Collected views urge honors for state and local legislators
A North Carolina letter argues Collier's idea of annual awards for outstanding lawmakers should be adopted locally. It urges recognizing the state senate and house members, county officials, and city councilors to restore dignity to the legislative branch and defend democracy against executive overreach.
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Collier’s
Congress
Selecn
Mazine
Pator Arthur H. Vandenburg
R. Vh
A. S. Mike Mroney
D. Okla
Y ‘S
Ee Collier
Legislative Branch
Carolina Press Association
Illier’s
United States
Sanity and Emotion in the Palm Sunday Moment
The passage contrasts the joyful shouting of the crowd with Pharisaic restraint, suggesting emotion fuels religion without losing lawfulness. It argues that zeal, not mere quiet piety, sustains faith, urging believers to cry out for peace and recognize Christ's regal yet humble entry.
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Christ
Holy Ty
Jesus
Israel
Master
Mount of Olives
David
Jerusalem
International Whirligig By John Fisher
Public opinion and the United Nations are cited as potential checks on secret deals and bullying tactics in international politics. The piece argues censorship hides the full truth, limits information flow, and misleads publics, while noting Soviet propaganda and restricted press freedom distort global understanding of events and nations.
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United Nations
United Nations World Forum
New York
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Moscow
United States
Iceland
Cuba
China
France
Greece
Yugoslavia
Germany
Moscow New Times
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Spain
America
Netherlands
Persia
Turkey
Pepper
Russia
Tito
Yugoslav National Assembly
Trieste
Italy
AMG
Rumania
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Britain
John Bull
Balkans
City Manager Pushes Industrial Zoning Adjacent to Railroad
Roy Braden urges rezoning areas along the railroad for industry to attract businesses within city limits while protecting other development. He warns against blighted districts and stresses proper zoning to separate development types for future growth. Senator Bailey is reported confined in a Washington maternity ward, while Enterprise reporter Ed Lewis spent a night in the local maternity hall.
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Roy Braden
High Point
Bailey
Washington, D. C
Ro &. Blair
Enterprise
Ed Lewis
Debates on Draft Policy and Court Order Prompt Commentary
Statements from Bill Currie and Richard Underwood urge extending the draft for national security. Judge Don C. McRae comments on a suspensive order restricting an accused husband from seeing his wife. Councilman YV. L. Hunt notes a narrowing gap between city sales and expenses in real estate dealings.
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Don C. Mc
YV. L. Hunt
Postwar Washington confronts lobbying in reform push
The La Follette Monroney committee seeks to force pressure groups to register and reveal income and expenditures. Some lobbies like the League of Women Voters and National Association of Manufacturers oppose exposing private funds while others back transparency. The effort hinges on political power behind closed doors in Congress.
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Washington
la Follette Monroney Committee
Congress
League of Women Voters
Ese
National Association of Manufacturers
American Lee
LaFollette- Monroney Committee
Lobbyists Resist Reform Move to Clean Up Congress
The piece argues lobbies fear reform that would reveal affiliations and membership counts. It notes foreign agent laws and prewar secrecy show how lobbying groups might resist transparency. Representatives warn changes could disrupt established committee influence and access.
Poland Spain clash over UN action sparks Cold War tensions
The piece argues Poland seeks UN intervention against Spain to embarrass Britain and the United States. It claims Poland is a Soviet puppet after Yalta and accuses Spain of harboring Nazi refugee scientists, tying the issue to broader imperialism and atomic research debates.
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Spain
Europe
Poland
Russia
Yalta
United States
Great Britain
Iran
Asia
Soviet
Kravchenko
Oscar Lange
State Department
Ambassador Lange
Gromyko
Dr. Lange
Siberian
Turkestan
Farnco
Franco
Stalin
Tito
Peron
Mussolini
Hitler
UN demarche exposes puppet Poland and Lange actions
By George Sokolsky argues the Polish UN move and Oscar Lange’s ambassadorship reflect Communist strategy to push the US into Francoist or other totalitarian schemes. He equates fascist and communist regimes, criticizes Nazi refugee scientist policy, and insists the US must defend human liberty and individual rights against all dictatorships.
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Spain
United States
Russia
Poland
Uncle Sam
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Robert L. Thompson
Terprise
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Highbore
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Nationaes Ferensasiee
John Budd CO
Lexington Mae N
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
the Enterprise
Maga
North Carolina
Guilford Coun
General Assembly
U.S.A
John Fisher
Cow
Mister Breger
Bill Currie
Rae
Richard Underwood
Jack Stinnett
George Sokolsky
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