Open Letter to Members of the North Carolina Legislature
North Carolina citizens urge legislators to resist pressure, evaluate the medical care and hospital program, and decide where to locate a four year medical school and central teaching hospital. They stress training needs, funding, and state-wide impact, urging independent judgment over factional disputes and urging timely action. The letter closes with confidence in the legislature’s collective stewardship.
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North Carolina
Carolina
Duke
Wake Forest
Good Health Association
Sperts
Theajer
Th Carolina
Bowman Gray
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital
Central Hospital
Hollywood
Medical Care Commission
Advisory Budget Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Parenthood training seen as juvenile delinquency prevention
Quotes on parenting as prevention and social cohesion from Jacob Panken and other figures emphasize the role of families in shaping youth. The remarks stress higher national standing, media influence, and education guiding people to live together despite differences.
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Jacob Panken
New York
Gardner Memorial Marks End of Capitol Session
State officials and lawmakers mourn Max Gardner after his death in New York en route to London as ambassador. A joint resolution honors his service, authorizes representation at the funeral, and directs state business to continue, with many expected to attend.
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Gardner
Max Gardner
New York
London
United States
Court of St. James
Capitol Square
Lee Weathers
Odus M. Mull
Tribute to Max Gardner by Legislature and Officials
Lynn Nisbet reports that the governor and fellow officials issued statements commending Max Gardner. A formal resolution and tributes in the Senate and House praised his aggregate contributions across politics education agriculture finance social reform and religion, deeming him one of North Carolina's foremost figures of the century.
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Max Gardner
Senate
House
Weathers
Mull
Soviets in U S Indulge in Luxuries While Proclaiming Ideals
A American Magazine report based on government and business sources portrays Soviet representatives and families in the United States as enjoying opulent lifestyles. It cites lavish Long Island and New York properties, luxury car use, and expensive clothing as evidence of a gulf between home conditions and their behavior abroad.
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United States
U.S
Unia
United Nations
New York
Profits and the financing of production in society
The piece contrasts funding methods between taxation and private savings financing, noting Soviet Russia uses government borrowing while the United States relies on private capital. It explains private profit as a reward for risk and tool use, warns that removing profits would dry up capital, and ends with an unfinished thought about the city context.
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Soviet Russia
United States
TVA
New York
Profits Versus Taxes as Inflation and Freedom Debate
By George Sokolsky argues private capital interests push inflation via government bonds, harming production. He notes 1925–42 factory profits averaging 3.7 percent, war-year 1941 at 8.18, and persistent losses in early 1930s. He contrasts profits with taxes and warns on despotic systems, asserting Americans value profits despite costs.
New York Nightlife Buzz and Broadway Stars
Readout from New York shows Elliott Roosevelts in town and stars like Morton Downey and Bert Lahr in lively scenes. Memos mention Mae West era rumors, June Havoc, Dorothy McGuire, Marilyn Maxwell, and Phil Small wedding notes amid club chatter at Hanson's and Vanity Fair.
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Winchellebrities
Elliott Roosevelts
Stork
Stalinville
Morton Downey
Bert Lahr
Bunty Pendleton
Abbott & Costello
St. Moritz
Colonial Inn
June Havoc
Reuben
D. Sarnoff
Broad Way
Leo Lindy
Ellis Arnall
Herman
Marilyn Maxwell
Freddy DeCordova
Winnie Gardiner
Randy Hearst
Vanity Fair
Martha Raye
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America
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Philadelphia
Guy E. Snavely
Association of American Colleges
Civilization
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
By Lynn Nisbet
Long Island Gold Coast
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the Strand
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Hunt Stromberg, Jr
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