L'uplift [numero] . t CaudleHenry EnnisAubrey FargisWilliam HardingRobert HolbertLawrence HordEdward KinionWilliam E. LanfordRoy MumfordJohn MaplesRobert MooseJoseph McKinneyRobert TravisAlvis WatkinsTheodore giovani COTTAGE N° 15 (nessun onore rotolo) indiano COTTAGE Jack BrooksFrank BatemanRaymond ChavisErnest JacobsLeroy LowryJames LochlearLester LochlearHerbert LochlearEugene Watt infermeria Henry ButlerRobert Padgett è infatti una fallacia, basato su alcuna logica, per qualsiasi Americansto suggeriscono che la regola della forza può sconfiggere la libertà umana inall in altre parti del mondo e far sopravvivere in th

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The uplift [serial] . t CaudleHenry EnnisAubrey FargisWilliam HardingRobert HolbertLawrence HordEdward KinionWilliam E. LanfordRoy MumfordJohn MaplesRobert MooseJoseph McKinneyRobert TravisAlvis WatkinsTheodore Young COTTAGE NO. 15 (No Honor Roll) INDIAN COTTAGE Jack BatemanRaymond BrooksFrank ChavisErnest JacobsLeroy LowryJames LochlearLester LochlearHerbert LochlearEugene Watts INFIRMARY Henry ButlerRobert Padgett It is indeed a fallacy, based on no logic, for any Americansto suggest that the rule of force can defeat human freedom inall other parts of the world, and allow it to survive in the UnitedStates alone. But it has been that childlike fantasy itself—that misdirected faith—which has led nation after nation to goabout their peaceful tasks relying on the thought, even thepromise, that they and their lives and their government wouldbe allowed to live when the Juggernaut of force came theirway.—Franklin D. Roosevelt. A DEC I jJSA w^OUNA ROC M UFL1FT VOL. XXX CONCORD, N. C, OCTOBER 3. 1942 No. 40. HON. J. MELVILLE BROUGHTONGovernor of North Carolina This photograph was taken when the Governor visited theJackson Training School, September 18, 1942. PUBLISHED BY THE PRINTING CLASS OF THE STONEWALL JACKSON MANUAL TRAINING AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL CONTENTS EDITORIAL COMMENT WITH THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES CHURCH OF THE PENITENTTHIEF By William F. McDermont IMPORTANT DATES IN OCTOBER (Selected) DIXIE HAS STIRRED HEARTS OF SOUTH DURING 83 YEARS By Ashton Chapman SPICES RATIONED BUT FOOD IN CAROLINA STILL EXCELLENT By Elizabeth Tipton Derieux NOAH WEBSTERS OLDESTSPELLING BOOK CRISIS—DANGER ANDOPPORTUNITY INSTITUTION NOTES COTTAGE HONOR ROLL By Julia W. WolfeBy Dr. Hunter B. Blakely 3-78 1114 15 18 23 252730 The Uplift A WEEKLY JOURNAL Published By The authority of the Stonewall Jackson Manual Training and Industrial School. Type-setting by the Boys Printing Class. Subscription: Two Dollars the Year, in Advance. Entered as second-class matter December 4, 1920,

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