Certification Of Teachers Being Studied
The state board opens debate on studying teacher certification with a proposed resolution. Dr. Edgar Knight and A. Grebe lead discussion while Dr. Clyde Erwin and Dr. B. B. Dougherty defend certification by non academic factors. Voting is non unanimous but framed as a step toward improvement, not a rebuke of current policy.
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Isbet Ich
State Board
Edgar Knight
Chapelil
A. A Grebe
Clyde Erwin
B. B. Doughtery
Tendent
Apn
H. FE
Stacy
Knight
Julian Miller
North Carolina
Mentally Ill Persons In Jails Highlight North Carolina Stats
State welfare data show 994 mentally ill individuals were confined in 76 county jails during the year ending June 30, with stays from under a day to several months. Of hospital totals, 7 686 patients were housed in three state facilities, including Raleigh Morganton and a Goldsboro Negro facility, plus 825 at Caswell Training School. County totals list numerous towns and counts, led by Mecklenburg 144 and Forsyth 34, among many others, with patients ranging from teens to elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
State Department of Public Welfare
Goldsboro
Raleigh
Morganton
Caswell
Alamance
Alexander
Alleghany
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bladen
Brunswick
Buncombe
Burke
Cabarrus
Caldwell
Catawbba
Chatham
Cherokee
Cleveland
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Davidson
Davie
Kong
Durham
Edgecombe
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaston
Graham
Granville
Greenville
Greene
Guilford
Halifax
Henderson
Hoke
Iredell
Jackson
Johnston
Lee
Lenoir
Lincoln
Macon
Madison
Martin
McDowell
Mecklenburg
Mitchell
Montgomery
Pash
New Hanover
Northampton
Orange
Pitt
Randolph
Richoe
Robeson
Rockingham
Rowan
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Swain
Vance
Wake
Warren
Watauga
Wayne
Wilkes
Wilson
Yancey
Bolivia’s First President Declines Prolonged Term
Antonio Jose de Sucre or another early Bolivian leader referred to as a first president declines to serve more than two years. The note suggests a brief tenure and a pledge to serve life for peace or national duties.
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I Antonio Jose A Maces Barst
Bolivia
Peete
Uses Of New Drugs In Pneumonia Types
Medical overview explains penicillin and sulfonamides in treating pneumonia by germ type. Virus pneumonia resists sulfonamides and penicillin, requires rest and fluids. oxygen and transfusions aid other forms. Eggers notes varying responses and the doctor’s role in selecting treatment.
Anti-Militarist Japs Propose War Criminal List Names
Tokyo reports anti militarist Japanese intellectuals drafting their own list of war criminals. They suggest including former premier Tojo and two cabinet members plus signers of the surrender, with Konoe and Shigemitsu named for their roles.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Higashi-Kuni
Fuminaro Konoue
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Tokyo Bay
Konoye
Shigemitsu
China
United States
Britain
Nerhey
Yoshijiro Umezu
Green Project Ends Airlift for Europe Returns
Washington reports that hundreds of transport planes and key air bases in Africa and South America become obsolete as the Green project ends next Monday. The army says new airlift will shift to accelerating Pacific personnel discharges while returning about 150 000 servicemen from Europe and the Mediterranean since last May.
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Washington
Africa
South America
Air Transecs Command
Europe
Mediterranean
Army
Atlantic
Pacific
Moslems Ready To End Foreign Rule
Mahomed Ali Jinnah the Moslem league president said Moslems are ready to end foreign domination in India. He urged concentrated effort in elections vital to establishing Pakistan and noted Gandhi opposes the plan.
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Arachi
India
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
Pakistan
Iridia
Musele
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Comprehensive Radio Schedule Corrections for War Time Programs
Corrections by networks delay program changes across a dense wartime radio lineup. Listings span Leopold Spitalny to CBS NBC and ABC broadcasts, with time blocks from 12:30 PM to 11:00 PM featuring music, news, dramas, sermons, commentaries, and variety shows across multiple networks and hosts.
