Socialism Fails in Britain and West Germany, Says Editorial
The editorial argues socialism collapses in free economies, citing Britain’s Labor Party split and Germany’s Social Democratic shift away from Marxist principles. It highlights West Germany’s rapid postwar growth under capitalism, contrasts East Germany, and asserts socialism erodes liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Party
England
Germany
Social Democratic Party
Karl Marx
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Britain
France
Italy
East Germany
Socialist Democratic Party
Editorial on Newsroom Privilege and Reporter Confidentiality
An examination of journalist privilege, its limited legal standing, and the clash between press secrecy and court access. It notes Marie Torre’s jail sentence, the weak federal protection, and the push to codify privilege while warning of potential government control and divided press opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Torre
Congress
American Newspaper Guild
John H. Wigmore
Wigmore
States
District of Columbia
Vance
Alfred Moore Waddell
Gratitude For Police Protecting Children In Carrolls Corner
Readers express gratitude to the police department for protecting children and praise local media for keeping the public informed. A mother recalls teaching her children to stay away from strangers and shares a humorous family note about toothpaste designs and household mishaps. The passage also covers a historic preservation note urging support for Zebulon B. Vance Birthplace restoration and requests information on Vance’s life and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Carrolls Corner
Amos T. Carroll Jr
Woodrow Ave
Department of Archives and History
Vance
Col
David Vance
Apprenticeship Council Chair Not a Voting Member
The dispute over minimum wage policy shows the Commissioner of Labor does not have a vote in the Apprenticeship Council. The 1939 act sets a six member council with three employer and three worker representatives, all subject to the commissioner's approval. The 1959 act expands council power, but the commissioner remains non voting in council decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Commissioner of Labor
Sam Burrow
Randolph
Frank Crane
Labor
Crane
Harry McGalliard
Seawell
Apprenticeship Council Power Threatens Labor Minimum Wage Law
Notes discuss the Apprenticeship Council, the Attorney General, and the Commissioner of Labor. A tie voting issue may require a chairman with a second vote to break ties. The piece notes personnel changes, potential legislative amendments, and the mixed success of the 1959 minimum wage act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Statutes Commission
Commissioner of Labor
Apprenticeship Council
Malcolm Seawell
Ship Council
Harry McMullan
William B. Redman
George B. Patton
Frank Crane
Forrest Shuford
Chapel Hill meeting may shape future of Better Schools drive
Educational leaders from a dozen Southern states meet in Chapel Hill to decide if the Better Schools promotion continues regionally after the National Citizens Council for Better Schools ends this year. The aim is sustained local and state support for school improvement and a strong grass roots program led by South and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
National Citizens Council For Better Schools
John Hersey
South
North Carolina
Ogden Nash
Executives Club
Howard Pancoast
Clarence Allred
Barbara Brooks
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Socialist Labor Party
Baker Party
Blackpool
Ae Aineet
Aneurin Bevan
Shape
High Point Enterprise
High Point Ent Se, Inc
Sanaaes
Charles GB. Loflin
Point
N. C
Carroll’s Corner
Vance Restoration Project
Zebulon B. Vance
Providence Rd
Asheville
The
Enterprise
State Department of Archives and History
Wayne County
Charles B. Aycock
Buncombe County
U. S
Bob Conway MC
Department of Archt and . Ves
Iceberg
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
State
Charles Pearson
Burrow
Dolley
Gaston
Patterson
Stanly
Holt McPherson
Stanley
Janice Berenstain
Better Homes & Gardens
Toyland
Ralph
Santa
Junior
Berenstains
Greensboro
American Society For Advancement of Management
Wendell M. Patton
High Point College
Patton
New York
American Management Association
Man AT Christmas
Pelf
Edgar Guest
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