The Game He Shoots Editorial Correspondence in Raleigh
Editorial correspondence from Raleigh notes a disputed Southern Democratic Conference in North Carolina. The piece highlights tickets selling at high prices, internal party frictions led by Jonathan Daniels, and surprise labor speakers slipping into a luncheon program, provoking anger among party leaders. It emphasizes the clash between visitors from the south and local Democrats and ends by criticizing Daniels for upstaging North Carolinians.
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Aleigh
Thern
North Carolina
Vicedent Barkley
Jonathan Danis
Sir Walter Hotel
Ce” Daniels
South
Agricul Brannan
Brannan
Treasury
Agriculture
Army
Faith and doubt in a world of belief and atheism
A columnist discusses faith as evidence of things hoped for, cites Hebrews and Christian thinkers, contrasts agnosticism and atheism, and notes how humility and trust are central. Personal anecdotes reflect the conflict between belief and secular doubt.
What Foolish Publics We Are In High Point Story
A Lexington police visit to High Point to investigate theft yields a tongue in cheek tale about a book salesman and a resident who decline talk, the home ransack, and a wary detective who doubts the suspect but cannot be sure. The piece mocks public skepticism toward police. Mrs. Doak Finch promotes Southern hospitality at Emerywood, defending Southern life from Northern city pressures during a South furniture market visit.
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William Shakespeare
High Point
Lexington
South
Doak Finch
Thomasville
Southland
Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. Finch
Crowder
Ed Sullivan and the Draper Adler Subversive Debate
The column analyzes the controversy over Paul Draper and Larry Adler on CBS and Ed Sullivan's defense of Draper. It notes libel suits by Draper and Adler against Mrs. Hester McCullough, public fund appeals, and the broader debate over alleged subversive associations and the right to protest without fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sullivan
Paul Draper
Columbia Broadcasting System
Larry Adler
Hester McCullough
Greenwich
Connecticut
Draper
Adler
McCullough
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Igor Cassini
Cholly Knickerbocker
Westbrook Pegler
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Cunningham
Pegler
Adler and Draper
Sullivan
Cassini
Lewis
Cunningham
J. B. Matthews
Waldorf-Astoria
House Committee On UN American Activities
California Tenney Committee
Ford Company
Dep't
Madrid
Dep’t
Fraco
Spain
Wells
Franco
Tommy Gis
Pope
Valley Forge
Barcelona
Courage to love Benches cheap hate and bold risk for victory
The quote asserts love requires courage while hate arises from a sluggish heart and that risk brings victory. It notes West German President Theodore Heuss and warns doctors that without a constructive health insurance plan they will face unpalatable legislation, echoed by Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Heuss
West German Republic
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Washington Economists Debate Expansion in Steel Capacity
Washington economists clash over steel capacity as Louis Bean testifies before the Senate Small Business Committee. He argues that postwar growth requires about 1400 pounds per person and 100,000,000 tons annually for full employment. Industry groups rebut with rival forecasts and gradual capacity gains through 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
U. S
Louis H. Bean
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Small Business Committee
Ben
Bean
American Iron and Steel Institute
Bradford B. Smith
U. S. Steel Corporation
United States
Mr. Smith
B. B. Smith
American L[ron and Steel Institute
Iron and Steel Institute
Louis Bean
Opposing Franco Recognition Sparks Claims and Commentary
A New York columnist voices strong opposition to recognizing Franco’s Spain and criticizes State Department policy. He cites religious oppression, Nazi ties, and wartime ties to argue that diplomatic ties equate to approving Franco’s regime, noting conflicting consular statements and public figures’ positions.
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Acheson
Franco
Spain
Fdr
John Foster Dulles
State Dept
U.S
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R. B. Terry
Ss—S
Robert L. Thompson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Jack Kroll
CIO Political Action Committee
Joseph D. Kreemer
AFL Labor League For
C. T. Anderson
Railway Labor Political League
Franklin Ball
Abingdon-Cokebury
New York
Nashville
Enoch
Ingerso
Kingdom of LeTourneau Tech
Oscar G. Whitenack
Denver Post
Open Forum
Paul
God
Christ
Christian Science Monitor
John On Patmos
W.A.B
Ramblin
Fred Flagler
George Sokolsky
Peter Edson
S. Winchell
Walter Winchell
Stalin
Cardinal Mindszenty
State Department
World-Telegram
N. Y. Times
Hitler
Duce
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Knof
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