Umstead Appointed Senator Faces 18 Month Fight Ahead
Editorial notes Senator William B Umstead received the appointment from Governor Cherry and will likely run in the next primary. The piece assesses political maneuvers, potential challengers, and the impact on gubernatorial prospects, framing the Raleigh developments as a mix of funeral and campaign strategy.
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William B. Umtead
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House of Repreentatives
Ashington
North Carolina
J. M. Jon
Iry
Umstead
Brough
Senate
West Coast
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Sena
Morrison
Overmay
Broughton
Vernor
Charles M. Johnson
Gover
W. P. Horton
Johnson
Ballentine
Guilford County
Pierce Rucker
Mr. Rucker
Senator Umstead
Senator Bailey
Bailey
Baby-eviction case holds rental rights in balance
The Ohio baby-exclusion dispute tests whether adults only leases breach public policy and if landlords may bar children. Marvin Court and wife faced eviction after birth. Ohio Supreme Court split 4-3 reversing a lower decision. A U S Supreme Court ruling may resolve the broader issue.
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Ohio
America
United States
Marvin Court
War Vetran
Cleveland
State Court of Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Byrnes program faces gaps in disarmament and Russia policy
Behind the rumor mill in Washington the Byrnes plan is viewed as flawed. Critics argue it opens the world to Russia but leaves Russia resistant to world standards, with disarmament steps and troop withdrawals entangled by big powers and Soviet influence. The piece questions whether Byrnes can penetrate Russia’s isolation with the current approach.
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Byrnes
New York
Russia
Austin
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Council
Europe
Bevin
Britain
Yrnes
Asia
Russia uses security council power to shape disarmament
Paul Mallon argues Russia leverages its Security Council influence to push a resolution that could extend its revolution globally. He warns that immediate atomic ban and delayed general disarmament would leave the United States disarmed first, shaping future actions and the value of agreements.
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Russia
United States
Atomic Commisson
Molotov
New York
Nogo Godu
Columnists and publishers clash over independence and pay
A classic debate on local columnists notes Ward Morehouse of the New York Sun for strong reporting and argues for a union of columnists to protect fees. The piece praises Volume I of From the Shoulder by James G. Stahlman and discusses Austin Wood and publisher influence. The author laments publishers writing in their own columns and the risk of clever, well written copy by publishers.
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Silurians
New York
Ward Morehouse
New York Sun
Nashville
James G. Stahlman
Austin Wood
Wheeling
Whchh
A Look at James G Stahlman and Memorial Day Reflections
The piece praises Stahlman for clear direct expression and notes his appreciation for ordinary people. It highlights his view on teaching children to think for themselves and laments ingratitude toward the dead, urging reverence at cemeteries and memorials.
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James G. Stahlman
WINCHELL IN NEW YORK MAN ABOUT TOWN
Doris Duke’s barristers and James Cromwell settle divorce snags. Ted Fio Rito’s act canceled. Ram Ames and Frank Morgan’s son George headline a wedding threat. Celebrity notes abound from California to London with political buzz and social intrigue.
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James Cromwell
Ted Fio Ritos
Ramsay Ames
Frank Morgan
George
Chums
Beryl Davis
BBC Thrash
London
Jinx Falkenberg
Tommy
Bernice Allfred
Gov. Allred
ABC
Dale Harrison
John L. Lewis
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Good Riddance
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