North Carolina GOP hopes to build new party strength
Read as smoke signals from mountains NC Republicans plan beyond 1952 to field strong candidates for state offices, favoring new blood and two party growth over simple federal spoils. Old guard resists but recognizes need for fresh faces to spark a lasting two party system in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
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Hoover
Eisenhower
Taft
Stassen
Warren
The Apostle Paul to Timothy and Faithful Perseverance
A devotional meditation on Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus, highlighting his prison experience, personal struggles, and unwavering faith. It notes Paul’s confidence in entering heaven, the value of pastoral guidance, and calls Christians to endure, endure hardship, and continue in service. The piece cites Dr. Estes on the letters’ value across criticism.
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Church of the Ephesians
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Nero
Titus
Apostle
Kingdom of Heaven
David F. Estes
Mamertine
Luke
Demas
Tychichus
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Mark
Troas
Alexander
Jesus Christ
Present Steel Wage Talks Show Broader Stakes
Washington wage negotiations involving Steelworkers President Philip Murray center on a new wage formula and fringe benefits, with demands aiming at about 16 cents an hour and a $1.95 industry average. Officials warn higher raises could fuel inflation, while government leaders debate stabilization limits as Truman contemplates action and the potential Taft-Hartley injunction.
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NEA
Cyrus S. Ching
Truman
Clo - Steelworker
Philip Murray
Cio-Textile Workers
Emil Rieve
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Iron Aid Steel Institute
Phil Murray
WSB
Jones and Laughlin
General Motors
Defense Mobilizer
C. E. Wilson
Roger Lowell Putnam
Mike DiSalle
Iron and Steel Institute
U.S. Steel
Benjamin B. Fairless
Murray
Taft Harley
The Mad House Afterthoughts in the News
Washington diary style spoof covers April to June with satirical jabs at Truman MacArthur Nixon era topics. References to Kerr Mundt Taft Anderson and Barnee the orchestra leader mix politics with social satire and public notices.
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Joe Martin
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Russell
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MacArthur
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Maine
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Taft
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Senate Rules Committee
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Clinton P. Anderson
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Gwen
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Louisiana
California
President Truman
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OPS
Debating World War II air law over Hungary fliers
Analyzing whether Hungary’s ransom demand and the fate of American airmen implicate war status, neutrality, and international aviation law. The Havana and Panama conventions, the 1926 Air Commerce Act, and 1919 rules on air sovereignty frame questions of belligerency, internment, and innocent passage. Soviet Russia’s Siberian internment illustrates the era’s legal ambiguities.
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United States
Paris
Havana
Congress
Canal Zone
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Belgrade
Netherlands
Panama
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Soviet Russia
Japan
Prediction of Farley run in presidential race sparks press clash
A New York styled meditation on the enduring battle between politicians and journalists, arguing the press serves the public, not officials. The piece cites Adams, Jefferson, Grant, Roosevelt, Truman, and FDR, notes Washington scandals, and recalls Churchill and a Times editor story as examples of press life.
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Grant
Teddy Roosevelt
NY World
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Time Mag
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Washington
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
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