Parole politics and a Dunn mayor under fire
The piece critiques Dunn Mayor Emmett C. Aldredge's attack on Parole Commissioner Hathaway Cross over a tenant farmer's parole after a suspended liquor sentence. It questions who truly drives parole decisions and links coal politics to broader local governance and media influence.
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Hathaway Cross
Emmett C. Aldredge
Dunn
Mr. Cross
Cross
Man of Parts Judge Warlick Advises On Babysitting In Court
A High Point judge nicknamed Cool Warlick shows another talent as he counsels a mother to quit bouncing her crying baby in court. He advises letting the infant rest on the arm and quieting naturally, then the session continues. The piece playfully wonders if he ever attends movies while presiding.
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Wilson Warlick
Roman Holiday: John L Lewis Blamed for Coal to Oil Shift
The piece accuses John L Lewis of causing miners strikes that pushed industrial and home users to switch from coal to oil and gas. It says with oil shortages he blames New England for a supposed "Roman holiday" of converting furnaces.
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John L Lewis
Congressional Committee
New England
John
John L
New
Lodge Plan for Publicizing America Abroad Critiqued
The piece critiques Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. for his Collier's proposal to boost American image overseas. It notes his ideas include coordinated government messaging, financing newsprint for France, and press countering Russian lies. It questions feasibility and ethics, suggesting truthful, skillful advocacy as essential.
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Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Lodge
Europe
Collier’s Magazine
Mr. Truman
Hungary
Mr. Marshall
Capitol Square By Lynn Nisbet on Boy Scout dinner talk
Lynn Nisbet notes Governor Cherry's Charlotte Boy Scout speech highlights the role of scouting in wartime service and future youth development. He frames the Scout oath as democratic action, praises training and resilience, and urges community support for livable homes, health, education, and work training for all American youth.
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Lynn Nisbet
Piedmont North Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina
Nisbet
State Capitol
Capitol Square
Fromer
No Man's Land
Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Germany
Reich
Raleigh
Sicily
America
Boy Scout Movement
United States
Scouting
Minstrel Man Pictured in Horizont, Odd Crossword Page
A cryptic crossword style page lists clues labeled Horizontal and Vertical with numbered entries. The partial note references a minstrel composer and a series of word clues including various abbreviations, names, and terms across two directions.
Bread Waste Under Consignment System Spurks Policy Debate
George Sokolsky argues the bakery industry wastes 500 to 600 million loaves yearly under retailer consignment. He notes potential government fixes via allocation or court action, but warns such moves could curb competition and harm small bakers, while waste persists.
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Luckman
Secretary of Commerce
Averell Harriman
OPA
Congress
American Bakers Association
NRA
Knute Rockne Inspires Scouts and Youth Leadership
L H Weir cites Knute Rockne as a model of motivational coaching and youth guidance. He argues great coaches awaken belief and value in young players, comparing scouting to electricity guiding currents and stressing the play life of a child as vital to education.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Bis
L. H. Weir
Field Secrtary
National Recreation Assn
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