Southern Revolt Threat Highlighted by Editorial
An editorial denounces a potential southern revolt within the Democratic Party over racial segregation amid criticism of fair employment practice proposals. It argues progress comes from education and opportunity, not laws, and urges equal chances for minorities while opposing broad anti segregation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Democratic Party
South
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
National Party
al Smith
Democratic Party
Congress
Washington
Harold McGrath
Big City
Truman
The Nascent Ministry of Jesus A Bible Study Outline
The text outlines a four with a plan for Sunday studies through Lent on the last year of Jesus ministry. It traces the start in Nazareth and Galilee to Capernaum, explains the Twelve apostles selection, discusses baptism by John, and notes Peter’s confession of Christ at Caesarea Philippi. It cites Gospel references and notes the disciples misunderstanding Jesus while highlighting key events and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Mary
Joseph
Nazareth
Carpernaum
Sea of Galilee
Galilee
Judea
Samaria
Syro-Phoenicia
Caesaria
Philippi
Peraea
Jerusalem
Damascan
James
John
Zebedee
Simon
Jonas
Bethabara
Jordan
John the Baptist
Judas Iscariot
Levi
Matthew
Andrew
Israel
David
Jacob’s Well
Beezlebub
Capernaum
Simon Peter
Caesarea Philippi
Jordan River
Jonn the Baptist
Elijah
Peter
Christ
Mark
Moffatt
God
W.A.B
Capitol Square Highlights and 1949 Legislative Outlook
Travel report notes 144 659 hours on patrol by 420 officers and 1 523 082 miles driven as daily duties rise. North Carolina races for 1949 assembly draw attention from Davidson to Wake counties with nominations and filing rules reform debated. Rumors of governors candidates, state losses and tax matters trigger CPA and law practice concerns amid looming elections and Thanksgiving farm auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Raleigh
San Francisco
General Assembly
A. Martin
Davidson County
Hemi
Allied Church League
Catawba
Harry van der Linden
van der Linden
ABC
Hickory
Ickory
Franklinton
Louisburg
Asheville
Wake County
Pau Bailey
U. S
Robert N. Simms
State Baptist Convention
Phillip Whitley
Wendell
House of Representatives
Cherry
R. E. Earp
Johnston County
Lionel Weir
State Board of Agriculture
Dr. Earp
Thanksgiving Baptist Church
Kerr Scott
C. E. Earle, Jr
Republian
State Board of Elections
Election Board
State Board
Sim Depare
Attac
Certified Public Accountants
CPA
Off-Election Shows Wallace, Communists Shift NY Voter Leanings
George Sokolsky notes the 1946 Bronx district race as a test of Henry Wallace and the Communist line. Voters stayed home, illustrating Democratic strength with religious and ethnic blocs, while Palestine and Soviet issues loom toward 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Congress
Leo Isacson
Henry Wallace
New York State
Vito Marcantonio
Ferdinand C. Smith
Kremlin
Eleanor Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Palestine
Wallace
Harlem
Democratic
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Moscow
Stalin
Thomas Aquinas
Karl Marx
Flynn
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
California
State Department
American Labor Party
Dewey
Truman
Mead
Washington party tainted by MacDonald visit and rules
Washington social page recalls a late night gathering for Jeannette MacDonald hosted by former prohibition prosecutor Mabel Willebrandt at the Sulgrave Club. Guests were told to avoid smoke, follow strict seating, and depart by late hour as political talk mingled with celebrity presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rank
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Jeannette MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
Tom Clark
Margaret Truman
Supreme Court
Reed
Jackson
Douglas
Sulgrave Club
Constitution Hall
Copacabana
Margaret Royall
Winchell Memos Of A Girl Friday
A fragmented column notes the Stork Club’s first federal court defeat over its name, mentions Harry Owens’s upcoming marriage to Helen Cleveland, surgery on Virginia Penne, film talks, Gandhi recordings, and assorted society gossip with references to Mae West and Miss Truman’s husband candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork Club
San Francisco
U.S
App Ng
Harry Owens
Helen Cleveland
Wellesley
Mass
Quentin Reynolds
Virginia Penne
New York Hospital
Roberts
Henry Fonda
U. S
Winchell Columm
Mae West
London
T. C. Worsley
Prince of Wales’ Theatre
Carol Coster- Musica
McKesson - Robbins
Bridgeport
Taylor
Ethel Merman
Annie
Washington Society
White House
Miss Truman
June Richmond
Ebony Star
Robert Wood
Dean Carl Ackerman
Columbia School of Journalism
Damon
New York Runyon Scholarship Recipients and Party News
The column notes a Runyon Scholarship award of 500 dollars yearly by the local Federal Courthouse reporters and mentions plans to announce a new party name The New Party. It references Eisenhower comments, critiques of Roosevelt and Truman, and various literary and publishing mentions including Kinsey’s book, Sartre, and reviews of works tied to gossip and drama circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runyon
Henry Wallace
Eisenhower
Fdr
Truman
Roosevelt
Don
Wor
Wm. Z. Foster
Bronx
Wm. E. Foster
Runyon Fund
Burns Mantle
N. Y
Patterson
Daily News
Toyko
Harry Brundidge
Toyko Rose
Variety
U. S
London Daily Mail
Paris
France
Not to plan for mass appeal on air says Jessel
Quotes from George Jessel, Gen. Lucius D. Clay and Winston Churchill touch on broadcasting ethics, anti Communist sentiment, dangers of delay, and calls for steady approach toward Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jessel
Winston Churchill
Russia
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Ged
The
Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet
Earth
Abraham Lincoln
George Sokolsky
George Dixon
Taft-Hartley
Winchell
Hellinger
Sam Salvin
Santo Bretagna
Columbia
Gandhi
Susan Hayward
Duke of Windsor
Kathleen
Amber
Winsor
A. A. Knopf
Broken 1
Mr. Burr
Playbill
Irene Bordoni
Jean- Paul Sartre
Saunders Company
Dr. Kinsey
Rockefeller Foundation
Kinsey
Egypt
Moses
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Mister Breger
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