Adlai Forgotten Man at Capitol After Election
The piece notes Adlai E. Stevenson's Capitol appearance after the 1952 election, joking about travel woes for the defeated candidate and recounting his interactions with Mrs. Florence Mahoney and his sons. It contrasts Lausche’s Senate vote with party control and comments on Capitol Hill staffers’ loyalties and titles.
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Libertyville
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Ohio
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A Bible Thought for Today
The desire of the righteous shall be granted. Proverb 10 24. It takes much time often but the stars in their course fight against evil. God is on the side of the righteous. Be patient.
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God
Police Solve Brutal Taxi Killing Yet Raise Safety Questions
Two confessed killers are jailed for the murder and robbery of a Bennettsville taxi driver. The editorial praises police work and cross-jurisdiction cooperation with High Point but questions how the culprits evaded roadblocks and the sufficiency of security measures. It notes the cabbie’s refusal to pick up the killers contributed to the case and urges stronger safeguards to prevent similar crimes.
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Clifford Whitt Phillips
Phillips
Bennettsville
Oklahoma Miami post season game proposed for Hungarian Relief
A plan proposes Oklahoma and Miami meet in a post season football game with proceeds aiding Hungarian Relief. NCAA probation on Miami and bowl status questions, plus players’ return from season break pose hurdles, but crowd appeal and charitable goal are strong.
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University of Oklahoma
University of Miami
Miami
Oklahoma
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Miami Athletics
Hurricane
Guilford and Forsyth Endorse Bi County Airport Plan
County commissioners back forming a joint airport authority to study the region’s air service needs. Acknowledges obstacles but stresses cooperation to select location and timing, with Guilford joining Forsyth to establish the authority as a first step toward an operational joint airport.
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Guilford
Forsyth
Hodges urges broad view of state government reforms
Governor Luther Hodges, in his first news conference of the year, called for a wide perspective on public affairs. He reported near unanimous support for basic tax and government reform features, while noting details spark debate and that different sectors see different pictures of the same issues.
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Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Budget Bureau
McLean
Department of Conservation & Development
Gardner
University
Banking Commission
Broughton
Department of Motor Vehicles
Cherry
Wildlife Resources Commission
Scott
Department of Personnel
Hodges pushes expansive overhaul of North Carolina government
Governor Hodges enters his full term with a broad reform agenda aimed at reorganizing state government. The plan leverages his experience and seeks rapid adoption, while he avoids national politics and signals optimism about a quick legislative session.
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Utilities Commission
Highway Commission
Locke Craig
North Carolina
Hodges
Gantt heirs plan trust despite widow’s remarriage
Superior Court Clerk notes the heirs carry out terms of Mrs. R. B. Gantt will after her Dec 14 marriage to James T. White. Estate valued around three million dollars, with bequests including $60,000 to a South Carolina orphanage. Gantt had planned a Heart Center memorial and other gifts while alive. The note highlights her methodical approach to giving and tax considerations before death.
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Superior Court
Joe Shore
R. B. Gantt
James T. White
South Carolina
Reader laments Baby Doll film harms youth and calls for decency
A reader writes to The Enterprise condemning the film Baby Doll for harming youth and urging strong moral action. He cites Time reviews, Henry Rische's book, and Breen censorship worries, urging Christian sermons and local censorship to curb indecent films.
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Time Magazine
Henry Rische
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