Crimea Conference Seen As Step Toward World Peace
The Crimea talks under Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin mark a pivotal, though imperfect, progress toward a postwar peace. The Big Three pledged to prize an international order and address Poland Germany and the Balkans while acknowledging hard terms in occupation Germany. A San Francisco meet in April aims to shape a world peace body, with hopes that lasting stability follows and Japan must join the broader peace.
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United States
Poland
Russia
Churchill
Germany
Balkans
France
Genny
Francisco
Moscow
Family of Nations
Japan
Pacific
Europe
San Francisco
Capitol Square Activity Prompts Consolidation Rumors
Rumors say state officials consider merging the State Highway Patrol and related bureaus into a general state agency. Governor Cherry’s inaugural act and administration support are cited, but officials were not consulted. A statewide liquor referendum bill is expected this week with critics fearing weak liquor laws.
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State Highway Patrol
Bureau of Intigation
Bureau of Identification
Cherry
North Carolina lawmakers face pay raise push amid conference talks
Loyalists from American Legion and veteran groups join lawmakers, attorneys, and aides in conference over bills. A North Carolina Federation of Labor mimeo urges constitutional amendment to raise General Assembly pay to at least 25 dollars per day, amid debates on existing 600 cap and daily rates for regular and special sessions.
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Attorney General’s Office
North Carolina Federation of Labor
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Fire protection bill eyed for outside city limits
Fire Chief FE K Ingram says the Caveness fire protection bill would create county fire districts with a commission to buy equipment. Funding would come from taxes levied on the district served, expanding protection to homes and business beyond city borders.
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FE. K. Ingram
Rural Fire Equipment and Local Commentary
Rural fire fighting needs differ from city setups with ample water. Rural districts should use large water sources or tanks up to 200 gallons to supply pump trucks. Local observations include hitchhiking teens and witty quotes about spring, Christmas cards, and a Dr. Taylor verse on a broken back.
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MacArthur’s Luzon gambit hailed as master strategy
War Department experts call MacArthur’s move from Leyte and through Lingayen Gulf a pivotal, historic maneuver. They note Japanese concentrations in Luzon misread the feint of southern landings and credit Navy and Army coordination for a decisive recapture effort.
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Philippines Campaign Elevates MacArthur to Legendary Status
In Manila and across the Pacific, the drive to clear Japanese forces from the Philippines is portrayed as crucial to opening China and halting further southern conquests. The article credits Admiral Nimitz for naval victories at Leyte and Luzon reinforcements while elevating General MacArthur to a stature alongside Caesar and Napoleon in military history.
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Stonewall Jackson
Nazi Ideals and Equal Opportunity Echoed in Postwar Debates
The piece contrasts ancient Rome with Nazi remnants in American society and critiques a Horner report urging dental schools to counter racial and geographic imbalances. It highlights America's long tradition of opportunity and mobility, contrasting it with elitist and racist ideologies.
The American Way of Life Against Racial Supremacy
By George Sokolsky argues that racialism has been limited in the United States through open schools and equal opportunity. He criticizes Nazi propaganda and Horner's university role concept, stating admissions should be based on scholarship, not race or geography. He warns a elite secondary citizen model rejects equality and constitutional rights.
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Hitler
Broadway Notes From The Intelligentsia Features And Gossip
A dense survey of theatre and media chatter includes dedications in The Overtons by Vincent Lawrence, Life magazine ad buzz, ghost writer notes by J Tebschel, Maeve Brennan at Harper’s, Washington saloon gossip, and previews of The First Nights plays plus radio programs and literary critiques. It surveys critics’ takes on The Overtons One Man Show and The Princess and the Pirate, with tangential chatter about War coverage and cultural figures like Lillian Hellman and Tallulah Bankhead.
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Hoope
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Fibber
Bing
Walter
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Tallulah Bankhead
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