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C. E. (Charles Eugene) McIntosh

1881–1972 · Dates from the Library of Congress · Library of Congress authority record ↗

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by August 30, 1935 The University gives federal student-aid jobs to 332 of 1,200 applicants Of about 1,200 students who applied for federal-aid work, the University chose 332, among them 103 newcomers and 25 young people from Chapel Hill; student waiters at Swain Hall were moved to federal-aid jobs while the eating hall closed for repairs. The aid came through the new National Youth Administration, which let colleges help up to 12 per cent of their 1934 enrollment. People: C. E. (Charles Eugene) McIntosh Place: University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill · Also mentions: Swain HallSearch the index · The Chapel Hill Weekly, August 30, 1935, p. 5

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The "Glen Lennox" echo

McIntosh, C. E. (Charles Eugene), 1881-1972 · 1978 · C.E. McIntosh

A neighborhood newsletter written by C. E. McIntosh for Glen Lennox, a residential development in Chapel Hill, reporting on the people who lived there and on the doings of its author. Each issue lists the businesses at the Glen Lennox Shopping Center. Recorded at 1978 and issued in volumes of 22 cm.

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