Luce Urges Christian Revival At Duke Divinity Convocation
Henry R. Luce of Time and Fortune asserts America's morale is poor and calls for a Christian revival uniting faith with morals. He argues the nation needs a renewed Pentecost rooted in Christianity and the resurrected Christ to restore ethical and political freedom.
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Dr. Isaac Hall Manning Dies in Chapel Hill
The UNC physician and dean emeritus of the medical school passed away at his home in Chapel Hill. A pioneer in hospital insurance, Manning faced controversy over admissions, including racial discrimination claims, but maintained his convictions. His efforts helped hospital insurance become widespread in North Carolina.
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Independence versus interdependence in management and labor
A historical reflection argues America overemphasizes independence in work relations. It traces how postwar unions and mass production bred misunderstandings and strikes, warning that cooperation between management and labor is essential. Henry Ford favors outsourcing to small shops and homes, noting better morale and pride in smaller, well-led teams.
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America
Henry Ford
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Democratic executive committee in Raleigh eyes changes to rotation plan
Capitol Square committee in Raleigh on Friday March 1 may firm up agenda items including precinct county meetings and state convention. Rumors say amendments to the plan of organization could provoke controversy over gentlemen's agreements on senate rotation, led by Catawba Iredell Lincoln in disagreement with Iredell.
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Catawba district repeal may open race to all counties
The piece discusses 1937 Democratic district rules persisting from 1935, with Catawba seeking repeal to renegotiate or invite challengers from any county. It warns several districts could join if the question opens, shifting race dynamics. Also recaps a luncheon mix up at the governor’s mansion for John Motley Morehead after a billion dollar planetarium gift to the university, trustees initially uncertain.
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G Ls in Japan protest demobilization delays
Cpl. Ramey F. Kemp of High Point and Pfc. Eppie Brown of Waycross Georgia report G L s in the 77th division serving in Japan criticize postwar treatment. They describe staged delays in overseas redeployment and a forecast delay of up to three months for eligible servicemen returning home.
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High Point
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Rotations and wartime questions dominate citizens’ letters
Readers urge a six month overseas rotation plan and clearer service timelines. They condemn occupation secrecy and call for public action on military policy and city air pollution in High Point.
Postwar Washington notes on pensions and opinions
Jack Stinnett records quick observations from Washington on a proposed congressman pension plan as security, with input from Rep Albert J Engel and Vermont’s Charles A Plumley. He also notes Bohuslav Martinu’s new Thunderbolt-P-47 symphony and a cautionary scoring warning.
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Brady the Civil War Photographer and Lincoln’s Portraits
Malcolm W. Bayley reviews Roy Meredith’s Mr. Lincoln's Camera Man, detailing Mathew Brady's rise, the Cooper Union photo, and Brady's Civil War battlefield negatives. The book showcases Brady daguerreotypes and ambrotypes, with notes on minor factual slips in a richly printed volume.
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Baneful Bermuda deals seen as air race shifts
The Bermuda conference on international air travel prompts renewed criticism of U S concessions to Britain. Critics say Washington yielded to a British led bloc, granting access to U S routes and offshore bases while British lines gain market advantages and control over fares and schedules. Berle’s past remarks and Truman’s PAULEY nomination provoke political reactions.
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