Business must defend free enterprise says Bennett at Sedgefield Inn
Walace F Bennett president of the National Association of Manufacturers urges defense of the free enterprise system from the great lie of class struggle. He argues business must inform employees of problems and nurture spirit through diplomacy and leadership while recognizing the human element in labor and management.
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Sedgefield Inn
Walace F. Bennett
National Association of Manufacturers
Bennett
Free Enterpriseystem
America
F.J.F
United States and France Exchange Friendship Train Gifts
The Magellan liner arrives in New York bearing thanks from France for the Friendship Train relief effort. The piece praises signs of goodwill between nations amid global tension and notes people-to-people ties as the hopeful basis for lasting peace.
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New York Harbor
Unitedate
France
Europe
United States
B.C
Capitol Square Surprise on Sixth Division Highway Appointment
Governor Scott named George Cobl as highway commissioner for the sixth division in a surprise move four weeks into his term. No one expected a new division chief, though Dr. Henry Jordan and W. H. Rogers were announced in other high posts.
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George Cobl
Scott
Tar Heels
Henry Jordan
A. H. Graham
W. H. Rogers
Vance Baise
Capitol
Public relations head named for highway department
Governor Cherry and special assistant to Governor Scott name a public relations chief for the highway department. Retiring Chairman Graham and nine division commissioners disagree with Governor Scott on the program. The Jordan Cobl Snider group provides the governor with help to push paving every school bus route in the state.
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Cherry
Scott
Highway Department
Graham
Speculation on Capitol Square reshuffles in May
Observers weigh possible changes in state leadership with May 1 term starts. George Coble, a dairy magnate, is cited as a likely highway chairman for the full term, while Dr. Jordan was viewed as a secure reappointment to the sixth division. The puzzle is whether Coble and Jordan swap roles, stay put, or new appointees replace them.
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Scott
Capitol Square
George Coble
Jordan
Cabl
New rural road program starts under new chair and commissioner
The newly named chairman and the division commissioner will spend three months implementing the Scott road program. It centers on improving rural roads financed by a $200,000,000 bond issue and an additional one-cent per gallon gasoline tax. Bill Snider, formerly private secretary to the previous official, was transferred.
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Bill Snider
North Carolina lawmakers tour Camp Lejeune visit
About two hundred legislators state officials and guests toured Camp Lejeune the U S Marine Corps base headed by Governor Scott. The trip included three airplanes six buses and private cars and offered a look at the base and a military power display as well as a chance to see eastern North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Camp Lejeune
U. S. Marine Corps
Carolina Coach
Queen City
Greyhound
Scott
Lawmakers skip session as veterans confront travel fatigue
World War II veterans admitted they had seen enough of such places to last them. others used the Raleigh slack day to schedule committee hearings and other business. Representative John Umstead of Orange stayed home to address pressing insurance rate issues on mental hospital properties.
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Raleigh
John Umstead
Orange
State department on Russia Berlin blockade risk analysis
State department policy makers fear Russia lifting the Berlin blockade could leave Washington off balance and question how to respond to dramatic actions. They expect to remain firm and demand the Soviets end comintern and aggression once Russia appears as a trustworthy ally. Trade discounts between oculists and optical firms rise nationwide, IRS argues such discounts violate public policy, while patients see no price difference.
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State Department
Russia
Berlin
Business Week
Comintern
Greensboro News of
United States Tax Court
Internal Revenue Department
Reader's Digest
High Point Jaycees Lead March of Dimes Drive
The Junior Chamber of Commerce in High Point actively collected for the March of Dimes. Members braved brisk weather at the bridge, extending receptacles and urging offerings, delivering a persistent and fruitful community effort.
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Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
City Dogs
A local woman laments stray and resident dogs roaming backyards. She cites a shepherd dog that stalks her property, growling when she tidies the yard, and warns she may report the animal or confront its owner if the behavior continues.
Tonic Tales and Parking Notes From Town
A druggist recalls Beef Wine and Iron as a tonic tale from Burgaw and other towns with a woman who kept buying bottles. Inside outside notes on a brand new convertible warn that an attorney and a policeman are both inside and outside attending to business, followed by a parking ticket on the door handle.
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Pitt County
Burgaw
Manteo
Murphy
Ex-GI small businessmen protest government red tape
Washington reports on the formation of the Ex-GI small businessmen group based in New York City with Jay V. Smith as chair. The piece skewers bureaucracy and taxes hindering veterans who start their own ventures, noting other ex-GIs pursuing arts and travel.
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Washington
W. 8Th St
New York City
Jay V. Smith
Smith
Greenwich
America
Public Announces Peace Over Hatred In Music Debate
The piece argues against boycotts and revenge toward German artists like Gieseking, Flagstad, and Furtwaengler, urging forgiveness and a shift toward peaceful reconciliation. It condemns wartime hatred and warns that revenge harms both victor and vanquished, praising music over vendetta.
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America
Gieseking
London
Paris
Moscow
Furtwaengler
Douglas MacArthur
Nazi Revival in American Zone Echoes Past Failures
The piece argues that Winchells and clemencies for Nazi figures signal a pattern of appeasement to revive Germany’s power. It cites State Dept warnings from March 30 1945 about postwar Nazi plans and alleges ongoing Nazi influence in the American zone through judges prosecutors teachers and industrialists.
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von Papens
Schachts
Ilse Koches
Krupps
Germany
Dep't
Thir Reich
Hitler
Germans and gimmie gangs threaten postwar liberty in America
A column warns that German influence and allied bankers push Nazism and war readiness in the United States. It cites a 1945 NY Times report on a German firm linked to a U.S. company and calls for a full investigation of German occupation policy, denazification, and the use of billions in ceremonial spending.
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Walter Gieseking
Germany
Carnegie Hall
Gieseking
Kirsten Flagstad
Wilhelm Furtwaengler
Japan
United States
Micah
Cong
Beckwith
United States Treasury
U. S
NY Times
Gereman
Wehrmacht
U. S. Army
Congress
Ceremany
Noble sentiment on civilization and spiritual renewal
A pro consul of a conqueror reflects on turning progress in science and culture into a moral revival. He marks his 69th birthday and stresses that salvation lies in the spirit to save the flesh amid two thousand years of cultural achievement.
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Bashan
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