Next North Carolina Governor Will Be A Man Of Real Ability
The editorial asserts that the Democratic nominee standing from North Carolina will likely win and asserts the candidates, Bill Umstead and Hubert Olive, are judged by integrity and competence rather than lobbyist ties. It argues both candidates faced heated attacks over policy, not personal integrity, and urges confidence regardless of which nominee prevails.
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North Carolina
Bill Umstead
Congress
Corporation
Olive
Umstead
Hubert Olive
Kerr Scott
Scott
Gospel Reflection on Jesus Forgiveness and Law
A narrative on Jesus in Jerusalem during the Feast of Tabernacles and the adulterous woman incident. It contrasts mercy with the Law, highlights the Sixth Commandment, and ends with Jesus telling her to sin no more. The piece emphasizes fulfillment of the Law through mercy and internal transformation.
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Jesus
John
Judea
Jerusalem
Tabernacles
Holy City
Temple
Moses
Mount of Olives
Moffatt
Davids in Nevada Race Hint at Underdog Mechling
Washington observer Peter Edson profiles Thomas B. Mechling a 31 year old Democratic Senate hopeful from Nevada. Former Marine and broadcaster, Mechling campaigns against Pat McCarran with a plan to reach voters personally, despite slim odds and Bible as his law partner ally.
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Thomas B. Mechling
U. S
Nevada
Washington
T. Mechling
Pacific
Capitol Hill
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Tom Mechling
U.S. Senate
Senate
Pat McCarran
Tom Mechting
Tom
Box 335
Wells
Nev
Ronal
Nevaa
Mr. Mechiing
Bible
Senator McCarran
Reno, Nev
Young Mechling
Mechling
McCarran
U. S. Senate
Judiciary Committee
Pat
Spain
Ealy
Hank Greenom
Las Vegas
Alan Bible
George W. Malone
Reno
Davids
Goliaths
The Mad House Pity the Poor Refugee at Lehman’s Door
In a Washington debate on the McCarran immigration bill Senator Herbert Lehman, a wealthy banker, dramatizes when he imagines a refugee begging at his door. The scene is part of a larger day of political quips and naval club trophies, with remarks by Dan Kimball and Admiral Woodward.
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Washington
Herbert H. Lehman
Blair
Conan
Lehman
Wardman Park
Tary
Dan Kimball
Berell Woodward
Harold Hoffman
New Jersey
Woodward
Woodie
Nicaragua
Baruch cites government failure in steel dispute equity
The quote criticizes government refusal to set universal equity amid pressure groups, attributed to Bernard Baruch. The text also notes a personal claim of hero status for a teacher and mentions Sister May Fidel seeking a helicopter ride.
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Bernard Baruch
Sister May Fidel
Hollywood Buzz and Box Office Grooves Across New York
The column surveys wartime fundraising debates and show business moves in New York and Washington. It notes Warner Bros stars, Mil ton Berle, Elma Ray and siblings, studio shifts, theatre signs, and new musical trials while touching on foreign aid loans, TV potential, and upcoming releases across venues like the Rivoli and Fine Arts Theater.
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By & Hammerstein
Washington
Rivoli Theater
Johnny Ray
Elma
Billie Holliday
Dinah Shore
MGM
Melvin
Donald O'Connor
Debbie Reynolds
Lae Aiea
Hollywood
Joshuan
Elaine Gordon
Ty Power
Joe Courier
Islands
Fine Arts Theater
Astor On Broadway
Jean Arthur
Martha
Two Years in Korea War Shaped by Political Talks
The piece argues the Korean War is a prolonged police action with no clear objective. It criticizes strategic choices by U S leaders, cites Panmunjom talks as a delaying tactic, and questions Soviet and Chinese aims while noting NATO defense shifts and economic costs. It asserts Russia seeks to widen US Britain rifts while British China trade withdrawal flags a Russian setback.
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Korea
United States
Manchuria
Peking
Douglas MacArthur
Albert Wedemeyer
Soviet China
Asia
Kaesong
Panmunjom
George Marshall
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Formosa
Great Britain
China
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New York Times
Ruth Cowan
Associated Press
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Miss Furman
Miss Cowan
New York
Walter Winchell
Ladies Home
America
Bill Magnus
Whit Burnett
Kay Thompson
Williams
Philly
Howard Richman
Mid-West
Lou Holtz
Leon & Eddie
Sherry Britton
Channel 7
Times Movie Sentinel
Iday
Kermin
John Daly
Desi
Lucille
Dinah
Lillian Ross
New Yorker
George Sokolsky
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