North Carolina Brags on Wealth Yet Faces Slower Growth
Raleigh speaker S Wade Marr Jr argues North Carolina lags behind the South in per capita income, citing 1950 figures of $951 versus a national $1436. He cites tax policy, education, livestock potential, and the need for a two party system as factors shaping future investment and growth.
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North Carolina
S. Wade Marr, Jr
Raleigh
Elizabeth City
Midway
Georgia
U. S. Department of Commerce
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Virginia
Wade Marr
West Point Cadets Highlight Moral Decay and Political Corruption
An editorial laments national public morals as West Point cadets and political figures reflect a broader decay. It cites cheating by cadets, corruption revelations from Kefauver and Fulbright inquiries, and a culture of entitlement. The piece calls for moral regeneration and a return to traditional values.
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Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
RFC
White House
Senate
Ohio
Maryland
West Point
Pravda
Roman Empire
Diplomatic Talks Stall As Powers Duck Blame
A dispatch from Iran notes talks stall as Britain and Iran avoid blame for breaking off. Similar stalemate repeats at Kaesong and Paris where Big Four haggle over an agenda, with participants avoiding responsibility and months of fruitless sessions looming.
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Iran
Kaesong
Paris
Ing
Cabinet making Dean Acheson and a Cuba joke lampoon
A tongue in cheek column mocks Dean Acheson as a cabinet maker amid a photo layout of early American furniture. The piece jokes about Ambassador Machado of Cuba and skewers political talk, with jokes about a penniless White House peanut wagon and a price exempt tombstone quip.
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Washington
Rankie Peashington Papers
Acheson
Whittfogel and Lattimore Ties Spotlight Red Suspicions
The Washington era professor Karl Whittfogel and figures such as Owen Lattimore and Michael Greenberg appear in a controversial account of Communist links and influence in the United States. The narrative references Whittfogel’s past, Institute of Pacific Relations ties, and various government inquiries into individuals' loyalties during the era.
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Karl A. Whittfogel
Washington
Columbiaiversity
Germany
League Against
Imperislam
Frankfort -Am-Mainehru
India
Comintern
Moscow
Wittfogel
McCarran
Communist Movement
McCarran Committee
Edward C. Carter
Dudley Stuart Blossom
Institute of Pacific Relations
Chi
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-shek
Owen Lattimore
Chungking
Lattimore
Member
International Secretariat
Ch’ao-ting Chi
U. S
le American
Chienese
Irving Friedman
New York
Treasury
Army
Navy
Federal Research Bank
Reserve
Department of Commere
Office of Price Adminis
Henry R. Luce
Wendell L. Willkie
James G. Blaine
Welsh
China
United States
Michael Greenberg
White
Cambridge
Land
Pacific
White House
Lauchlin Currie
United States Civil Service Commission
Board of Economic Warfare
Foreign Economic Administration
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Department Tate
Emayer
Greenberg
Civil Commission
Quotes and rants blur lines of public life
A fragmented, garbled passage quotes various public figures and mob affiliations. It juxtaposes statements on teamwork, national policy, and personal resolve, mentioning Michael V. DiSalle and Virginia Hill in a disjointed, opaque snippet.
Hard to Enter the U S Says English Visitor
Mrs Helen Stonex writes that U S visa rules and fingerprints complicate British tourism, criticizing lenient Canadian and American policies. The letter condemns foreign radicals and misfits, urging stricter immigration limits to protect American institutions and borders.
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Helen Stonex
Bellaire
N. Y
England
Why Washington D C Tops Summer Heat City Notes
A collage of old notes and trivia on heat in Washington D C and nearby topics. Mentions include a brisk pace of life in the capital surrounded by hills, South Korea relief clothing drive in Greenwich, and assorted quips on politics, fashion, and pop culture from mid century chatter.
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Washington, D. C
District of Columbia
Greenwich
South Korea
St. Petersburg
Flu Times
Seersucker
New York
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
J. P. Morgan
Sloan
Hyatt Roller Bearing Works
Newark
N. J
Freddy
Vernon
Vermont
N. H
Mass
Providence
R. I
Hartford
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D. A. Rawley
W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Cabanas
Tar Heels
Cihae Eomatatien
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
West Pointers
Uncle Sam
Tehran
Yalta
Harry Hopkins
Kentucky
Ae Holer
The
Getty
Kefauver
Fulbright
California
Dean Acheson
Luis Machado
Cuba
Machado
Waninganen
Havana
Cas
Ing Place
Saratoga
George Dixon
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Kerr
Morse
Ington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Boudoir
Stenloe
Theo
Fugs
Office of Price Stabilization
George Sokolsky
Velwill
Michael V. DiSalle
Clarence Ball
Esilywrood
Virginia Hill
By Jack Lait
Tata
Pon AB
Canada
Earl Browder
Browder
America
Britain
Australia
Jamaica
New Zealand
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Jean
Reds
Noah Webster
Noah
M. C
Mike
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