North Carolina Racks Up Support for 22nd Amendment
The North Carolina General Assembly voted to ratify the 22nd Amendment, capping presidential terms to two four year terms plus potential two extra years for a vice president who succeeds. The move aligns with national sentiment as more states act, and analysts suggest it could affect Harry S. Truman politically though he is exempted.
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North Carolina General Assembly
United States
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
George Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Maryland
South Carolina
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Truman
Harry Truman
White House
Senate
Sacrifices of Washington Hale and Calvary Echoed in Faith
A sermon recalls George Washington and Nathan Hale as symbols of sacrifice for freedom amid Korea’s war. It links Jesus teachings at Passover and the Greco Roman world, using the grain of wheat parable to stress selflessness for eternal life.
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George Washington
Republic
Korea
Nathan Hale
Washington
Hale
Calvary
Isaac Watts
Jesus
Philip
Bethsaida
Galilee
Andrew
Asia Minor
W.A.B
Beginning History of Pacific Institute in Hawaii
The article traces the Pacific Institute origins from the 1925 Honolulu conference to events through the 1929 Kyoto meeting. It details leaders like J. Merle Davis and E. C. Carter, lists participating countries, and notes foundation funding and the shift of influence from Honolulu to New York.
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Edward C. Carter
Lee
Massachusetts
McCarran
Institute of Pacific Relations
Young Men's Christian Association
Honolulu
Pacific Council
Ray Lyman Wilbur
United States
Junnosuke Inouye
Japan
David Z. T
J. Merle Davis
Australia
Canada
China
Korea
New Zealand
Philippines
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Hawaii
League of Nations
International Labor Office
Sir Frederick Whyte
National Indian Legislative Assembly
Malcolm MacDonald
Stanford University
E. C. Carter
Institute
American Council
New York
Kyoto
Jerome D. Greene
Lee, Higginson and Company
Carter
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
John D. Rockefeller II
Catherine Porter N. Young
Rockefeller Foundation
Roger S. Greene
Ramblin Round The Swan Song Of Fred Flagler
In a reflective farewell column the veteran reporter Fred Flagler announces his temporary and possibly permanent departure from the daily paper. He praises journalism education, gratitude from readers, and the enduring ink of a reporter’s life while thanking supporters and hinting he may return in the future.
Quotes on peace, opera, real estate and budgets from 1940s officials
War era remarks mix peace aims and nonmilitary boasts. Eisenhower stresses peace over victory while Met board chair Sloan highlights subway access from Brooklyn and the Bronx. Partridge compares land sales in Korea to enemy lives. Cannon claims budgets can always be trimmed.
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Korea
Earle E. Partridge
Small Defense Plan Puts TV Dealers at Risk Says Washington
Washington dispatch says the electronics plan to spread TV sub assemblies to dealers could protect sales if production curbs lift, but faces opposition from the Defense Production Administration. It outlines 40 major TV makers, 300000 retailers, and potential shifts to new plant construction for efficiency.
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Washington
NEA
National Production Administration
NPA
Belmont Radio Corp
Chicago
W. L. Dunn
U. S
St. Louis
Defense Production Administration
Armed Services
Ing
By Jove and Tomorrow Night in New York Arts Chat
A mosaic of verse and gossip blends poetry lines with showbiz chatter. The piece braids quips about Maxwell Bodenheim Runyon era jokes and theater anecdotes, noting performers and critics while tracing a loose thread of cultural mood.
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Jerusalem
Temple
Israel
House of Israel
Moffatt
Pacific Institute
George Sokolsky
Ramblin
Fred Flagler
Enterprise
Daily Beat
Honey Bear
Rambler
G.eneral Eisenhower
Metropolitan Opera House
Brooklyn
The
Bronx
Subways
George A. Sloan
Met Board
Clarence Cannon
Peter Edson
Walter Winchell
Maxwell Bodenheim
Maxwell Drake
Rb Arabian
Yank
Bill Stern
LSU
Long Island Univ
Bob Dunn
Hans
Fritz
Wire
I. Hoffman
LaMotta
Sugar Ray Robinson
Runyon Fund
Claire Aven Thomson
Jackie Miles
Max
Asnas
C. H. Andrewes
Britain
Atkinson
Times
John
Chapman
Writers Digest
Leo Shull
Damon Runyon
Shakespeare
Hamlet
Macbeth
Jack Barnett
Jimmy Durante
South Pacific
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