Now Is The Time For All Guilford Politicians
A 1945 North Carolina General Assembly preview urges local political awareness in Guilford County. It notes four Greensboro or Guilford representatives and potential candidates, with campaigning beginning soon and primary elections nearing. The piece urges residents to engage for the state's, county's, and city's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Guilford County
State Senate
House of Representatives
Guilford
General Assembly
High Point
Raleigh
Shelly Caviness
Clyde Shreve
Robert Moseley
Thomas Turner
Ed. Hudgins
Isaiah and the call to righteous American patriotism
The piece argues that true patriots are religious statesmen like Isaiah, urging America to pursue righteousness over expediency. It condemns church divisions and materialism, calls for open covenants, self-determination for small nations, and aTorch of Liberty shining as a lamp toward a better day under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah
Amoz
Uzziah
Israel
William Ewart Gladstone
Ireland
Zion
Christ
America
Church of America
Japan
China
Variety of opinions shared by local figures on civic life
Fire Captain W. H. Long laments unsold salvage cans ending at the dump while Juvenile Court Judge C. N. Cox backs youth centers to curb delinquency. Bud English ridicules teachers as spouses, and others discuss taxes, labor disputes, fuel shortages, seating for service members, youth work ages, door keeper roles, and a Syracuse conference quip about Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
C. N. Cox
Vals
Sneaky
Coe Aes
Sneaky the Flue Germ Returns in a Whimsical Tale
A narrator converses with Sneaky, a personified germ, describing his odd look and clever disguises. The piece blends humor with a physician, a game of gin rummy solitaire, and reflections on trust, medicine, and the uneasy balance between illness and wit.
Broadway Musings and Radio Notes From Wartime Press
Entertainment gossip and industry observations spanning film radio and stage during wartime. Highlights include FDR and Home on the Range, Destination Tokyo praise, industry earnings, celebrities like Spencer Tracy and Fanny Brice, and critiques of Newsweek predictions and censorship in Esquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokyo
J. Durante
Spencer Tracy
Doolittle
Hollywood
Lou Holtz
Broadway
Newsweek
Fanny Brice
Monty Woolley
Woollcott
Colyamin
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R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
D. A. Rawley
Robert Thompson
Associated Press
Ted
Epteree
Postice
N. C
Nationalative
Nohn Budd CO
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Zion's
Jerusalem's
W. H. Long
Bud English
Johnnie
Paul Clapp
C. Virgil Yow
High Point Panthers
P. Brewer
U. S. Department of Labor
Wilson O. Weldon
t/e
Edward Warner
North Atlantic
R. J. Newby
William Lane
Iladys Kivett
Louis H. Pink
OPA
Harold M. Long
Syracuse, N. Y
By Damon Runyon
Chester
Winchell
Oklahoma
Boston
Esquire
Elliott Nugent
Tarawa
FDR
N. Y. Sun
Life
Romania
Reliable News
John L. Lewis’ Rag
Win the War Administration
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