The Fifty First Welcome at High Point Furniture Market
The Enterprise opens the semi annual market with a warm welcome to exhibitors buyers and visitors. The piece notes the growing value of the event to the city and to furniture manufacturing in the South and extends greetings to Governor Scott dignitaries and Miss America of 1949.
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Scott
Should the United States Use the Atom Bomb in Korea
The piece surveys nationwide debate on atomic weapon use in the Korean War. It notes military views that practical targets may be scarce but argues the larger psychological impact on Korean Communists Moscow and global opinion matters, suggesting the U S should act to halt the invasion.
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United States
Washington
High Point
Associated Press
Korea
Moscow
U. S
T. V. Soong
Japan
Spain
Franco
Truman
Chancellor Graham Returns as Woman's College Chancellor
The Grahams promise a homecoming as Dr Edward Kidder Graham arrives in Greensboro to serve as chancellor of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. The Rev Billy Graham also plans an evangelistic meeting in the city with a September 1951 date. Sonny Graham, son of the late university president, charts his own path at Cornell and Washington before returning to North Carolina to lead the college.
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Edward Kidder Graham
Greensboro
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Billy Graham
Graham
University
Sonny Graham
Chapel Hill
Republican Advance frames a new humane GOP philosophy
A Philadelphia group issues a manifesto calling for a progressive Republican approach to social needs. It argues government should encourage voluntary efforts and protect individual liberties while addressing old age security medical care housing and labor rights. Four senators and 21 congressmen support the document.
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Democratic Party
Washington
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Dass
Mad House of Tax on Jewelry and Paintings WPA Days
Washington observes a trio of oddities tied to Robert Rodenberg, described as a prominent local figure. His fortunes trace to an inheritance and questionable investments, including a Colts stake and a stamp scam, followed by a July Fourth outing with Brig. Gen. Battley and a hospital stay for mumps.
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Washington
Robert
Jonah
Rodenberg
National Capital
Baltimore Colts
Harold Ambrose
Jesse M. Donaldson
Joe Adonis
Virginia Beach
Joseph G. Battley
Virginia Beach Hospital
Why Did Russia Risk a Lost Victory at the United Nations
The piece argues Soviet Russia boycotted UN sessions to force seating of Soviet China, risking a permanent veto that could grant Moscow two Security Council seats. It notes U S policy shifts, British support, and a looming Korean war context that alters plans and keeps Soviet seating unsolved for now.
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United Nations
Soviet China
China
United States
Great Britain
France
Security Council
Russia
State Department
Dean Acheson
Trygve Lie
Stalin
Asia
Lan Gaage
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Indo-China
Thailand
Philippines
Iran
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Guatemala
Herbert Hoover
Quotes and Recipes From A Newspaper Page
The excerpt mixes political quotes from British Labour Party Secretary Morgan Phillips with kid friendly food tips. It includes a call against socialist criticisms of Americans, a breakfast idea for peanut butter and honey toast, a short India relish ingredient note, and a quick sponge cake with fewer eggs and baking powder.
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Labor Party
Morgan Phillips
Broadway Sees Mixed Box Office Amid War Time Turmoil
The Sahara heat depresses Broadway business while South Pacific attracts crowds. Judy Garland signs to perform in London, and royalties on Peter Pan total 31000. Critics praise Pagliacci English version and Disney Beavers Valley previews receive optimism. News columns review TV and radio programs with political and cultural commentary.
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Sahara
M. Todd
Winter Garden
Judy Garland
Val Parnell
the Palladium
London
James Barrie
Jane Cowl
N. Y
Corrine
Tito Valdez
Radio City Music Hall
Broadway
Comstock
the Cinemagicians
Pagliacci
Little Cinemet
Sinclair Lewis
Michael Stern
38Th Parallel
Beaver Valley
MGM
Fred Astaire
Cary Grant
Jose Ferrer
White Tower
State Penitentiary
Death Valley
Three Governors Shaping 1950 Senate Race Talk
In Ohio Indiana and Illinois Democrats bypass top governors Lausche Schricker and Stevenson as Senate hopefuls. Taft Capehart Dirksen loom for Ohio Indiana Illinois, with 1952 aims influencing 1950 strategy and timing. Schricker eyeing 1952. Jenner seeks Indiana governorship.
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Ohio
NEA
Indiana
Illinois
Frank J. Lausche
Henry F. Schricker
Adlai E. Stevenson
Joseph T. Alex Campbell
Robert A. Taft
Homer Capehart
Everett Dirksen
Lausche
Schricker
Stevenson
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U. S. Senate
Taft
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Ferguson
John W. Bricker
Bricker
Scott Lucas
Lucas
Ilinois
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Douglas
Gov. Stevenson
Sen
Truman
Gov
Capehart
Campbell
Governor Schricker
William K. Jenner
Washington
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