Adoption Drive Aids Homeless Babies In North Carolina
The Junior Woman's Club of High Point sponsors a state wide fundraiser for the Children's Home Society of North Carolina. The non sectarian agency aids over 300 babies annually with professional staff including social workers physicians and lawyers. Donations fund adoption services with no charges to families via mailed letters to Greensboro NC.
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Children's Home Society
North Carolina Board of Public Welfare
Cease Fire Debate Over Korean Front and Orders
The article examines claims of a cease fire order to UN and U.S. troops in Korea during a lull. Generals Ridgway and Van Fleet deny any such instruction, while President Truman disputes an AP report and questions press coverage. Casualties were minor and the front lines held. President Truman directs scrutiny of government and press interactions amid military actions.
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Republic of Korea
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Arthur Krock
New York Times
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Republic
Benjamin Franklin
W.A.B
A Doubting and Disobedient People in Exodus Lessons
A church study on Moses and Israel’s exodus era contrasts shepherd leadership with the people’s failures. It links Moses sacrifice, the golden calf incident, and Calvary type while urging Americans to choose truth over falsehood to avoid national downfall. W. A. B.
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Israel
Jesus
Paul
Christ
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Egypt
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Aaron
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Calvary
Sinai
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Caleb
Canaan
America
American
Speaking Confidentially on Annexation Debate and Public Response
Opponents of the city annexation plan are more active and vocal than supporters though a sizable group of non residents bordering the city backs the program. Private talks show many outside property owners favor joining the city for better police, fire, utilities and services, but they have not publicly declared their stance. Public hearings begin December 10, with referendum chances tied to 15 percent of eligible voters signatures. organized pro annexation forces are urged to unify to influence outcomes.
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English Street
Quotes on America, art, and states rights stir debate
A collection of opinions features Ben Shahn criticizing national sentiment in advertising and painting, while Senator Harry P. Cain praises M'Carthyism against Trumanism, and Senators Taft and Cain weigh in on states rights and principle. The remarks reflect partisan views on liberty, culture, and government.
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America
Ben Shahn
Days Columnist Appeals For UNICEF Christmas Cards
The columnist urges support for the International Children's Emergency Fund via UNICEF Greeting Card Fund. Proceeds from two card designs, one by Dagmar Starcke, fund aid for children worldwide amid war's toll. He praises Maurice Pate and Herbert Hoover era relief workers and urges readers to purchase cards at the United Nations or by writing to UNICEF Greeting Card Fund.
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International Children’s Emergency Fund
United Nations
Dagmar Starcke
Unicef Greeting Card Fund
New York
Europe
Children’s Fund
Maurice Pate
Denver
Colorado
Herbert Hoover
New York Gossip and Show Biz Notes
Walter Winchell reports Lana Turner’s interest in Fernando Lamas as he faces divorce in Montevideo while Irv in g Berlin heirs and Broadway chatter fill the page. Houston magnate Glenn McCarthy and Betty George deny romance as Berle staff and Broadway stars feature in a flurry of film and stage notes. The Stork Club discrimination case is cited as proof of ongoing debates over race in New York nightlife and a confidential steel wage report is tipped to President Truman.
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Lana Turner
Fernando Lamas
Montevideo
Glenn McCarthy
Houston
Betty George
Shamrock Hotel
Cairo
Jack la Rue
Ayers
Phyllis
Gilbert Miller
Shakesspeare
Shaw
Oliviers
W. 45Th
Irving Berlin
Henry Fonda
Barbara Stanwyck
J. Cotten
Leslie Caron
N.Y.C
Stork Club
Josephine Baker
Pittsburgh Courier
U. S
New York
NAACP
Eisenhower V Vinson Rival For 1952 Presidency
Washington dispatch notes strong betting on General Eisenhower against Chief Justice Vinson for the presidential race with Truman unlikely to run. Reports say Truman grapples with infallibility and history while his wife strongly opposes another term. A Vinson candidacy hinges on Truman’s decision and timing.
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Washington
NEA
Eisenhower
Justice Vinson
Truman
United States
Mrs. Truman
White House
Senate
Vinson
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