Telegram Opinion on Dwindling Individualists in North Carolina
The piece recalls local character Tom Shellon, once notorious for stubborn independence during the 1930s. In a low mood era he attempted to withdraw $150 from a North Carolina bank to pay a hospital bill but was refused, leaving him empty handed as he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom) Shellon
North Carolina
Berry
Altshire
Nantucket University
Auumn
Slike
Roger Whipthorn
Bank Control Seizes Power in Modern Finance Saga
A self made financier, after fifteen years, gained control of a bank and announced himself as the new boss in 1347. He now holds large downtown Charlotte holdings and recently benefited as a merged bank offered him 80 percent of a multi million dollar cash deal though one lender initially refused him credit. The tone remains celebratory of such market moves.
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Charlotte
ABA Journal condemns New Left tyranny and defends counsel for all
An ABA Journal editorial denounces New Left tyranny and defends defending those in need. It cites lawyer Kunstler, stresses that a lawyer for hire serves the bad and the ugly, and urges competent counsel for any legitimate cause. The piece laments repressive reactions and argues for universal rights.
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American Bar Association Journal
New Left
Particwllrain
William Levallormey
Chicago
Kunstler
Kunsker
Amrng Nang
ABA Journal
Law not for all without legal defense says Lincoln Journal
The piece notes concerns by Nathan Pusey and Margaret Chase Smith about the New Left’s tyranny and calls for protecting constitutional rights. It argues most Americans oppose extremes and recalls McCarthy era battles as a warning to defend democracy and legal representation.
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American Bar Association
Nathan Pusey
Harvard University
Margaret Chase Staith
McCarthy
Lincoln Journal
Campus Mail and Letters from a Troubled Year
Fragmented letters discuss college admissions and faculty concerns. A Nantucket University mission director accepts a student while noting autumn opening doubts. Other notes show administrative pressure for tenure, student protests, and personal messages about relationships and debts.
The Telegram: Peace Begins With Me
The Telegram urges readers to seek personal freedom through self-control and moral guides. It contrasts freedom from government with indivdual responsibility, citing the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles.
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Your Freedom
THU Newens Ney
Himelf
Iy & Gill
Ralph Nader shifts blame from cars to drivers and drink
A columnist argues Ralph Nader now acknowledges human factors behind highway deaths. While praising the National Highway Safety Bureau, the piece notes recent safety statistics from the National Safety Council showing alcohol and defective tires or brakes account for about half of crashes, urging Nader to adjust priorities away from manufacturers toward responsible driving and drink.
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Ralph Neder
National Highway Safety Bureau
Nader
Ford
General Motors
National Safety Council of Chicago
Howard Pyle
Rounell
Ralph Nader
Detroit
Mr. Nader
Nader and Safety Groups Urge Personal Driving Responsibility
The article argues that while Nader headlines dominate, the National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving Course, taken by two million drivers, aims to make every licensed adult a graduate. It quotes Claude Browne and John K. Lawlor on driver errors and pedestrian fatalities, endorsing voluntary protective groups over government regulation as the effective watchdogs against road risk.
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Nader
National Safety Council
U.S. A
Seattle King County
Washington Safety Council
Claude Browne
John K. Lawlor
Jumbled Across and Down Wordplay Snapshots
A clipped word puzzle snippet blends across and down clues with mixed letters and stray terms. It hints at a magazine style puzzle page with obscure references to names, places, and terms across multiple numbered entries.
Columbus to Albion trip under Union Pacific plan
An invitation to Columbus businessmen to join a trek of Omaha's Tribe of Yessir to plain Wednesday was received by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce from Yessir Secretary dohnik. The special train from Omaha would leave Columbus at 1 30 p m and reach Elgin by 4 20 p m where chartered buses would take the group to the dinner and program.
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Columbus
Omaha
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Yessir
Dohnik
Union Pacific Railroad
Albion
Elgin
Alfred Hittner
Covntes
Lost Creek
Platte Center
Eric Johnson
Plate Center
Loal Creek
Shell Creek
Wester Platte
Pomeroy ad touts peacekeeping for events and protests
Wesley A. Pomeroy seeks consultants for violence-avoidance strategies targeting demonstrations and meetings. He cites past roles and events such as the Republican National Convention in 1968 and Woodstock, claiming experience in calming tensions in cities like Ft. Collins and Houston.
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NW York
Nea
Wesley A. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Peacekeeper Pomroy Advocates Nonviolent Crisis Tactics
Pomeroy, a former California state trooper turned peacekeeper, works in Washington under Ramsey Clark. He emphasizes dialogue with police, civic leaders, youth groups, and even rock venues to avoid violence while handling security, medical, and social needs. He lives in Palms Church, Virginia, with his wife and four daughters.
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Malfield
Pomeroy
California
San Males County
Calif
Washington
Ramsey Clark
San Francisco
Pomroy
Pals Church
Presidents buried in the Nation’s capital
Araany U. states that only Woodrow Wilson is buried in the National Cathedral in Washington D C, noting his interment in the capital’s sacred site and contrasting with other presidents buried elsewhere.
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Q— Araany
U. S
Woodrow Wilson
National Cathedral
Doctor's Mailbag chronic sore throat explored
Chronic sore throat may arise from allergy smoking or alcohol exposure tuberculosis leukemia or other causes. An exact diagnosis is essential for treatment. Smog and irritants can cause chronic laryngitis and throat discomfort.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D. Q
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on mail tricks and wedding jokes
A compact column jokes about applying junk mail tactics to mail delivery and laments on thefts. It notes a disgruntled bridegroom suggesting renaming the best man to the most fortunate and mulls over updated con game phrases such as fresh off the boat becoming het oh the truck.
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Yale
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Miss Collenberg
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Arnie
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Brad
I Arnie
Kred
Los Angeles Times Syndecale
Berry's
Buddy
Guru Is
John Chamberlain
News of
Yesteryear
Ameljasie
Galle
Gaby
Edge
Bern
Iris
Netherlands
Basurante
Pueelemeen
France
Svea C
Loomis
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Pawnee Park
Lagoon Island
Four River Bridge
Nebraska
Weather Bureau
Air
John Berger
Mary Lewis
Sam Mallood
Denver
Berger
Mabel Drawhbauga
Worer Martyn
Tuscan
Adz
Ralph Wiggins
Seattle
Grace Lewis Buller
Cushing
Myrtle Hoffman Campbell
Boulder
Colo
Emma Ragatz
Sam Rector
Albert Brugger
Robert Crawbaugh
Oscar Deland
Mr. Mahood
Sam Mahood
Kith Carson
Consumers
Public Power District
Bee
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Carlson
Jenny
Carson
New York City
Patricia Luschen
Norris Luschen
Wylene Williams
Linda Cole
Deane Erickson
Jeane Fleming
Lida Tilley
Sandra Ottsen
Cathy Richards
Jack Hoffman
Oat
Neater
Marcia Kuper
Ralph Brooks
Overnor
Latte County
Democratic Women’s Club
Elks Home
Cleo Robak
Carrol Krumland
Keurnland
Frank Fowler
Saley
North Opera House
High Schiool
Uncy
Board of Education
Opera House
Lee Mueller
Belhel
Gorden Club
Washington, D. C
Woodstock
Piacemen
Elso
Ft. Collins
Carbondale, Il
Houston
Tex
Washington, D.C
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Meniere
Phil Pastoret
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