Mayor's Pay Sparks Debate Over City Service Value
The piece argues Winston-Salem should pay adequately for mayoral work, critiquing a proposed half salary cut. It contrasts High Point and federal pay levels, and links compensation to public service quality and opportunity for capable, younger leaders. It also notes Washington's two-term precedent and the move to codify term limits.
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Winston-Salem
George Lentz
North Carolina
High Point
FBI efficient raid nets extortion suspect in Hutchens case
Citizens praise the swift FBI action after E W Lee allegedly confessed and was seized moments after taking a $3000 ransom from George Hutchens. Hutchens lauds federal and local officers as a seamless team delivering decisive results in the arrest.
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George Hutchens
FBI
E. W. Lee
Hutchens
Lee
George Washington as Soldier and Leader in Colonial Era
The article traces George Washington’s long role under British crowns and his transition to leadership of the American republic. It notes the enduring status of monarchy during his early life and his service as a soldier before guiding self-government in a period still dominated by absolutism.
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Washington
America
American Republic
Stalin
Franco
Peron
Hitler
Mussolini
Alu
Congress
George Washington
Wild Game Versus Livestock In Severe Winter
An Associated Press analysis questions resilience in harsh weather, contrasting wild game with livestock and pondering gendered survival traits. The piece prompts reflection on human adaptability and comparison to animal kingdoms amid cold seasons.
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Enterprise
Associated Press
Snake sighting on Cedron avenue signals early spring
A large black snake was seen Sunday on a vacant lot along Cedron avenue. The report suggests the warm spell may have fooled it into waking early, with the reptile possibly seeking air or prey and returning to its den soon.
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Cedron Avenue
Washingtons 217th birthday tribute features duty and progress
The article reflects on George Washington beyond folklore, praising his devotion to duty, leadership in war and governance, and impact as a farmer and founder. It contrasts biographers pictures with a balanced view of his thrift, foresight, and public service amidst progress and world leadership in science and tech. It also includes a lighter note on engineer Isaac Fidler and a centenarian anecdote about long life and marriage.
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Washington
George Washington
Parson Weems
Rupert Hughes
Carl Sandburg
Westmoreland County
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Charles
Lord and
Lady Fairfax
Lord Fairfax
Potomac
Fairfax
Virginia House of Burgesses
Continental Congress
New Republic
MR. Fidler
Isaac Fidler
American Society of Engineers
Fidler
Carolinas
America
Yadkin
Badin
Facts and figures from various reference statements
The excerpt lists diverse facts about magnetism in bismuth timber losses in the US high altitude La Paz Bolivia a 1966 Pacific tidal wave speed beaver size and large specimens over 60 pounds. It reads like a collection of trivia without a single narrative.
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North America
Freedom to Choose Against Boycott in Music
George Sokolsky argues that boycotts infringe on free choice and may violate constitutional rights. He cites Arthur Rubinstein and Gieseking, condemning politicized artistic exclusion while urging individuals to seek music free of political coercion.
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Arthur Rubinstein
Chi—_ symphony
Furtwaengler
Gieseking
Rubinstein
Geiselring
de Pachmann
Sinatra
Tanglewood
House Committee On un-American Activities
Broadway Season Highlights Father Son Drama Trend
Winchell notes show season strong with Death of a Salesman and Edward My Son focusing on father son ties. Broadway gross tops last year though equity employment stays slim, Mae West and Mike Todd stage comebacks praised, and several films and radio programs receive upbeat notices from critics.
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NEW Yorker
Broadway Lights
Edward
Equity
Mae West
Mike Todd
Broadway
H'wood
Movietown
Paul Muni
Variety
Notable quotes and flashes from the press box in New York
A jumble of claims and wry observations touches on O Henry prison 1896 Tohevsky Poe Hancock and Kuhn Fritz Wellman Churchill Agnes Underwood Elbert Hubbard and more The column riffs on trials quotes and book notices while mixing jests and social commentary across literary and public life.
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O. Henry
F. Dostoyevsky
Edgar Allen Poe
West Point
John Hancock
New York
Bund
Fritz Kuhn
Germany
Trib
Jane Russell
Acheson Presses Quiet Role in North Atlantic Pact Debate
Washington columnist Edson notes the North Atlantic pact controversy crowds the capital with balloons and propaganda. He cites Secretary Acheson’s humor and call for privacy in preliminary talks while outlining U S policy anchored in UN charter the Vandenberg resolutions and the president's inaugural point three toward regional defense and collective security.
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Dean Acheson
Connally
Vandenberg
Acheson
State Department
Senate
Connally-Vandenberg
U. S
Congress
Rio de Janeiro
United Nations
United States
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Truman
Waa
Strengthening Freedom Nations Against Aggression Promises
A speech asserts a definite commitment to strengthen freedom-loving nations against the dangers of aggression. It emphasizes assurances as the core demand and questions what more could be sought beyond those pledges.
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A compact puzzle clue set listing across and down entries with definitions and word lengths. Solving yields a grid of interconnecting terms including Greek letters and geographic names.
Puzzle Peerage Clue Answers List
A crossword style prompt with numerical hints and word meanings. Entries include bloodlessness town in Uteh exhilarate mariner robs looks fixedly jumbled type bones fish sauce seventh Greek letter upper limb dine goddess of infatuation measure of cloth transpose ab
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Uteh
Quotes Endorse Sales Careers for Youth in America
An American business career with high rewards is sales management. Alfred Schindler of the National Federation of Sales Executives urges educators to interest students in selling as a viable path, highlighting opportunities for alert youth and strong compensation.
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America
Alfred Schindler
National Federation of Sales Executives
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