Opposition to six to three voting at San Francisco conference
A writer argues against the 6-3-3 voting ratio for Great Britain United States and Soviet Russia at the San Francisco conference. They claim the United States and Russia should not share power with Britain and call the proposed special concessions morally and practically flawed.
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States
Russia
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Mr. Agreed
United
Canada
Australia
New Zea
India
South Africa
British Empire
United States
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Testament of Immortality Christ Risen and First Fruits
The article discusses three approaches to immortality: scientific philosophical and religious. It cites Paul the Apostle in First Corinthians 15 to show Christ’s resurrection as the cornerstone: Christ died for sins was buried and rose the third day. It notes appearances to Cephas and over 500, James and apostles, and Saul of Tarsus, concluding because He lives we shall live also.
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Socrates
Plato
Iere
Saint Paul
Saul
Paul
Tarsus
Jesus Christ
Corinthians
Christ
Jesus
Horace Greeley
Tribune
Greeley
Visitor Impressed by War Loan Board Error
Local resident K. T. Wilson laments a faulty display outside the railroad station that misstates High Point’s status on the sixth war loan drive. He urges completing or removing the chart to avoid misinforming visiting service members.
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High Point
K. T. Wilson
Easter sacraments and gardens theme highlighted in local voices
County Farm Agent J I Wagoner urges victory gardens as essential supplements to diets in coming months. Advertent comments touch Easter meaning, flower deliveries, social security education, and hopes for professional baseball in High Point and Greensboro as local civic efforts and youth sports leagues expand.
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J. I. Wagoner
Red Shield
Bill Williams
M. D. Bonner
High Point
Greensboro
Wartime Leaders Target Payroll Savings in Texas Drive
In Beaumont and across 100 similar meetings top managers from 2,100 large firms discuss the Seventh War Loan Drive. Gamble and Coyne lead payroll savings emphasis, stressing centralized war finance and large employee participation.
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Washington
Beaumont
Texas
War Finance director lauds bond sales unity and thrift
Jack Stinnett recalls Gam ble’s War Finance division as the right hand man to promote bonds. He says the sale sold unity and faith, thrift to citizens, and a contract with a warranty that God and Country are real. Audience moved as they returned to plants.
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Gamble
Those Articulate Liberals and Union Sales Tax Debate
The piece argues liberals oppose sales tax as tax relief but ignore labor union taxes. It cites Caesar Petrillo’s private sales tax approved June 15, 1944, and notes unions like John L. Lewis and telephone workers seek similar funds. The writer predicts more unions will implement private sales taxes.
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Caesar Petrillo
Petrillo
War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
Telephone Workers Welfare Fund
Treasury of
United States
United Mine Workers
David Dubinsky
Private sales tax by unions sparks constitutional clash
By George Sokolsky argues the private sales tax system used by unions like Petrillo and supported by the War Labor Board undermines government taxation. He warns it circumvents Wagner Act protections, fuels private gain for unions, and could divert billions from tax revenue across industries.
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Petrillo
War Labor Board
Anr
WLB
Columbia Recording 5 Compeary
R. C. A.-Victor
Radio Corporation of America
Eisenhower and wartime bravado in a New York back page
Notes of a New York newsboy recount Gen. Eisenhower’s angry warnings against subversive groups and Nazi threats. The column lampoons public figures and editors, recalls Pulitzer and Greeley anecdotes, and notes Burma battles drawing little notice as rumors of European victory swirl.
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New York
Axis
Eisenhower
Ike
Walter
Silence and satire in wartime Times column and fiction trends
A reflective column notes Ham Fish’s silence and Hambo’s pursuit of oblivion, reports on a New Jersey Bund camp converted to a boys’ vacation site, and praises the legit stage while lamenting scarce serious plays. It critiques U S foreign policy talk, compares fiction hits, and quotes a gossip quip about gossip.
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Wendell Berge
Red Cross
Mark Twain
Ham Fish
Hambo
New Jersey
U. S
America
Adana
A. J. Cronin
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Joseph Conrad
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
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Cephas
Simon Peter
James
Joyce Benoit
Buddy Nance
R. B. Blair
Farmers’ Family Center
F. 4. Sizemore
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Ve Gamble
Bob Coyne
Ralph Engelsman
Payroll Savings
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Treasury
Jack Stinnett
George Sokolsky
Winchell
Gen. Eisenhower
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Kan
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Will Rogers
Allen
Joseph Pulitzer
St. Louis
John Drinkwater
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