Rankin backs postponing UNC four year medical school debate
Dr Rankin argues the NC medical committee should first expand hospital and medical care facilities rather than push immediate creation of a new four year medical school. He favors Greensboro with Cone Memorial Hospital cooperation, stressing cost and lay opinion, and warns delay weakens UNC chances against Duke and Wake Forest.
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Watson S. Rankin
Duke Foundation
James S. Clark
North Carolina Medical Care Commission
University of North Carolina
Rankin
North Carolina
Duke Medical School
Durham
Wake Forest
Bowman Moray Medical School
Winston-Salem
University Medical School
National Committee
Chapel Hill
Innee
Charlotte
Raleigh
Rhets
Greensboro
Moses H. Cone
Chapel
Frank Graham
Duke
Carolina
State University
Cone Hospital
YDC Convention in Asheville May Shape North Carolina Politics
The state Young Democratic Clubs meet in Asheville October 11 and 12 to determine the group’s future influence. Observers weigh potential friction with the G I Democrats and the impact on youth turnout, with attendance signaling revival or decline in YDC prestige.
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YDC
Democratic Clubs
North Carolina
Asheville
G. I. Dems
Old- Sters
G. I. Democrats
Henrietta Price Gillespie
The
Medical Care Commission
Commission
J. H. Clark
General Assembly
Highway Officials Debate Tourist Signage and Douglass Siding
Lynn Nisbet and A J Blythe report four signatories to a minority report to be filed with the governor alongside a public majority. A Bridger urged tourist ease but cautioned about road users, while Ben Douglass requested a named station near Charlotte called Douglass Siding with potential neon signage if authorized.
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W. S. Rankin
A. J. Blythe
Charlotte
G. Fred Hale
Raleigh
W. B. Rodman
Washington
A. Bridger
Far Petro
Ben Douglass
Douglass
Protests Against Secret Executions in War Crimes Case
The writer backs Hugh Baillie of United Press in opposing secret executions by any of the three powers. Secret action mirrors dictatorship, not democracy, and clashes with American principles. The piece hopes AP and INS join Baillie’s stance as debates unfold.
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Hugh Baillie
The
United Press
Baillie
United States
Stalin
America
Associated Press
International News Service
Navy to repay binoculars borrowed in wartime
The Navy completes returns of war borrowed binoculars amid losses and unaccounted sets. Vice Admiral Cochran says domestic glassmaking will endure for Europe while surplus glasses may be given to those who lost theirs. Some owners sent personal notes and certificates of appreciation accompany each item.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan Washington
Sam
Navy
Bureau of Ships
E. L. Cochrane
Europe
Net Gerseu
Naval Observatory
Washington
Truman
Josephus Daniels
the Navy
Daniels
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Jeremiah A. Denton
Houston
Tex
Germany
Japan
William F
Bull) Halsey
Admiral Cochrane
Senator O'Mahoney and the Great Teton Park Vision
A writer contrasts Wyoming Senator O'Mahoney with conservation work in Massachusetts and praises the Great Teton park. He notes Massachusetts neglects forest resources while the Jackson Hole area offers vast scenic appeal just south of Yellowstone inviting millions to enjoy woods and outdoor recreation.
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Senator O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Henry Wallace
Massachusetts
United States
Massachuetts
Great Teton Park
Jackson Hole
Teton Park
Yellowstone
Doorke y Jr and O Mahoney in Wyoming park fight summary
The piece recalls 1920s efforts to turn Teton land into a national park. John D Rockefeller Jr bought about 1.5 million dollars in private lands to gift to the government, while Wyoming Senator O Mahoney fought it via riders in appropriations. Harold Ickes designated 220000 acres as a national monument, a move upheld in court. The diary notes political conflict between conservation aims and local interests.
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Teton Mountain
John Doockefeller, Jr
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
Jackson Hole
National Park
Hole
Harold Ickes
Interior
Ickes
Louis Kronenberger
Knopf
Brooks Atkinson
Europe
Littee
John K. Hutchens
MGM
Mary Renault
Winchell in New York notes on Broadway mix of stars and scuttlebutt
The column surveys Broadway and Hollywood chatter with Al Jolson at Hotel Astor, Truman aide Vaughan, Gilda Gray and Walter Batchelor negotiating, Mary Martin New Haven premiere, Betty Garrett, Margaret O'Brien, Lenore Lemmon, and others in a rapid-fire round of gossip, reviews, and industry tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Jolson
Hotel Astor
Eve
Truman
Vaughan
Gilda Gray
Walter Batchelor
Mary Martin
New Haven
Betty
Garrett
Dorothy Lamour
Chicago
Equity
Margaret O'Brien
MGM
Burlesk Theatre
Mike Sachs
Jo Stafford
Lenore Lemmon
U. S
Quotations on Life Power and Politics from Many Thinkers
A collage of aphorisms and opinions from Goethe Penrose Anon Head Csida Baker Franklin Eisenhower and others. The remarks touch on ignorance vanity fame secrets public office and the balance of power and poverty with witty pithy endings.
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P. Baker
A. Franklin
Truman
Ike Eisenhower
R. McDowell
John S. Billingsley
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