Frank the Front and North Carolina Politics
An editorial argues against Frank Graham as a U S senator and calls for his retirement. It contends Graham supports Communist fronts and misuses university influence, urging North Carolina to replace him with a candidate of integrity. The piece frames Graham as a Socialist front man and criticizes his stance toward Communist-linked groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Gray
Uiversity of
Univerty
University of North Carolina
Frank Franz Graham
United Tes
Graham
United States Senate
Kerr Scott
National Democratic
Senate
United States
Frank Graham
Frank-the-Front
H Bomb decision debated in moral and strategic terms
The piece weighs whether the United States should develop a hydrogen bomb, outlining its potential destructive power and costs, and discusses moral, political, and military implications, including international perceptions and possible control agreements with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Koshima
Nagasaki
Chicago
America
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
David E. Lilienthal
United States
Soviet Union
A Dartmouth Professor Defends True Liberalism Against Neo Liberalism
The piece presents Bruce W. Knight of Dartmouth as a sound economist arguing against neo liberalism. He warns liberalism risks state paternalism and defends individual freedom while conserving gains. He mocks neo liberal chatter and questions welfare state rhetoric and costly "deals" in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce W. Knight
Dartmouth
Knight
Charles Kettering
General Motors
Norman Thomas
Resources and water policy urge bold national planning
The piece notes advances in conserving natural resources led by Yale's new graduate program with support from the Conservation Foundation headed by Fairfield Osborn. It cites a nationwide groundwater survey, calls for a Water Resources Policy commission study from river headwaters to the sea, and argues for comprehensive resource Inventories and exploration, criticizing Congress for abolishing the National Resources Board.
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Yale University
The
Conservation Foundation
Fairfield Osborn
Water Resources Policy Commission
Commission
Congress
National Resources Board
Regan Named Ireland Minister as Garrett Steps Down
A column recalls Phil Regan’s possible appointment as U S minister to Ireland while recounting the resignation plans of George A. Garrett the Dublin envoy. The piece notes Regan’s past as a New York policeman and a nightclub singer and ends with a Cardinal Spellman gag about a dictation machine recording a Regan performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrengtor
Mr. Truman
Phil Regan
United States
Ireland
George A. Garrett
State Department
Mr. Garrett
Treasury
Truman
Garrett
Washington
Dublin
Mr. Re
Fenner
Beane
Merrill, Lynch
Pierce
Batten
Barton
Tinker
Evers
Chance
Repes
Sth Ave
New York
Cardinal Spellman
Regan
Kathleen
Quotes on America facing materialism and foreign pressure
The quote quotes Europeans accusing Americans of greed and a desire for dominance. It warns that without spiritual strength to counter materialistic pressure from Russia, U S heritage could be destroyed. Attributed to A W Robertson and Wallace E Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Robertson
Virginia
Russia
Wallace E. Bennett
National Association of Manufacturers
Broadway Notes on Shows and Critics Debates
A blotter of theater chatter and reviews from New York trade pages. Critics’ takes on The Enchanted and The Velvet Glove. performances by Walter Hampden and Lenore Lonergan praised. industry notes include bank rollers, writers, and box office totals as shows face rugged finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Kaufman
Walter Hampden
Welcome to the High Point furniture mart and civic praise
A High Point column extols the mid winter furniture exposition with Henry Foscue of Globe Parlor optimistic on attendance and sales. It commends Frank J. Sizemore Sr for his chamber service and discusses a proposed city advertising push and factory labels. A lesson on courtesy and a humor piece close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Foscue
Globe-Parlor Company
High Point
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Evry
Bureau of Information
Rt. X
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High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
Robert L. Thompson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
George Sokolsky
Harry
George Dixon
FBI
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Charles J. Hackett
Homicide Squad
Jack Cole
Hawkins
Lenore Lonergan
Miss Lonergan
Garland
Journal-American
Watts
the Tribune
Barnes
the Cinemagicians
Susan Hayward
Bob Taylor
Arlene Dahl
South Sea
Shelley Winters
Tropics
Geo
Raft
Virginia Mayo
Arristocrats
Detroit
Milton Berle
Stork Club
WNBT
Vera Caspary
Damon Runyon
Ed Weiner
Weiner
Krupp
Hitler
Devil
David Lilienthal
Stalin
David
Boston
Orchid
Hiss
W. A. Bivins
Hiroshima
Japan
Mr. Chambers
Henry W. Goddard
Supreme Court
Whittaker Chambers
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