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Mayor urges outside study of High Point city government
The mayor recommends hiring an outside expert group to perform a thorough review of High Point city government and departments. He cites the Brookings Institute and Institute of Government at Chapel Hill as possible partners and argues the plan should be affordable and aimed at improving efficiency and accountability.
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Bailey
High Point
Institute of Government At
Chapel Hill
Brookings Institute
Washington
Editor chides publisher over delayed Vinson forced landing story
In Winston-Salem a major news incident involving a plane carrying Chief Justice Vinson and Secretary of the Army Gray forced a perilous emergency landing. The Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel laments publisher Gordon Gray for withholding the tale while Washington reporters uncovered it. The piece argues the public’s right to know demands prompt reporting.
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Winston- Salem Journal and Sentinel
Gordon Gray
Twin City
Fred Vinson
Gray
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Earth
Mr. Gray
Washington
Secretary of the Army
Labor Leaders Refuse Narrow Taft-Hartley Reform
The piece argues labor leaders show immaturity for awaiting post 1950 elections and rejecting any change less than repeal. It credits Taft's substitute as a genuine effort, urging unions to accept modest gains, recognize duties to public order, and craft a concrete program for 1951 to address realities they have long avoided.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
These Days From George Sokolski on Capitalism and Ises Views
The essay critiques Professor John Ise and his economic views on capitalism as driven by self interest. It contrasts capitalist charity with socialist training and argues against Ise's assertion that self interest is unchangeable. The piece cites wealth concentration from Empire State views and questions Soviet influence on democracy.
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John Ise
Japan
Germany
Kansas
Omist
Empire State Building
Ford
du Ponts
Rockefeliers
Queens
New Jersey
Messers Ford Parent
Rockefeller
Ise
Zildjian secret keeps cymbals aging like fine wine
The Zildjian family guards a 326 year old secret of cymbal making. Avedis Zildjian explains the process from alloy to hand hammered cymbals aged up to 20 years. His Quincy Mass factory produces thousands yearly with 40,000 in aging and 171 models. A drummer's wear varies by style from two months to forever for opera orchestras.
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New York
Avedis Zildjian
Zildjian
Constantinople
Quincy
Mass
Harry “Dison
Toscanini
China
Gene Krupa
Guy Lombardo
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Kerplank
Cinema Actor Horizontal 1 Depicted actor Cartoonish puzzle
A crossword like clue set lists film related terms and wordplay lines across and down with references to actors, shields, schools and chemical symbols forming a grid style puzzle. The fragment hints at names such as He and Morgan and references multiple dictionary style terms.
Big Swim Crowd Sparks Bleacher Talk at City Pool
A Wright-Womble-Pitts store reporter notes a 3000 plus crowd at a city lake pool event. Observers recall a Durham scene where William Nings Bryan performed clearly amid the chatter. The piece ends with a light remark on bleachers and aging memories.
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Jim Young
Wright-Womble-Pitts
Durham
William Nings Bryan
City Lake Pool
Pope Pius XII Excommunicates Militant Communists in Anathema Move
The text reports Pravda's claim that Pope Pius XII anathematized about one third of humanity by drawing a line between Catholicism and communism. It notes militants reportedly excommunicated and cut off from sacraments. It adds commentary on atomic bombs and isotopes used in medicine.
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Moscow
Pravda
Pius XII
Pius
Church
Society of Faithful
Karl Marx
Pope Pius
Politburo
Elopement Note Sparks Spelling Quip Between Parents
A father reads a note from his daughter about eloping with a local boy and quips that the word is misspelled with two I s. The mother retorts that the daughter did the same thing but with a playful correction.
Strange pants arithmetic joke in classroom exchange
A teacher uses a joke to illustrate addition by asking a student what $5 in one pocket and $7.50 in the other adds up to. The student responds with a humorous punchline about someone else’s pants. The light moment reflects classroom humor.
Moe Berg and others appear in Washington news notes
Washington items trace Moe Berg shadowing an OSS associate at a hotel and a later reunion with Harry Bridges. Gen Johnathan Wainwright heads the Disabled American Veterans and recalls a wartime interview misrecognition with a Philippines reporter. Also featured are debates over blackening ice for thaw, pepper stockpiles, housing finance, daylight saving payroll quirks, and jet transport progress.
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Washington
NEA
Moe Berg
Harry Bridges
Moe
Wainwright
Johnathan Wainwright
Corregidor Fame
Mamerta Block
Manila
Frank W. Cortright
Woods
Tighe
Cortright
Federal Housing Administration Finance
Army
Veterans Administration
Uncle Sam
General Accounting Office
Summer Fashion Tips And Home Craft Ideas
The notice suggests varying green bean dressing with chili sauce and butter, describes ready-made smocking for dress trimming, notes pockets in fall fashion, introduces a strawberry basket shaped fruit package, and offers tips on towels scarves nylon shirts and ceramic buttons with matching earrings for a refreshed look.
Quotes on contracts and pay amid defense debates
A compilation of political quotes reflects concern over contract awarding, defense funding, and pay rises. Representatives urge investigations into B 36 bomber issues and condemn false promises while warning of economic strain and political tensions in Berlin.
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