Appalachian State Revives Baseball on Sports Program
Boone March 30 Appalachian State Teachers College reinstates baseball in its sports program. Coach R W Red Watkins leads a 30 man squad with a schedule including Milligan April 11 here and April 18 there, Emory and Henry here April 15 and there April 25, Western Carolina April 28 and 29 away.
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Boone
Appalachian State Teachers College
R. W. “Red” Watkins
Milligan
Emory and Henry
Western Carolina
Traffic Club Meets Kinston
The Eastern North Carolina Traffic Club gathered in Kinston for an evening address by Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winborne of Raleigh. About 100 people were expected. Brig Gen William Bryden of Fort Bragg and utilities commission experts were invited.
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Traffic Club
Kinston
Eastern
North Carolina
Senate Leader Barkley Maps Tax and Neutrality Agenda
Senate Leader Barkley outlined a 10 item program including neutrality law revisions and taxes, goals aim to keep Congress in session until late June. He did not include AFL labor act amendments or corp tax consolidation and noted hearings on neutrality and labor. He cited possible June 15 to July windup.
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Senate
Barkley
Congress
AFL
Roosevelt
WPA
Foreign Relations Committee
Barkley Comments on Wage Hour Law and Crop Control Act
Barkley says amendments to the wage hour law could invite unfriendly changes from opponents. He expects no fundamental changes to the crop control act and suggests solving farm income issues via current law appropriations. He supports the President's request for a $150 million emergency WPA appropriation, noting the relief system should be considered separately from this item.
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Elmer Andrews
Barkley
House
Evangelical Services Set at Presbyterian Church in Thomasville
Rev. Sam Wiley announces a series of evangel ical services at the First Presbyterian Church of Thomasville from April 8 to 7 following the quarterly communion. Rev. Carl R. Pritchett of Smithfield will speak each night at 7 30 with musical programs by Harold W. Dickensheets and local singers.
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Catawba College
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George Finch
Professor to Speak at Rotary Club Luncheon
Dr. C. K. Brown, economics professor at Davidson College, will speak at the Rotary club luncheon Friday in Asheboro. He has studied railroad transportation and monetary policy and is regarded as an authority on specialized branches of economics. His topic remains to be announced.
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C. K. Brown
Davidson College
Rotary Club
Marriage Conference Set at UNC and Duke Collaboration
Dr. Ernest R. Groves announced the fifth annual conference on conservation of marriage and family will be held at the University of North Carolina from April 11 to 14 with Duke University cooperating.
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Chapel Hill
Ernest R. Groves
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Pi Kappa Phi Alumni Chapter Forming in Charlotte
An alumni chapter of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity will be organized tonight in Charlotte at a dinner event. The gathering marks the formation of the new alumni group for the college social fraternity.
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Charlotte
Pi Kappa Phi
Thomasville High Honor Roll Listed By Principal
Thomasville High School announces the honor roll for the period ending this week. Principal Lois Johnson reports first and second honor rolls across senior junior and sophomore classes with names including Fitzgerald King Mason Owen Tingley Barker Maddox Matthews Perryman Carpenter Hassler Gilliam Holder Moore Poole Rutledge Workman and others on citizenship lists.
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Thomasville
Thomasville High School
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Cline Mason
Elizabeth Owen
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Maureen Perryman
Hester Carpenter
Patricia Hassler
Charles Gilliam
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Gordon Early
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J. C. Green, Jr
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Myrtle Lee York
Marvin Atkins
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Hoyle Bruton
David Burkhart
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Marian Hayes
Weddie Huffman
Edward Hobgood
Henry Jenkins
Lane McCaskill
Ralph Lottin
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Carolynn Sechrest
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Wilma Wall
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C. C. Long
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Harold Martin
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Jennie Ruth Morrow
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Charles Summey
Elbert Thames
Martin Workman
Appalachian State Coach Flucke Stewart Enrolls at UNC
Flucke Stewart director of athletics at Appalachian State Teachers College enrolls at the University of North Carolina for a course in athletic directing. He is an alumnus of Furman.
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Flucke Stewart
Oat
Appalachian State Teachers College
University of North Carolina
Furman
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