Critique of Sanford Report on High Point Police
A High Point editorial criticizes Terry Sanford's investigation of the police for being too soft, noting ignored administrator flaws and overemphasis on honesty. The piece calls for discipline improvements and policing reforms, while acknowledging some constructive training suggestions and strong crime-solving praise.
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High Point
Terry Sanford
Fayetteville
FBI
North Carolina Institute of Government
Sanford
Chief Stoker
Stoker
Something for Nothing in Federal Grants Debate
A Roanoke World News editorial questions the idea of federal handouts as something for nothing. It cites Virginia's 1951 federal receipts and the high overhead of Washington handling costs, urging taxpayers to decide whether to end the expansion of federal funding.
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Washington
Roanoke
World News
Commonwealth of Virginia
Commonwealth
Eh Sans
Galeton
Virginia
Treasury
National Defense
Federal Departments
Uncle Sam
United States
Executive Department
Geo
Pegram
The Mad House Dreaming Of A Presidential Vacation
Washington reports the president appears wistful about a vacation as reporters press about administration questions. He smiles during a Q and A under a pale moon while the nation weighs possible travels and policy topics.
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Washington
White House
Widening World and College Life Reflections
A personal reminiscence traces college life as climbing stairs and learning humility. The narrator recalls lab experiments in chemistry and physics, lectures on knowledge, and a humorous aside about President Truman’s vacation chatter and Sugarloaf Key fishing chat.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Stolberg
Paul
Collec
Citizens as stockholders urged to press thrift government
John L. Collyer of B. F. Goodrich Co urges Savings Bond buyers to view themselves as stockholders in the government. He says they should insist Congress adopt sound policies to ensure efficient and thrifty governance.
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United States Savings
John L. Collyer
B. F. Goodrich Co
Senator Connally
Acheson
McCarthy
The Duke and Duchess Front in New York Gossip
A jumble of Hollywood and Broadway chatter notes the Windsor duchess, Sugar Ray Robinson, Cary Grant and others in a Paris to New York gossip scene. Mentions leukemia death of Eddy Duchin’s cousin, theater plans, and Runyon fund items amid scattered rumors and clips.
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Windsor
Sugar Ray Robinson
John Barrymore
Michael Strange
Eddy Duchin
Eddy
Gil Gabriel
H. Barnes
Her Trib
Cue
Oscar Levants
June Gale
Chery
Crawford
Ahooley
Jeevy
Harry Akst
Jolson
Runyon Committee
K. R. Goldenberg
Paterson
N. J
Sugar
Runyon
A. J. Multer
Col’m
Lincoln
Washington
Fred
A.P
Stuart
John Grassano
Fort Storey
Papa
D. Browns
Cosmopolitan
Virgin Isles
These Days Still They're Killed In an Avoidable War
A reflective essay argues Britain failed to maintain traditional policy against Soviet dominance, blaming socialist liberalism, misjudgments, and the rise of Mao Tze-tung. It contends the U S Britain and allies misread power, with India Egypt and Europe suffering influence losses and costly wars.
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America
Mao Tze-tung
Tito
Soviet Russia
Pacific
Adriatic
Great Britain
Europe
Asia
Britain
Posay
Germany
British
Gandhi
Stalin
India
Egypt
Sapin
Italy
Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Teheran
Yalta
Churchill
Pakeistan
Disraeli
Milner
Pakistan
Spain
Yugoslavia
Chiang Kai-shek
Nhru
Seatenity
Tru
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Achimedes
Eve
Paus Way
Broadway
George Dixon
Associated
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Truman
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International News Service
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Pointblank
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Sugaloa
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Jim
Julian
Sugar Loaf Key
Dixon
Henry Dixon
Harry
New York
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Hogan
City College
Madison Square Garden
Missouri
Arizona
College
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Hungary
Hal Block
Hal
Alice Tyrell
Dick Winslow
Hollywood
Arthur Childers
Swank
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le Ruban Bleu
Blue Angel
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Ette
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Telegram
Virginia Beach
Kip Fadimans
Analee Jacoby
Supreme Court
I. Leveys
Emily Wilkens
Runyon Fund
Astor Hotel
Lana Turner
Don Hartman
20Th Century-Fox
Lana
Freddie Martin
Band of Tomorrow
Ciro’s
N. Y. Statler
D. O. Selznick
Alicia Valli
Paree
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Elle
Selznick
Yeast
Ferdinand Fleischmann
Chantilly
Tony Farrar
Evita Peron
George de Randich
RKO
Johnny Maschio
Kilcullen
Frank Champion
Moter
Serge
George Sokolsky
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