Gregg Cherry Seen As Practical Liberal Governor
The piece praises Gregg Cherry as a practical liberal with a hard headed approach. It highlights his plans for public education health care and higher wages, noting his intent to use surplus funds prudently and to push labor management talks and new industries. It concludes Cherry may not have a bed of roses but could bring lasting satisfaction to North Carolina.
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Prophet's Call Through Moses and Jesus for Truth
A religious meditation tracing Moses protection and prophecy to Jesus as prophet priest and king. It argues that true peace comes only through Christ and obedience to divine truth. The piece cites Moses Joshua Paul and Saint Paul on faith power and love.
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W.A.B
Red Cross clubs comfort Italian campaign veterans abroad
Hazel Heacham Shore of the Red Cross in Rome notes clubs kept soldiers connected to home. She recalls Naples as a lively hub named by soldiers like Lt. Charlies Hayworth of High Point, Dexter Freeman of Thomasville, and Tom Pitts, a former Twin City Sentinel photographer.
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Hazel Heacham Shore
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Naples
North Carolina
Charlies Hayworth
High Point
Dexter Freeman
Thomasville
Tom Pitts
Twin City
Politicians Embrace Palestine Policy in Party Platforms
The text notes both Republican and Democratic platforms urging open immigration and land ownership in Palestine as per the Balfour Declaration. It argues the U S cannot settle the issue since Palestine remains British mandate territory controlled by Great Britain.
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Mandatory of Palestine
United States
Great Britain
High Point residents praise Greece relief drive and weigh governance
Dr. C Excelle Bervelle urges support for the Greek War Relief clothing drive. Mrs. A E Hall notes high post office lineups and rationing board activity as locals discuss bipartisan governance and city finances. Ed Ellison argues nonpartisan government is unachievable. T R Sullivan mentions city card markets. Local farmers’ disinterest in curb markets and focus on tobacco sales is suggested.
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A. E. Hall
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T. R. Sullivan
Zionist pressure for Palestine resolution stalls in Congress
In this column By George Sokolsky argues Zionists seek a Congressional resolution to influence Britain and move stateless Jews to Palestine as agricultural and industrial workers. He notes Sol Bloom’s committee postponed action, cites political risks, and recalls Harold Ickes and Netanyahu era intrigues amid broader calls for relief.
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Palestine
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Ibn Saud
Lauren Bacall rises from Broadway to Hollywood stardom
Betty Bacall now Lauren Bacall, a stage usher turned film star, earns attention opposite Humphrey Bogart in To Have and Have Not and stars in The Big Sleep. Born in Manhattan in 1924, she defies early flops, endures years of Broadway struggles, and gains Warner Bros. backing after a photo catches Howard Hawks wife’s eye.
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Harper's Bazaar
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Lauren
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Jacques Diamond
Freres Warner
Capitol Square Freedom and North Carolina’s Next Governor
Gregg Cherry, governor elect, tells NC Citizens Association that private citizens enjoy greater speech freedom than public figures while in interim, and stresses constitutional rights and responsibility. He reviews fiscal policy, contrasts with Ehringhaus and Broughton, notes 60 million surplus and 1933 policy foundations guiding ongoing prosperity.
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North Carolina
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United States of America
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Democratic Party
United States
Embinghaus
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Ehringhaus
Broughton
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General Assembly
Green Pastures
Oil leases stir Tar Heel hopes in Eastern North Carolina
Former Governor God warns that oil speculation may grow as Tar Heels form Coastal Plains Company to seek state land leases. Bidters offer bonuses up to a dollar per acre with 1/8 of gross, though no wells drilled yet. Tidewater landowners doubt there is no oil beneath their farms. Also notes cider buyers seeking 50 000 gallons and a bumper apple crop leading to cider mill batches.
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Tar Heels
Coastal Plains Company
Tidewater
Department of Agriculture
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