Quiet political conferences shape North Carolina governor race
The piece reports on behind the scenes talks among Democratic factions in Raleigh as 15 months before primaries. Gregg Cherry remains the announced candidate, while Ralph McDonald may target the governorship. Judge Wilson Warlick is urged as a possible contender, with L. P. McLendon and Lt. Gov. R. L. Harris also discussed.
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Gregg Cherry
Ralph McDonald
Raleigh
Concensus
McDonald
Senate
L. P. McLendon
Greensboro
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Fertilizer “Trust
War Labor Board
R. L. Harris
Hoey
Gardner
Reynnlds
Congress
McDonald's
Eternal home promised beyond mortal life
The sermon reflects on II Corinthians four and five, stressing immortality through faith. It cites Paul's endurance amid trials and the promise of a building of God in heaven, contrasted with earthly frailty, and recalls a hoaxing wartime book about afterlife. The piece frames enduring truths and spiritual peace beyond death.
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Paul
Corinthians
Apostle
Christ
America
France
Tabernacle
Jesus
W.A.B
Rubber, war needs, and the Jeffers deadline debate
Burton Heath argues that the Rubber program faces a race against time as undersecretaries Patterson and Forrestal warn that curtailing materials for synthetic rubber risks war production in favor of civilian needs. He supports Jeffers in securing essential supplies to keep both military and civilian economies functioning through mid 1945, noting Baruch committee cautions on delays. He also notes Roosevelt's handling of Flynn ambassadorship as an example of measured public disclosure and questions remaining Nazi explanations of Soviet defeats in Stalingrad.
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Patterson
War
Forrestal
Navy
Congressional
Jeffers
Army
Flynn
Eddie
Roosevelt
Congress
Passage Reflects on Judgment and Fire Imagery
The excerpt presents a biblical verse from Malachi about a coming day of judgment that will burn the proud and wicked, leaving neither root nor branch. It contrasts with Milton’s line describing gates belching flames as chaos spreads after the fiend’s passage.
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Malachi
Beetle Longevity and Personal Will Discussed
A quirky note argues women need not fear hair trends from last year and claims a personal will can aid success more than inheritance from a rich relative. The piece muses on beetles surviving without food for three years as a curious aside.
Winchell on Broadway and political wars in wartime
Columnists discuss Federal probes and court-martial threats over sedition cases in the Justice Department with William Power Maloney’s promotion debated. Mentions of A G Biddle, Thurman Arnold, Hoover, and public opinion trials, plus Broadway critic reminiscences of Percy Hammond Woollcott Broun and Rex Stout.
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Congress
Leon Henderson
Ed Flynn
Harry Hopkins
White House
William Power Maloney
Dep't of
Justice
Maloney
Unites States
Biddle
Washington
Senate
Dep T
Mr. Biddle
John Edgar Hoover
Thurman Arnold
Gov't Department
Harding
Cong
Justice Department
New York
Percy Hammond
Alexander Woollcott
Heywood Broun
Heaven
Broun
Woollcott
Braun
Abec
Percy
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