Hull Foundation Program Boost For His Good Neighbor Policy
The Hull Foundation plans a ten million dollar endowment to advance the Good Neighbor policy and strengthen U S Latin relations, likening its potential impact to the Rhodes Scholarships. It envisions hosting hundreds of students annually to deepen mutual understanding and trade ties with Latin America.
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Cordell Hull Foundation For International Education
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Americas
Latin America
Charlotte News and Observer shakeup signals evolving paper scene
The Charlotte newspaper duo undergo executive moves as J E Dowd shifts to the Observer, C A McKnight joins the Observer after Nashville service, Brodie Griffith becomes general manager, and Cecil Prince takes editorial direction of the News, indicating a tighter or competitive setup in Charlotte.
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Washington News Notebook of Diplomatic Mixups and Social Snippets
A Washington diary style column reports frictions in diplomacy with Austria and Australia amid misaddressed cables, a chef’s Lobster bouillabaisse tale, and a joke about car brands in China. It also notes women’s club leadership, Navy reception for Navy Log, and a FBI tour mishap with corny footprints.
Retired Captain Milde Heads to Wilmington Seas Hub
Salty mariner Captain Harold Milde retires as master of the liner America to settle in Wilmington. He plans full time weather study and storm forewarning work in Hurricane Alley, drawing on decades at sea and a famed sixth sense for approaching gales. His move stirs interest and concern among Carolina observers and sailors alike.
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Juan Peron
Enterprise
Argentina
Peron
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eva Luther
Longer life for Americans reshapes work and retirement spans
A Jackson Clarion-Ledger analysis notes rising life expectancy from 48.2 to 65.5 years and longer preparation and working periods for the average man born in 1950. It details extended retirement, later job entry, and a shift to a 40 hour work week with more vacations, versus 60 hour years in 1900.
High Point Enterprise Staff Roster and Publishing Details
Rabid listing shows staff roles including president secretary treasurer advertising director and business manager for the High Point Enterprise. It notes AP ownership rights and carrier payment policy and provides delivery details and advertising contacts.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Readers Seek Recall on East Green Appraisals and Genealogy Request
A letter from East Green property owners asks recall of city action on appraisals for E Green St project contending irregular values from zero to over 1400 dollars and requests a written explanation of appraisal methods. Also a genealogical plea seeks help tracing Blackwelder Phifer and Barringer lineages linked to Mecklenburg Declaration and pre Revolutionary families. A third item comments on Soviet sincerity in Western statecraft amid Moscow proposals for conferences.
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Enterprise
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John Phifer
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Western leaders misread Soviet peace moves, critics say
A column argues that high level conferences with the Kremlin fail to deter aggression. It claims the West loses ground at each meeting, accusing Soviet Russia of deception and expansionism while pressing for real peace through strength. The piece brands officials as blind to Kremlin motives.
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Washington
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Georgia
Yalta
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
The Gift Of Humor And Its Serious Tests 1893
W A Bivins reflects on human life through essays on On Being Human by Charles Lamb and On Funny Bones. He shares humorous anecdotes from a hometown service and a sermon gone awry. He recalls a souvenir coin from Columbus 400th anniversary and personal family changes since 1893 hurricane.
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Charlotte
Washington, D. C
Government Printing Office
Durham
Piedmont
Ocracoke
Atlantic
Be at Paradise Valley and Other Lighthearted Notes
A collection of humorous observations and quips spans topics from 1950s car colors and national habits to Peron and American politics. The piece blends quirky trivia about language and a Phoenix golf club sign with brief reflections on names, mailing lists, and Wilson era diction.
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