Capus Waynick Ambassadorship Stir Hints On North Carolina Politics
The Enterprise notes Capus Waynick may accept the Colombia ambassadorship and possibly run for governor. Sources suggest he could resign the post to campaign or receive a leave of absence to manage Frank Graham’s bid, while public interest mounts on his political plans as he returns to the state.
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Graham
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Ezzard Charles
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Lattimore Linked to Communists in Senate Inquiry
Senate investigators released a photostatic copy of a 1938 letter by Owen Lattimore to the Institute of Pacific Relations official urging alignment behind China and U S Soviet policy while avoiding direct slogans. The document anchors critiques of State Department ties to Communists and questions fitness of executives amid ongoing probes.
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State Department
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Senate
Lattimore
Institute of Pacific Relations
China
U.S.S.R
Iran Oil Faces Stark Clash Over Nationalization
The piece argues Iran will not back down from nationalizing the Anglo Iranian Oil Co. and highlights the risk of losing British technicians, potential Russian assistance, and questions about where oil will be sold. It notes Western stockpiles and refinery capacity could offset shortages, urging cautious policy to avoid harming freedom and urging not to penalize Iran unnecessarily.
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W. Averell Harriman
Truman
Teheran
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Britain
Iran
U. S
Russia
Europe
West
Turpentine Drippings Here Is a Tip for Inventors
A column notes a playful wish for a college diploma that is edible and imagines a clever invention enabling such a treat. It blends childhood memories of sought treasures with a hopeful nod to invention as a path to fortune.
Troubled Truman Reconciles With Baruch in Washington
In a chance meeting at Secretary Marshall’s residence near Washington, President Truman reconciled with Baruch as Walter’s gossip noted. The talk touched on Yugoslavia and Russia, with warnings of potential wider conflict if the Reds move.
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Barney Baruch
Secretary of Defense
George Marshall
Washington
Walter
Russia
Yugoslavia
U. S
Prez
England
France
Inflation Monster Hurts Taxpayers Says Marshall
Secretary of Defense George Marshall warns inflation costs the American taxpayer about seven billion dollars yearly in military spending. He argues rising prices erode savings and raise the national defense bill, affecting households nationwide.
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Laurinburg
George Marshall
Tipping Guide Proposed by Kramer at Hotel Edison
Kramer owner of the Hotel Edison in New York surveys public tipping habits and finds most people tip in error. He proposes a table: bellhop twenty five cents to room, fifty cents for carrying more than three pieces, fifteen to twenty five cents for special errands like cigarettes or newspapers.
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Irwin Kramer
Hotel World Review
Kramer
Edison
New York
Homebrew filosofy and city life reflections
A fragment from a Times column blends homebrew philosophy with social vignettes. It cites a novel character and a wary view of wisdom, recalls pubs, a Negro baseball taunt, a storekeeper from childhood, and notes on public opinion, religion, and a bus-stop chat about America and Soviet power.
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John Burns
Bill
Burns
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies Aid
TIMES
Main
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Udtad
United States
America
Traffic lanes and safety concerns on Main Street
Cabbie concerns note lanes used for exclusive use yet traffic remains tight on Main Street. Motorcyclists weaving through lanes endanger themselves and others including trucks buses and pedestrians. Police traffic division praised though more officers on critical hours urged. plus a literary aside about love and foolishness with quotes from Kite and Brite.
Fair Play as American Way Cited by Bernard
Quote attributes fair play as the American way and the enduring anti hate ideal, noting past triumphs over various isms and confidence it will continue. Bernard signs the remark.
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America
Bernard
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