Statistical Method Best When You Desire Answers to Your Questions
Dr. Harold Hotelling of the University of North Carolina outlines growing demand for statistics in business government and research. He argues for early mathematical training in schools, university statistics departments, and standardized teaching to improve quality of data driven decisions.
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Chapel Hill
Oct
Johnny
Harold Hoteling
Institute of Statistics
The
University of North Carolina
Institute of Mathematical Statistics
Hotelling
Nee
Department of Statistics
Hoteling
Europe
Knutson comments on Roosevelt aides and Truman policy impact
Knutson argues that revelations by Roosevelt officials and the Roosevelt family could aid a Republican victory. He criticizes Truman's foreign policy as vacillant and warns against a world wide WPA. He notes senators and representatives abroad will report on Europe, and cites rising divorce rates from 1.9 to 3.6 per 1000.
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Velt
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
the Treasury
Byrnes
State Department
Republican Party
Knutson
Mr. Truman
Congress
Russia
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Truman
Europe
Greek leadership endorses press criticism but warns against guerrilla solidarity
Themistokles Sophoulis and Petra Ma vromichalis voiced support for free press while warning that solidarity with guerrillas would trigger security actions. High officials in American and British embassies suspect communist outlets back the rebellion. Greek army high command to see changes, including Ventiris being replaced by Kallegeropoulos and Spiliotopoulos retiring, per Vima.
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Petra Mavromichalis
Themistokles Sophdalis
Sophoulis
Liberal Party
Vima
Constantine Ventiris
Kallegeropoulos
Spiliotopoulos
Repo
Hollywood Hearings Focus on Communist Influence Claims
A congressional committee plans hearings on alleged communist influence in film, naming Sam Wood and Louis B. Mayer as first witnesses. Warner Brothers projects Mission To Moscow and Song of Russia are cited in testimony and related accusations about White House pressure and witness cooperation.
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Warner
Sam Wood
Louis B. Meyer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Robert Taylor
Moscow
Hollywood
Thomas
Lowelsiellett
Roosevelt
Taylors
Navy
Washington
White House
Warner and
Taylor
Warner Brothers
Joseph E. Davies
Russia
Davies
Union Victory Ended Petrillo Dispute Over Recording Fees
Petrillo forbade union members to make records on August 1 1942. Twenty seven months later the dispute ended in a complete union victory as recording companies agreed to pay union fees of one to two cents per record. Trade sources in New York said major labels Columbia RCA Victor and Decca have built large backlogs and can keep issuing records for two years.
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Petrillo
New York
Chicago
Musicians’ Union
Columbia
RCA Victor
Decca
Governors Convene to Tackle Taxes and Schools in Conference
North Carolina Governor R. Gregg Cherry and Mississippi Governor Fielding L. Wright arrive for a mid day meeting with 73 attendees from 15 states. The conference, chaired by Cherry, will discuss schools taxes freight rates tide lands ownership and highway safety. Consumer expenditures in the United States rose to about 74.0 billion dollars in 1940 to 1944 in 1940 dollars.
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R. Gregg Cherry
North Carolina
Fielding L. Wright
Mississippi
Millard F. Caldwell
Florida
E., Thompson
Georgia
H. Davis
Louisiana
R. J. Turner
Oklahoma
N. McCord
Tennessee
H. Jester
Texas
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
T. Tuck
Virginia
T. T. Laney
Arkansas
William P. Lane, Jr
Maryland
Clarence W. Meadows
West Virginia
Simeon S. Willis
Kentucky
Gov. Cherry
United States
Rove && Hill
Chamber Analysis Urges Tax Relief to Support Private Enterprise
The chamber favors lightening the tax burden and warns against broad government spending. It notes some spending aids the economy, but much government outlay harms private enterprise and prolongs unemployment. It argues expenditures should be limited to boost private sector performance.
