Governor Scott’s Horns Questioned by North Carolina Assembly
Governor Scott told reporters that the North Carolina General Assembly found his horns are not as large as once believed. The piece notes that many scions helped whittle and file the horns of the old Alamance bull down to cow size, leaving few who think he has big horns today.
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Scott
North Carolina General Assembly
North Carolina
Manhattan
Europe
London
Abe Burrows
H. Rome
Howard Hughes’ Mint
N. Y
Congress Must Reassert Its Power Over the President
The piece argues that both presidents and Congress share blame for executive overreach and secret diplomacy. It urges Congress to stop deferring to the president, calls out faulty wartime agreements, and hopes the Truman Taft dispute spurs accountability and a stronger legislative backbone.
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Truman
Taft
Europe
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Labor a Law of Life Through History and Faith
The piece traces labor from Genesis to modern times, arguing toil is a divine law for human progress. It notes ages from stone to atomic, the wheel as progress, weapons as hazards, and warns against a Frankenstein atom age while urging cooperation between management and labor and contentment with daily bread.
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Garden of Eden
Tropics
Withal
America
Paul
Timothy
Prohibition Talk Sparks Talk of Liquor Laws in North Carolina
A Ramsey Roundup column vent discusses North Carolina liquor laws and bootlegging. It notes the eight pint loophole, the difficulty of proving sales, and compares Winston-Salem’s pursuit of a liquor store via the Salisbury Special bus to High Point’s passive stance. It cites Bill McIlwain of the Twin City Sentinel and Winston-Salem Mayor Marshall Kurfees pushing ABC reform.
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W. G. Friddle
High Point
North Carolina
Birdie
Bill McIlwain
Twin City
Liquor Oe
McTwain
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Marshall Kurfees
ABC
Atlantic Ocean
Confusion and Debate Over U S Foreign Policy Legacy
A historical critique argues that U S policy since 1933 has been muddled by missteps starting with recognizing Soviet Russia, followed by isolationism and mixed bipartisan doctrines. The piece cites Dewey Hoover Kennedy and Dulles, urging open public debate on Cold War strategy and containment.
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Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Russia
United States
Munich
Chicago
Hugo Black
United States Supreme Court
London
Europe
Quebec
Cairo
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Thomas E. Dewey
Joseph P. Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
John Foster Dulles
Dean Oes
Korea
Eek
Pe Ip
Raa
Hi A
Stand-by proposals urged to meet defense housing needs
President Truman and Housing Administrator Foley emphasize prep for defense housing needs and readiness to act if required. General MacArthur notes ground given yet fighting capacity remains largely intact amid ongoing tensions.
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Foley
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Washington We Need New Defense Against Germas War
Officials of the Federal Civil Defense Administration outline defense against biological warfare and nerve gases. The new handbook stresses detection, reporting on diseases, rapid immunization, and stockpiling medical supplies. It notes delivery by air, missile, submarine or saboteurs and details vaccines, quarantine, and civil defense planning for states and cities.
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Washington
NEA
Federal Civil Defense Administration
CDA
Norvin C. Kiefer
National Security Resources Board
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Animal
Armed Services
Civil Defense
Edie
Onelee
Kaise Pecbaonam
Broadway gossip and cast notes from New York in a magazine column
A dense West End style roundup in New York recounts Eva Gabor and Francis Lederer on teevy, Bette Davis and Tala Bankhead on scripts, Barbara Ashley singing, and critics warned about libel for first nights. It covers actors, directors, films, and Broadway celebrities with numerous named people and venues.
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Rowe
Eva Gabor
Francis Lederer
Eva
Bette Davis
Tala Bankhead
George Jean Nathan
ANTA
Ward Morehouse
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Iceland
Greenland
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Britain
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Formosa
Phillippines
British Commonwealth
Republican Party
State Department
State
President Truman
Peter Edson
New York
Walter Winchell
Charles Boyer
Equity
Actors’ Union
Thomas Cash
Women's Wear
Santa Claus
Macy's
Kansas City
Albion
Robert Sylvester
Harry the Horse
Harry Elgort
Townley
Sth
42Nd
North Side
Dwight Wiman
Marc Connelly
Runyon Fund
Ring Lardner
Ring
Eleanor Alletta Chaffee
Marlon Brando
Hollywood
Dennis Day
Kate Smith
Robert Montgomery
Magegi McNellis
Tex McCrary
Sylvia Sims
Evan Esar
Harvest House
Hmf
Esther Williams
Anna Magnani
Somerset Maugham
Noel Coward
Ogden Nash
Miami
Dick Wright
Dial
Art Ford
Robert Kintner
WJZ
CBS Execs
Wayward Comics
Jeevy
Broadway
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