Racial Problems and UNC Integration Debate
A editorial urges calm progress on racial issues, defending Negro college representation in student government, supporting UNC consolidation with North Carolina College for Negroes and A. and T to improve funding and equality. It argues racial matters are economic, not social, and calls for practical, noncombative solutions.
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Thad Eure
Eure
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Greensboro
State University
North Carolina College For
A. and T
North Carolina
Boston
Cradle of Liberty
Pittsburgh
United Nations Education Conference Seeks Global Cooperation
A London conference assembled by the United Nations aims to draft a constitution for educational cooperation to reduce misunderstanding and ill will through accurate knowledge of world peoples. Delegates from 44 nations endorse a plan for annual conferences, national commissions, and wide media outreach to foster peace and informed leadership.
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London
United Nations
Harriet Elliott
Woman's College
Greensboro
W.A.B
Postwar Surplus Property Plan Faces Veteran Trade Hurdles
The surplus property program for veterans, urged by policy board head Stuart Symington, proposes two options to aid veterans: dealer preferences on surplus goods via wholesalers or establishing veterans stores nationwide. The plan aims to ease access while Congress debates execution and scope.
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Washington
Lus Property Administration
Congress
Stuart Symington
St. Louis
Symington
The
United
Army
Veterans face slow rollout of consumer goods agency say Symington
Senator Symington notes the proposed veterans goods agency would cost hundreds of millions and face distribution limits. He argues the current system with 31 regional outlets is insufficient to provide timely access to vehicles and other consumer items for veterans across the country.
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Symington
United States
Bismarck
N. C
Atlanta
Reconstruction Finance Cvation
Chinese Communist Presence Within Kuomintang Traced
The article argues the Chinese Communist Party remains a key instrument of Russian policy. It outlines early Asia-wide communist coordination from 1920, Borodin and Galens influence in Canton, and the 1924 Kuomintang congress allowing communists to enter the party while Sun Yat-sen’s principles were required.
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China
Russia
Third International
Communist Party
Communist Movement In
Asia
Baku Congress of Nations
Zinoviev
Communist Party of China
Sun Yatsen
Kuomintang
Soviet
Canton
Michael Borodin
Galens
Three Peoples
Sun Yat-sen
Dr. Sun
Borodin
Communist Roots of China and Chiang Kai-shek’s Rise
By George Sokolsky argues the Kuomintang and Chinese Communist movement were intertwined with Soviet influence from 1920, tracing Borodin and Chiang Kai-shek from Red Army schooling to eventual split in 1926 and the expulsion of communists from the Kuomintang. It frames the party as a third international mechanism for world revolution.
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Canton
Soviet
Russia
Dr. Sun
Borodin
Chiang Kai-shek
Whampoa Military Academy
Red Army School of
China
Kuomintang
Liao
Chung-kai
Hu Han-min
Wang Ching-wei
Sun Yat-sen
Chiang Ai-Shek
Moscow
Wang
Chiang Kai
Erals
Chiang
Communist Party
Shanghai
Nanking
Communist Party In
Third International
Chinese Communist Party
Labor wage talks near collapse in White House crisis
Washington reports the labor management conference failed to reach agreement on wage policy as White House eyes a 15 to 20 percent settlement while labor seeks 30 percent and management offers 10 percent. CIO and AFL split, Green and Murray clash over a simple wage increase resolution.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Congress
Unar
CIO
AFL
Mr. Truman
Phil Murray
Labor
Murray
William Green
Russia
Missouri
GOP
Commonwealth
Harry
Arithmetical compromise seen as Truman plan motive
Paul Mallon argues the proposed fact finding commission aims to resolve union power in the economy. He warns such a deal would preserve union influence over wages prices and profits, suggesting a need for strong authority to curb both sides and protect public interest.
National Whirligig Ammunition for GOP comeback
The piece portrays Republican leaders gathering in Chicago for a rally amid hopes of a 1948 presidential contest and a 1946 congressional push. It notes fundraising surges from donors, criticisms of Truman, and a crowded field including Dewey Warren Taft and Stassen. It also covers Navy Day speech impact and Pat Hurley’s Senate China testimony.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Capitol Hill
Harry
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
California
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
John H. Bricker
China
Pat Hurley
White House
Charles G. Ross
The
Daily Worker
Fdr
Missourian
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Roosevelt Hull
Oklahoma
James F. Byrnes
Tom Connally
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High Palace
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National Budd
Letington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
World School
Jack Stinnett
George Sokolsky
Paul Mallon
By Ray Tucker
Hurley
Josef Stalin
George C. Marshall
Byrnes
Pat
Hugh de Lacey
Jimmie
Connally
Senate
Tom
Mister Breger
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