Southern congress urged to unite for regional progress
The Southern Association of Science and Industry at Asheville urged a South wide business and educational congress to coordinate efforts and raise the region's social economic and educational level. Thomas C. Boushall of Richmond proposed the idea to pool small efforts into a single powerful movement.
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Christ as Inspirational Power in Gospel Reflections
A study of how Jesus inspired writings without authoring books, noting Luke and John on the risen Christ, the impact of Jesus' teachings on poetry philosophy and history, and the idea that truth frees and transforms through divine inspiration. It cites Dr. E Stanley Jones on knowing truth and urges living echoes of Christ’s voice.
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High Point Faces Drunkenness, Meters Debate in City
City court handles more drunkenness cases as fines stay high and repeat offenders face sentences. Fisher criticizes ABC store pull, while Wickster notes parking meter controversy impacting voter opinion. The city presents an improving appearance, though debates linger.
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High Point Citizens Comment On City Projects And Local minister
Residents praise painting of traffic signals and white caps for police during summer while stressing the need for expanded state support for crippled children in public schools. Ralph Justice reports Addison Raws will speak at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church about his work with alcoholics at Keswick Colony of Mercy.
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Competent Generals Serve in Peace as in War
The article lauds civilian leaders with military experience, praising General Douglas MacArthur in Japan for benevolent rule and constructive rebuilding. It also commends General Marshall for statesmanlike conduct in Moscow, delivering national interest over domestic politics.
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Groves Earned Laurels for Manhattan Project, Sokolsky Says
By George Sokolsky lauds General Leslie R. Groves for directing the Manhattan project at Oak Ridge and turning it into a successful instrument. He contrasts civilian officials with military leaders, praising Groves for uniting scientists engineers and workers to deliver the bomb.
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W. Bedell Smith
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Oak Ridge
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GOP CAN LOSE THE SENATE
Early notes on the 1948 elections warn Republicans could lose Senate control even if a Republican is elected president. The piece details current party split, possible seat shifts, and regional patterns that could tilt the balance. It also covers war recovery proposals, military training debates, and a broad look at international education programs shaping postwar policy.
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Meet the Madam Kirsten Flagstad Defies Critics in U S Return
A controversial 1947 column accuses opera star Kirsten Flagstad of Nazi sympathy during her six years in the United States. It cites naval, diplomatic, and press attache statements alleging she aided Germany, left for Norway via Germany, and faced Norwegian and American inquiries about her loyalties.
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Kirsten Flagstad in Norway Faces Insider Outcry Over Actions
INS dispatches from September 1946 describe Kirsten Flagstad as isolated in Kristiansand, blamed by Norwegians for siding with Quisling and neglecting patriotic duties. Reports claim she traveled to Sweden and Switzerland during the Nazi invasion and faced calls for American citizenship. The Times 1945 note suggested Norwegians consider her dead.
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