College president backs open probes against communism
Dr. Dennis Cooke of High Point College urges welcoming Congressional investigations as a public good. He says openness helps keep the nation alert and believes scrutiny within academia is warranted to root out subversive influences. Editors at Sigma Delta Chi breakfast show split views on McCarthy era probes.
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Dennis Cooke
High Point College
Cooke
Sigma Delta Chi
American Society of Newspaper
Get to Work for New England Says Planning Group
The National Planning Association committee urges New England to shed pessimism and expand financial tools and efficiency. It warns against dependence on Washington favors and calls for stronger development of new institutions to sustain growth and keep the region competitive.
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New England
National Planning Association
Committee For
New
Flynn Attacks Lattimore Case as Incredible Conspiracy
The piece reviews John T. Flynn as America's leading pamphleteer. It lauds his The Road Ahead for selling well against critical panels and promotes his new pamphlet The Lattimore Story. It notes an upcoming Earl of Jowitt volume on Alger Hiss and suggests reading Flynn first to grasp Jowitt’s ideas.
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John T. Flynn
Lattimore
America
New York Times
New York Herald Tribune
Earl of Jowitt
Alger Hiss
Jowitt
Flynn
Institute of Pacific Relations
New Herald Tribune
The
Saturday Review
I.P.R
Far East
McCas i
Owen Lattimore
Graveyard Book Review
E. C. Carter
Carter
William Feather
Imperial Magazine
Philadelphia
New Yorker
Bronxville
Smith and Wesson
Noah
Political Patience and Patronage Debates Stir North Carolina
Raleigh column notes delays in state and federal patronage touch off Republican push for patronage, while Democrats press for governor appointments. It cites secret sessions, media trust concerns, and a broader discussion of liquor policy, press relations, and Flynn’s critique of the Institute of Pacific Relations and Owen Lattimore.
Queen’s dislike of royal names on pubs shocks tradition
The Home Office bans living royals' titles on public house signs without the Sovereign's consent, sparking debate of throne versus tavern tradition. Instances include Reading's Duke of Edinburgh sign change and Great Missenden disputes over Prince Charles naming. Royal objection altered The Valiant Trooper amid public remorse.
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Elizabeth
England
Britain
Reading
Berkshire
Duke of Edinburgh
Great Missenden
Buckinghamshire
Prince Charles
Fathers worry about their sons echoes past selves
The statement suggests many fathers project concern onto their sons because they themselves were once in that role and faced similar worries. It implies a generational loop where parental anxieties mirror their own youth experiences.
Wind Lane to Tax Burden Reaches Legion Veterans
The piece laments the decline of the French Foreign Legion as a refuge for troubled men and notes Samuel N. Savitt, an American Legion veteran, facing U S tax charges for failing to remit taxes collected for clients. It praises tax authorities for enforcing compliance.
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French Foreign Legion
Casablanca
Saigon
Legionnaires
Sahara
St. Cyr
France
Lejeune PX
Samuel N. Savitt
Legion
America
U. S
Sam
Survival and Stitches In Time From W A Bivinl ee
The piece blends reflections on POW releases from Korea with calls for national preparedness. It contrasts homecomings with reports of brutality, questions survival duties, urges economic moral and spiritual armament, and ends with a parable about the village blacksmith and readiness.
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U. N
Korea
North Korea
America
Earth
Democrats Draw Plans For Off Year Convention
Democrats propose a 1954 mid term national convention in Washington with a $500000 budget funded by city contributions and media rights. Delegates would mirror presidential nominating rules and include governors, senators, representatives, and party leaders. The aim is a unified platform update and enhanced party harmony ahead of the 1954 elections.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Congressional Campaign Committee
Chicago
U. S
Stephen A. Mitchell
Itage
Paul M. Butler
Indiana
Butler
American Political Science Association
APSA
la Follette-Monroney
Elmer E. Schattschneider
Connecticut Wesleyan
Clarence A. Berdahl
Ilinois
Merle Fainsoh
Harvard
Kirk H. Porter
Iowa
Bert Gross
American Political Science Review
Truman
Frank McKinney
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George Sokolsky
Raleigh
Capitol Square
By Lynn Nisbet
Republican Executive Committee
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Greensboro
Fate Jo, Beal
Lenoir
West
Umstead
Asheville
Stephen Mitchell
YDC
General Assembly
Congress
Appropriations Committees
Assembly
Allied Church League
Mt. Everest
London
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Charlotte News
Argentina
Staineoe
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Longfellow
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Southern Railway
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