Boston Expert Dr. Marsh to Speak at Davidson Commencement
Dr. Daniel L. Marsh president of Boston University will deliver the commencement address at Davidson on Monday June 2 at 10 30 a m Approximately 75 seniors will receive diplomas An honorary degree will be awarded Marsh is a Northwestern and Boston University graduate and has studied at several universities He holds fellowships and memberships in major scholarly societies and has authored multiple books and poems
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Davidson
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
Marsh
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
University of Pittsburgh
University of Geneva
Switzerland
Oxford University
England
Europe
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Geographical Society
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Phi Beta Kappa
America
Meat grading notes U.S. Good lean and fat differences
The description explains U S Good beef has slightly thinner fat cover than Choice and may show a yellowish tinge. The lean is moderate, smooth and velvety, light to red with some marbling.
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U.S
Swollen Balloon Man Finds Relief with Inner-Aid
A well known man reports relief from bloating gas and constipation after using Inner-Aid. He says meals no longer cause discomfort and bowels have become regular for the first time in years. The product contains twelve herbs and is sold at drug stores.
Unclaimed Freight Sale At Southern Railway Depot High Point
Public auction on May 6, 1947 at the Southern Railway Freight Depot High Point North Carolina for unclaimed or refused shipments. Items include chairs magazine racks cases fire clay glass frames furniture and other assorted goods from multiple High Point firms.
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Southern Railway
High Point
N. C
Mechanicsvillege & Furn. Co
W. A. Goldsmith Furn. Co
W. S
McGary Haywoodles Co
Hendul Furniture Co
Vaughan Furniture Co. Co
High Point Seating Co
Tradia Furniture Co
Guilford
Furn. Co
Brower Chair Co
Security
Randleman Chair Co
H. H. Goods
W. R. Jones
High Ant Seating Co
French Leader Drops 5 Reds From Regime
Paris May 5 Premier Paul Ramadier removed five communist ministers from his cabinet after a 360 to 186 confidence vote on wage freezing policies. Maurice Thorez Francois Billoux Charles Tillon and Ambroise Croizat were ousted. Georges Marrane health minister was to resign. Incumbents from socialist MRP and radical socialist groups filled the posts.
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Paris
Paul Ramadier
Communist Party
Maurice Thorez
Francois Billoux
National Defense
Charles Tillon
Ambroise Croizat
Georges Marrane
MRP
Hatters tale of a London hat owner’s dwindling supply
William Walker, SF lighting executive, recalls buying 25 London hats 42 years ago for six dollars. He has worn them all and now has only the last topper left.
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San Francisco
Willian Walker
Lighting Company
London
U. S
SSS Tonic Promises New Energy and Blood Strength
The ad claims SSS Tonic can rebuild low blood strength from non-organic nutritional anemia and boost digestion. It asserts vigorous blood improves appetite, sleep, health, and skin, urging readers to buy at their drug store and enjoy fuller energy.
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SSS Tonic
Scouts Conclude First Council Camporee in Four Years
The Uwharrie council Boy Scouts of America held its first council-wide camporee in four years with over 300 scouts from 22 troops. Troop 61 of Calvary Lutheran Spencer led with 1466 points earning an A emblem, while Troop 7 of St Marys Episcopal High Point topped the district with 1389 points and a B rating.
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Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
N. C. English
Thomasville
Calvary Lutheran Church of
Spencer
St. Marys Episcopal Church
Four Tar Heels To Attend Meet
Four North Carolina 4H club delegates will attend the 17th national 4H club camp at Arlington Farms Virginia starting June 11. They were selected for achievement leadership and community service and will join delegates from 47 states Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico for a week of activities.
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College Station
Raleigh
Arlington Farms
North Carolina
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
W. L. Wilson
Barker Announces For Governor
Oscar G. Barker, longtime Durham County representative, enters the 1948 Democratic gubernatorial race. He cites his 1947 General Assembly leadership for higher salaries for teachers and state workers and pledges further expansion of North Carolina's medical care program. Barker is a Duke Law School graduate, lifelong Durham resident, Baptist, and Shriner.
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Durham
Oscar G. Barker
Durham County
General Assembly
North Carolina
Barker
Parker
Duke Law School
UNC Finals Program Is Announced
CHAPEL HILL May 5 Plans for the 153rd annual commencement of the University of North Carolina have been announced by Chancellor Robert B House. The dates are June 7 8 9 a Saturday Sunday Monday sequence of days. A graduating class of approximately 1000 including baccalaureate professional and graduate degree winners will receive diplomas in Kenan Stadium at twilight on June 9. Governor R Gress ed will award diplomas and President Frank P Graham will give the Universitys farewell message to the seniors. Dr Paul Lehman of Princeton University School of Theology will preach the baccalaureate sermon at Memorial Hall June 8. Sunday evening the Chapel Hill Choral Club directed by Prof Paul Young will present Faures Requiem in cooperation with the University Symphony Orchestra. Fourteen alumni classes and the Old Students Club are scheduled to hold reunions.
