Sears withdraws offer for High Point church property
The Sears and Roebuck withdrawal from a long term lease on Tate Park and Elm Street School property leaves High Point without a new store. City leaders and the First Baptist Church failed to reach a satisfactory agreement, though urging continued negotiation within one week before the sale.
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Seven candidates vie for North Carolina Supreme Court seat
The piece analyzes a crowded race for Justice Valentine’s seat with seven entrants including Valentine and voters largely unaware. It notes regional splits eastern versus western circuits, the pro and anti Scott currents, and the challenge of informing a public largely uninformed about the judges. It ends by suggesting the decision is unprecedented in scope and complexity.
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Mundt Housewife Proposes $100 Democrat Dinner Menu
A satirical menu suggestion by Mrs. Earl E. Mundt, wife of South Dakota Senator Mundt, targets Democratic fundraisers in Washington. The piece names politicians and figures tied to the era and hints at political theater amid a gala event, with playful jabs at public figures and a noted hotel room anecdote.
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Agnes Smedley and Shanghai Conspiracy reviewed
The writer argues Agnes Smedley aided Soviet espionage in China, citing General Willoughby's Shanghai Conspiracy and noting her dual citizenship and long career in espionage. The piece questions motives, Kremlin ties, and the Pentagon's clearance while urging reading The Shameful Years.
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Quotes and echoes in global politics and corruption debates
A compilation of remarks on Russia and Soviet policy, Eva Peron’s Christmas message, political whitewash accusations, a Senator's view on corruption probes, a stark subway explosion image, and a rescue worker recalling the West Frankfort mine disaster.
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Valentine Histories and Legends in Ancient Celebration
The essay traces Valentine's Day origins from medieval Europe to Roman lore and Chaucer echoes. It notes myths of a high priest Valentine and royal battles, customs of early lovers, and the evolution from hand written valentines to lithography and printed booklets in Britain by 1797.
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Atomic research and Lincoln birthday notes in Collier's
The issue discusses U S atomic stockpiles and potential threats, noting guided attack risks and protective fox holes. It also profiles Abraham Lincoln on his 143rd birth anniversary and reflects on his rise, wartime leadership, and legacy in concise, period style.
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