United States Military Assistance Program At Congress Debate
Washington reports urge opposition to a broad Military Assistance Program as a sweeping change in foreign policy. The plan would extend aid and arms transfers to Greece Turkey Iran Korea and the Philippines, consolidating postwar training missions and advisory efforts into one law under the Truman Doctrine framework.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
Cmy
State Department
Congress
House Affairs Committee
P. John M
Ohio Republican
U. S. Armed Services
Latin America
Rio de Janeiro
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Korea
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Bent Islands
United States
Peninsula
Middle East
Fact finders and labor policy in steel industry debated
The piece discusses Truman’s steel board selections Sam Rosenman David L. Cole and Carroll R. Daugherty. It analyzes Daugherty’s industrial economics philosophy as shaping employer responsibility and wage theories. It cites his text and questions the influence on policy and labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Factfinding Board
Sam Rosenman
Northwestern University
Daughtery
Levine
High Point Enterprise staff and roles listed
The snippet names positions at the High Point Enterprise including R. B. Terry as president, D. A. Rawley as secretary and treasurer, Charles B. Lo and Robert L. Thompson, editor C. W. Patterson Jr., and an advertising director, circulation manager.
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R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B, LO
Robert L. Thompson
C. W. Patterson, JR
Mgr
Showmanship for High Point and its Hi Toms
City editor argues High Point needs strategic showmanship to boost civic appeal and growth. Highlights the Hi Toms, furniture market, and national meets as evidence, urging new committees and a proactive publicity push to attract industry, events, and tourism.
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High Point
Thomasville
Hi-Toms
Jimmy Gruzdis
Dave Yow
John Carter
Gertie the Goose
Jimmy
Carolinas
Mercury Athletic Club
English Street
Bailey
Messiah King and Peace Bringer Foretold
A sermon-like meditation links Isaiah 32 1 2 to Jesus as Messiah king and priest. It describes his spiritual reign bringing righteousness peace and comfort, and notes his power over nature and the inner turmoil of believers.
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Isaiah
Israel
Messiah
Daniel
Jehovah
Jesus of Nazareth
Pilate
Jesus
Heaven
Salem
Samaria
Jerusalem
Sea of Galilee
Weather and talk on heat set August hearing on rent control
Ample notice is given for a public hearing on rent control in High Point area set for August 26 at night in the county building. The council aims to gauge public opinion before deciding the issue. Also discussed are county garbage disposal concerns and potential countywide services vs city taxes.
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High Point
Greensboro
Guilford
Guilford County
The Dumb Act And The Vaudeville Dream
In a first person reminiscence the author recalls vaudeville’s dumb act as a distinct troupe of acrobats and trapeze artists. He recounts a Dayton premiere where a deuce-spot opener disrupted norms and a telegram from Burlings underscored the missed big chance for performers seeking wider recognition. E F Albee reacts to the idea of labeling the act dumb.
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E. F. Albee
Landis
Variety
Keith-Albee Empire
Dayton
Ohio
Albee
John J Murdock
Martin Beck
Orpheum
Eddie Dawing
United Booking Office
Taent Duyer
New York
John Murdock
Burling
Murdock
Burlings
Louisville
Indianapolis
Mr. Albee
E. F
Mrs Van A Simple Heart Through Hard Times
The piece profiles Mrs. Van a 63 year old practical nurse born in Holland who endured poverty during WWI facing hunger with her five children. She migrated to the United States settled in Pennsylvania studied English became a nurse and has cared for neighbors and family while rejecting cynicism about modern youth. She emphasizes courage responsibility and a contented life.
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New York
Van
Harry Truman
United States
America
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