North Carolina urged to fund industrial development drive
The editorial lauds Governor Roberts of Rhode Island for proposing a $1,000,000 rotary fund to modernize plants, while North Carolina leaders debate strategy. It argues NC should boost state money for industrial promotion, research, and local building funds to attract and retain industry, noting rivals’ stronger campaigns and tax issues.
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Dennis J. Roberts
Rhode Island
Thurmond Chatham
North Carolina
Robert
Rotary Fund
Rotary
Roberts
Raleigh
South
Chatham
Blanket Company
Cannon and Reynolds
Liggett and Myers
Department of Conservation and Development
Awakening to Crisis and Love in Paul’s Roman Message
A meditation on Romans 13 11 14 urging awareness as salvation nears. The essay places Paul’s call to love thy neighbor in a Greco Roman twilight, contrasting Epicurean and Stoic views while urging Christians to live decorously and follow Christ into the present crisis.
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Jesus Christ
Moffatt
Saint Paul
Corinth
Phebe
Cenchrea
Paul
Rome
Apostle
Greece
Christ
God
Year of switches hints at political shifts in Washington
A rambled column notes various political weather vanes in Washington led by rumors of a big switch. It cites government hiring, civil service exams, and internal revenue debates, with references to Rep Frank T Bow, Senators Lodge and Smoot amid partisan jabs and speculation about future policy twists.
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Washington
Tunity
U. S. Civil Services
Internal Revenue
North Caro
West V
North Carolina
West Virginia
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bow
Senate Finance Committee
Cannetenaty Dem
Henry Cabote
Massachusetts
Reed
Utah
Lodge
Churchill in America and the drift from globalism to patriotism
The piece argues Winston Churchill appeals for money but represents British civilization and imperialist steadiness. It warns Americans reject a pro British or pro Russian stance, favors national patriotism, and urges Churchill to acknowledge three rising forces: new civilizations, reduced authority of processing nations, and emergent empires.
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Winston Churchill
John Bull
Dean Acheson
Churchill
British Empire
Great Britain
China
Winston
Pakistan
Soviet Russia
Florida
Asia
Japan
Mitsuru Toyama
State Department
Eng
Attlee
Bevan
Korea
Israel
Iran
Egypt
Aneurin Bevan
Ambiguous notes mix names and hints of people and products
A jumble of names and fragments mentions Mark a food researcher in California a furniture project by a George sequence and Richard Gump the San Francisco merchandiser plus a reference to Argentina's president's wife and other unclear details
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George I, II, III
Richard Gump
San Francisco
Ike's Health May Keep Him From Running
A sprawling column notes Ike Eisenhower may skip a presidential bid due to health concerns. It cites unnamed intimates and gossip about his private life, while touching on public figures and entertainment headlines, including Joan Crawford, DiMaggio, and France's race issues, with miscellaneous society notes and a tease for more on page seven-A.
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Mr. W
Eisenhower
Aage
Cornelius
Alice
Sarasota
Fla
Florida
Joan Crawford
Charles Ponzi
Ponzi
Washington Prospects For Europe Depend On Germany
European recovery hinges on Germany as officials expect two key steps in early 1952. NATO discussions in Lisbon aim to ratify a European army linked to Adenauer's western Germany and a new contractual peace with the four powers. Parliaments must approve the Schuman plan and the umbrella agreement as bars to unity are removed.
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Washington
NEA
Europe
Germany
Federal Republic
East Germany
Dwight Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Counciller
Lisbon
Portugal
United States
Britain
France
Konrad Adenauer
Italy
Western
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Paris
ATO Council
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Jane Heinz
Barbara Hutton
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Memorial Hospital
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