Cost Of Living Debate And North Carolina Sportsman Note
The article criticizes government cost of living claims as exaggerated and urges accurate reporting. It highlights potential postwar sport and fishing opportunities, mentions Bill of Southport, and notes North Carolina coastal waters offer big game fishing prospects. It also includes light items about birds, a titled potentate, and the olive tree's origin in the Balkans.
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Congress
Bill
Southport
North Carolina
Bill Keziah
Women urged to back qualified candidate for Eastern Teachers College head
A regional appeal urges women organizations to back a well qualified female successor to Dr. Leon Meadows at Eastern Teachers College. The push stresses active campaigning with governors and trustees, as mere resolutions won’t secure the presidency. avoid current ECTC factions and recruit a non affiliated candidate.
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American Association of Uni- Women
North Carolina Educational Associa
Woman's Clubs
Eastern Teachers College
Leon Meadows
ECTC
Wisconsin primary shows Willkie collapse amid strong Dewey support
The Wisconsin primary signals a setback for Wendell Willkie as the vote suggests limited backing for his forthright liberal platform. Dewey captures a majority of delegates, with Stassen’s result used to argue anti progressive currents, while MacArthur’s presence underscores factional tensions.
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Wisconsin
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Willkie
Mr. Willkie
Dewey
New York
Stassen
MacArthur
America
Community voices at work and school needs stirring city
Local officials discuss employment aid for discharged servicemen and floating workers. Citizens notice litter issues caused by downtown dumping. Churches and schools weigh in on life, worship, and the impact of early school start times on transportation and community spirit.
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Claude R. Sealey
T. ©. Kirkman
Public Works
Post Office
Treasury Department
Bricker campaign seen as GOP lasting political push
Washington observers say Bricker’s tour through Oklahoma Texas Alabama Florida aims to lay groundwork for anti New Deal sentiment in key states. They note the strategy may boost anti administration challengers in Senate and House races, shaping November outcomes.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Bricker
Chicago
Lister Hill
Senate
Claude Pepper
W. Lee
Pappy” O'Daniel
E. H. Moore
Administration
House
Winchell Defies Dies Subpoena in Free Speech Battle
The text outlines Walter Winchell’s tirade against Congressional pressure on the press and Dies Committee, asserting intent to test constitutional procedures. It references editorial reactions from Louisville Courier Journal and The Wisconsin State Journal, plus a Mooresville Tribune note and remarks from Rep. Clare Hoffman.
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Dies-Winchell
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Dies
Winchell
Cincinnati
United States
Hoffman
Washington
Mooresville
N. C
Tribune
Martin Dies
Texas
Walter Winchell
Wisconsin State Journal
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Congress
Rep. Hoffman
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Enterprize
Associated Press
AP Features Press
High Point
Nationa John Co
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Enterprise
Bern- Baruch
Toronto, Star
Wong
The
Balkans
Christian Science Monitor
Ralph Miller
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dallas
Tex
Atlanta
Methodist 1St Church
Sas
Vance McGhee
Mercury
Dick Patterson
Saint
P. S
Broadway
Supreme Court
Rankin
Southwest Pacific
Private
Breger Abroad
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