Like Father Son Daniels Predicted For NC Political Rise
Raleigh columnist Lynn Nisbet predicts Jonathan Daniels will succeed the late Joe Blythe as North Carolina Democratic national committeeman and可能 gain a cabinet post or higher national roles. The piece notes Daniels follows his father Josephus Daniels in rising without state-level climb and questions how voters will view his central role and tensions within the state party.
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Lynn Nisbet
Raleigh
Raleigh News and Observer
Jonathan Daniels
Joe Blythe
Drew Pearson
Daniels
Truman
Florida
White House
wWelfare
Nisbet
Josephus Daniels
N. and O
North Carolina
Governor’s road bond debate echoes in Raleigh
Sources close to Governor Scott debate whether to seek a $100 million rural road bond or push $200 million. Critics warn long repayment spans and uncertain full funding hinder planning and may jeopardize other programs. Some say city and rural voters will resist a large bond this year.
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High Point
Scott
Highway Commission
Raleigh
Rejuvenated Un American Activities Committee Faces Reform
The House committee, once doomed, survives with a legal-minded Democratic bloc and no Rankin or Hebert. Backed by recent Hiss Chambers inquiries, it may tighten laws and coordinate with the justice department, aiming for a fairer, more public-spirited role in national security.
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House
UN American Activities Committee
Rankin
Mississippi
Hebert
Louisiana
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss-Chambers
State Department
Clark
Justice Department
House Committee
Department
Chambers
Justice
Casual Comment On Peele And Big Business
Casual Comment by W A Bivins recalls Joseph Peele who died at Guilford College last Saturday and is praised as a good man whose work endures in the Society of Friends. Big Business notes New York reports Western Electric separation from Bell in an antitrust suit and hints at further breakups of large corporations.
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Joseph Peele
Guilford College
Kingdom of Heaven
Society of Friends
North Carolina
BIG Business
New York
Western Electric
Bell Telephone Company
Justice Department
Business Week Magazine
W. E
Standard Oil
American Tobacco Companies
General Motors
Henry A. Wallace
Wodrow Wilson
Kelly
Tabby
Martin Braverman
Margaret Truman
Slats Rafferty
Berlin
Germany
Atlantic
Russia
Western
Europe
Mediterranean
Italy
Egypt
Africa
Greece
Turkey
Mageen
Rita Hayworth luncheon at Aga Khan villa amid tarnished fame
A column dissects Rita Hayworth as a former star whose image was damaged by behavior while noting scant public interest in her personal fate. It touches on peanut harvest memories from Bethel and High Point and a casual peanut anecdote from a parsonage porch.
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Rita Hayworth
Greensboro
Rita
Aga Khan Villa
Job
Bethel
Pitt County
High Point
Medical Fees and Ethic Checks For Doctors
Dr. B. E. Morgan urges Buncombe county physicians to self examine fees and practices. He asks if rates are fair, if medicines are unnecessarily costly, if extra lab work and services are needed, and if patient health and ability to pay are prioritized over profit. He cites stories of communal and individual gratitude and lack of funds to illustrate disparities.
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B. E. Morgan
Buncombe County Medical Society
Pecan meringue tips and hearty pea soup variations
Use brown sugar for meringues with one cup sugar per egg white. Fold in chopped pecans after whipping stiff peaks and bake as usual. Leftover cake can be spread with jam, topped with custard, and chilled. Top portions with coconut or cherry. Add ginger to pea soup and serve with frankfurter floats or crotons.
Civil defense view on blood supply limits relief efforts
Dr. George M. Lyon states that without a nationwide vehicle fleet med ical relief including blood and derivatives cannot be provided satisfactorily. He emphasizes the need for transport to deliver blood products during radiological emergencies and civil defense scenarios.
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George M. Lyon
Civil Defense
Drivers with poor vision risk deadly crashes
Dr. John B. O'Shea, president of the American Optometric Association, warns that a driver whose vision is inadequate for safe driving is a potential killer, especially if they do not realize their visual condition.
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John B. O'Shea
The
American Optometric Association
Some Judges Question War Crimes Guilt and Collective Punishment
In These Days George Sokolsky argues the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials risk collective guilt. He notes judges Shake and Morris warned against holding an entire nation liable for war and urges citizen duty in war instead of blanket punishment. The piece criticizes anti-Furtwaegler pressure and defends American judicial integrity.
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International Military Tribunal
Congress
J. G. Farben
Curtis G. Shake
Indiana
James Morris
North Dakota
Paul M. Hebert
Louisiana
Germany
Japan
United States
Nuremberg
Tokyo Tribunals
Shake
Morris
Quisling
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Furtwaegler
Berlin
Inaugural Ball Tales and Washington Socialites
Washington insiders recall the inaugural ball with gossip about gowns invitations and notable attendees. Tabitha Pratt and Miss Reid clash over etiquette while guests brag of connections and scandalous sightings at the event.
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Washington
Tabitha Talcott Pratt
Miss Reid
Tabby
Miss _ Reid
Michelangelo Rembrandt Kelly
Glamour Girl Puzzle Clues Reveal Shelley in Hazy Portrait
A mixed word puzzle featuring a horizontal set of clues led to actress Shelley and a string of definitions. The grid lists entries for interstice stature and various abbreviations while noting lovers, letters, and objects in a period style.
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Shelley
Persia
Undefined Word List Puzzle
A fragmented OCR puzzle page presents numbered clues with partial entries for a word list. The readable items include terms like sea nymph metal fasten permit and various others, suggesting a crossword style fill with missing letters and ambiguous definitions.
Lovett to Leave Washington. Sees High Dry Air Ahead
Retiring Undersecretary of State Robert A. Lovett plans no firm post in Washington and jokes about seeking “high and dry air” to offset Foggy Bottom’s effects. He ran the department, oversaw Marshall Plan prep, and led North Atlantic pact talks, leaving strategic duties for Dean Acheson.
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Washington
NEA
Robert A. Lovett
Lovett
Marshall
Dean Acheson
Truman
mid-Atlantic
Pac
Acheson
Fred M. Vinson
Moscow
U. S
Walter B. Smith
V. M. Molotov
London
Paris
United States
Russia
United Nations
Peace demands move toward calmer common purpose
The passage cites public yearning for peace and war fears in America contrasted with England. It quotes figures including The Very Rev Hewlett Johnson and Paul G. Hoffman on Korea, labor law, currency stability, and agricultural risk, ending with a pastry roll-up recipe using pie scraps.
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England
Hewlett Johnso
Canterbury
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W. A. Bivins
George Sokolsky
George Divon
Clarence W
Rafferty
Columbia
Burleycue
Leslie Biffle
Mrs
Glamor Girl
Garment
Guido
Ordor
Tan
From
Washington & Edson
Barkley
Perle Mesta
Perle
Taft
Irving M. Ives
Korea
ECA
Paul G. Hoffman
Eric Johnston
Motion. Picture Association of America
Allan B. Kline
American Farm Bureau Federation
America
Everett Case
Colgate University
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