Which Candidate Will Best Represent Durham Voters
An editorial endorses Carl Durham for Congress in the sixth district, arguing he is the more capable and consistently aligned with the nation and district, while criticizing rival Earle Rives for dual support and lack of experience. The piece urges voters to back Durham for steadiness, integrity, and proven service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Congress
Earle Rives Pery
Chapel Hill
Grenesboro
Carl Duram
Carl Durham
House
Senate
Chapel i
Congressan
Rives
Cone
Sidney Hillman
Political Action Committee
PAC
Washington
Charles van Devanter
Bilbo
Nelson T. Levings
Levings
Mississippi
Tokyo Bay
Residents condemn tree signs and campaign stunts in High Point
Ralph Miller notes unusual requests at the USES including hiring a hula-hula dancer for publicity while Mrs. M A Brooks decries trees marked with election signs. Carola Bell Williams praised for her impersonations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Miller
High Point
M. A. Brooks
Carola Bell Williams
Voices on sugar and world affairs surface at community talks
Residents including Clara Barton and Sara Josepha Hale are cited on public topics. Dr. J. G. Greer and T. L. Hinson comment on professional pride and sugar shortages postwar, while Dr. Daniel L. Marsh notes concerns about drunkenness at international conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
Sara Josepha Hale
Wesley Memorial Church
J. A. Eshelman
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
Natural Law And The New Birth Sermon Reflections
A sermon discusses Nicodemus and Jesus dialogue on being born from above, comparing earthly knowledge with heavenly truth. It cites scripture, notes Jesus’ direct teaching on spiritual birth, and reflects on historical figures who believed beyond understanding to join the heavenly Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus
Jesus
Eply
Nicolas
Kingdom of
Come
Moffatt
Nicodeums
Israel
Earth
Heaven
Tennyson
Ulysses
Supreme Court Needs Experience Says Edson
Washington column argues the current Supreme Court lacks seasoned bench experience. It notes Vinson as chief justice candidate with only five years of lower court service and cites similar short records among justices like Rutledge, Black, Reed, Douglas, Frankfurter, Murphy, Jackson, Burton. The piece suggests this explains court squabbles and 5-4 divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson Washington
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Emergency Court of Appeals
Vinson
Hay Geibos
Wiley Rutledge
D. C. Court of Appeals
Hugo LaFayette Black
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Supreme Court of the United States
Black
U. S
Stanley Reed
Alphabet
U. S. Solicitor General
William C. Douglas
Ae and Exchange
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard
Colorado
Iowa
Washington University
St. Louis
Frankfurter
Ely
Frank Murphy
Robert H. Jackson
Murphy
Michigan
Philippines
Jackson
Reed
Harold H. Burton
Cleveland
U.S
Ohio
Truman
Harlan F. Stone
Court
High Court
Teddy Roosevelt
Justice Holmes
Holmes
Teddy
The Jackson-Black feud and the New Deal critique
In strong editorial tone the piece attacks the Jackson-Black faction and claims the New Deal era eroded American institutions. It cites power accreting from 1932, asserts bi partisanship is essential, and contrasts Henry Wallace and Hitler as warnings of long rule and centralized authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Supreme Court
Henry Wallace
Hitler
Henry
New Deal
Roosevelt
Congress
Must Legislation And Court Packing Dented American Life
The piece critiques FDR’s use of executive instruments to push through policies bypassing Congress, labeling it a rubber stamp era. It condemns court packing and biased appointments, citing the Jackson Black feud as evidence of lasting political damage and urging defense of constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Zero Mostel
United States
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Corcoran
Cohen
Justice Frankfurter
Justice Jackson
Quotable Bits From Washington and Abroad
A collage of witty remarks and sharp jabs from politicians diplomats and journalists. Jokes target Franklin D Roosevelt Herbert Hoover and others while quips touch on Franco Spain Mussolini and Russia. The piece weaves satirical anecdotes from heat of public life through to diplomacy and wartime memories.
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Military Fairs Committee
J. G. Greer
T. L. Hinson
America
South America
John
Eodemus
David
Cornelius
Paul
St. Augustine
St. Francis
Chinese Gordon
W.A.B
THE
Massachusetts Supreme Court
George Sokolsky
United Nations
Franco
Duce
Volm
OPA
William Allen White
Booth Tarkington
Germany
Tarkington
Sen. Ball
Hiya Ehrenburg
Nieman
Spain
Joe Curran
Curran
KKK
Kluxers
Kleagles
Arlington
Russia
Argentina
State Department
Franco and
Peron
Palestine Front
Reaaon
Arabia
Cage
King Penrures Syndicats, Inc
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