Shuping Attacks Jonathan Daniels Over Books and Blasphemy
A Greensboro Democrat, C L Shuping, targets Jonathan Daniels, Raleigh News and Observer editor, for alleged sacrilegious passages in his books. The column notes Daniels’s potential National Committeeman bid, party support from state leaders, and the author’s aim to gain a presidential appointment. Daniels’s critics cite past writings while supporters argue for letting him face scrutiny and possibly win the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Shuig
Greensboro
Jonaan Daniels
Raleigh News
Joe Blythe, Jr
Shuping
Daniels
State Democra Executive Committee
Fitten
Mr. Daniels
Beeen Jehovah
Lucifer
Milton
J. Daniels
Mr. Shuping
Jonathan Daniels
Alexy
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Scott
Hoey and
Broughton
Waynick
South
Roosevelt health history sparks debate over strokes
ARoosevelt health account is challenged as Dr. Wold’s claims of three strokes are disputed by Dr. McIntire and Mrs. Roosevelt. The piece notes bronchial illness in 1938 and 1943, with the 1945 cerebral hemorrhage marking the president’s death, while urging truth in reporting health of leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Roosevelt
The
United Tes
Ross Tire
Karl C. Wold
Dr. Wold
Pressent
Roosevelt
Congress
Teheran
Danville Woman Judges Soap Operas and Drama Standards
Mrs Kathryne Wilkerson of Danville from New York says listening to soap operas gives strength when others troubles are worse. Critics in Greensboro praise her view as upholding standards of art, noting drama evokes pity and fear while audiences seek relief in humor and hopeful endings. Chaplain Braskamp asks to reveal humanity and fulfill inner ideals beyond the next exciting episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryne Wilkerson
Danville
Tly
New York
Greensboro
Wilkerson
Chaplain Braskamp
Senate
W.A.B
Casual Comment By W. A. Bivins
The column notes American Legion officers in session and praises their fellowship in High Point. It reflects on Lincoln's birth anniversary and his lasting influence, urging unity and a world federation. It ends with a pension discussion, criticizing pension bonus waste and honoring veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
High Point
Not Tired Carl Goerch Warns On Political News
Carl Goerch comments in The State that average citizens tire of political coverage yet grow eager as Taft Hartley law fate looms. He notes Truman's upset and Eddy Rabbit Taft’s resolve to save the law with some Democratic and Dixiecrat support, referring to last October issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Goerch
Carl
Truman
Depesters
Eddy Rabbit Taft
Government Job Reporter Ponders Grand Canyon Mystery
A humorous exchange unfolds as a reporter asks about the Grand Canyon’s age while a man jokes that the effort sounds like a government job. The remark satirizes bureaucratic perceptions of large projects and natural wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canyon
Notable Facts from Historical Figures and Lore
Benja min West helped found the Royal Academy in London and served as its president. The Hassayampa River near Wickenburg Arizona is famed for a legend about waters that erase truth when drunk. Frances Cleveland became First Lady when married at age 22 in the White House. Sir Hubert Wilkins captured early war footage in pre World War I Balkan conflicts. Wart ailments often vanish independently fueling superstitions of charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Middle-West
Union
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
White House
Sir Hubert Wilkins
More Husbands for Married Ladies Sparks Crochet Club Debate
In a humorous exchange at the Crochet and Croquet society, Trellis Mae Peeble proposes discussing a German idea of multiple husbands for wives. Wilbur counters that the concept targets men’s ability to take more than one wife, prompting ribald banter before Trellis Mae abandons the topic for Joe Stalin.
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New York
Trellis Mae
Germany
Wilbur
Joe Stalin
Kremlin
Tord
Raleigh Lawmakers Hear Daniels Nomination In Clashing Session
The Greensboro political row over Jonathan Daniels nomination fuels backfire as letters from state committee members surface in capitol offices. Governor Scott vows to push his Go Forward program while facing school and road funding debates and revenue pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Daniels
G. L. Shuping
Greens
Daniels
Supk
Shuping
Greensboro
Capitol
Scott
Truman
White House
W Ondar
Broadway Notes Reflect Grit and Gaiety in 1940s Theater Scene
New York notes survey Broadway vulgarity debates in Odets plays, toast fund for Silvio Hein memorial given to his widow, and a push for actor raises blocked by Equity. Highlights cover Mae West and Gregory Peck film takes, Cholly Chan critique, Ava Gardner roles, and changes in TV era reception amid a theater downturn.
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Clifford Odets
Odets
Tommy Glennon
John Golden
Silvio Hein
Alfred de Liagre
Chaillot
Equity
Margaret Hayes
H. B. Swope, Jr
Harkness Pavillion
Jerry Lowe
Florida
N. Y
Gregory Peck
Cholly Chan
Ava Gardner
Bob Taylor
Melvyn Douglas
Andy Eges
Huge Beast Horizonta 1 Depicted and Related Word List
A mixed OCR-like puzzle list blends animal terms kinship and language hints with abbreviations and clues. The fragment includes references to mammals minerals poetry and political topics, interwoven with word parts and cross references.
Lively radio culture notes and quips from early airwaves
A collage of commentary on Mary McCarty’s TV debut, radio stars, and screen humor. It notes California climate saving gag writers, the profitability of stage punsters, and the sound era’s dime novel heroics via David Harding. It cites Burns and Allen, Family Closeup, and industry pundits Ed Kobak and Abe Schrechter, ending with assorted quotations from critics and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCarty
California
David Harding
Dave
Errol
Burns
Allen
Gracie
ABC
Ed Kobak
Abe Schrechter
Mutual
Look at 1940s book notices and magazine hype
The excerpt surveys literary reception and promotions of works by Norman Mailer, Lloyd Douglas, and others. It notes sales figures for The Naked and the Dead and The Big Fisherman, teases a February Harper’s feature, cites Life magazine promotional tactics, and mocks Lookmag and various newsy blurbs on figures, health rumors, and political quotes from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Mailer
Lloyd Douglas
Harper's
B. Taper
Startler
Cire
Lookmag
Dame Rumor
Rinehart
Fdr
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Shulping
News and Observer
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Royal Academy
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Hassayampa River
Wickenburg
Ariz
U. S
Hai Boyle
Gap
al Square
Lynn Nisbet
State Committee
Wildlife Resources
State Board
United Forces For Education
Arch Allen
Jimmy Little
Wake
Bob Simms
William T. Hatch
Raleigh
Hatch
Frank Huskins
Paul Muni
Philly
Boston
Drama Inspectors
Richard Whart
Variety
Hartford Observer
Mae West
Bijcus
Milton Berle
Mickey Rooney
Jack Benny
Goldwyns and
Zanucks
Horizonta
South Dakota
India
U. S.A
Gudrun
Great Lake
Tidal
J. Newton
J. Dryden
H. Broun
Maureen Daly
Peggy Gaddis
Anon
Dewey
von Papen
Vishinsky
Hitler
Munich
Gen
Clay
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