Republicans Eye Southern Growth and Youth Outreach
The Gallup poll shows strong southern appetite for multiple parties and a chance for Republicans to grow by courting young voters and future leaders. North Carolina Republicans seek strategies to expand party strength amid shifting Democratic support and Roosevelt era changes.
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Gallup
South
GOP
Republicans
North Carolina
Ndr
Carolina
Ty Party
John J. Parker
Republican Party
North Carolina urged to treat alcoholism as illness not crime
The article argues alcoholism is a treatable illness, not a moral failing, and criticizes jail and state hospitals. It urges Yale style scientific treatment, calls for a funded state program, and invites judges and physicians to push legislative action for early intervention and cost savings.
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Yale University
Yale
North Carolina
Don MacRae
Broadcasts at Interlochen May Resume Under Petrillo Law
The Interlochen national music camp may again broadcast concerts this year as the Lea act protects non commercial education programs from union interference. Petrillo’s power to tax and dictate remains challenged by networks cautious about final constitutional rulings. Dr. Joseph Maddry laments slow resumption while Herschel V. Johnson and Dr. Frank P. Graham weigh wider issues of law and values.
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Interlochen
Mich
Lea
James Caesar
Petrillo
Musicians’ Union
Joseph Maddry
Mr. Petrillo
High Point golf course praised by former resident
Frank Newman of Lexington hails High Point municipal course as among the finest in the area though with greens and roughs needing improvements. Robert Edwards of Pittsburgh notes city plan rezonings may add single and duplex zones to ease High Point housing.
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High Point
Frank
Robert F. Edwards
Pittsburgh
Local official views on crime and duty from county line cases
County deputy says lines between counties aid fugitives. man beating his wife fled across into Randolph county. Missionary impact cited as strong, urging foreign conversion. Judge MacRae notes wives often drop warrants after disputes and urges restraint. City Attorney Jones links most accidents to negligence across settings.
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William L. Wheeles
Guilford
Randolph
Randolph County
Monroe doctrine and anti intervention stance in U S policy
The piece discusses the long standing U.S. policy of noninterference in Latin America rooted in the Monroe Doctrine. It notes opposition to imperialism and intervention, the era of dollar diplomacy, and the shift toward a good neighbor policy associated with Roosevelt and figures like Stanley High and Nelson Rockefeller. It highlights taxpayers funds being used for foreign aims.
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Europe
United States
Manchuria
Poland
Roosevelt
Stanley High
Nelson Rockefeller
Bradenism battles Latin America under the good neighbor policy
The piece argues the good neighbor policy failed to leave a mark in Central and South America and accuses Spruille Braden of Bradenism. It claims Bradenism uses embassy driven propaganda to influence elections such as Juan Peron's rise in Argentina, suggesting U.S. intervention shapes regional politics and prompts fear across the hemisphere.
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South
Central America
Lady Bountiful
Orson
Bradeniam
Juan Peron
Peron
Spruille Braden
State Department
Stalin
Joe Doakes
United States
Central
America
Germany
South America
Behind the News on Taft Warren Stassen in GOP race
Washington Ohio notes Taft gains in domestic leadership amid shifting Republican power. Warren seems poised to pick up Pacific support while Stassen struggles in Nebraska, Shipstead defies isolationist trends, Bricker eyes Senate seat and Dewey’s standing remains debated.
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Washington
Ohio
Robert Taft
Senate
Truman
Carroll Reece
Warren
California
Taft
Nebraska
Minnesota
Stassen
Thye
Shipstead
Russia
Choi
Bricker
New York
Dewey
Senator Vandenberg
Taft leadership rises as Republicans renominate Congress
Paul Mallon notes in Michigan and across key states that most congress members won renomination in primaries despite factional fights. He observes waning isolationist versus internationalist clashes and a strengthened Taft line in Congress for the coming year.
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Taft
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Indiana
Willis
House
Congress
Broadway gossip and political jabs from Winchell column
The column surveys Berlin trials, theater figures, and U.S. politics with digressions on J P Seiberling, Joe Louis rumors, racing horses, and public health heroes. It notes Dame headlines from Paris to New York, FBI probes, ICC rulings, and mentions LaGuardia’s view on lawyers amid a flood of political satire.
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NEW York
Washington Express
Germany
Col. J. Durant
Kathleen Nash
Tito Shipa
Musso
la Scala
Detroit
Paris
Joe Louis
Marva
Washington
Rustom Sirdar
Aga Khan
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ICC
Britain
Argentina
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Zee
Baruch
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Navy
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U. S
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Frank P. Graham
U. of North Carolina
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G. H. Jones
George Sokolsky
Paul Mallon
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Joseph Goldberger
Washington, D.C
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Wm. Schiller
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August Klapprott
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