Wallace Speech Trial Draws Anti Communist Action
Henry Wallace faces a legal bid by the American Anti-Communist association to block his Washington talk at Watergate amphitheatre. The move follows Raleigh's city support for Wallace and the Southern Conference for Human Welfare, which allowed his Raleigh appearance amid segregation concerns. The case arises as Wallace proceeds with his nationwide tour criticizing U.S. foreign policy.
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Watergate
American Antti- Communist Association
Raleigh
North Carolna
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
North Caroa
Allace
Amer- Anti-Communist Association
Eisenhower challenges citizens to act to prevent war
General Eisenhower urges organized, all-society effort to move war from inevitability to preventable evil. He argues war is man made and demands responsible, democratic action beyond pacific rhetoric. Citizens must understand causes, share responsibility, and lead toward peace.
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Eisenhower
State Parks Seen As Recreation Centers For North Carolinians
Thomas W. Morse reports record park attendance on the first two Sundays of June with crowds from Albemarle Charlotte Concord Salisbury Lexington Asheboro and more. He notes middle class visitors under 90 percent of residents benefit from parks while shorter work weeks increase leisure and park use.
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Morrow Mountain Park
Albemarle
Charlotte
Concord
Salisbury
Lexington
Asheboro
Hanging Rock
Titis
Park planning favors multiple well equipped sites over few large centers
Lynn Nisbett notes that placing parks 150 to 200 miles apart serves more people than concentrating on a few big parks or many undersized ones. War years paused long range plans, now renewed with half a million dollars allocated by the legislature for 1948 improvements. Aerial surveys advance road and field work, with cooperation among agencies to share costs.
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North Carolina Highway and Public Works Commission
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TVA
Sandy Graham
U. S. Geology Survey
Truman stuck between Scylla and Charybdis in budget clash
The column uses nautical myths to frame President Truman’s budget veto dilemma. It argues vetoing the budget would provoke tax-cut advocates while not vetoing it would hamper national services, and vetoing both bills could reflect political calculation. The piece also notes birding corrections and cultural references.
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Zeke
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Scylla
Land prices reach peaks beyond long term farm earnings
President Truman and Senator Knowland cite too much talk of war. Byrnes warns on statecraft as Byrnes and Knowland urge balancing wages and production for enduring American prosperity.
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President Truman
Soviet Union
United States
James F. Byrnes
These Days by George Sokolsky on Soviet moves in Asia
The article argues Soviet Russia expands in the Far East while China and Japanese interests shift. It cites Manchuria as a focal point, recalls Cairo and Yalta terms, critiques Roosevelt and Churchill for ceding “preeminent interests,” and warns that Soviet imperialism parallels Europe, threatening global balance and the Truman doctrine.
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Atwater Kent Hosts Elaborate West Coast Parties
Hal Boyle profiles 73 year old Atwater Kent, retired inventor and radio maker, as Hollywood’s top party host. Kent lives in Bel Air with 17 servants, hosting civic and private events for diplomats, financiers, and stars. He values intimate mingling, balloons to ease formality, and derives his greatest pleasure from organizing and sharing good times. Kent was born in Vermont.
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Atwater
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Hollyw Ood
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Winchell targets Congress Vital signs in rent era
In a column style critique, Winchell mocks Congress for passing rent and labor laws under the guise of serving the November mandate. He argues lawmakers misrepresent the people and points to tainted debates on OPA and the labor bill, calling out political theatrics and inconsistent stance toward fascism and public interest.
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Committee On un-American Activities
Rob't Taylor
Siberia
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Porterhouse
Crossword Clue Map Aide for Senator Puzzle
A compact crossword style clue set listing horizontal and vertical entries with hints for US senator related terms. It includes definitions for words such as limbs, youth, musical note, and Italian coin alongside roles like senator chairman and deponent, formatted as a concise puzzle grid reference.
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U. S
Argentina
Enoch
Puzzle Clue Answers Mapping
Answer set includes race course circuit wandering mariner lecturer concurs Indians slender twitchings symbol for erbium eye trail essential being high card war god laughter sound and is from New Hampshire.
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New Hampshire
Quotes on unity and peace from historical figures
The passage cites quotes from Amos and Andy fans, Judge Chester D Adams, Secretary of State Marshall, President Truman, Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas, Admiral Blandy and Henry A Wallace. It discusses economic conflict, political disunity, and the need for healthy citizens and food aid as paths to peace.
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Lexington
Marshall
Truman
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
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