Students Honored At Mass Meeting At Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina students received medals and certificates for outstanding scholarship and extracurriculars at a Memorial Hall Awards Night. The event honored debaters, Phi Beta Kappa keys, and campus publications staff including Tar Heel and Carolina Magazine contributors.
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Salisbury
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High Point
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Kinston
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Greensboro
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Marion
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Rockingham
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Rich Square
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Hazieton
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Reidsville
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Oxford
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Charlotte
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Charles Egbert Smith
Goldsboro
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Statesville
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Fayetteville
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Hibg Point
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Maniac Ross to Get New Hearing in Insanity Case
W L Ross, condemned to death in 1926 for the Odom murders, is at Warren county jail awaiting a new trial likely to be decided as insanity after a recent mental examination. Doctors deem him in advanced insanity, possibly diverting the case to a commitment at the Raleigh hospital for the insane.
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Phillips urges Piedmont and Northern railway extension
Wade H. Phillips director of the North Carolina department of conservation and development asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue a permit for the Piedmont and Northern electric road extension. He argues the project will spur industrial growth, relieve freight congestion, boost business for nearby carriers, and keep pace with power development in the state.
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Baldwin to announce break with Soviet Russia in Commons
London May 24 parliamentary lobby reporters forecast that Prime Minister Baldwin would reveal a break in relations with Soviet Russia in the house of commons today. The cabinet decision follows the recent raid on the Soviet house in London and is to be announced as the outcome of that action. The premier was expected to begin speaking around 4 p.m.
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