High Point Aims for National Women's Swim Meet
High Point seeks the national women's swimming championships this summer. City leaders and sponsors push for strong local support and AAU bid backing led by Mayor Bill Bailey. Event promises substantial economic impact and long term publicity for the city.
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High Point
Mercury Athletic Club
Parks Division
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Bailey
San Francisco
Amateur Athletic Union
California
Texas
AAU
Blameless Lives and Faith Across the Old and New Dispensations
A sermon reflects on Zacharias and Elizabeth as righteous during the Old Covenant and John the Baptist as the herald of the Messiah. It contrasts the law with grace, cites Hebrews on faith, and urges moral effort while stressing the need for balanced education and heart enlightenment. Speaker: W.A.B.
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Herod
Herod the Great
Judea
Augutus
Caesar
Jerusalem
Zacharias
Abia
Samuel
Elizaveth
Aaron
Moses
John the Baptist
Elizabeth
Luke
John
Israel
Jesus
North Carolina
Sanford
Mark Depp
Centenary Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Fiji
What Kind of Doctors Favor Socialization of Medicine
The piece outlines three physician groups and their views on socialized medicine. It notes physicians in academia and public health who tolerate controls, practitioners who avoid private practice, and Marxist aligned advocates who seek socialized systems. It warns doctors fear loss of autonomy and politics play a role in shaping policy.
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England
United States
Mayos
Morris Fishbein
Oscar Ewing
Congress
Medical Association
American Medical Association
Ewing
Democratic National Committee
Bronx
Government revamps statistics for clarity and relevance
Washington reports describe moves to standardize terms across agencies, improve relevance of data, and extend measurements to nonmanufacturing sectors. Changes affect employment figures for industries like motion pictures and banking, with rent and living costs for the index to be modernized over years at a cost exceeding 1,000,000.
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Washington
NEA
Sam
Uncle Sam
Department of Labor
Necle Sam
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of the Budget
U. S
Department of Commerce
Europe
Social Security Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brief facts on shorthand ancient system and rivers
The first English shorthand appeared in 1588 per Britannica. The Euphrates and Indus rivers measure 1700 miles each. Diamonds glow after sun exposure according to Britannica.
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Suphrates
Indus
New Nazis Return to Power in Postwar Germany
An op ed recounts wartime trials ending in 1947 and shows ex Nazi leaders reclaiming influence. It cites denazification failures, former editors and politicians resuming roles, and rising pro Nazi press in Bavaria and the western zones. It notes German public opinion inclining toward Hitlerism and calls for accountability.
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Eberhard Ulmke
Hamburg
Ulmke
Nazi Party
Hitler
T. Heuss
German Federal Republic
Reichstag
U. S. Army
Lucius Clay
U. S
Germany
Goebbels
Max Winkler
Herbert Cobaltsky
Othmar Best
Drew Middleton
Bavaria
Munich
Fritz Schneider
Goering
National Zeitung
Trans- Ocean
Schneider
New York Times
Straubing
Reuter’s
Nieder Bayrische Nachrichten
Straubinger Tageblatt
Georg Huber
Free Democratic Party
Otto Strasser
The
League For German Revival
Strasser
Adolf
M. D. van Wagoner
Dachau Concentration Camp
Ramblin Round Critics and Yankees in North Carolina
A reader letters section reflects on criticism of a previous column about Yankees and civil rights. A 14 year old Douglas Adams delivered clippings with notes. another unsigned writer criticized the piece. The piece contrasts Greensboro and High Point, noting High Point’s precedents in voting machines and educational radio, while praising local broadcasts.
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Linotype
Douglas Adams
High Point
New England
Youn Adams
Maine
Rambler
Boston
South
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point Senior High School
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Bailey
Eral
City Lake
God
George Sokolsky
Peter Edson
New York
Walter Winchell
Clay
Malmedy
Joachim Peiper
Himmler
A. G. Grace
Delbert Clark
Berlin
Page River
Ramblin
Fred Flagler
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