Willis Smith Promoted As Best US Senate Choice
The column endorses Willis Smith for the U S Senate highlighting his progressive record and fair, strong leadership. It criticizes opponents Frank Graham and Robert Reynolds as extremists and argues Smith offers balance, capability, and national recognition from his ABA presidency.
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Willis Smith
United States Senate
North Carolina
Frank Graham
Gov. Scott
Senate
J. M. Broughton
Washington
Graham
Robert R. Reynolds
Reynolds
Bob Reynolds
Smith
Immortality Explored Through Job and Psalms
A Lenten feature discusses life after death in biblical context. It traces the Book of Job, the testing by Satan, Job’s trials, and his claim that a Vindicator will come. It notes Jehovah’s admonition to Job, Job’s restoration, and Psalm 23’s信 assurance of protection through death’s valley.
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Earth
New Jerusalem
Job
Lord
Satan
Jehovah
James Moffatt
Ramblin Round These Are the Conditions Which Result in Federal Housing Laws
A city condemned a dangerous four room home after a fire. A family of eight lost their dwelling and faced finding new housing. Observers criticized landlords who rent unsafe properties prompting discussion of federal housing law.
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City Board of Adjustments
Diplomacy Critique Targets Dr. Jessup and Col umbia
The piece attacks Dr. Philip Jessup of Columbia University and the State Department as misinformed on East Asia. It questions his role at Colombo and cites his support for free nations meeting communism with their own institutions while warning of Viet Nam and Indo-China under Ho Chi Minh and Bao Dai.
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Philips C. Jessup
Columbia University
State Department
China
Jessup
Asia
American Council
Institute of Pacific Relations
Colombo
Ceylon
United States
Soviet Russia
France
Annam
Cambodia
Cochin-China
Laos
Tonking
Saigon
Siam
Yunnan
Russia
Ho Chi Minh
Republic of
Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Ho Chi-Minh
Indo-China
Thailand
Burma
Philip Jessup
U. S
Klaus Fuchs
Alger Hiss
Dr. Jessup
Chiang Kaishek
Stalin
Mao Tze-tung
World Bank
Export-Import Bank
Three Dimensional Films Market To Age Earlier Pictures
Producer Samuel Goldwyn predicts three dimensional films will render current pictures obsolete like old kinetoscopes, marking a dramatic shift in cinema technology and audience expectations.
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Muel Goldwyn
Washington Lobbyists and Pressure Groups in Action
A snapshot of major Washington lobbies as they push tax cuts and policy aims. Groups include National Committee for Repeal of Wartime Excise Taxes, Radio Manufacturers Association, AFL CIO, auto and oil interests, and veterans organizations shaping congressional action.
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Washington
NEA
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
National Committee For
New York
Truman
N. C
Eric Johnston
Andre Bulova
Louis Ruthenburg
Servel
Stanley Ruttenberg
CIO
W. FE. T
Leon Henderson
OPA
Radio Manufacturers Association
Treasury
James C. Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
American Automobile Association
Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
American Trucking Associations
National Associated Businessmen, Inc
National Highway Users Conference
Post Office
Justice Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Farm Bureau Federation
National
Pacific American Steamship Association
West Coast
Veterans’ Organizations
Hoover Commission
Veterans’ Administration
G Benefits
National Association of Home Builders
National Association of Real Estate Boards
United States
Cuban Sugar Council
National Petroleum Council
U. S
State Department
CIO Executive Board
Turpentine Drippings Fayetteville Opens Baby Sitting School
Garland Perry buys a 1940 Crown Imperial Chrysler limousine with overdrive fluid drive and dual heaters from a Washington seller. The car features many compartments and a rolling divider, suggesting a luxurious ride but no bed. The item stands among other local curiosities and notes.
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Garland
Sanford Herald
Garland Perry
Chrysler
Washington
Perry
Grandfather
Certified Baby Sitters Train To Meet Demands
Fayetteville police firemen and public health nurses collaborated on a four unit babysitting course. 29 graduates are now finding work, with firemen covering fire prevention and rescue, and nurses teaching child care.
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Waynesville Mountaineer
Fayetteville
Close Call In Department Store Mirror Scene
A shopper realizes two women wore identical exclusive dresses and fears a fashion clash but discovers she is facing a cheval mirror in a department store. The moment passes as she breathes a sigh of relief.
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Waynesville Mountaineer
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George Sokolsky
Fred Flagler
Ards
Board of Adjustments
E. K. Ingram
Ingram
James Greene
Peter Edson
Bill Sharpe
June McIntyre
Lumberton Post
Robeson Sea Food Market
Fars Pools
Dunn Dispatch
T. Brown Williams
Marian Williams
T. Brown
Green
Emmett Edgerton
Edgerton
Earl
Westbrook
Rotarians
Harnett County
Smithfield Herald
Jimmy Blow
Smithfield
Daphne Elaine Swandora Dardenella Proctor Blow
Stork
Mrs. Blow
Dardenella
Roxboro
Person County
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