Inquiries on conformity and fear in schools
George Sokols ky recalls Dean Ackerman on promotion tied to conformity to public welfare. He notes employers probe political and social attitudes, and that routine checks, like IRS scrutiny, test character. He argues clean records survive investigations and even help defeat enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Ackerman
Faculty of Journalism
Columbia University
Daily Worker
Dean Ackerman
Internal Revenue Bureau
Emma Goldman
Leon Trotzky
Mao Tze-tung
Guatemala Revolt Puts Communism Issue in Hemisphere Spotlight
The article analyzes Guatemala's anti Communist uprising and Western responses. It notes U S denials of plotting the revolt, Russia's UN vetoes, and calls for unity among Western Hemisphere nations to resist foreign intervention while avoiding broader democratic backsliding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Hemisphere
United Nations Security Council
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Russia
Organization of American States
Lodge
Panama Canal
Campaign expense reports reveal candor gaps in senatorial bids
The article critiques campaign finance disclosures from recent senatorial races, citing W Kerr Scott and Alton A Lennon who reported expenditures of 57 486 and 39 176 with respective contributions 41 372 and 38 428 and small deficits. It argues real costs run well into six figures, notes Crissman’s modest two county bid, and praises Byron Haworth for no contributions. It concludes the push for candor under law remains incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kerr Scott
Alton A. Lennon
Scott
Lennon
Senate
Walter E. Crissman
Crissman
Byron Haworth
Hathaway Cross
Dixies Solid Basis Seen In Shipments Council Meet
The Southeast Shippers Advisory Board gathered 350 representatives in Jacksonville Florida to review Dixies postwar growth. They cited rich markets, ample labor, transport networks and new industries like Schoonbecks arrival in High Point, as reasons for durable South prosperity and cautioned against policies that threaten gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeast Shippers Advisory Board
Jacksonville
Fla
Dixie
South
Schoonbeck
High Point
Shippers Group
Open ing of Cornell-Dubilier plant in Sanford a happy day
Ralph Monger cites the event as a red letter day for Sanford Lee County and central North Carolina. Ben E. Douglas and H. Beyer praise state climate water supply and labor as Gov Umstead’s rep and company executive note plans for expansion after selecting Fuquay Springs and Sanford. About 200 guests attend a luncheon and inspect operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell-Dubilier
Sanford
Ralph Monger
Lee County
North Carolina
Ben E. Douglas
Department of Conservation and Development
Umstead
Tar Heel
H. Beyer
Huge Corporation
Fuquay Springs
Douglas
Cornell-Dubilier Corporation
Beyer
Booster—Beyer
Ments
North Carolina Welcomes Cornell Dubilier Expansion
State officials describe cooperation among the Department of Conservation and Development Carolina Power and Light and others leading to a Fuquay Springs plant employing about 500. Sanford now hosts a larger 275000 square foot facility expected to hire 2300 to 2500, with most supervision drawn locally and training ranging three to six months. The piece emphasizes fair treatment, reasonable site pricing, and mutual prosperity as essential for successful industrial growth in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
State Department of Conservation and Development
Carolina Power & Light Company
Fuquay Springs
C&d Department
Duke
Vepco
North Carolina
Sanford
Tar Heel
Douglas
Beyer
Cornell Dubilier
Dads On Their Day and Guatemala Revolt Reflections
A column rich with Father’s Day anecdotes on gifts and solitude contrasts with a personal note on the Guatemalan revolution. It weaves quotes from Thoreau and Hamlet with a brief AP dispatch on Latin American upheaval and a quip about a boy named Bobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Nixon as Ike's top pinch hitter in busy Washington life
Vice President Richard M. Nixon leads a packed week of five White House talks, two media appearances, multiple speeches and ceremonies, and frequent travel. He runs dual offices in the Capitol and Senate Office Building and maintains two appointment calendars as Eisenhower trains him for higher readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry David Thoreau
Walden Pond
Thoreau
Walden
Theilosopher
Washington
NEA
Richard M. Nixon
V. P
Senate
California
White House
Nixon
80Th Congress
Ohio
Whittier College
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nixons
Julie
Tricia
Eastern Shore
Political quotes mix in Cold War era discourse
Collected quotations from figures like Mark E. Ethridge and Bernard Baruch reflect fears of censorship and anti intellectualism during the early Cold War. The passages critique McCarthyism, ban on dissenting figures, and calls for strong security measures amid global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebbels
McCarthy
Mark E. Ethridge
Bernard Baruch
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George Sokolsky
Communist Party
Sup
N. C
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
D. A. Rawley
Co. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Economic Chunmitn Cchres
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
W. A. Bivins
Polonius
Hamlet
City
Salisbury
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
D. N. Bennett
Norwood
Sarah
Wisconsin
Mexico
British Honduras
Republic of Honduras
Honduras
Panama
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Bobby
Peter Edson
Ike
Linda Sue Russell
Security Board
Lloyd Garrison
Dr. Oppenheimer
FBI
Joseph McCarthy
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Devil
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