University morale flagged as Graham urged to boost faculty pay
The piece argues that Frank Graham must raise UNC faculty salaries after 24 years without change. It criticizes housing strains, morale decline, and perceived misdirection from Graham toward outside duties, urging focused effort from him and the legislature to restore trust and strengthen the university’s core.
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Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Graham
Chapel Hill
University
North Carolina
State
Kenan Foundation
Carolina
Robert House
Come and See: Philip and the Call to Jesus
The text details how Jesus selects disciples starting with Philip and Andrew, noting Nazareth's reputation and Philip's simple invitation to “Come and see.” It emphasizes that greatness comes from inner truth, not birth or status, as Nathaniel declares Jesus the Son of God.
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Simon
Andrew
Jesus
Galilee
Philip
Bethsaida
Peter
Moses
Bourgeon
God
Nathaniel
Nazareth
Joseph
Israel
Simon Peter
Judea
Jesus Christ
Employ the Physically Handicapped Week Report Notes
W Frank Mayberry of the USES reports cooperative local employers during Employ the Physically Handicapped Week with many work orders and more handicapped jobseekers. He expects a full local results report by week’s end. Mrs Ralph Higgens endorses a Halloween party and safe town parade for children. K B Cooke shares a cautionary tale about highway dangers after years of travel.
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High Point
W. Frank Mayberry
United States Employment Service
Ralph Higgens
Never Again After Car Theft and Assault Incident
A Chattanooga to High Point traveler recalls picking up three youths en route to Monroe, then being struck, robbed of car, cash, and two suitcases, and left unconscious for five hours. Fire Marshal Brockwell jokes about photo mishaps as he speaks to Kiwanis.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
High Point
Monroe
Sherwood Brockwell
Kiwanis Club
Enterprise
News and Observer
Carolina leaders push tax research for wealth, jobs
Captiol Square detail profiles Bran Hodges Tom Pearsall and allies promoting new Carolina industries and finishing plants to lift state income. They urge broadened tax research and lower levies to attract capital while noting war era spending and county municipal federal levies.
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Brandon Hodges
Tom Pearsall
Advisory Budget Commission
Hodges
Pearsall
North Carolina
New Carolina
Carolina Mills
L. Ballentine
Conservation and Development Department
Broughton
Revenue Department
Ruling classify Clyde Beatty circus as carnival for tax
The state treasury will charge the Clyde Beatty circus an extra four thousand dollars for four Charlotte performances, after officials deemed the Clyde Beatty show a carnival in legal terms. Attorneys may protest and sue for recovery, as questions remain about authoritative definitions and future showings.
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Charlotte
Clyde Beatty Circus
the Revenue Department
Ohio
J. E. Tucker
Tucker
Department of Justice
Communists Lose Ground in CIO Despite Muray Pac Speech
Peter Edson analyzes how CIO leaders describe Communist influence in unions. He notes postwar declines in Communist-dominated unions from 26 to 18 percent of the total, driven by rising CIO membership. He warns that loyalists inside unions push pro Moscow lines while purges miss top leaders.
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Peter Edson Washington
CIO
Phil Murray
PAC
Chicago
Atlantic City
Murray
Communist Daily Worker
Commie
Harold Ickes
Washington
World Federation of Trade Union
Ypomecahaea
Communist Party
United Electrical Workers, Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
United Public Workers
United Auto Workers Union
Walter Reuther
UAW
Reuther
Associated Catholic Trade Unions Organization
R. J. Thomas
U. S
Moscow
China
Russia
Pacific
United States
United Nations Organization
Commiene
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R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
J. P. Rawley
D. A. Rawley
Robert L. Thompson
Associated Press
N. C
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
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MacKenzie
K. B. Cooke
John Eston Morgan
Capitol Square
Fair—The Attorney General's
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E. Simms Campbell
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