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Abe Lyman Bryson
Cbs
Sammy Kaye
Abc
Mbs
Abe Bill Cunningham
Dale Carnegie
People
Max Hill
Abe
CBS Broadcasting Symphony
Cone
Toh Aire Force Time & Roosty
One Man's Family
Vrana
Army
America
Jene” Geek
Dorsey & Matriee
Abe Felix Knight
Francia White
Obs Andrews Sisters
Neblessa
NBC Symphony
Dr. Black
Family Time
Patrice Munsel
Maury Small
Abe the Shadow
Charlotte Greenwood
Abe Nick Carter
Bill Shirer
Oxzie & Harriet
Paul Whiteman
Abe Quick
Gildersleeve
Donald Dame
Abe Cedric Foster
Judy Lang
Wayne King
Lis
Thin Man
Cba
Drew Mearson
Bea Eess
Cbsula Kids
Joe Kelly
M.C
Abe Kea Carson
Los Angeles
Chas Mowarthy
Bergen
Nin Marlin Hurt
Josef Stopak
Alexander & Mediation Board
Raymond Moley
Tommy Dorsey & Company
the Pi
Pidler
Hollywood
Phil Spitalny
Girt Orch
Nbe
Phil Baker
Theater Guild
Brownstone
Parky
al We
The
Faulty Driving Habits Blamed For Accidents
Raleigh reports T Boddie Ward commissioner of motor vehicles says faulty driving habits are the main cause of highway accidents. He cites wartime casualty figures and urges driver education, early training in schools, and regular license renewals to reduce crashes.
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Raleigh
T. Boddie Ward
Ward
Truck Owners Association
Myrtle Beach
United States
North Carolina
Highway Safety Division
Army
Camp Lee
Meisinger Held By 8th Army In Yokohama Area
Col. Chapman Turner said Meisinger, former German police attaché in Tokyo, was taken into custody at Hackone near Yokohama and is held by the Eighth Army while Europe inquiries determine if he is wanted as a war criminal. Turner noted no charges but ordered armed guard. Meisinger claimed to be a German civil police officer before the war.
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Marlin Spencer
Yokohama
Chapman Turner
Tokyo
Josef Meisinger
Eight Army
Europe
Turner
Kansas City Star
Eighth Army
Meis
Hackone
Meisinger
Warsaw
Poland
Shanghai
Water Low In West But High In East
Seasonal streamflow in the west is abnormally low while eastern rivers run high with August floods. The French Broad at Asheville remains below its 49 year average for the 16th straight month as western reservoirs deplete and eastern groundsoaks prevent autumn low water. Salt is noted as a key ingredient in several industrial products.
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Raleigh
W. H. Riley
Department of Conservation and Development
U. S. Geologic Survey
Asheville
Nazi Leaders Squeal as War Trial Interrogations Intensify
At Nuernberg, US interrogators report Nazis in custody are snitching on each other to gain favorable treatment. Col. John H Amen Jr with 65-man staff questions prisoners and witnesses as psychiatrists and medical staff rush in from Paris. An attacker among defendants prompted a guard injury, amid further disturbances.
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Muernberg
United States
John H. Amen
Nuernberg
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Paris
Italy
Kurt Wolff
Gaffney Employees to Receive NWLB Pay Rise
Gaffney Manufacturing Co employees under Army control since May 28 will get a retroactive pay raise from NWLB ordered August 23. Capt Halbert M Jones said the increase is due and will be paid as soon as computations and checks are completed. A woman prisoner reportedly displayed fractious temperament during the process.
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Gaffney
S. C
Gaffney Manufacturing Co
National War Labor Relations Board
Army
Halbert M. Jones
War Department
NWLB
Labor Board
Japanese Navy Says Pearl Harbor Attack Was Too Successful
Tokyo reports Secretary of the Naval Ministry Captain Ryonosuke Imamura and Rear Admiral Toshitane Takata describe Pearl Harbor as an overly successful strike. They say Japan lacked a prompt plan for invasion, notes on carrier and fleet losses, and argue Midway shifted the war turning point.
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Duane Hennessy
Tokyyo
Pearl Harbor
Naval Ministry
Ryonosuke Imamura
Hawaii
Toshitane Takata
Third Fleet
Midway
Imamura
Takata
Japan
Aleutians
United States
Hhan
Ft. Stevens
Santa Barbara
Gallorette Aims to Break $100,000 Mark at Aqueduct
Gallorette the three year old filly seeks her first $100,000 payday by winning the nine furlong discovery handicap at Aqueduct after recent Garden State setback. She has earned $99,250 to date and competes today.
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New York
William L. Brann
Garden State
Aqueduct
Cunningham Freed From Life Sentence After Wake Island Rescue
Commander Winfield Scott Cunningham, former Wake Island commander, freed from a life sentence for two escapes from Japanese imprisonment. He and others escaped Shanghai jail in 1942 and 1944 before Cunningham was recaptured and sentenced to life. He believed Major James F Devereaux remained imprisoned on a Japanese island.
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Washing'on
Japan
Wake Island
Winfield Scott Cunningham
Jie
Wake
Woosung
Shanghai
Hie
Cunningham
James F Devereaux
Devereaux
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Byrnes
Donald S. Russell
Spartanburg
Truman
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