Better to Run North Carolina shows value of running for office
The article argues decisively for candidates to enter races for U S Congress North Carolina legislature and county posts. It cites historical examples O Max Garner Josiah Bailey William Umstead L Y Ballentine Mayne Albright and Frank Graham to illustrate how pursuing a campaign shapes careers and state politics, urging timely filings.
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O. Max Gardner
Josiah William Bailey
Angus W. McLean
F. M. Simmons
William Umstead
Bailey
Senate
L. Y. Ballentine
Innstead
Johnson
Scott
Ballentine
Frank Graham
Charlie Johnson
Hoey
Mayne Albright
Albright
Repeal Nears for Federal Taxes on Butter and Oleo
After 64 years, federal taxes on colored and white oleomargarine near repeal as Senate votes 55 to 16. States still ban or tax oleo in 21 to 22 states, while northern lawmakers press for consumer relief and competition with butter. The outcome hinges on market response and perceived value of oleo versus butter.
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Senate
Senate panel mild on Vaughan after Five Percenters probe
The senate committee faulted Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan for customs and practices while avoiding charges of character. It criticized his ties to John Maragon and acceptance of seven home freezers but said findings do not reflect on Vaughan’s integrity. The panel warned against whitewashing and urged the public to judge from the evidence.
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Truman
Harry Vaughan
White House
John Maragon
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Clyde Hoey
North Carolina
The Mad House Dangers of Being Interviewed By a Beautiful Girl Reporter
A New Orleans episode shows a council member recounting a breezy interview with reporter Ellen Middlebrook. He admits improvising plans about directing taxes to government funds after a chat at a National Press Club bar with Andrew Viglietta.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ellen Middlebrook
National Press Club
Andrew Viglietta
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Miss Middlebrook
Jiming
Bibblecook
Middlebrook
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Mr. Viglietta
Desire
Detroit
Antoine's
Laura Howard
March of Dimes Fundraising and Community Reflections
In a column tone, the piece notes the March of Dimes drive with loud speakers thanking donors, cites polio statistics, and quotes a Wake Forest funding debate. It also recalls friendships and loyalty, mentions a Golden Wedding anniversary, and includes humorous asides about New Orleans dining and political lines.
Aggression in China Hidden by Puppets
Acheson in ad hoc remarks at the National Press Club suggests the Soviet Union is in the process of detaching northern Chinese provinces. The piece tracks Yalta provisions, Soviet pressure on Manchuria Sinkiang and Inner Mongolia, and the evolving puppet borders shaping Manchuria’s absorption into the Soviet Far East.
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Washington
Ns&a
Dean Acheson
National Press Club
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China
Manchuria-Mongolia-Sinkiang
Yalta
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Mongolian People's Republic
Dairen
Port Arthur
U.S.S.R
South Manchurian
Manchuria
Moscow
Kwantung Peninsula
Russia
Byrnes
Averill Harriman
Ili
Sinkiang
Peking
Inner Mongolia
Far East
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Hugary
Broadway Critics Tout of the Nation Music Buzz
A crowded roundup from New York critics covers Broadway reviews and show chatter. Highlights include praise for The Cocktail Party and Design for a Stained Glass Window, plus notes on As You Like It and Twelve O Clock High with mentions of stars and industry figures.
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Pipple
S. Pacific
Ezio Pinza
Tin Pan Alley
Variety
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Philly
Inquirer
T. S. Eliot
Shaw
Maurice Evans
Famuter
Hepburn
Mister Drama
Katie
Gregory Peck
Thelma Jordan
Babs Stanwyck
Crosley
Paul Draper
Show Business
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Prof Capperella
Cappy
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