Movements Hint At Possible German East Offensive
The piece notes Allied troop shifts and German strategy in the east. It cites Sue Reynaud’s testimony on extending forces, possible diversionary actions, and a looming threat to the Balkans with Russian involvement. Italian posture, Turkish alignment, and a potential Norwegian strike are weighed as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romania
Balkans
Germany
Italy
Amany
Rumania
Turkey
Norway
Invention Flourishes Best Under Free Enterprise
J How ard Pew president of Sun Oil argues against planned economies citing historic examples in a National Manufacturers Association event in Winston Salem. He says free enterprise sparks invention and social progress while planning boards would have stifled Ford and other breakthroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Manufacturers’ Association
Winston- Salem
J. Howard Pew
Sun Oil Company
North Carolina housing law upheld by Supreme Court ruling
The North Carolina low cost housing and slum clearance act was upheld by the State Supreme Court. Justice Seawell wrote the opinion noting the act does not violate the Constitution, and the ruling allows a case from the Kin m Housing Authority to proceed to the Le ncior County Superior Court for dismissal.
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North Carolina
State Supreme Court
Jus Seawell
Ws and Observer
Edge R. Hunt Parker
Bers
Clinton
Lecior Court
Lenoir County
Wal
F F. Seawell
Court Attitudes Toward Economic Experiments and War Policy
Seawell rejects claims that a municipality cannot acquire property for public use because of tax status. The opinion links crime reduction and social conditions to legislative authority, noting delegation for facts. It reviews war prep, stating Hitler faced a choice to demobilize or pursue expansion, arguing war was planned and necessary from a German view.
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Seawell
North Carolina Court
Supreme Court
Hitler
The Promoters of War and Peace
Neville Henderson, in a Berlin stay recounting his failed effort to avert conflict, portrays Von Ribbentrop as a main war maker of the Third Reich. He says Ribbentrop urges war while Goering favors delaying showdown and seeks peace up to a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Henderson
England
Berlin
von Ribbentrop
Third Reich
Champaigner
Hitler
Henderson
Goering
Texas college offers $252 year path to a diploma
Dale Carnegie promotes the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas at College Station as a cooperative, affordable path for boys. With a $252 total annual cost, students grow food, work if needed, dress alike, and gain self confidence and determination alongside trades and sciences.
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United States
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
College Station
Texas
Brazos River
Houston
Dan Russell
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Letter from a Taxpayer Defends Housing Stance in The Enterprise
A resident writes from High Point to defend support for a proposed low cost housing project. He challenges a prior unsigned critique by an anonymous taxpayer and requests space to present his own view in the letter column.
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Flint St
High Point
N. C
The
Enterprise
Roosevelt backs trade treaty extension in Senate vote
The trade agreement act extension, a Hull Hull victory for Roosevelt, grants the President power to adjust tariffs up to fifty percent for three more years. The speaker notes Roosevelt may not want a longer term than his tenure and hints Secretary Hull could succeed him.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Hull
Doc
Constable
Faces and figures on town stage and society
Flora Robson speaks of frightful opening night in Ladies in Retirement. Others referenced include Doc Dafoe sketching on a Mayan Restaurant menu, Josephine Johnson Brenda Frazier I Joyce at Cafe Louis, Chas Taylor signing at Cotton Club autographs, Colonel Stoopnagle in radio, Gov Murphy of New Hampshire with locals at Biltmore, Jack Haley in Higher and Higher, Shir ley Ross, Vera Zorina, Wynne, Lana Turner labeled as America's Sweater Heart.
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Flora Robson
Fis
Doc Dafoe
Josephine Johnson
Brenda Frazier I
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Cafe Louis Xic
F. Chas Taylor
The
Cotton Club Autografters
Colonel Stoopnagle
Gov. Murphy
New Hampshire
Biltmore
Jack Ha-Haley
Lou Holtz
Shirley Ross
New York
Vera Zorina
Ed Wynn
Lana Turner
America
Sallies In Our Alley and Other Silly Bits From The Times
A collage of quirky notes lists stage names like Tobacco Road cast members and Sleepy Hall singers, with gibes at Grover Whalen and Artie Shaw. Brief vignettes recount odds and ends from Central Park to Harlem venues, plus a gambler in a Japanese tale who wires winnings to Tokio.
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Tobacco Road
Charles Walters
Eddie Garr
Central Park
Tra
Grover Whalen
Gardenia
Scott Morrow
Sleepy Hall
Biltmore Hotel
Dwight Morrow
Anne Lindbergh
Rockefellers
Holland House Taverne
Rockefeller Center
Artie Shaw
Savoy Ballroom
Harlem
Ben Bernie
New Yorchids and Jazz Gossip in 1940s Broadway Notes
A collage of show business items and musical names. Mentions Al Donahue Mitchell Ayres Ella Fitzgerald and their recordings. References Ralph Whitehead picketing at a Circus and Liz Whitneys crush on a newspaperman. Folies Bergere dancers sail back aboard the Britannic amid sub fears.
