaring slave trading illegal in 1807.
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High Point Elks
W. Carson Burns
Elks
Knoxville youth seek higher education in larger numbers
Tennessee reports a higher rate of youths pursuing college study than the national average. A study by Dean Fred C. Smith of the University of Tennessee shows about 82 out of 10,000 Tennesseans are college students versus 75 per 10,000 nationally, with roughly one in three needing to go out of state for training.
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Knoxville, Tenn
INS
Tennessee
Fred C. Smith
University of Tennessee
Dean Smith
Banana Crop Harvest Timeline After Granting
A banana crop may be ready for harvest nine to fourteen months after funding or granting, outlining a long growth period before production begins.
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Bruce Cabot
New York
Bob Hutton
Natalie Thompson
Lois Andrews
David Street
Lois
David
Jerry Giesler
Little Andrews Gal
Lorraine Gourley
Phillip Reed
Grier School
Birmingham
John Dall
Peggy Cummins
Lana Turner
Lawrence Tierney
Dillinger
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Frank Sinatra
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Dennis Klein
Jersey City
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Kaiser and Frazer
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Triumph
Frazer
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McLean Motor CO
Frazier’s, Inc
Clark Motor CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
N. Wilkesboro, N. C
Asheboro, N. C
Frank Hennis
Mt. Airy, N.C
Yadkin Motor CO
Edwards Motor CO
King Motor CO
Gate City
N. Main St
High Point, N. C
Griffith Motor Sales
Burlington, N
Graham, N
W. M. Griffith
Robertson Bros. Motor CO
Lexington, N. C
Durham Motor Sales
Madison Motor CO
TRI City Motor CO
Elkin, N
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Triangle Motors
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