Declining Population Threatens U S Civilization
In a 1948 discussion from Oxford, NEA notes a shrinking birth rate and urban migration risk civilizational stability. Dr. Warren S. Thompson explains how rural depopulation and city growth reduce reproduction, with one third of Americans having no children and potential effects on schools and national future.
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Oxford
NEA
United States
Rome
Greece
America
Scripps Foundation For Research
Miami University
Warren S. Thompson
The
Foundation
Dr. Thompson
Proper Care Helps Diabetics Live Well with Management
An article outlines diabetes management through diet and insulin, stressing weight control, avoiding sugar, and individualized meal planning. It notes the disease can change monthly or yearly, requiring constant medical supervision, and highlights the role of protein fats and vitamins in the diet.
Kerr Scott Led Field In Election
The State Board of Elections canvassed the November results showing Truman leading with 459 070 heel votes and Dewey 572 thousand. Other races listed include Broughton over Wilkinson for the U S Senate and Kerr Scott winning the governorship with 521 995 votes.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
J. Strom Thurmond
Henry Wallace
Hubert E. Olive
Kyle Hayes
Kenneth Harris
Thad Eure
James S. Dockery
Henry Bridges
M. V. Theeman
Brandon Hodges
Ben L. Spence
Harry McMullan
Herbert F. Seawell, Jr
C. P. Pearson
Clyde A. Erwin
Buford T. Henderson
L. Y. Ballentine
Robert H. McNeil
Wesley Memorial Thanksgiving Service Set for Thursday
Wesley Memorial will hold its annual Thanksgiving service in the church sanctuary at 9 o clock Thursday morning with the minister delivering Thanks Be to God. The chancel choir directed by Miss Mildred Crowder will perform Triumph! Thanksgiving and List to the Lark. Members will donate to the Children’s Home in Winston-Salem through special envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial
Mildred Crowder
Rachmaninoff
Dickinson
Bascom Whitaker
Winston-Salem
Collier Receives Gold Watch After North Carolina League Service
In Statesville on November 24 the Class D North Carolina State League presented retiring president Robert A. Collier with a gold watch. Collier led the league for two years and did not seek re election. Frank Spencer of Winston Salem succeeds him. The watch had been bought by the league board for a High Point loop meeting.
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Statesville
North Carolina State League
Robert A. Collier
Collier
Frank Spencer
Winston-Salem
League Board of Directors
High Point
F. G. Johnson
Lexington
Vicecamee Cc
A. Hager
Hickory Gruzdis
High Point-Thoman
R. D. Grier
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Enterprise
Web
U. S
United
Census Bureau
P. K. Whelpton
Scripps Foundation
Caml Maas
Meow York
Barbara Baroneers
Marltan
Beverly Hie
Texolite
Parker-Brown Lumber Co
Oak St
Pentacostal Holiness Church
Highland Avenue
F. A. Dail
A. D. Evans
Star
North Carolina
Nehi Bottling CO
Greensboro
Telephone
Coe
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
King
H. A
Bell
Features Gyndicate, Inc
E. Simms Campbell
Copree
Kerr Scott
Fore River
Quincy
Mas
Des Moines
South Boston
OLAG
Greg
Ron
Droge
Eckerd, Jeff, Ring-Harris, Mann, Galloway and Anderson
Fire Engine
Rose Furniture CO
Kester Bros
Asheboro
Thomasville
Westinghouse
LE Lea
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