What Does It Matter Truman Will Run Or Not
A Washington writer argues Truman will name the Democratic nominee regardless of his own candidacy. He says Trumanites would back any anti Truman Democrat only to retain party control, making the 1956 race essentially a contest between a Republican and a Truman loyalist. The piece notes factional pressure on Hoey and others.
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The Still Small Voice and the Dawn of Man’s Spirit
A discussion contrasts science and faith on evolution from single cells to humans and argues the soul arises from gradual development. It cites Genesis and Nicodemus to claim true salvation comes through the Spirit and the living God, urging readers to listen for the still small voice.
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William Herbert Carruth
Unpopularity of Truman Gains Ground in Texas
The report notes Truman’s unpopularity in Texas versus New York City and describes local sentiment among Democrats, business groups, and supporters of MacArthur. The piece reflects on possible 1952 dynamics and the strength of Eisenhower adherents amid a volatile political landscape.
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Truman Adepts Kefauver Run Up For 1956 Nomination
Washington dispatch reports President Truman's calm talk with Senator Estes Kefauver of Tennessee about 1956 prospects. Truman has not revealed his own re election plan while signaling Kefauver could be a strong first or second ticket choice if Kefauver shows primaries strength. Kefauver campaigns include widespread speaking, despite limited funding, with editorials backing a presidential bid and possible Ohio primary entry.
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New York Trips and local reflections on a changing High Point
A reader recalls visiting New York City after hearing about its density and pace, comparing it to a evolving High Point with new factories, buildings, and shops. The piece notes changes since 1912 13 and visits to local landmarks and businesses. It also highlights a Boy Scouts achievement and a brief humorous exchange.
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Ambitious Hollywood Skim Of Wealth And Divorces In 1940s Gossip
A cracked mosaic of celebrity rumors and legal hints spans Jolson’s widow, Connie Mack, Ethel Merman, Jane Russell, and Sam Goldwyn. The report touches on wills, divorces, contracts, and a Sugar Ray fight, interweaving notes on Patton’s widow, political ostracism, and a Cuban judge in a Miami bout.
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