Architect Sees All Homes Using 2-Paned Windows
CHICAGO November 6 Postwar advances in sash design point to a future where homes and commercial buildings use doublepaned insulating windows Edward Merrill of Skidmore Owings and Merrill said the trend aims at indoor climate control New centerpivot and awning type sashes allow large doublepaned panes to be opened for ventilation while remaining efficient and cost reductions come from standardization as mass produced sash replaces tailor made units
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Chicago
Edward Merrill
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Merrill
Producers’ Council
Libbey- Owens-Ford Glass Company
Greater UNC Student Council to Meet In Raleigh
The Greater University of North Carolina student council will meet at North Carolina State College tomorrow afternoon. Attendees include students from the Greensboro Woman's College and the Chapel Hill University along with State College. Hoyle Adams of Hendersonville, president of State College campus government, will host.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina
N. C. State College
Woman's College At
Greensboro
University At Chapel Hill
State College
Hoyle Adams
Hendersonville
Winchell In New York
A critical column questions democratic self government and targets judge E Leroy Van Roden for praising Nazi guards while ignoring Bulge atrocities. It notes Van Roden granted citizenship to Herbert G Sonthoff a former Hitler Black Shirts member who distributed Nazi literature at the University of Georgia in 1934. The piece urges readers to mail this column to a U S Senator for investigation.
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Malmedy
E. Leroy van Roden
Battle of the Bulge
U.S
United States Bureau of Naturalization
Herbert G. Sonthoff
Hitler Black Shirts
Sonthoff
University of Georgia
United States
Odd Fellows Hold Meet In Goldsboro
The grand master C Norman Alston of Concord will officiate in Goldsboro to accept the new Odd Fellows orphans home. Work on the $115,000 structure was finished this week. The orphanage building committee meets at 10 a m and the board of trustees at 11. James R Young of High Point will attend. Australia leads wool production with the United States second and Argentina third.
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Concord
Mov
North Carolina
Odd Fellows
C. Norman Alston
Goldsboro
Orphange Board of Trustees
James R. Young
High Point
Optimist Week Observance Highlighted by High Point Club
Frank Lambeth, president of the High Point Optimist Club, promotes Optimist Week with a pledge to youth development. Mayor W F Bailey issued a proclamation praising the club and calls on citizens to assist in the observance as 50 000 Optimists join the effort and a new recreation center aids local youths.
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High Point Optimist Club
Frank Lambeth
Bng
Lambeth
Optimist Club
High Point
W. F. Bailey
Bailey
Emerywood Bridge Winners Announced
Winners of the Saturday afternoon duplicate bridge at Emerywood Country Club include North and South first Laurance Ingram and Sidney Ives, second Durland and Beaver. East and West first J T Ferebee and J O Hauschild, second Harris and Davis. Astigmatism is a defect in the eye causing blurred vision in parts of the sight.
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Emerywood Country Club
North
South
Laurance Ingram
Sidney Ives
C. Durland
C. S. Beaver
East
West
J. T. Ferebee
J. O. Hauschild
Valette J. Harris
Hal Davis
Legion Topics Highlights Drive Armistice Day Plans and Dinner
The article notes a growing American Legion membership driven by Russel Holt and NC counts surpassing 13 000 from last year. High Point plans a real Armistice Day with a downtown parade and flags on Main Street. A covered dish dinner invites veterans and their guests on November 15. The piece references the Supreme Court moving to its own building in 1937 with each justice receiving a personal chair.
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Legion
Russell Holt
American Legion
The
United States
Supreme Court
Capitol
State Cafeteria Would Ruin Raleigh Cafes Advised
Raleigh officials heard a protest from the North Carolina restaurant association as they warned Governor Scott that a state cafeteria for highway workers would shutter many Raleigh eateries. They argued state funds are needed for roadbuilding and that 5,000 meals daily could push restaurants to deficit operations.
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State
Scott
Raleigh
N. C. Restaurant Association
Highway Commission
Wake County Restaurant Association
M. M. Melvin
State Advertising Program To Be Mapped Nov 15th
Raleigh figures a state advertising program for the rest of the fiscal year will be mapped November 15 by the advertising committee of the State Board of Conservation and Development. Harold Bennett of High Point will meet with the committee and Bennett’s agency is to receive the state contract. The contract award is expected next week and is handled by the state division of purchase and contract.
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Raleigh
State Board of Conservation and Development
Charlie Parker
Harold Bennett
High Point
Bennett
Parker
Eric Rodgers
Scotland Neck
Conservation and Development Board
State Division of Purchase and Contract
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High Point Senior High School
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Guilford County
Red Cross
High Point City
Odd Fellows Holding
Australia
Argentina
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SERVI
Emerywood Bridge
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Hamilton
Bulova
Harvel
Rogers
Speidel
Hadley
Gemex
Bretton
Simmons, Hayward, Fostner
Ladies’ & Men's Jewelry
Regency Diamonds
S. L Carpenter
W. Washington ST
Seison
Cadillac
N. Main ST
Highland Motors, Inc
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