What Shocks Truman
The White House says President Truman is shocked by cheating among West Point cadets involved in recruiting driven athletes. The piece argues his cynicism toward political corruption contrasts with surprise at academic dishonesty, noting a shift in White House press stance.
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Truman
White House
Harry Vaughan
Pendergast
Harry Truman
West Point
Not Closed Yet in North Carolina Governor Race Hints
Ambassador Capus Waynick visits and says he has not decided on a run while ex Senator William Umstead declares plans to run. Prospective candidates Hodges Ervin Ramsey Craig Olive Eure and others offer little new, with Joe names noted. Commentator Lynn Nisbet notes the next governor remains undeclared and public interest persists despite past revolutions.
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Capus Waynick
William Umstead
Brandon Hodges
Asheville
Sam Ervin
Morganton
Kerr Craig Ramsey
Salisbury
Hubert Olive
Lexington
Thad Eure
Raleigh and
Hertford
Joe
Olla Ray Boyd
Raleigh
Lynn Nisbet
Charlie Johnson
Kerr Scott
Scott
Worth the Living Life Through Faith and Reason
W.A.B. reflects on James the Less and the view that life is a vapor. He cites scripture and literary voices Voltaire Lyte Moore and Shakespeare to argue life’s worth hinges on faith action love and service. The piece urges readers to engage with life despite hardship and seek eternal life through self surrender.
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Jesus
James the Less
Jerusalem
Temple
Hegesippus
Josephus
James
Voltaire
Francis Lyte
Thomas Moore
Speaking Confidentially Fear of Polio Lessons
Dr. Loren Wallin, head of the County Health Department, cautions parents on water safety as polio fears persist. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis backs nationwide campaigns to educate and reduce annual polio incidence.
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Loren Wallin
County Health Department
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Childee
Red Cross
Weley
Freddie Field and the discipline of communism
This reminiscence traces Frederick Vanderbilt Field from a genteel Vanderbilt upbringing and Harvard circles to a committed Marxist with jail time. It cites his father as domineering and his mother favorably remembered, while pondering what pressures and fears drive his adherence to international communism.
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Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Joe Stalin
Freddie
Freddie Field
Norman Thomas
Far East
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stooges
Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Highlawn
Lee
Massachusetts
Lenox
Hotchkiss
Ism
Harvard
Crimson
Berkshires
Germany
Joseph Ge
Institute of Pacific Relations
Barnes
Pope
Field
Larryary Degan
Rone
Whittakerber
Alger Hiss
Kremlin
Quotes From Marcel Venturo On Denise Darcel Role Pressures
Producer Marcel Venturo says managing actress Denise Darcel is full of headaches. He cites constant need to monitor her figure and public expectations shaping on set dynamics.
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Denise Darcel
Marcel Venturo
North Carolina college seeks 271000 for graduate lessons
A high level group including the governor and council of state discussed a 271000 request from North Carolina College in Durham to fund a graduate and doctoral program from contingency funds. The meeting addressed legal limits on fund use and urged a practical, balanced approach to higher education finances in the state.
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High Rock Lake
Donce
North Carolina Col
Durham
Council of State
Agriculture
Ballentine
Budget Bureau
Advisory Budget Commission
College
Consolidated University of North Carolina
University
College and News Rters
Fee Assembly
General Assembly
Gordon Jay
North Carolina
Murphy
Walter
Pete) Murphy
Seat College
Billy Smichael
Paramount County Facioties
C&e
Scott
Frank Taylor
Senate
Hampton Price
C&e Fund
Durham College
New York Men Hire Publicity For Love-Life Gossip
A column notes that many New York bachelors and widowers employ publicity agents to spread gossip about their romantic liaisons. Publicists charge high fees to trumpet these affairs and feed columnists with witty scraps, aiming to keep the men in the public eye and their exploits profitable.
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New York
Sigmund Freud
Holden
Linarios
John Jasperov
Hyacinth Harelip
Hoolihan
Stalin
Broadway
Psuc
Cerap
Ay Blade
Mumm
Browning
Manville
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