UNC professors and soldiers head to war fronts and ships
Dr W D MacMillan and Ins Frank Brown reflect on roles in the war effort with UNC chemistry and agricultural training shifting to military service. Veterans exchange reports of duties, while Commander Guillory shares VEW oath stories. British diplomat Butler warns of Germany’s aims and calls for united resistance in 1942.
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Roosevelt’s War Leadership Faces Public Pressure
A Gallup poll shows President Roosevelt's popularity at a wartime low, though a solid majority still backs him. Public dissatisfaction centers on wartime administration and civilian and military leadership. he must appoint capable mains and enforce accountability to convert rhetoric into action and drive results.
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Jarrell draft case sparks public demand for closure
In strong editorial tone the piece urges immediate resolution of the Jarrell draft case. The authors press for a decision on his status and call for legislative budgeting controls to curb "petty rackets" tied to the laws, urging focus on more important issues.
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State Cosmetology Board members accused of improper expenses
Audits released in recent days allege that members of the State Board of Cosmet ic Arts approved unentitled expense payments. The State Board of Barber Examiners reportedly overspent by 4055 dollars in one year as part of ongoing concerns about agency finances.
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Inflation fears and the German experience
The author argues inflation is misunderstood and warns it can still harm the US economy even without a German-scale run. Inflation reduces money value, meaning bonds and savings buy less. at higher multipliers even prosperous households could face ruin. The piece contrasts Germany’s hyperinflation with US safeguards and notes ICC allowed 2.2 cents per mile rail fares while OPA blocked railroads seeking higher commutation rates for New York service.
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Leaders Urge Strong US War Effort In Europe
Brevities quote Eisenhower on building the strongest American army for future tasks. Dr. Edward Hughes Miller cites American captive held by Japan under abuse. Gouverneur Lehman cautions restraint until order to advance. General Arnold notes need for faster production of combat planes to win the war effort.
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Walter Winchell On Broadway Nightly Gossip Flows
The column lists rumors and quick notes from New York and beyond. It mentions Mrs George Jessels alleged future groom a Baltimore sportsman Frank Fays publicity for being broke and many society and crime related tidbits. It covers cinema theater politics and international intrigue with frequent names and places.
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North Carolina sees mixed August revenue signals
The August state revenue report shows receipts under July but above last August's level by about 5.89 percent, with gas line taxes down and motor vehicle revenues down 16 percent. July figures show a mixed trend with general funds up 11.59 percent from last year while gas and motor vehicle collections lag. Officials urge cautious spending as uncertainty in future revenue persists.
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Fire at Guilford General Hospital endangers 23 patients
A last night fire at Guilford General Hospital endangered 23 patients but staff, fire department, and ambulance crews evacuated them safely. The blaze caused roof and room damage, initially suspected to be spontaneous combustion.
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