Appointment and tasks for North Carolina conservation board
The piece applauds Governor Cherry's state board for conservation and development and warns that the new board faces tough duties, especially reconciling game and fish with overall conservation. It notes past friction, urges fact finding, and predicts potential shifts if progress stalls. It also urges Director Etheridge to balance loyalty with department needs as war restrictions ease.
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Rethe Game Division
Cherry
Department of Conservation
Carolina
Chalk
Bruce Mi
Nent
Hinton
Etheridge
James
Mr. James
State Board of Conservation and Development
State Department
Department
North Carolina
Bruce Etheridge
Mr. Etheridge
Raleigh
Hospitals Without Any Strings Urges Local Control of Senate Bill 191
Dr Carl Reynolds state health officer urges support for Senate Bill 191 to fund $100 million for hospital construction while warning against federal strings. He cites North Carolina need with 8,475 general hospitals and 8,475 beds 2.4 per thousand, and urges local management along with federal aid. The piece emphasizes rural access and postwar planning amid concerns over Washington control.
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Carl Reynolds
Aport
Senate
Congress
Reynolds
Rolina
AMA
Carolina
Washington
The Communist Party and Its Global Strategy
The piece portrays the Communist party as an international, disciplined conspiracy aligned with Soviet Russia. It claims long-standing existence since 1848 and growing power since 1917, financed by a supportive government, with emphasis on loyalty to Stalin and manipulation by leaders such as Earl Browder. The text notes the American Communist party shifting from anti-war stance when World War II began.
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Communist Party
Soviet
Russia
Lenin
Stalin
Earl Browder
Germany
American Communist Party
Communist Fronts Rally Against War Before 1941 Shift
By George Sokolsky the United front groups sought to block U S war prep. The sole vote against was Vito Marcantonio. The piece details see saw public positions, Browder’s switches, and Soviet aligned campaigns attacking Roosevelt and praise of Stalin. It notes arms lend lease claims, propaganda aims, and a May 24 position flip signaling renewed anti U S stance.
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Soviet
Russia
uJe Stalin
Roosevelt
Churchill
de Gaulle
Darian
The
Stalin
America
Browder
United States
Sung
Daily Worker
Moscow
Stettinius Speech Draws Fire Over San Francisco Peace Pact
The writer critiques Secretary Stettinius for shaping hemispheric defense behind democracy while revealing flaws in the peace plan. He warns of veto power among the big five, possible Soviet push in China and France, and the risk of a second world war if unity falters. He argues U.S. needs stronger rights to Pacific islands and a clearer, firmer alliance.
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Washington
San Francisco
Stettinius
England
Russia
Truman
Times
Argentina
Dumbarton Oaks
France
China
Stalin
World Organization
Pacific Islands
Syria
Berlin
Roosevelt
Yalta
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Hitler
Peace by stop gap or wartime bargain
Paul Mallon argues that any veto by France or China and the big three blocks true peace, creating a war ready compromise. He critiques San Francisco mendacity, criticizes Allied concessions, warns against appeasement, and urges immediate defense of principles and aims.
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France
China
San Francisco
On Broadway and Beyond War Echoes in Press Debates
A column mix of wartime rhetoric and political commentary blasts price control by Washington gangs risking inflation, praises public service shows like Words at War, condemns Nazi propagandists, urges accountability for subversives, and praises stern action against war criminals while noting ironies in Allied and State actions.
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Washington
Hitler
Stanley Baldwin
Rankin
Rankin Eisenberg
Paul Porter
America
Americommies
Uncle Sam
Savoys
Verminy
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R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
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Piaw
High Point
N. C
Ragonews
Lexington Ave. N. C. City Bureau OF
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Opportunity
Ortruman
DR. Woover
George Sokolsky
United Front
Vito Marcantonio
New York
American Committee For It Against
American On
Friends of the Soviet Union
American League For Peace and Democracy
American League Against War
American Peace Mobilization
American Students Union
American Youth Congress
Anti-Imperialist League
Chicago Peace Congress
Chicago Peace Mobilization
Committee For Peace
Paul Mallon
Winchell
Charles P. Taft
State Dept
Spain
Clark
James Gordon Bennett
Thyssen
Hess
Martin
Eva Braun
State Senate Committee
Illinois
Wrowhiewsehoen
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