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State Conservation and Development Agency Near Crucial Growth Period
The State Board of Conservation and Development is praised as North Carolina's promotional engine. Over the next decade its strength in personnel, funds, and prestige is vital to attract capital, develop resources, and raise tax revenue to fund services like schools and health. Weakening it now would be dangerous.
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Walking by Faith in Christ
A writer reflects on personal faith in Jesus Christ as the true foundation of life. He recalls childhood faith, college doubt, and studying John 1 to affirm that the Word became flesh, and Jesus offers abundant life. He concludes that only Christ as foundation endures while wealth or morality alone fails.
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They Say by Joseph T McGhee on soldiers views of Europe
An editor’s note presents part of a letter from Jos eph T McGhee of Koonts McGhee Drug Company serving in a U S Army medical unit in Europe. He describes his year abroad in England and on the continent learning how ordinary people view the war and future peace.
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Koonts- McGhee Drug Company
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America
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England
France
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Belgium
Britain
Thoughts on War and Peace from Joseph T. McGhee
Joseph T. McGhee of the US Army shares reflections on the causes of the war and the aims for a peaceful future. He argues that ordinary people want governments to cooperate while preserving national freedom, comparing international relations to neighboring families sharing public services. He calls for courage to pursue peace and a just world order.
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Europe
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Yalta talk and vodka jokes in political barbs
A dated column mocks wartime diplomacy and radio punditry. It questions U S gains from the Yalta Conference and ridicules figures like Ed Flynn and the idea of Stalin’s feat, mixing political critique with humorous barbs about vodka and memory of revolution.
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Ed Flynn
Bronx
Yalta coalition staunch as the war ends
By George Sokolsky discusses Yalta's outcome noting Walter Lippmann's view that the wartime coalition between the United States Great Britain and the Soviet Union has grown stronger as the war nears its end. The piece suggests Roosevelt preserved the alliance without forcing Stalin out.
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Southern Boulevard
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Yalta
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Capitol Square Notes on Teachers Unions and Education Spending
Speaker Oscar Richardson replies to a teacher’s telegram about whether the General Assembly will force teachers to join a union. The session plans near 140 million dollars in two years, mostly for education, with a 120 a year war bonus for state workers under consideration and broad funding for state agencies.
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Cical
Committee Report Sends Mixed Signals On Game and Fish Control
The sub committee on mental hospitals cites lack of cooperation between business and professional management as a key failure. The gaming and inland fish division faces management shortcomings, with debate over keeping it in the Department of Conservation and Development. A divorce bill separating game and fish from the department is likely, while staggered board terms are urged.
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Department of Conservation and Development
C&d
Broughton
Memo from Winchell on Broadway gossip and wartime notices
The column recaps wartime chatter about Pvt. Henry Weber and other cases, plus industry rumor about Janick’s Navy draft stance, Nazi prisoners, and probing inquiries by Congressman Harless. It notes staff moves, marriages, and society editor shifts, with sharp asides on public figures and press dynamics.
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Pvt
Henry Weber
Weber
Army
Janick
Navy
Gov't
Congressman Harless
Arizona
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