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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1950

Page

7

English Department Head at College Is Man of Many Cultural Interests

The Enterprise profiles Dr. Lincoln Lorenz head of the English department at High Point college. A scholar, author, poet, and teacher, he writes on literature and history, studies foreign languages, and has published books and poems. He traveled for his works and has editions and manuscripts in progress. He aims to advance the college’s cultural mission while living with his brothers in New York.

Lincon Lorenz High Point College Emma Frances Baber Lorenz W. B Lincoln Lorenz Harvard Philadelphia New York City Stanford University Scott Sidney Lanier South Georgia North Carolina Bermuda England Europe France Switzerland Italy Corsica John Paul Jones United States Navy Russia Jones United States Naval Institute Proceedings Dictionary of American Biography Library of Congress Legislative Branch Bond Boston United States Naval Institute The Modern Language Association North Carolina Education Association Poetry Society of America Igh Point Br. Lorenz Keith [Lirenz New York State Labor Relations Board Joseph Lorenz Ill. B

Intelligence documents claim prewar warning on Korea invasion

Tokyo reports by officers reveal Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby sent a warning to Gen. Douglas MacArthur ninety days before the June 25 invasion. The documents assert the intelligence functioned accurately and foretold a Communist strike on South Korea in June.

South Korea Tokyo Charles A. Willoughby Douglas MacArthur

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