High Point Considers Catholic Hospital Site Offer
The city weighs a million dollar Catholic hospital site amid Catholic order moves to locate in North Carolina. Bishop Waters and local doctors support expansion while a site grant from philanthropists is sought to avoid missing the chance. The order plans visits and emphasizes nonfunding in cash, seeking in kind support and a location in High Point.
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High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Company of Mary
North Carolina
Vincent Waters
Piedmont City
Catholic Hospital
St. Leo’s Hospital
Greenshot
R. J. MacMillan
Mary
Thusiasm
Hight
High Point Beer Consumption Bill Considered by Crissman
A local column reports Representative Walter Crissman, High Point’s sole legislator, weighing a bill to ban on premise beer and wine consumption. While the measure may not be drawn, merchants are warned to clean up practices or face possible local law.
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Walter Crissman
High Point
Crissman
North Carolina
Beer Industry
North Carolina Budget Talk Signals Legislature Direction
Governor Cherry will deliver his budget message this week, with analysis focusing on how the administration's figures align with proposed medical care and hospital programs, and how pay raises for teachers and state workers may unfold. The budget and early reactions could reveal whether conservatism, liberalism, or friction shapes the two-year outlook.
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North Carolina
Cherry
Medical Care Commission
House
Senate
Capitol Square Individualists and Factional Strains in House
Observers note disorganization in the House due to 120 members lacking allegiance to any group or leader. Lack of a close speakership contest weakens loyalty and cohesion, while factional differences in larger groups can improve organization. Governors face mid term strain as patronage leverage fades and loyalties shift. The term extends to the rebellion over the supplement salary bill for the next months.
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House of Representatives
House
Pearsall
Budget Row Deepens As Senate weighs pay bill
Lynn Nisbet notes loss of prestige but observers say headlines over the administration are inflated. The senate passed an immediate temporary pay increase to be in January checks, while the house amended for higher low bracket pay. Capitol Square remains split on a Senate concur or conference path.
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Senate
Advisory Budget Commission
House
Capitol Square
Winchell In New York Notes Of A Not So Innocent Bystander
A compact critique of George Jean Nathan and contemporary theater and film, noting critics reactions to stage and movie works, press quirks, and Winchell’s reflections on media fine details and public opinions. The column mentions George Moore, Street Scene, Finian’s Rainbow, Love Laughs at Andy Hardy, cross section USA, and remarks on Clark Clifford.
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George Jean Nathan
George Moore
George Jean
Elmer Rice
Brooks Atkinson
Finian
Ella Logan
Mickey
Kremlin
Cholly Chan
E. Cantor
Russia
Hambo Fish
Roy Carlson
O. John Rogge
Benny
Bogart
Bacall
CBS
Fred Allen
Weber
Fields
Stooges
T. F. Koop
Jane Russell
Washington
Tris Coffin
Clark Clifford
Truman
Clifford
Miami Herald
Winchell
Miami
the Herald
Tim Sullivan
Bob
Dade County
Detroit
Dover
N. J
Marshall’s appointment signals a new political force in U S leadership
The piece frames General Marshall as non political and objectively trained, poised to lead amid China’s clash of Kuomintang and Communist forces. It notes his China report backing liberal leadership and unity with Chiang Kai-shek, arguing against labels of rightist or warlike stance.
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Washington
Marshall
Byrnes
Churchill
War Council
China
Truman
Kuomintang
Chiang Kai-shek
Marshall for First Mate Role in Truman Era Policy
Paul Mallon argues Marshall should take the helm in the Truman administration, asserting his leadership can stabilize democracy amid global tensions. He claims Britain falters under socialism, Europe seeks stability, and Russia isolates itself, making Marshall’s appointment the best choice and possibly reviving Byrnes policies.
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Marshall
Britain
Europe
Russia
Byrnes
Truman
Liberal middle way sought as China reform
General Marshall’s China report outlines a liberal formula to replace the Kuomintang and the Communists, tracing a century of conflict from Sun Yat-sen through the Taiping rebellion to modern nationalism. Western influence, Protestant missions, and industrialism shaped China’s social order and the push for national self determination.
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Marshall
China
Kuomintang
Sun Yat-sen
Yuan Shih-kai
China’s Communist Rise Shaped by Sun Yat-sen and Chiang Kai-shek
The narrative recalls early 20th century ties between Kuomintang and Chinese communists, noting Sun Yat-sen’s alliance with Soviet Russia and Chiang Kai-shek’s role in shaping China’s struggle against Japan. It argues future independence requires industrial capitalism and a new Chinese philosophy.
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China
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Versailles
Peking
Moscow
Irkutsk
Baku
Congress of Nations of the Orient
Zinoviev
Li Tabhao
Third International
Chinese Communist Party
Adolph Joffe
L. Karakhan
Sun Yat-sen
Soviet
Russia
Kuomintang
Communist Party
Chiang Kai-shek
Red Army
China Red Army
Whampoa Military Academy
Chiang
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J. W. Raper
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