Funeral rites for Allen B. Coltrane at Archdale Friends
Funeral services for Allen B. Coltrane 81 prominent Trinity resident who died Friday night at 8 15 will be held Sunday at 3 00 at Archdale Friends Meeting led by Rev Clifton Pearson Rev Joseph Peele and Rev J W Vestal Burial is in Ebenezer Cemetery Randolph county Pallbearers named Robert J Roy als Francis White Herbert Hodgin Allen Burton Clarence F E Peace T R English Robert Hendrix and Joe F Lambeth
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Allen B. Coltrane
Trinity
Archdale Friends Meeting
Clifton Pearson
Joseph Peele
Guilford College
Friends
J. W. Vestal
Trinity Baptist Church
Ebenezer
Randolph County
Robert J. Royals
Francis White
Herbert Hodgin
Allen Burton
Clarence FE. Peace
T. R. English
Robert Hendrix
Joe F. Lambeth
Marshall lauds U N, urges action on human freedom worldwide
Marshall from page one of staff notes Austin, U N permanent U S delegate, warns nothing else will keep the peace if the U N fails. He says progress already made to uphold human rights should lift spirits and that if the Security Council cannot act, the General Assembly will. Lafayette President Dr Ralph C Hutchison commends Marshall for his campaign for freedom.
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U. N
Austin
U.S
Security Council
General Assembly
Lafayette
Ralph C. Hutchison
Marshall
Refusal to Attend UN Trusteeship Council Spurs Third Greek Boycott
Delegates fear a Russian led boycott signals a broader stance as Russia and five eastern European states skip a 57 nation trusteeship council meeting. Andrei Gromyko and Dmitri Manuilsky privately attacked the American plan, vows to undermine the Marshall plan. Four hour debate and a one hour session delay followed in the Palestine committee.
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Little Assembly
Soviet Union
Russia
Trusteeship Council
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dmitri Manuilsky
Gromyko
Palestine Committee
September Fire Alarms Record 33 Calls and $3650 Loss
The local fire department answered 33 fire calls in September with damages totaling 3650 dollars and a per capita loss of five cents. Only one false alarm was reported during the month.
Ethylene gas used to ripen and color various fruits
Ethylene gas now aids fruit ripening and color enhancement across many varieties. Industry researchers note it accelerates maturation and improves appearance, with use spreading to widespread markets and packing houses.
Umstead Sees Soviet Expansion After World War II
Umstead told veterans that the Soviet Union already overran Latvia Estonia Lithuania and by organized communist infiltration gained control of Poland Bulgaria Romania Albania Yugoslavia and Hungary. He warned that Russia accuses the U.S. of imperialism while committing similar offenses. He expressed confidence Americans will solve problems and lead again.
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Umstead
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Poland
Bulgaria
Romania
Albania
Yugoslavia
Hungary
America
Crabbing Relatives In Court In Washington County
In SOUTH BEND Washington the Seaview chamber of commerce met in the county courtroom as a leading member served a $10 fine for possession of illegal crabs beyond the 6 inch limit. The jailed member attended the session focused on protests against alleged kangaroo court procedures for crab and clam law violations.
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South Bend
Wash
INS
Seaview Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington Judge Endorses Whippings For Children
Wilmington judge Winfield Smith defends traditional punishment noting whippings for children when needed while distinguishing curses from lawful discipline. A neighbor complaint about a man who cursed his children all day was central to the ruling. Separately, tall oil from pine logs is cited as a key raw material for paints varnishes linoleum soaps and other products.
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Wilmington
INS
Winfield Smith
Smith
Mountain Marksmen Beef Shoot In North Carolina Region
In Catawochee North Carolina marksmen in the mountains still use muzzle loading long rifles in a picturesque event locals call a beef shoot. Many rifles are homemade and each has unique characteristics that make them dangerous for anyone but the owner to fire.
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Cataloochee
N. C
America
United States
North Carolina
Energize with 88S Tonic for stronger blood and vitality
Medical authorities endorse 88S Tonic to build up low blood strength from non-organic anemia. The formula reportedly activates blood production, boosts digestive juices, improves appetite, and grants energy, color, and overall vigor. Millions of bottles sold. available at drug stores.
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540Th FA Bn
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Sheppard
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