Soldiers Right To Vote Calls for Urgent Special Session
The Raleigh News and Observer argues governors should call a special session only when urgent. It says North Carolina must ensure soldiers can register and vote in primaries and the general election, urging action if Congress expands absentee voting. It cites Col Joyner and Attorney General to settle the issue promptly.
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Newman
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Party Line Shifts Draw Critique Across Ideologies
The column surveys changes in political and economic lines from communism to capitalism, noting Earl Browder’s shift toward cooperation with free enterprise. It hints at broader wartime editorial observations, mentions Japanese submarines spoofing as whales, and comments on Keith Luce era GOP rhetoric and Judy Garland publicity missteps.
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Earl Browder
Browder
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Patchwork of quotes from North Carolina leaders and locals
The passage collects varied remarks from North Carolina figures on postwar planning, agriculture, food, healthcare, education, industry, and public life. It includes thoughts on European state organization, nurse quotas, boxing events, labor and land use, and furniture trade amid WPB regulation, reflecting a broad, period snapshot.
Debate Over Two thirds Rule In Peace Treaties
The piece argues a one vote Senate majority for peace terms is unlikely to succeed due to required two thirds approval and states ratification. It warns such a rule could stir opposition to the Senate and aid executive actions or military occupation plans, stressing minority protections and constitutional intent.
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New York Times Book Reviews
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Italy
Mr. Roosevelt
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Supreme Court
Broadway First Nights Review and Awards Roundup
The year opens with mixed theater notices and awards chatter. Ruth Gordon shines in Over Twenty One while ZaSu Pitts charms in Ramshackle Inn and Watch on the Rhine earns top play awards among critics and academy voters.
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Ruth Holden
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H. Barnes
Mary Barthelmess
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Academy
Saroyan
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Hollywood
Olivia de Havilland
Sonny Tufts
James Dunn
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