High Pointer urged to prepare for possible war impact
Public service broadcast urged by civil defense director E. Z. Jones as North Carolina contemplates potential wartime threats. Jones notes atomic targets may affect the region and stresses readiness now rather than after events occur. Broadcasts on WHPE FM and WMFR tonight and rebroadcast tomorrow aim to inform residents and emphasize personal preparedness.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
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WMFR
WHPE
High Point
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Burlington
North Carolina
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Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Aiken
South Carolina
Editorial questions lobbying practices in North Carolina
The Greens boro Daily News defends lobbying as part of democracy while opposing extreme influence. It urges specifics over vague accusations, notes governors use of lobbyists, and warns that political pressure harms public welfare when backed by crooked legislators or unserious claims.
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North Carolina General Assembly
Greensboro Daily News
Raleigh
Scott
Europe Is The Key Region In The Fight Against Communism
The piece argues that Europe is the decisive theater in the Cold War, warning that losing Asia to Soviet influence would cripple Western defense. It stresses Europe's industrial might, the danger of a Red China-led expansion, and the need for Western commitment to defend European soil despite hesitations from Britain and France.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Asia
Red China
China
Southeast Asia
Russia
Truman
Attlee
Britain
Pleven
France
Europe
Soviet Union
Belgium
Alsace-Lorraine
Ruhr
Saar
United States
Lucas Failing Crime Probe Blames Kefauver Stink
The Illinois senatorial race haunts Senator Scott Lucas as he claims the Kefauver crime committee sowed ill will by probing vice in Chicago. The report references Attlee recalling past editor roles and notes parliamentary tradition of unmapped speeches. It also includes a mix of unrelated notes on markers, cranberries, and poultry lighting.
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver Crime Committee
Senate
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Lucas
Kefauver Committee
Chicago
Lunah
Attlee
Britain
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Realism and Betrayal in American Foreign Policy
The piece argues the United States abandoned long standing core policies from the Monroe Doctrine to open door and freedom of seas. It cites Finland Yugoslavia France Poland China and Turkey Greece and Iran as examples where commitments were broken or reset. It warns that promises exceed capacity and stresses a lesson in steadiness and planned action.
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United States
Far East
Daniel Webster
China
John Hay
Finland
Russia
Yugoslavia
Mikhailoviteh
Germany
Yugosu Teh
Asugoslavia
Soviet
Tito
M Vitch
Mikhailovitch
France
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Stalin
Poland
Hitler
Wilson
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Soviet Russia
Washington
Japan
Cordell Hull
Turkey
Greece
Iran
United Nations
Republic of Korea
Oh Tee
Babe Satamr
Studio One Tops Among TV Thrillers in New York
A snapshot from Variety’s box office report highlights Studio One as leading among TV thrillers in New York. The piece surveys Broadway and screen fare, noting attendance at 75.5 percent capacity for top shows and naming prominent titles such as Guys and Dolls, The Golden State, and Af fairs of State while touching on production costs, critics, and star power across stage and screen.
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Hellinger
Variety
Celeste
Frank Fay
San Francisco
Arristocrats
Studio One
Hooper
Helen Hayes
M. Berle
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Taylored Lady's
Irene
Glass Houses and Honest Criticism in Presidential Life
A reevaluation of the saying about glass houses contrasts literal and figurative dangers to presidents and families. The piece surveys public privacy, honest critique, and notable episodes from Roosevelt, Harding, Wilson, Cleveland, and Truman, urging restraint and fairness in commentary and sensationalism.
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