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Paul Lehman
Princeton University School of Theology
Memorial Hall
Chapel Hill Choral Club
Paul Young
Faure
University Symphony Orchestra
Old Students Club
Fatalities On Highway Decrease
Raleigh reports March traffic deaths at 65 with 517 injuries, down 21 percent from March last year. January to March deaths fell 18 percent vs 1946, with 495 rural and 16 urban deaths to date.
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Raleigh
Motor Vehicle Department
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point and Jamestown Townships
Transfers show H M Armentrout to Paul Davis. John A Reeves to Thomas Dew. Edna Hunsucker to John Stephens. Alice R Thomas to David Evans. Arthur Beeson to Edna Hunsucker. W F Smith to Lucas Kennedy. American National Red Cross to J G Groome in High Point. In Jamestown Township W F Smith to Alex Kennedy. to J C In gram and Willie F Smith. to Willie F Smith. eight lots and tracts in Smith property.
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High Point Township
H. M. Armentrout
Paul Davis
FE. A
Paul Lucas Kennedy
Smith
J. G. Groome
American National Red Cross
Thurston Street
Jamestown Township
W. F. Smith
Alex Kennedy
J. C. Ingram
Willie F. Smith
Smith Poperty
J. C. Ing
Conference Held At Local College In Greensboro District
The Greensboro district Western North Carolina Methodist conference met at High Point college with Dr. W. A. Lambeth presiding. Ministers lay delegates and visitors filled the auditorium for reports on Guilford Rockingham Randolph counties and local Methodist institutions. Speakers included Edwin L. Jones Gobble and Dr. Rowe. The pastors school will be at Duke University in June.
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Greensboro
Western North Carolina
Methodist
W. A. Lambeth
High Point College
Guilford
Rockingham
Randolph
Elkin Memorial Hospital
Charlotte
Duke University
Freezing Sandwich Fillings For Quick Lunches
Freezing sandwiches saves time labor and expense. Fillings suitable for freezing include cheddar or cream cheese sliced or ground meat poultry fish and cooked egg yolk. Frozen sandwiches packed before school thaw nicely by noon.
Poultry Farm Jackpot From $300 Investment
In Indiana a $300 stake by Hobart and Russell Creighton grew into a 1600 acre poultry empire with 60 000 laying pullets and hens across 16 farms. The business paid each brother $20,000 last year and grossed over 500 000 in 1946. The operation employs 55 people and yields up to 240 eggs per hen. Russell advises diligent study and talking to experienced poultrymen before starting.
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Warsaw
Ind
INS
Creighton Brothers
Hobart and
Russell
State Line
Creightons
Two Die in Plane Crash Near Waxhaw
In Monroe on May 5 J Ray Shute ITI 21 and Gerald A Simpson 22 both of Monroe were killed when their PT 26 trainer crashed near Waxhaw. Shute died instantly and Simpson died days later in Charlotte Memorial Hospital from a brain injury per Dr J H Neese.
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Monroe
J. Ray Shute
ITI
Gerald A. Simpson
Waxhaw
Shute
Simpson
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
J. H. Neese
Fire hazards on farms should be removed now
Prof. David S. Weaver warns farmers to inspect farm premises for fire and accident hazards. He says the easiest way to fight a fire is to stop it from starting by knowing causes and removing hazards. Three of four farmers risk lives and property by permitting unnecessary fire hazards such as matches carelessness gasoline kerosene electrical misuse unsafe stoves defective chimneys and poor lighting protection.
High Point Talent on Parade on WMFR Tuesday Night
The High Point Community Radio council presents a 15 minute program titled High Point Talent on Parade from 8 15 to 8 30 Tuesday night on Station WMFR. The duo piano team of Mrs Sidney Gayle and Miss Dorothy Lewis will perform. Mrs Gayle is a noted pianist and has trained many pupils including 14 year old Miss Lewis who recently won a North Carolina State Federation contest earning a six week Juilliard scholarship. Miss Lewis has been invited to perform with the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra as solo pianist.
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High Point Community Radio Council
High Point
WMFR
Sidney Gayle
Dorothy Lewis
Gayle
Miss Lewis
North Carolina
Lewis
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
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