Greensboro Protects Its Morals After Look Magazine Piece
A Greensboro reaction to Look Magazine labeling the city as "poor" in vice triggers calls for the writer to testify. The piece, criticized as shoddy journalism, is accused of sensationalism to boost magazine sales. The editor notes other cities listed as "good" or "bad" and defends local virtue.
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Greensboro
Look Magazine
Gate City
Greensboro Daily News
Look
The
American Social Hygiene Association
ASHA
Albert Q. Maisel
High Point
Kinston
Sugar Hill
Morehead City
Atlantic Beach
Dunn
North Carolina
Cartaret Coast
Morehead
Lawmakers in Guilford Face Re election Watch in Near Future
The note suggests Representative Thomas Turner will seek re election to the Legislature from Guilford. It mentions Walter Crissman Arthur Kirkman Clyde Shreve Joe Carruthers Jesse Washburn and other Guilford aspirants as possible candidates. Filing deadlines loom while public discussion begins.
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Thomas Turner
Guilford
Walter Crissman
Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Clyde Shreve
Stokesdale
Greensboro
Joe Carruthers
Guilford County
General Assembly
Crissman
Kirkman
City
Jesse Washburn
John Q
Notable Democrats Predict Truman Reelection Run
Illinois congressman Adolph Sabath and North Carolina’s Robert Doughton expressed belief yesterday that Harry S. Truman will run again. Doughton said, Looks like he is running and he'll get the nomination if he wants it. Sabath suggested Truman would sacrifice himself and run to lead the nation to peace.
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Adolph Sabath
Illinois
Robert Doughton
North Carolina
Harry S. Truman
Doughton
Sabath
White House
Truman
Harry Truman
Korea
Harry
Oldsters
Ourself
Graham votes none in 1950 North Carolina primary
Billy Graham declares he did not vote for Frank Graham or Willis Smith in the 1950 North Carolina primary. He was out of state and absentee voting was banned in primaries. His parents voted for Smith. Graham notes no kinship to either candidate and cites correction of earlier misstatements.
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Billy Graham
Frank Graham
Willis Smith
North Carolina
Smith
Evangelist Graham
Senator Graham
White House
Truman
Billy
Frank
Graham
North Carolina outdoor drama and local notes spark interest
News from the Lger Association buying land for an outdoor theater to stage Kermit Hunter's drama marks a milestone in the region. Also noted are changes to a Franklin Street drugstore clock and reflections on travel safety, leap year calendar quirks, and local reminiscences from Chapel Hill and surrounding areas.
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L Gereal Association
Kermit Hunter
Ains
Eubanks
Chapel Hill
Moody Durham
W. P. Jordan
Bruce Strowd
Brodie Thompson
Pera
Franklin Street
Princess Margaret's New Favorite Suitor Sparks Rumor Mill
Rumors swirl around Princess Margaret with talk of a new favorite, possibly the Earl of Dalkeith, as social circles and fashion mix with European nobles. The segment mentions various celebrities and socialites, including Greta Garbo, Betty Lawson, Paul Newman, and others, amid a tapestry of gossip about marriages, engagements, and high society events.
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Margaret Rose
Earl of Dalkeith
Gertrude Lawrence
A. Martin
Pat Smart
Pamela Bank
Eric Maria Remarque
Erica von Hurstig
Hohenzollerns
Tom Tone’ le
Winnie
Ali Khan
Rita
Zil
Frazier
Manny
Stu
Barthelof Dick
Three Big NATO Jobs At Lisbon Conference
Washington reports three major tasks for the Lisbon NATO conference. approve European defense integration and a united diplomatic front. decide Germany’s full entry into NATO or a stronger European defense role. streamline budgets and civilian leadership, with a 14 nation executive council to guide operations.
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NATO
Lisbon
Washington
NEA
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Portugal
Crea
Prinaes Qy
Gena
Germany
European Defense Force
Ae Ie
Europe
Britain
Tom Council
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
Sir Edwin Plowden
Jean Monnet
France
Paris
Congress
Rome
William H. Draper
Nhower
Amaller
Harvard Spaak
Belslung
Paul ‘Hen Stikker
Netherlands
Kefauver Rumors Stir 1940s Campaign Talk
Summaries quote Kefauver on running for president and allies debating his candidacy. Summit County official John Poda appeals for Kefauver to seek the nomination. UN delegates and Maj. Gen Turner discuss peace talks and missing prisoners amid broader political uncertainty.
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Kefauver
John Poda
Summit County
Ohio
Estes Kefauver
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Princess Margaret
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My Palm Intelligence
Cooper
Music Box
Jack Moseeley
Prince
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Lou Walters
Betty Lawson
Paul Newman
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Fernanda Montel
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