Reverend Paul Hardin Jr Speaks At ECTC
Greenville April 2 Reverend Paul Hardin Jr of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church High Point spoke at East Carolina Teachers College during religious emphasis week from March 31 to April 2. Campus YWCA YMCA planned sessions and he addressed students at a morning assembly.
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Portrait of a Russian shows Stalin through American eyes
Interviewed by Americans, Joseph Stalin is described as sharp and witty with a vast knowledge of U S production figures. He jokes about uniting Republicans and Democrats. Officials note his tall tales of age and exile, with Svetlana highlighted as his public-facing child.
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Pravda Article Sparks Stalin Wendell Willkie Remark
A brief note recalls Stalin’s quip about Pravda coverage of Wendell Willkie. He said Willkie is a fine man but likely upset by the paper’s silly article. The remark illustrates Cold War era media tensions between U.S. figures and Soviet outlets.
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Stalin Learns English Then Drops It Over Old Age
Several years ago Stalin began to learn English but soon abandoned the effort declaring he was too old. He added that he could understand Mickey Mouse movies without English.
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Stalin and the press and their iron hand in Moscow
The text recalls Stalin's wartime openness to AP and UP reporters and his iron control of the Russian press. It notes his rare courtesy to an American journalist, his strategic prowess, bold predictions, and blunt encounters with Polish and Finnish officials, ending with a quip about Molotov and himself singing in Helsinki.
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Stalin’s Demand for a Second Front Becomes Fact Driven
The remarks depict Stalin dismissing defeatist talk that Allies would avoid a second front. He asserts the logic of facts over ideologies, declaring there will be a second front because it is needed by the Allies as well as the Soviet Union.
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Stalin
Russia trade urged to lift American mood
The text argues that engaging with Russia would improve the American mood and describes the Savoys as potential overseas customers. It attributes a quote to Stalin noting the vast size of the USSR and its great needs and modest developments, implying future shortages.
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Savoys
Stalin
United States
Stalin Reopens Play After Critics Scorn Five Years Running
Stalin overruled theater critics to revive a play after Moscow reviewers panned it. The producer was called and the opus was re presented, and it has continued to run for five years in Savvyland, where critics do not have the last word.
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Southern Places Orders For Diesel Locomotives
Frank Sizemore urged builders and contractors to attend a Thursday night meeting at the county building to address the local housing shortage. A housing committee will gather names and addresses to estimate needed new residences and to secure building materials. Southern Railway president Ernest E. Norris reported six-year capital improvements from 1940 to 1945 totaling over 62 million, with orders for 6 passenger diesels and 16 freight diesels among other equipment.
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Southerner
Creasy Awarded 12000 in Guilford Court Trial
A Guilford Superior Court jury ruled for L. H. Creasy against G. and M. Motor Transfer, awarding 12000 for injuries from a July Virginia crash involving a G and M truck allegedly hitting Creasy's Colonial Motor Lines vehicle. Creasy claimed serious and permanent back injuries requiring a brace. the defense said Colonial truck was parked at impact.
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G. and M. Motor Transfer
Creasy
Virginia
Colonial Motor Lines
John Earl Lee, Jr
Carolina Upholstery Company, Inc
Prieve granted in Raleigh rape case for Geney Herring
Ge ney Herring a 26 year old Negro from Waste county was convicted of rape and given a temporary reprieve until May 24 allowing time for study of additional evidence in the case. Governor Cherry ordered the delay.
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Geney Herring
Waste County
State Prison
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