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Broadway
Ralph Whitehead
Red Nichols
Joe Louises
Mayo Brothers’ Clinic
Marlynn
Michael
Rainbow Grill
Liz Whitney
Leonard Sillman
New Faces
Times Square Teletype on Coast Program and Census Census
M Hellingers short stories from the coast are praised as corkers. Eliason claims Yarrop makes census taking easy by listening to shots and counting. The Republican Trib copy boy is Roosevelt. Arch is Teddy’s first tag kin. Backstage brawls in Streets of Paris are notorious. Santa Barbara Biltmore reopens May 1 under new management. A P M resignation sparks Time rumor.
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Times Square
M. Hellinger
Eliason
Yarrop
Roosevelt
Arch
Teddy
Paris
Santa Barbara
Cal
Biltmore
Time
Briefs Reflect Postwar Economic and Civic Views
A series of quotes highlights American resilience, government restraint, and civil liberties. Willkie warns against delaying jobs. Kettering touts innovation. Nye defends U.S. influence. Baldwin safeguards members from contempt. Dykstra calls for continuous effort to preserve freedoms amid budget cuts.
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Roger Baldwin
Civil Liberties Union
Roosevelt wears kimono at breakfast in Tokyo report
Nipponese papers glow over Mrs. Roosevelt buying a Japanese kimono. Enthusiasm fades as details reveal she wears it to breakfast with dishes of china.
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Roosevelt
China
Witty Barroom Quips Echo Through City Nights
A fragmentary late night page captures snappy lines from venues across town. Canvassing remarks feature barroom banter about love, liberty, fame, and census nerves. A final fragment hints at a woman speaking aloud at a corner gathering.
Greenwich Village hangout for poets artists and more
The text outlines Manhattan murals and venues in Greenwich Village like Julian's Pool Room on 14th Street as a new gathering spot for poets artists sculptors and others especially on Friday evenings. It notes March of Time highlights The Stork Club and Fiesta Danceteria as featured locations.
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Manhattan
Greenwich Village
Julian
14Th St
March of Time
Stork Club
Empire Trust
47Th Street
Barbizon Model Studio
Broadway Confucius Say Dreamy Eyes Mystery
Humor note on gaze and mystery ranges through a brief witty line. It comments that dreamy eyes obscure the true identity or thoughts of the person being imagined. The quip plays on uncertainty and playful introspection.
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Broadway
Confucius
New Deal Labor Open Question Hinges on Private Talks
Bruce Catton reports Washington observers see a possible shift in the New Deal stance toward organized labor. The AFL could align with the administration, while the CIO loses influence if private conversations lead to a muzzle of Arnold and his anti trust campaign against unions and leaders.
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NEW Deal
A.F.L
Washington
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Thurman
Bruce Catton Arnold
A. F. Of.l
Arnold
A. F. of L
Labor Board amendments split AFL CIO over reforms
Congresswoman Norton backs a five member board and craft union guidelines to please the AFL while the CIO denounces the plan as attacking industrial unions. The administration seeks a clean sweep of Labor Board leaders amid investigations into possible violations of laws restricting government influence on legislation.
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Labor Board
Mary Norton
A. F. of L
Green
Norton
Howard Smith
Jackson
Smith
NLRB
G-men
Taft camp sticks to delegate edge claim under convention rules
Taft supporters insist the senator leads in delegates despite Dewey gains after Wisconsin primary. They note 1936Borah won five states and Landon two yet Landon arrived with nearly all delegates at the convention, while Borah had little beyond Wisconsin.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Pew
Henry Ford
United States Patent Office
Dewey
Wisconsin
Taft
Borah
Landon
Milwaukee Wins Young Mayor Zeidler Beats Hoan in City Race
Milwaukee voters elected Carl Zeidler a young attorney to succeed long time Mayor Daniel Hoan. The veteran administration was praised for progress in streets schools harbor police and fire services. Zeidler faces high expectations after a campaign appealing to youth and music.
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Milwaukee
Sherburne Becker
Victor Burger
Becker
Socialist Party
Daniel W. Hoan
Carl Zeidler
Hoan
Texas
Zeidler
Wisconsin
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Gh Point
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National Adv
Joan Budd CO
Lexington Ave
New York City
Mark
Sue Reynaud
Chamber of Deputies
Via
Dale Carnegie
Ike Washburn
Scandinavia
Walter Winchell
Delly v
Western Union
Tokio
Wendell Willkie
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors
Nye
N. Dakota
President Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Congress
Bertolotti
Leone's
la Martinique
Coq Rouge
el Morocco
el Morocco: “Jolson's Gonna Open A Joint and Call It ‘el Jolson
45Th and
6Th Avenue Corner
Winchell
Bruce Catton
Spartanburg
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