Too Seriously Editorial From North Carolina Press Group
Asheville July 8 editorial comments on North Carolina editors taking themselves too seriously. The piece criticizes highway safety resolutions as symbolic and notes confusion over editorial influence in the Graham primary, arguing newspapers should present sound positions rather than boastful stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North Carolina Press Association
Tom Best
Greensboro Daily News
Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina
High Point
Enterprise
Bigwigs
Graham
Jonathan Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Bigwig
Smith
Charlotte Observer
Grahamites
News and Observer
Sign from heaven and the Pharisees Teaching Faith and Judgment
The passage recounts Jesus refusing a heavenly sign to the Pharisees in Dalmanatha and contrasts their closed minds with faith. It notes miracles of feeding the 4,000, the apostles' mission, and emphasizes light versus darkness, judgment, and forgiveness in modern faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffatt
Kingdom of Heaven
Mark
Jesus
Dalmanatha
Sea of Galilee
John the Baptist
T. E. Murphy
City living costs in Gastonia: inside vs outside
Gastonia Chamber of Commerce cites statistics claiming lower overall costs for city residents. A tested profile shows a $64.40 outside total vs $16.11 inside after taxes and utilities, with city water and sewer rates, garbage, fire insurance, and ad valorem taxes weighing differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hallman
Gastonia
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Mark Brown
McBee
S. C
Charlotte News
Labor and politics reshape the U S union scene
The piece analyzes labor force size and union membership, outlining AFL and CIO totals, per capita payments, and independent unions. It discusses political power of unions, potential party realignments, and tensions within Democrats, plus local taxes and urban fringe growth issues in High Point.
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United States
American Federation of Labor
C. I O
A. F. of L
Republican Party
International Organization
Congress
Democratic Party
Truman-Boyle
Truman
A. F
Democratic National Committee
Oscar Ewing
Brannan
FEPC
South
State Department
McCarthy-Tydings
Walter Reuther
Nazi infiltration and a Slovak diplomat in the U S
A column accuses the State and Justice Departments of failing to act against Nazis and Nazi sympathizers entered the United States. It cites Walter Gieseking Ferenc Vajta Edward Sittler Lajos Marschalko and Karol Sidor as examples and details Sidor's 1939 Berlin talks and 1945 statements. It notes Sidor's visa approval and ongoing public engagements in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gieseking
Hitler
Dept. of Justice
Herr Gieseking
Europe
Ferenc Vajta
Lajos Marschalko
Marschalko
Ellis Island
Uncle Sam
U. S
Karol Sidor
Canada
Montreal
Joseph Tiso
Slovakia
Sidor
Czechoslovakia
Tiso
Russia
Herr Sidor
Scranton
House of Representatives
Berlin
Hermann Goering
Germany
State Dept
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Herve J. L'Heureux
State Department
Washington, D. C
Naples
Iday
Lausche Plays Fence On Ohio Senate Endorsement
Ohio Governor J. Frank Lausche has issued a cautious statement on endorsing Senator Taft or Auditor Ferguson, prompting mixed reactions from Republicans, Democrats, and independents. The piece notes two possible behind the scenes endorsements and historic tactics, along with PAC and AFL reactions and a paraphrase by Jack Kroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
NEA
J. Frank Lausche
Robert A. Taft
Joseph T. Ferguson
Lausche
Taft
Ferguson
Lauschce
VU. S
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lasuche
White Sulpher Springs
W. Va
CIO
Political Action Committee
AFL
Labor League For Political Education
William Green
Matthew Woll
Jack Kroll
PAC
Kroll
Mr. Ebright
Ebright
Don H. Ebright
Aginst Lausche
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High Point Enterprise
Robert L. Thompson
C. W. Patterson, JR
Adv
Mer
Heaven
Ramblin
Fred Flagler
China
George Sokolsky
New York
Walter Winchell
Ernment
Munich
Joseph Tison
Hlinka
Hlinka Guard
Storm Troopers
Nazi Germany
Italy
Eduard Benes
Washington
Peter Edson
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