Presidents in Southern Conference harm more than good
The conference presidents erred by changing football policies during the season and by expelling Maryland and Clemson for doing so. They also ordered cancellation of contracts with those schools, harming schedules and finances. Civil suits may follow. the presidents acted in secret and faced moral, not just legal, questions.
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No Law Against Hoping In Democratic Nominee Talk
The Charlotte Observer quotes Senator Clyde R. Hoey urging Truman’s retirement and outlining ideal nominee traits. He favors a candidate saturated with American ideals, tax cuts, reduced government spending, and sharp limits on private enterprise intrusion, but cannot name any person who fits and has a real chance. There is no law against hoping.
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Legislative Pressure From Lobbyists Faces Wordy Defense
State Representative Winfield Black of Winston-Salem spoke to the Charlotte League of Women Voters about legislative pressure. He argued that lobbyists only matter if a legislator cooperates, suggesting a back turn is the only simple answer to avoid influence.
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Seminole land claim seeks $43.8 million from U S
The Seminole Indians of Oklahoma sue the United States for 43 million plus in a 19th century land theft case. Filed with the Indian Claims Commission by ex U S Attorney Roy St. Lewis, the suit seeks monetary restitution for lands taken when Florida Seminoles were moved to Oklahoma in 1835. They request no return of Florida, arguing the amount reflects current land values.
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Fort Moultrie
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Reformed Communists and the burden of conscience
The piece debates anti-Communist stance and personal conversion, noting how figures like Judy Holliday and Whittaker Chambers illustrate doubt and confession. It argues individuals must unmake past records themselves, warns against dogmatism, and examines public reaction and moral risk in redefining beliefs.
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Edward G. Robinson
Judy Holliday
Eugene Lyons
Columbia Pictures
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Whittaker Chambers
Louis Budenz
Howard Rushmore
A. A. Berle, Jr
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Elizabeth Bentley
Korea
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Hollywood Buzz and Broadway Notes From 1952
A collage of gossip and updates from Broadway and Hollywood. Gigi Hepburn and J Hanson aim to blend in early 1952 as rumors swirl about rifts and romances. Betsy Dodero and others face career shifts, while Preminger and Moss Hart loom in conversations, with fashion, pets, and jet-set tales threading through.
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Lita Baron
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Ellis Island
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Nancy Kelly
Detroit Steel
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Moss Hart
Audrey Hepburn
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NBC
Reflective Meditations on Conscience Morality and Faith
A collage of briefs on Isaiah's vision and cleansing, public conscience, and moral action contrasts with modern civic duties. It discusses how personal integrity influences leadership, voter responsibility, and the role of religion in guiding youth and society towards virtue, with a parable about self-image and reform.
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