Progress Creates A Problem In North Carolina Highways
A North Carolina editorial notes the opening of an added northbound lane on U S 29 and NC 70 between Lexington and Thomasville with rapid progress toward completing the Davidson County to South Carolina segment by 1954. It urges safety measures, voluntary car inspections, and liability insurance to prevent deadly crashes as highway usage grows.
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Lexington
Thomasville
Charlotte
Concord
Salisbury
Yadkin
Spencer
Davidson County
High Point
South Carolina
North Carolina
Greensboro
Virginia
John van Lindley
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Motor Vehicles Department
Psalm 90 and Moses Faith in Time and Immortality
A religious study on Psalms 90 tracing its themes of God as dwelling place eternal life and human frailty. The author debates Moses authorship cites Isaac Watts and quotes Jefferson and a Western Recorder contributor noting modern secular compromises. It ends with a reflection on resurrection and service beyond the grave.
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Moses
God
Israel
Isaac Watts
Jefferson
Western
Recorder
Real Russian Knight of the USSR Weary of Communism
An interview with a former Turkestan railway engineer who rose to major, fled to the New World, and now works in a steel plant. He and his Ukrainian refugee doctor wife raise two children while dreaming of democracy. He notes a tiny Communist party presence, secret police, and underground literature among soldiers.
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Atlantic
Turkestan
Ussr
Pakistan
Russia
United States
Luftwaffe
Red Commisar
New World
Communist Party
Mr. S
Kremlin
West
Mr. 8S
Moscow
East Germany
Davies Case Reopened Third Time Tests Security Review
John Patton Davies Jr. a U S State Department counselor, faces a third loyalty review under Eisenhower era orders. Davies, 45, has long been a controversial figure with past postings in Moscow Lima and China, and ties to debates over Communist associations and potential CIA involvement.
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Washington
John Patton Davies Jr
U. S
State Department
Davies
Eisenhower
Truman
John Davies
China
Munson
Agnes Smedley
Anna Louise Strong
Edgar Snow
John K. Fairbank
Benjamin K. Schwartz
Harvard
Russian Research Institute
McCarran
Miss Smedley
Miss Strong
Smedley
Strong and Snow
CIA
Department of Justice
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Debnam to Broadcast News Commentary on WHPE
Thirty years after starting as a reporter W E Debnam returns as radio commentator with Debnam Views the News on WHPE from 12 45 to 1 pm Monday through Friday. The program is part of the Smith Douglass network reaching North Carolina Virginia and South Carolina with headquarters in Raleigh.
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W. E. Debnam
The
Enterprise
Debnam
Smith Douglass Company
WHPE
Gary Davis
Smith-Douglass
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Raleigh
High Point
Lady
Go It Alone Policy Push Against Isolationism
The pieceRejects calls to curb defense or aid arguing to trust American founding principles and act boldly. It cites historical independence, warns against debt and appeasement, and questions whether going it alone in Korea and global affairs would have worsened outcomes.
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Tennessee
Davy Crockett
United States of America
Korea
Russia
China
Natons
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N. C
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Ron Cocking
Mr.s
Roe
Peter Edson
Stilwell
Chang Ai Shek
Chiang Kai - Shek
Pat Hurley
Roosevelt
Chungking
Nevada Sen
Pat McCarran
Internal Security Subcommittee
Institute of Pacific Relations
Lyle H. Lisher
Inence Agency
Testifed Vies
New York
Wall Street Journal
Buck Linthicum
Buck
Asheboro
Jacksonville
Joe
Kerr Scott
Mecklenburg
U.S. Senate
Charles R. Jonas
House
Senate
Ed Mendenhall
General Electric
Louisville
Thurman
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