Fraternity Reorganizes at Chapel Hill After War
At Chapel Hill on November 26 the Phi assembly reorganized with new officers and members. Bob Morrison of Hickory was named temporary president and appointed key officers and committees to revive the dormant campus debating society. The group aims to restore activity and expand membership postwar.
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Chapel Hill
Phi Assembly
W. D. Carmichael
Bob Morrison
Hickory
Tar Heel
John May
West End
N. J
Lawrence Berry
Kannapolis
Blount Stewart
Washington
Ed Merry
Baquste
Jack Lackey
Hamlet
Bill Hight
Henderson
Jean Huska
Fayetteville
al Lowenstein
Scarsdale
Fred McNider
Herford
Blount
Don English
Winston-Salem
Sybil Goerch
Raleigh
Allan Pannill
Norfolk, Va
Sara Tillett
Charlotte
Charlie Vance
Odd Fellows And Rebekahs Hold Thanksgiving Chicken Supper
The Repiton Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will host a chicken supper on Tuesday at 7 PM in hall on West Commerce Street. All Repiton Lodge members and Rebekahs are urged to attend, visiting members welcome. A social program follows the meal.
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Odd Fellows of
Repiton Oo
Hall
West
Commerce Street
Repiton Lodge
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Christmas mail backlog overwhelms Union Station
More than 100000 bags of home bound GI Christmas mail and parcels fill Union Station as soldiers and sailors await deliveries. Leo C. Jennings notes dangerous items including harakiri knives protruding from poorly wrapped parcels and rifle butt ends, with crates and mail wagons stacked high.
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Santa Portland
Union Station
Meee
Leo C. Jennings
Christmas Card Ambassador Seeks Peace Through Worldwide Art
Ruth Reeves, New York artist and textile designer, creates inter national Christmas cards drawing on Persian paintings ikons Flemish woodcuts and Andean motifs. The cards promote racial tolerance and world harmony and are sold through department stores. Reeves studied in San Francisco Paris and New York and is a Guggenheim fellow who later focused on painting and Ecuadorian indigenous arts. She is Mrs. Donald Baker of three daughters.
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Adelaide
Kerrap News
Guggenheim
Ruth Reeves
New York
Europe
Liberation Army
Miss Reeves
Down Town
Andes
Ikons
Saks
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Art Students League
Paris
Fernand Leger
America
Radio City Music Hall
Metropolitan Museum of New York
Carnegie Institute
Ecuador
Responsible Job For Native Of Charlotte
Dr Charles L Thomas a Charlotte native has become director of research for Great Lakes Carbon at its Morton Grove Illinois division. He earned a BS and MS in chemistry from the University of North Carolina in 1928 1929 and a PhD from Northwestern in 1931.
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Chapel Hill
Charles L. Thomas
Charlotte
Great Lakes Carbon Corporation
Morton Grove
Ill
Chicago
Thomas
University of North Carolina
Northwestern
Lumber shortage hits the South as mills struggle
Raleigh reports that the South faces its greatest lumber shortage in history. W L Shaddix, secretary of the Southern States forest fire commission, cites low lumber prices, high production costs, and labor scarcity as causes. He notes new pulp mills will boost demand, intensifying the shortage, while a forest education program urges landowners to hold trees for future supply.
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Raleigh
W. L. Shaddix
Southern States Forest Fire Commission
Shaddix
North Carolina
Meat shipment planned from this country to Europe
About 150000 pounds of meat are to be shipped from this country to Europe before January 1.
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Europe
Saffron's ancient use spans drugs and cookery
Saffron has a long history dating back thousands of years with extensive use in medicines and culinary dishes across cultures.
Glaucoma Treatment and Eye Health Basics
The article explains glaucoma a serious eye disorder that can cause blindness with unknown causes. It covers early treatment plans including internal secretion balance and bowel regulation, lifestyle advice, and several drugs such as pilocarpine eserine and mediolyl used by doctors under specialist supervision.
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William N. Hahn
Omaha
Natural trap in contract bridge deal exposes play errors
The article analyzes a bridge deal where South misdiscarded a diamond queen on a diamond lead, creating a natural trap. West misled declarer by a trump choice, and South’s wrong discard prevented either a successful club or diamond ruff sequence, illustrating how a four card club holding alters defense.
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West
South
Declarer
East
Local Men Return To Home Ports From Overseas
The following men from this vicinity have been listed as passengers on vessels due at U S ports. S S Gt. Talmadge C Johnston of Jamestown on the Exchequer due at Boston November 23. S Sgt Bob R Hall and 1st Lt James M Hutton of Point related to other listings due at New York November 24 25. The escarole note describes serving ideas beyond salad and garnish and mentions cooking it like spinach.
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U. S
Exchequer
Boston
Talmadge C. Johnston
Jamestown
New York
George Huggins, Jr
Louis R. Sowell
Ira G. Carter
High Point
General Richardson
Lester Keaton
Thomasville
Admiral Coontz
Seattle
Bob R. Hall
James M. Hutton
Pfc
Lester M. Hilton
X Point
Carole Lombard
San Francisco
Warner L. Tabb
Radio Schedule Shifts in Eastern Standard Time List
Corrections by networks alter evening line up from 6:45 through 11:15 p m. Including Front Page Farrell serials and The Tennessee Jed repeats, Jack Armitrong and Dick Tracy, and The Lone Ranger drama with late news recaps. Programs extend into overnight with Comedy, Music, and News blocks.
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Farrell
Sparrow and the Hawk
Cbs
Tennessee Jed
Abc-East
Lop Tlarvigan
Abe Tom Mix
Abe Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
News
Terry Sevial
Abc-Weat
Howe
Mbs-West
Jimmy Carroll
Abec-Weat
Superman
Eileen Farrell
Jack Armatrong
aSc-Weat
Lowell Thomas
Abe
Cba
Abc-Basic
Tennessee
Jed
Abc- Basic
Fulton Lewis
Jack Smith
Cbs Barlk
The
Vic and Sade Sketca
Raymond Swing
Carolyn Gilb
Bob Hawk
Basid
Abe Frank
Mbs
Kaltenborn
Bill Brandt
Parks and Warren
Dbs
Lum
Abner
Hedda Hopper
Howard Barlow
Joan Davis
Voorhees
Abe Radio Theater
Hollywood
America
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Deana
Abe Screen Guild Players
Philip Murray
Abe Dave Elman
Cbhs
Rob Hawk
Supper Club
Nbde-West
Cbs & Abe
War Writer Reveals Hadamar Atrocities From Allied Captivity
A wartime reporter describes the Hadamar murder site in 1943–45, detailing gas chambers, injections, mass graves, and the grim routine of transports and executions. He recalls a nearby castle POW camp, the director's account, and the halted postwar reckoning with a destroyed facility.
Three Reasons St Joseph Aspirin Is The Choice Of Millions
St Joseph Aspirin is advertised as pure and fast acting, with speed unmatched among aspirin brands. The copy claims large sales and economy in 100 tablet sizes priced at 35 cents, offering about three tablets for a similar value.
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St. Joseph
Easy Way to Uncork Stuffy Nostrils
An advertisement touts Mentholatum as a quick remedy for blocked nostrils. It claims to thin mucus, soothe inflamed membranes, reduce swelling, and improve breathing, urging readers to use the product in jars or tubes.
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Norwich
Conn
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Herman M. Bundesen, M.D
Hahn
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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North
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the Enterprise
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1St Army
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Wilhem
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Fuehrer
Ministry of Interior
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Schloss
Watts Bakery
Metropolitan Opera
Texas Company
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Met
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Lohengrin
Belen Traubel
Kerstin Thorborg
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