Graham Opposed to Reds Says in Letter From Chapel Hill
President Frank Graham of the University of North Carolina expresses opposition to Communism in a published letter. He defends the American Bill of Rights, states democracy will prevail over undemocratic ideologies, and notes protected rights for students suspected of communist or fascist leanings. The letter accompanies coverage of a university student admitting to leading a Communist party in Chapel Hill.
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Frank P. Graham
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Graham
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R. W. Madry
UN Press Coverage Sparks Unease Over Its Fame
Reporters covering the United Nations recall that the body may be less familiar to the public than the extensive coverage suggests. They note the paradox of a widely discussed organization that remains underrecognized outside journalism.
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Visitors Flock to Grand Canyon Park in Summer 1946
In the summer of 1946 Grand Canyon National Park in northern Arizona drew 188 819 visitors. The figure reflects a high postwar turnout as tourists explored the park’s scenic rims and trails.
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Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona
Guilford Cows Set Milk Records in Holstein Tests
Two registered Holstein cows from Guilford College North Carolina owned by A W Cummings & Sons topped the Herd Improvement Registry with 531 pounds butterfat and 17 045 pounds milk in 313 days for Stone Wall De Kol Ormsby and 523 pounds butterfat and 15 700 pounds milk in 365 days for ONC Verta Lyons. North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering supervised testing with the Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Stone Wall de Kol Ormsby
ONC Verta Lyons
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
Weed Markets Reopen For One Day In North Carolina
Raleigh reports tobacco markets reopen for a one day stand on November 10 with Armistice Day closing tomorrow. Three flue-cured belts placed sales with surprisingly strong demand and steady to higher grades. Season averages run 43.31, 42.51, 38.77, and 40.72 dollars per hundred pounds by belt and state.
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Raleigh
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Old Belt
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Population with heart disease and 1890 rubber output
The excerpt notes about 4,000,000 people in the United States likely suffer heart disease. It also records world rubber production in 1890 at roughly 3,000 tons.
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United States
Brother Of Local Woman Is Dead
Mrs. W. H. Gibson of Oakwood court received word her brother T. B. Woodhouse of Atlanta died suddenly yesterday after a stroke. Funeral services will be held in Atlanta Tuesday at 11 o clock. Mrs. Gibson, ill at home, plans to attend if possible.
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W. H. Gibson
Oakwood Court
T. B. Woodhouse
Atlanta
Radio Network Timezone Note for Stations
A broadcast time advisory explains standard time zones and local adjustments. It details subtracting one hour for central standard and two hours for mountain standard, noting some stations may shift relay times to fit local schedules and that last minute changes cannot be included.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From 1940s Network Lineup
The listing outlines a dense broadcast slate with programs from 6:00 pm to 12:00 am including news, music, drama, and variety shows. Notable items feature Red Barber Sports, Fulton Lewis Jr., Inner Sanctum, Groucho Marx Quiz, Charlie Chan Mystery, Gabiel Heatter Comment, and Dance Half Hour, with multiple repeats and cross-network credits.
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America
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Dr. J. Q. Quis
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Friend Irma
Bernard Baruch
Abe Fish and Hunt Club
Earl Godwin
Fred Waring
Masic
Abe Screen Guild
Cbs Dance
Abe West
Police Chief Beaten in Hol ly Hill Jail Assault
Police Chief W O Workman was found unconscious on the jail floor with head injuries after a 24 year old Black man identified as David Washington allegedly struck him with a gun butt. Washington, arrested Saturday by a highway patrolman, was jailed with no charges yet listed. Police hunted the suspect with bloodhounds. John Paul Jones is cited as a Russian navy admiral after the Revolutionary War.
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S. C
W. O. Workman
David Washington
John Paul Jones
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