Grave Situation Raises Fear of Losing Peace After War
The article warns that friction among the United States Great Britain and Soviet Russia risks undermining postwar peace. It criticizes Churchill Stalin and Roosevelt for failing to forge united policy on Greece Italy France and Eastern Europe and urges top level talks soon to avoid World War III.
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United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Britain
Russia
Europe
Germany
England
Churchill
Stet
France
Italy
Greece
Pond
Red Army
Dumbarton Oaks
Ion
Chicago
Roose
Stalin
Probwith de Gaulle
Chiang Kai-shek Iso
Jehill
Tehe
Ran
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Churchill
Mr. Stalin
GOP learns to sustain campaigns for 1946 and 1948
The Republican Party plans a full time director and reorganized apparatus for 1946 and 1948. Senator Wherry urges a permanent national committee while arguing Republicans must pick a side on internationalism versus isolationism. The piece notes Dewey’s late pro international stance and Willkie’s prior positions, predicting election outcomes depend on clear course against the New Deal and Hillman’s PAC.
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Republican Party
Wherry
Nebraska
Sedgefield
GOP
Dewey
Willkie
McCormick
New Deal
Sidney Hillman
Capitol Square Inauguration Plans For Cherry Ballentine
Inauguration set for January 4 with Gregg Cherry and L Y Ballentine to take office. Legislative and Raleigh committees organize seating and ceremonial details as Joe Blythe Thomas O Berry J A Bridgers George Taig and F B Wallace named to panels. General J Van Metts leads military aspects with units from multiple services to participate.
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Gregg Cherry
L. Y. Ballentine
Raleigh
Ballentine
House
Cherry
Joe Blythe
Mecklenne
Thomas O'Berry
Wayne
J. A. Bridgers
Bladen
George Taig
Buncombe
F. B. Wallace
Lenoir
Legislative Committee
Capitol Square
House Committee
Richardson
Uzzellaier
Supremert
General Assembly
J. van Metts
Ary
Armed Services
Inaugural Ceremonies to Feature State Officials in Raleigh
A report to Governor Broughton requests outside aid for Outer Banks residents hit by last summer’s storm. June Rose urges a 40000 dollar contribution to relieve destitution on Hatteras and Ocracoke, though locals value self sufficiency and resist charity.
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State Guard
State of
North Carolina
Raleigh Municipal
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Hatteras
Ocracoke Islands
Broughton
June H. Rose
Civilian Defense
High Point residents praise court terms and transfer
Ralph Gilbert of M & 4 Finance says three weeks in High Point were enjoyable and praises local people as industrious and hospitable. R M Martin, Guilford Superior Court attorney, notes satisfactory sittings for litigants and police, adds fewer cases per term and values time and money savings of these court terms.
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High Point
Ralph Gilbert
M & 4 Finance Company
Columbia, D. C
Guilford Superior Court
R. M. Martin
Greensboro
LOMs Show Close Range For Inland Gist Of War Bonds Drive
Lt. C M Mendenhall Jr notes LOMs as small destroyers with inland reach and close enemy territory. M M McNeill laments High Point’s weak Sixth War Loan Series EF bond purchases while urging support through bond sales to aid soldiers. Emile Serpose recalls a concert disrupted by noisy audience, praising the senior high orchestra’s strong performance and improvement.
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C. M. Mendenhall, Jr
M. M. McNeill
Emile Serpose
The Czar Question in American Baseball
The author denounces czars as despotic rulers and argues regulation has created many bureaucrats. A new Czar for baseball is to be elected to keep the game from going crooked after Judge Landis’s era.
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United States
Judge Landis
Landis
A Baseball Czar for Landis Would Be Jim Farley
The writer argues for a reformist successor to Judge Landis, stressing honesty decency humor and religious faith. He insists the Czar should know baseball and understand human error, then names Jim Farley as the suitable candidate for the role.
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Landis
Jim Farley
Greece Italy crisis shows self determination aids radical communists
The analysis argues that British influence in Greece and Italy curtails communist power, while self determination policy is praised at home yet harms pro-British factions. It links Greece Yugoslavia and Russia to broader peace aims. The piece questions current Western stance on postwar influence and urges clarity in policy.
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Washington
Greece
Europe
Italy
Count Sforza
State Department
America
France
China
Sforza
Radi
Cals
Russia
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Tito
Britain
Europe won by the surface game needs deeper scrutiny
Paul Mallon argues Americans should study Europe beyond surface diplomacy, questioning why the United States favors Britain over Russia, and urging honest assessment of European policy and underground movements. He promises deeper analysis on the topic tomorrow.
Winchell on Broadway First Nights Review Mix
Three new Broadway openings unfold from macabre to merry with Hand in Glove and Behind the Enemy Lines. Fredric March earns praise as A Bell for Adano and Arsene Lupin offers sleuthing. radio chatter, critics, and industry notes wrap the scene.
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the Sun
Mr. Morehouse
Adano
Italy
Fredric March
Billy Rose
Billy Orchid
Bea Lillie
Bert Lahr
Benny Goodman
Axis Cobras
Victor Moore
Reno
Mark of the Whistler
Hollywood
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