Presbyterian Synod Prepares to Adjourn in Davidson
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina closes session after a day of sermons on race, church mission, and education. J. M. Broughton urged Christian action against prejudice, while a $100,000 drive supports a Men’s Junior College campaign. Funds reported for home missions total $26,858 with new building loans of $18,000.
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Davidson
Get
Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina
J. M. Broughton
Christian Church
Broughton
Cynod
Association For Colleges and Schools
J. A. Jones
Charlotte
J. R. Cunningham
H. B. Blakely
Queens
R. D. Bedinger
Flora MacDonald
W. C. Pressly
Peace Junior College
L. C. Lamotte
Junior College
Frances Stribling
Mitchell
E. B. Eldridge
Glade Valley High School
B. R. Lacy
Union Seminary
P. D. Patrick
Kings Mountain
L. N. Richardson
Greensboro
W. H. Belk
C. A. McGirt
Salisbury
W. T. Thompson
Richmond
Cameron Morrison
Vet Receives Diploma From Army Training at Camp Upton
Harold Goldstein of the Bronx becomes the first patient at Camp Upton Convalescent Hospital to earn a high school diploma through Army training. He had three and a half years of high school before enlistment, with credits awarded by his principal and the New York City Board of Education based on his Army experience.
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Camp Upton
N. Y
INS
Harold Goldstein
The
Bronx
Army
Goldstein
New York City
Lobster swimming differs from fish by its tail fin motion
Lobsters swim by combination of tail flick and sideward paddling unlike fishes that rely on pectoral fins. Confucius lived before Christ. Perennial plants living over two years are called perennials.
Capitol Square Features Horoscope and State News
Lynn Nisbett reports on Capricorn era advice, Thanksgiving date plans for North Carolina, and local notes on poultry markets, speed limits, labor strikes, and Wake Forest endowment efforts. Includes Governor Cherry comments, safety remarks, and farmer speed joke.
Aggies Set First Greensboro Tilt Against Hampton Pi rates
The A and T Aggies prepare for an Oct 13 game at Memorial Stadium Greensboro against Hampton Va Stampton Pirates. Veteran Charles Weaver from Chapel Hill leads the Aggie offense after a victory over Shaw of Raleigh. The Swiss states line notes appear as a stray fragment.
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Shaw University of Raleigh
A.&t. Aggies
Greensboro
Memorial Stadium
Stampton Pirates
Hampton
Charles Weaver
Chapel Hill
All Colored Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Aggie
Escaped inmate asks for belongings via general delivery
Portland officers report an escapee sent a letter directing his belongings left at the police station be mailed to him. He may claim them in person and face the remainder of his sentence if he does. Separately a royal decree states all sturgeon in Britain waters belong to the king.
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Mr. Brown
Portland
Ore
INS
Edward
Great Britain
Proclamation on Continental Shelf Sparks North Carolina Debate
Raleigh reports Attorney General Harry McMullan studies the presidential proclamation asserting U S sovereignty over the continental shelf beyond the three mile limit. Officials say the note is for international jurisdiction, not state rights, while North Carolina weighs federal versus state control of offshore lands and minerals.
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Raleigh
Harry McMullan
United States
McMullan
North Carolina
Council of State
Bailey
Ickes
Interior Department
California
Mexico
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