North Carolina political muddles under Governor Hoey's hints
The piece analyzes NC political maneuvering around Governor Hoey amid two muddles in Democratic circles. Former governor candidates and current leaders like McDonald Cherry Warlick and Hoey shape debates on Senate and Governor races, with Hoey's decisions seen as decisive for both sides.
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Gev. O
Max Gardner
United States Senate
Bob Reynolds
Clyde Hoey
Cameron Morrison
L. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Kerr Scott
William Umstead
Frank Hancock
Ralph McDonald
Gregg Cherry
Agin
Wilson Warlick
Hoey
Senate
Reynolds
A,E,F In Tunisia Impresses On War News Assessment
A wartime column reassures readers about American troops in Tunisia and Europe. It credits Secretary Stimson for clarifying strategic aims and explains that four divisions were assigned to hold a 100 mile flank to support Montgomery’s push. The piece highlights collaboration with British forces and Eisenhower’s judgments guiding troop roles.
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Tunisia
Africa
Europe
Stimson
Rommel
Mr. Stimson
Montgomery
Mareth Line
British First Army
North Africa
Eisenhower
Mabry Replies On University News Bureau Role
A letter from R W Mabry director of the UNC News Bureau defends the bureau but acknowledges it was used to push a political argument supporting a governor candidate. The editors caution against partisan use and urge the bureau focus on informing the public as a university entity. They note previous campaigns avoided the university press office and suggest Dr Mc Donald align his campaigning with that approach.
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Associated Press
High Point
R. W. Mabry
University of North Carolina News Bureau
Madry
Chapel Hill
McDonald
D. A. Dowdy
Brittany
Pierre Aumont
Richard Whorf
Geo. Coulouris
China
Alan Ladd
Wm. Bendix
Loretta Young
They Say Thoughts of Others at High Point College
A collection of quotes from cadets, local residents, and officials reflects community reception of Air Force trainees at High Point College. Lantern quotes cover patriotism, taxes, voting, war aims, and civic life, with mentions of Kaiser, King, Atlee, and city projects.
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Air Force
High Point College
High Point
Lieut. R. Ss. Whitelock
Courageous Attorney Contends Pardoned In Death Case
Edward M. Land of Statesville argues Governor Broughton misjudged in pardoning William Wellman, the Negro sentenced to death for an attack on an elderly woman. He cites affidavits about Wellman’s location and criticizes handwriting expert weight. State Parole Commission findings created only reasonable doubt, but no new trial. Governor chose clemency after exhaustive review.
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Edward M. Land
Statesville
William Wellman
Broughton
Wellman
Land
State Parole Commission
Coal Parley Stalls Over Stubborn Leaders and No Offers
Peter Edson argues the coal contract talks between United Mine Workers led by John Lewis and Bituminous Coal Operators have failed to negotiate. He cites repeated "no" responses, the influence of U S Steel, and government pressure as factors that could push the crisis toward a national board battle.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
John Lewis
WLB
Wiiliam H
Davis
U.S. Steel
Charles L. O'Neill
U. S. Steel
Big Steel
Fragmentary Quotation and Quip Fragment
A mixed extract presents a biblical verse from John 8 16 a couplet by Addison and a trivia fact about a hummingbird egg comprising about fifteen percent of its weight The items appear as isolated snippets without a cohesive news context or narrative.
Broadway Notes From A Bygone Variety Scene
A sprawling digest notes revived United Booking Office activity, critics clashing over new plays and films, and a wave of Broadway items. Highlights include Life with Father sequels, Oklahoma’s sellout run, and reviews of The French underground versus Nazis.
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Variety
United Booking Office
Anderson
The
Journal-American
Rascoe
World Telegram
Oklahoma
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High Point, North Carolina
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Mirror Sports
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