Search for a man to lead Lost Colony renewal
The Roanoke Island Historical Association seeks a capable figure to assume the title of Mr. Lost Colony and run off stage operations for Paul Green’s symphonic drama. A special committee must find someone who can fund a sound business plan and reduce reliance on panhandling, aiming to elevate the project beyond a local scope and compete with Virginia’s Common Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Lost Colony
Roanone Island Historical Association
Paul Green
Old Tom
Walter Raleigh
America
Virginia Dare
WPA
North Carolina
Virma Dare
Franklin Roosevelt
Lost Colony
General Education Board
Williamsburg
Alumni Urge Outside Probe Before Action at High Point College
High Point College alumni press the board of trustees to defer action on the Humphreys-Harrison clash until the University senate or the General Board of Education of the Methodist church conducts a thorough, impartial investigation. They warn that without such inquiry the institution remains split and faculty and student testimony could be punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College Alumni Association
College Board of Trustees
Humphreys-Harrison
University Senate
General Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
N. M. Harrison
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Alumni Association
Senate
John Gross
Methodist
Th College
Inflation Causes and Farmer Share in Postwar Costs
Analysis argues headlines miss the core cause of rising living costs. Bureau of Labor Statistics data show food prices to farmers far exceed prewar levels while basic commodities rise. The author notes farmers now receive a larger share of the consumer dollar, urging debate on deflating demand and how to balance inflation with farmer welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Poland
Department of Agriculture
S.B.H
Naive questions spark column on High Point college
A reader letter and reminiscence explore naivete and perception in the High Point college scene. The piece reflects on criticism, personal hearing limits, and silent inquiry, with anecdotes about a Japanese friend and shared life in faith.
How John L Sullivan Became Secretary of the Navy
In a candid interview, John L Sullivan recalls his unlikely path to the Navy post from a World War I bluejacket and a wartime war aims school. He describes his encounters with Admiral Sims, a prank involving a pic ture, and a broader look at the new national security leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Washington
John L. Sullivan
John L
Yale
Wilson
Jimmy Legs
William Sowden Sims
Navy
Admiral Sims
Billy
Christopher Columbus Baldwin
Christopher Columbus
Uncle Billy
James V. Forrestal
Defense
Kenneth C. Royall
Air Force
Boston Strong
Mr. Sullivan
Dartmouth
Lou
Sullivan
Fort William and Mary
Lawrence Harrington
New England
Priscilla Manning
Manchester
Priscilla
Department of the Air Force
Army
Robert Smith
Bill Mauldin
The
Legion
Frances Lockridge
Hummerts
Bob Casey
Bobbs-Merrill
Burton Rascoe
Rascoe
Edwin Gilbert
Coupleday
Hollywood
Ralph Ingersolls
Jeb Stuart
Jean Sullivan
Errol Flynn
Muntz
Bevin
Vishinsky
Stinsky
Soviet News Agency
Tass
ABC Newsroom
Winchell
John G. Winant
U. S
England
Harvard
LaGuardia
Broadway Rumors and Film Notes From New York
Marion Bell and Alan Jay Lerner secure a merger license in Newark. Sordis and Freres Shubert plans loom for a new Follies. Richard Maney foresees Command Decision in October. Reviews praise Maureen O Hara in The Foxes of Harrow and Greer Garson in Desire Me. Radio and political chatter include WOR’s broadcast and LaGuardia critiques. John L Sullivan recounts his namesake legacy and family ties. A naval union discussion outlines air force and new department roles.
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Marion Bell
Alan Jay Lerner
Newark
George Jean Nathan
Goo Cavanaugh
Paris
52Nd Street
Sordi
Freres Shubert
Richard Maney
Boswell
Fulton Theatre
Harrow
Zanuckville
Maureen O'Hara
Lizatd Scott
Greer Garson
Cavalcade Tonight Portrays Babe Ruth and Uproar in Press Box
NBC's Cavalcade features Brian Donlevy as Babe Ruth in a show airing tomorrow. The column notes an NBC fundraiser run by Information Please with escalating prizes, and critiques heckling in politics versus baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisy
Brian Donlevy
Babe Ruth
NBC
Runyon Fund
Horizonta Housing Expediter Pictorial Note
A compact puzzle fragment lists clues and answers across themes including geography housing terms and names. The items reference a mix of definitions such as death notices echoes of flight terms and various wordplay hints. The piece reads like a crossword style grid with numbered entries and short prompts.
Puzzle style clue list excerpt
A list of crossword style clues items with numbers and partial hints. Entries include phrases like Gaelic, Swiss river ab, June bug, type of steamer, self, ear comb form, and exclamation.
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Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet
Bradford Fearing
General Assembly
Capus Waynick
High Point Enterprise
State Highway Commission
Ay Kyser
I. G. Greer
Baptist Orphanage
N. C. Good Health Association
John Harden
Cherry
J. M. Broughton
Historical Association
Hiden Ramsey
Asheville
Spender Love
Greensboro
Charles A. Cannon
Concord
Thomas Darst
Wilmington
Manhattan
Wicare
Ane
W. A
High Point
Alumnus
Pearl Harbor
Calvary
Bryant
George Dixon
Arristocrats
Gabe Heatter
Gabe
Paul Denis
WOR
New York
Times
Taft
Free Lands
Hitler
Seig
Sentinels
Natal
FDR
Casablanca
Michael F. Reilly
V. Garry
L. Martin
Mary Wilfred
Enid Bagnold
A. Maurois
Elaine Rost
I. Eliason
Horizonta
Taore
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