North Carolina Business Research Move Vowed Sound and Profitable
A regional push to boost business and industrial research in North Carolina links two key efforts. The University of North Carolina Commerce School and the Bane Foundation of North Carolina aim to finance and guide education and applied research for private industry. Charter members include leading bankers, manufacturers, and professionals, signaling broad backing for a program to modernize merchandising, lighting, and salesmanship across firms big and small.
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Bureau of Business Services and Research
Commerce Bet
University of North Cal
Bane Foundation of
North Carolina
School of Commerce
University of North Carolina
Free Enterprise of
America
Business Foundation of
Creation and Theodicy Reflections on God and Man
A theological meditation contrasts Genesis creation with science and philosophy. It discusses God's goodness, the first cause, human dignity, and the light of Jesus amid worldly darkness, citing Hebrews and Moffatt. The piece weighs divine sovereignty against human sin and the continuing act of creation.
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God
Moses
Hitler
Jesus
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Hunger's toll in war-torn states and global economy
Acheson warns that prolonged hunger in unstable countries and a continuing world food crisis threaten the global economy still reeling from war. The statement underscores fears about widespread food insecurity amplifying economic strain.
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Dean Acheson
Residents urge action on motorcycle noise near churches
H N Williard voices concern that Sunday services are drowned by motorcycles starting and leaving. He notes similar complaints from others and questions why motorcycles are not muffled by law while automobiles are. B G Leonard cites air mail declines postwar as sign of many High Point men returning home from overseas.
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H. N. Williard
High Point
B. G. Leonard
High Point attitudes on veterans, beggars and national service
Local residents discuss veterans insurance reinstatement rules, beggar presence on Main Street, and wartime leadership. John E. Saintsing notes liberalized reinstatement until January, while Mrs. Marquis M. Gilley links beggar lines to city image and national welfare. Secretary Robert P. Patterson warns on wartime lab work and global leadership.
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High Point
John E. Saintsing
Veteran Administration
Marquis M. Gilley
Main Street
Browder Defection Traced To Soviet Ties And Book Deal
The Dies committee hears testimony on Earl Browder once a Communist leader expelled from the party. He now acts as a selling agent for Soviet publications in the United States while claiming no ties to Soviet Russia. The hearing notes Browder’s past Profintern links and a rumored $10,000 bill exchange in China.
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American Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Third International
Stalin
United States
Lozovsky
Browder
China
Profintern
Trade Union Educational League
William Z. Foster
Dies Committee
Matthews
Orient
Mr. Foster
Mr. Matthews
Browder Rumors on $10,000 Note and Chinese Communist Ties
By George Sokolsky recalls Foster testimony about a forged $10,000 bill and Browder’s alleged Bank of Manila exchange scheme. The piece notes Browder as a Russian agent linked to the Profintern, with Lozovsky aiding a Soviet books venture amid revolutionary activity in Shanghai and Woosung.
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Mr. Matthews
Treasury Department
Mr. Foster
Manila
China
Soviet Russia
Browder
Profintern
Woosung
Shanghai
Foster
Lozovsky
Capitol Square Confusion Over Supreme Court Bus Segregation Ruling
State officials and bus and rail attorneys scrambled to interpret a recent Supreme Court decision banning racial segregation on interstate transit. Richmond talks with Virginia officials yielded little clarity while lawyers warned the ruling could affect state transportation controls. A Raleigh bus line official welcomed nationwide desegregation but rued the internecine debate and potential statute revisions in North Carolina.
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Virginia
Hughes Rhodes
Richmond
Staples
Raleigh
North Carolina
Supreme Court
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Upset Senate Race Shifts North Carolina Power Seats
Lynn Nisbet notes mounting debate over segregation looms in state politics as Brandon P. Hodges loses to Frank M. Parker in a major primary upset. Hodges had been a leading figure. Parker now holds a path to the senate presidency pro tem, with Gordon Gray and Joe Blythe as likely candidates. Gray began his senate service in 1939 and rose to captain after wartime service, while Blythe enters a fifth term.
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Brandon P. Hodges
Frank M. Parker
Asheville
Capitol Square
Parker
Hodges
State Senate
North Carolina
Senate
Gordon Gray
Winston-Salem
Joe Blythe
Charlotte
Blythe
Gray
Forsyth County
Lobster shift at the New York Mirror lampooning editors
A broad backstage talk in the New York Mirror editorial shop turns on gossipy anecdotes about press names and wartime figures. Jokes reference Alec Woollcott Horace Greeley and Roosevelt, with quips about journalism vanity and professional banter amid a clutter of cultural snapshots.
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N. Y. Mirror
Irv Leiberman
Pacific Base
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