Leonard piece boosts High Point image in State Magazine
The article They Love To Go to Church by Bur gess Leonard gains praise for High Point. The piece highlights a town with a tough past and pride in progress, noting its crime notoriety but overall strong reputation. Readers may see High Point as embodying traits that shaped the nation.
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Ministers push for High Point ABC liquor store vote
The High Point Ministers Association calls for a clear candidate commitment on creating ABC liquor stores if the 1953 state Legislature approves. They demand pledges on extending city limits via annexation and seek explicit positions from Guilford County candidates before the May primary.
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ABC Liquor Stores
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Hoey signals Truman retirement talk in North Carolina
In North Carolina Senator Clyde Hoey suggests President Truman may quit. He notes Democrats could face trouble if Truman is nominated and hints Truman could announce retirement soon. The piece observes growing speculation among insiders.
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United States
Clyde Roark Hoey
Truman
Eisenhower
Taft
Clyde Hoey
Hoey
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Welcome to Libya Freedom Recognition by United Nations
The article notes Libya’s transition from Italian colonial rule to independence under UN auspices. It highlights Libya’s wartime experiences with British forces and Rommel, Britain’s defeat of Rommel in Africa, and the UN’s role in guiding a peaceful, lawful nationalist path. It frames Libya’s freedom as a model for other Arab nations and a rebuke to violent extremism.
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Swiss Cheese Eyes and Holes Stir White House Humor
A humor piece satirizes US dairy regulation chatter about Swiss cheese eyes and Brannan's proposed rules for holes. It jests about grade distinctions, eyes that are alive or dead, and odd regulatory quirks linked to a presidential office building mail access.
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Vanity Fair style gossip and celebrity chatter across New York
A sprawling mélange of showbiz names and society buzz. Warren health rumors, Chelsea party notes, and sightings of Gable, Truman, Sinatra, and many other stars. Swinging socialite headlines mix with political hints and industry moves in a rapid, tabloid column.
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Ohio
E& E
Mabel Wayne
Joyce
Palmer, Jr
Five and Ten Percenters in Hollywood and New York Law
A speculative tirade on talent agents and commissions from five to fifty five percent highlights how Hollywood and publishing rely on middlemen. It notes New York law banning fees over five percent, evasion tactics, and the broader culture of commissions shaping careers and public perception.
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Money Matters a Crossword Clue List
A concise crossword style puzzle list featuring horizontal and vertical clues for monetary units and related terms across countries and weights. Includes clues for United States and Latvian currencies, Greek regions, Russian titles, and a Texas town with a painter as a vertical entry.
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African River Mountains
Neral
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Latvia
Texas
Puzzle Answer Grid Clues Revealed
Answer to Previous Puzzle 26 Bleaching out 36 Early part 34 Capital of 44 Land measure former Lesbos 47 Knock 35 Distant 49 With (prefix)
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Quotes on Citizenship and Sports Truths from Notable Figures
The passages reflect quotes about citizenship delays, football enthusiasm, media use in propaganda, and college athletics. Helen Dirardino discusses delays in naturalization. Harold Grange critiques late sports excitement. a radio executive cites TV as a propaganda tool. Dr. Forrest Allen advocates returning basketball to campus life.
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Forrest “Phog” Allen
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