State bill for treatment of alcoholics aims for Camp Butner site
Representative Clifton Blue seeks a state institution for alcoholics at Camp Butner to be financed with state and county funds. The measure, likely amended on financing, is praised as a needed first step to treat alcoholism rather than prison. Support comes from Alcoholics Anonymous, judges, and many lawmakers seeking active government action.
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Clifton Blue
Camp Butner
House
Blue
John Umstead
North Carolina
Guilford County
High Point
Alcoholics Anonymous
Kingdom of God on earth in Jesus ministry tale
The article traces Jesus teaching the disciples about the Kingdom of God during the Peraean ministry. It covers Peter’s confession, the Transfiguration, journey toward Jerusalem, reactions of James and John, parables of loss and recovery, and the hidden yet present reign of God as taught by Moffatt's interpretation of Luke 17 20 21.
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Upper Galilee
Caesarea Philippi
Jesus
Moses
Elijah
John the Baptist
Peter
Christ
God
James
John
Jerusalem
Simon Barjona
Satan
Jordan
Peraea
Jabbok
Gilead
Decapolis
West Bank
Samaria
Emmanuel
Jericho
Bethany
Lazarus
Ephraim
Judea
Moffatt
W.A.B
Mr. Berkner Chosen to Lead Foreign Military Aid Under NATO
Lloyd V. Berkner, 43, named by Secretary Acheson to head the new foreign military assistance program under the North Atlantic Pact. A career of pioneering work in radio, aviation, and upper atmosphere research, he has held roles from naval reserve pilot to head of the Carnegie Institution’s terrestrial magnetism department and key positions in defense research.
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Washington
NEA
Lloyd V. Berkner
Twentieth Century
Dean Acheson
Berkner
Defense
James V. Forrestal
Armed Forces’ Joint Research and Development Board
Major Hoople
Captain Easy
Milwaukee
Sleepy Eye
Minn
RCA Institute
New York
South American
University of Minnesota
Reserve Officers Training Corps
University Regiment
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Amelia Earhart
Admiral Byrd
National Bureau of Standards
Great Ross Ice Shelf
Panama
Navy Torpedo
Fiji
New Zealand
Bureau of Standards
Carnegie Institution
George Washington I
Naval Reserve
Scotland
England
Germany
Australia
Fairbanks
Alaska
Bureau of Naval Aeronautics
BUAER
Enterprise
Okinawa
Navy
Vannevar Bush
Joint Research and Development Board
Captain Berkner
Surfside Politics in Paradise Draws for California Senate Seat
In Waikiki the narrator reports a political scene on Coconut Island where Ray Darby of the Los Angeles board of supervisors announces a bid against Downey for the California Senate. AFL leader John Shelley says labor will scrutinize both Downey and Darby, while Helen Gahagan Douglas also plans a run. The exclusive resort is tied to Edwin W. Pauley and others, amid jokes about Ickes and local political rivalries.
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Waikiki
Hawaii
United States Senate
Pacific
Downey
Morton
Morton Downey
Politico
Sheridan
California
Merman
Ray Darby
Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Darby
Public Service
Labor
AFL
John Shelley
California State Federation of Labor
Shelley
Senate
Senator Downey
Congress
I.T
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Hollywood
Coconut Island
Edwin W. Pauley
Mr. Pauley
Poncet Davis
Akron
Samuel Mosher
Los Angeles
Allen Chase
Pasadena
Harold McBurp
Franco and Axis Ties Highlight Spain’s Nazi Role
The piece accuses Franco of aiding the Axis from Spain, citing letters to Hitler and Spanish ports used by Nazi subs. It argues pro Franco sentiment misleads Americans and frames Spain as a hub of espionage, propaganda, and collaboration, urging caution amid calls for solidarity with the regime.
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Franco
Hitler
Jekyll-Hyde
U. S
Fueher
Germany
Spain
Hell
Axis
Mussolini
Rome-Berlin
Dep't
Franco and Axis Ties Exposed in Anti Franco Rhetoric
The piece denounces Franco's regime and its Nazi ties, accusing Spanish fascists of looting church treasures for gifts to Franco and of ambitions to expand in Latin America. It warns against arming Franco and calls for public opinion to oppose his dictatorship and its anti democratic aims.
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Latin America
Franco
Peron
Los Angeles Boards Policy Urges Moral Faith in Education
A Los Angeles school policy declares education should include moral and spiritual concepts and faith in God. It cites Marxism and Hitlerism as harmful and urges democratic nations to teach a common moral framework across curricula. It highlights courses on spiritual values from kindergarten to high school and cites the separation of church and state.
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Los Angeles
Board of Education
Los Angeles Board of Education
Moscow
United States
United States Supreme Court
McCollum
Ilinois
Karl Marx
Lenin
Lysenko
Stalin
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George Sokolsky
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