Hypocritical Poppycock On RFC Probes By Senate Panel
A newspaper column defends the Reconstruction Finance Corporation against Senate Banking Committee charges as largely poppycock while noting common political influence in government lending. The piece urges caution, argues for accountability if misconduct is shown, and critiques the committee for overreaching without solid evidence.
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Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Senate
White House
Donald S. Dawson
Dunham
Democratic National Committee
Lessons From Jacob Embracing Mercy Through Faith
The article argues Jacob's flaws contrast with his loyalty to God. It notes Esau's steadiness, Jacob's fear and craft, and how a night vigil at Peniel leads to a blessing and a new name Israel. It ends linking biblical lessons to New Testament assurances of divine support and adoption.
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Jacob
Esau
Laban
Bethel
Leah
Rachel
Jehovah
Withal
Edom
Penuel
Israel
Jesus
Paul
Rome
Abba
Should High Point Civic Clubs Engage in Politics
A High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting debated whether civic clubs should influence politics and elections. The group favored encouraging voting while avoiding campaign endorsements, noting state Jaycees support for legislation but no direct local political campaigning.
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High Point Junior Chamber of Commerce
Civic Clubs
High Point
High Point Jaycees
Jaycees
Aycees
Yalta Legends and civic duty echo in local editorial
The piece defends the Yalta record as a fact, rails at the law of necessity, and questions military advisers and leaders linked to Roosevelt. It argues civic clubs should push for library and community center issues, notes council distrust, and urges informed voting and active local engagement.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Yalta
Korea
United States
Russia
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Japan
Remai
Hiroshima
Herbert Hoover
Hugh Gibson
William C. Bullitt
Joseph P. Kennedy
Charles Lindbergh
William D. Leahy
George C. Marshall
Ernest J
Brehon
Kerr B. Land
Charles M. Cooke
Harry Hopkins
Alger Hiss
Civic Club
Cme
Notes From a chaotic 1950s entertainment column
A stream of trivia and gossip spans Hollywood and New York from gossip about Barbara Hutton and Prince Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne to Walter Dear Mr W Ethel Merman fears a pregnancy rumor hurting Call Me Madam. It also covers Runyon Fund donations, Paris contracts, radio radar fines, and a slew of industry snippets with names like Henri Salvador Leo Marjane and Lillian Roth.
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W. Ethel Merman
Runyon Fund
Miss Truman
Barbara Hutton
Prince Henri de la Tour
Henri Salvador
Paris
Winchell, Mirror
USA
Monte Proser
Broadway
Leo Marjane
France
Joubert
Roger Bernheim
Cardinal Mercier
Compulsory savings as a possible tool for old age and inflation
The piece surveys the idea of compulsory savings in the United States as a potential response to inflation and budget pressures. It traces proposals from WW II and British policy, notes opposition from Morgenthau, and weighing of benefits and drawbacks including non-cashable bonds, tax substitutes, and fairness concerns. It also discusses enforcement challenges and the risk of tricking the system to join hardship groups.
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Washington
NEA
Lord Keynes
Britain
United States
Scacreee
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Congress
Comet
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Stine This
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Ramblin
George Sokolsky
Fred Flagler
Europe
Maine
New York
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Walter Winchell
Harrison
N. Y
Faye Emerson
Lyle
Dan Dayton
Capitol
Paramount Theatres
Army
Para
Um I
U.P
Klein
Jack
Barry
Nielsen
Lux
Ben
Cholly McCoddy
Amosnandy
Thoid
Lucius Beebe
Hock
Gold Coast
Portola Calif
Jeevy
Irene
St. Louis
G. Harris Pitman
U. S
Malik
Anna Magnani
Lillian Roth
Bert
Australia
John
Marsha
New World Almanac
Council For the Living Theater
Peter Edson
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