Notable education leaders to gather for UNC reopening event
Chapel Hill September 3 The forty centennial celebration of UNC’s postwar reopening draws a large education leadership gathering. About 100 institutions will be represented with 58 college presidents scheduled to attend plus prominent faculty. Delegates will be hosted in private homes. Notable attendees include Farrand Chandler Woods Alderman Montgomery Blackwell Denny Shipley Boatwright Hullinen Mohn Poteat Quillian Martin Turrentine Bond Melton Way Dawson Birge McGlothlin Few Snyder Frazer Snavely McVey Coffman Thompson Futrall Trowbridge Burruss Payne Diehl Douglas Splawan and others from Wake Forest Duke South Carolina and more. Marion Luther
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Livingstone Farrand
Cornell University
J. A. C Chandler
College of William and Mary
Albert F. Woods
University of Maryland
Edwin Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
R. Ames Montgomery
Centre College
R. B. Blackwell
Randolph-Macon
The
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
W. M. W. Splawan
University of Texas
Marion
Luther
Coast Idol Earl McNeely and college players named as standouts
Coast idol Earl McNeely has faced tough battles with the Pirates but delivered in the clutch for Bucky Harris as his center fielder. The article lists a wide array of college players from Georgia Tech to Rice Institute and beyond, highlighting notable athletes across multiple institutions.
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Earl McNeely
Bucky Harris
Pirates
Delegates Named for Intercollegiate Conference Meeting
A list of delegates from numerous colleges and universities nationwide appears, including Emory University Ernest J. Green and Carolina College representative, with attendees from Harvard Princeton Columbia Tulane Michigan Stanford and others. The roster features deans, professors, and college officials such as Charles E. Finley of Texas A&M May Riclland Peace Institute Merton Fer son of Iowa J.C. Barnes Maryville Irene Dillard South Carolina and many more.
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Emory University
Ernest J. Green
Carolina College
Charles E. Finley
A. & M. College of Texas
May Riclelland
Peace Institute
Merton Leroy Ferson
University of Iowa
J.C. Barnes
Maryville College
Irene Dillard
University of South Carolina
William Hand Wannamaker
Harvard University
William Starr Myers
Princeton University
George Pegram
Columbia University
H. B. Arbuckle
Hampden-Sidney College
University of California
F. W. Coker
Coker College
James Bertram
Carnegie Corporation
Chas. W. Edwards
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Jesse Marvin Ormond
Vanderbilt University
William Davis Furry
Shorter College
LeRoy F. Jackson
University of North Dakota
J. A. Newman
Elon College
Archibald Henderson
University of Chicago
Lloyd Wickersham
Stanford University
Frederick H. Koch
University of Montana
Thom as Scopes Seeks More On Evolution
John Thomas Scopes, famed for teaching evolution in Tennessee, plans further study in evolution by attending lectures at the University of Chicago. He pursues postgraduate work and will hear Professor H Newman lecture on the subject.
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Chicago
John Thomas Scopes
Tennessee
H. Newman
University of Chicago
Won The Trophy at New Market by Tatra horse
Mrs Harold Cayser's Tatra by Lemberg out of Whitetor won the jockey club stakes at New Market valued at 2000 pounds with extras over a course of 13.4 miles today.
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New Market
Eng
Harold Cayser
Lemberg
Jockey Club
Queen Mary tango tale and London idleing customs
Gossip from Balmoral Castle reports Queen Mary danced the French tango at the servants ball, a departure from her usual waltz and fox trot. The piece also notes London Library chiefs doubt fairy tale appeal, Shakespeare League claims Hamlet dates, and recent small-city enforcement of wartime laws including taxi whistling, banjo playing, and eyebrow fashion shifts.
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London
Mayfair
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Mary
Jinx Humbled Louisville in junior world series opener
Louisville, October 1. The Louisville American Association club prepared for game two of the junior world series after a setback that left Baltimore catching its breath. The jinxed team aimed to rebound against the International League entry in a decisive matchup.
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Louisville
Louisville American Association
Baltimore International League
Louisville Wins Opener In Close 8 to 7 Victory
Louisville captured a tight 8 to 7 win in game one of the nine game series. The series ends when a team reaches five wins, creating a best of nine scenario.
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Louisville
Garter Advert From Ivory Garter Co New Orleans
A vintage classified snippet notes Ivory Garter Co of New Orleans offering garters in wide or standard web, single or double grip at 25 cents each, via dealer calls. The ad emphasizes pricing and product format in a brief trade note.
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Ivory Garter Co
New Orleans
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