Republicans Borrow Democratic Ideas In Shaping Crop Curb Plan
The piece reports on a proposed soil bank like subsidy by Agriculture Department experts to reduce surpluses over 15 years. Farmers could receive up to 5000 dollars annually for diverting land to grass and trees with payments of 15 to 20 dollars per acre plus 5 to 7 percent of land value.
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Congress
Soil Bank
Roosevelt
Truman
Texas
S. Irons
Athens
Foo
Irons
Science
Iron
William H. Longstaff
B. J. Simpson
Texas Research Foundation
Lord’s Acre
Acre
What Is Coronary Thrombosis and Its Effects
An overview explains coronary thrombosis as a blood clot in a coronary artery reducing heart blood supply, causing myocardial infarction. It covers heart anatomy, arteriosclerosis, collateral circulation, rest’s role in healing, and modern medical advances improving recovery and long-term outcomes.
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Eidge
Education in Crisis Spurs 4 Day White House Conference
A four day White House Conference on Education in Washington gathers about two thousand parents teachers and business leaders to agree on core education goals and methods. Delegates weigh federal aid while praising local control under Governor Hodges as North Carolina eyes a possible four year term and public commitment.
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White House
North Carolina
Hodges
William B. Umstead
The Vanishing American in Modern Groups
The Savannah News laments a shift from rugged individualists to pervasive groups across labor church civic and professional spheres. It warns independent thinking and initiative are at risk as people align with membership bodies over personal judgment.
Hutchins challenged by press over Communist ties on Meet the Press
The Ford Foundation official Robert M. Hutchins faced tough questions on Meet the Press about hiring a Communist or Nazi. The exchange, cited with Spivak’s critique, questions civil liberties and the scope of Communist influence, noting the movement now claims about 900 million people and a state of war.
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Robert M. Hutchins
Ford Foundation
Fund For the Republic
Meet the Press
Hutchins
Robert Hutchins
Frederick Waltman
Waltman
Weltman
Paine
Nion
North Carolina Education Spending and Teacher Salaries
The piece reviews how tax money funds public schools and roads in North Carolina, noting over 82 cents of general fund for education and 62 cents for the nine month term. It discusses teacher status shifting to county employes, pay scales, and comparisons showing NC ranks low in teacher salaries but citizens pay a larger share of income than many states. It also covers implications of desegregation cases, state building aid, and higher education policy.
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Utah
Washington
North Carolina
Hodges
White House
Board of Higher Education
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Ane
Hbberty
Parades Editor's Note and Warmer News Highlights
W A Bivins suffered a heart attack at home and remains in critical condition at High Point Memorial Hospital. The column was written by him before the attack. The piece touches on speed advances, English power, biblical honors and a canceled Winston-Salem parade due to rain, with Santa visiting the Twin City without a parade and the kids' disappointment noted.
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H. Cassidy
Greensboro
High Point
Hopalong Cassidy
Claus
Hopalong
Santa Claus
Hopalong Cassidy Hsa
Happy Immortals
W. A. Bivins
High Point Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem Journal
Twin-City
Les Myers
Santa
Myers
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