Debate over Clarence Stone amendment in revenue bill
The text discusses Rep Clarence Stone's proposal to add an $11 per gallon wine tax and frames it as a potential step toward prohibition. Critics oppose using law as a police measure and warn against shifting to light wines or beer as substitutes, arguing the measure should be strictly revenue driven without hypocrisy.
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Clarence Stone
Stone
North Carolina
Repre- McKinley Edwards
Swain
Fireworks bill and parental responsibility clash over safety
A father disputes a proposed fireworks ban arguing laws cannot solve every problem. He compares regulation trends to bad government and favors parental, church, and school lessons in safety while recognizing the bill’s support from Guilford’s Robert Moseley. The piece weighs broader safety laws against personal responsibility.
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Guilford
Robert Moseley
General Assembly
Thomas Jefferson
Doc Newton Named Guilford College Athletics Director
The article praises Wil liams Doc Newton as Guilford College's new director of athletics and head coach. It notes he leads players rather than drives them and aims to develop character through sport rather than pursuing big league wins. It expresses confidence in his fit and opportunity.
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Williams
Doc” Newton
Guilford College
Doc Newton
Guilford
Doc
Hospital board reform eyed in caps debate at capitol
Legislative leaders probe two hospital reform bills Mitchell and O Berry with hearings set for next Wednesday. O Berry bill reshapes board by congressional districts and expands the business manager’s power while the Mitchell plan keeps the current board but extends patient admission provisions. Supporters argue for economic administration and better patient care.
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Mitchell
O’berry
O'Berry
Board of Control
Garden beds and ABC vote linger in North Carolina session
Report summarizes Mecklenburg official Vogler objecting to a two acre executive mansion garden provision in the O'Berry hospital reform bill. The text notes the garden law dates to 1917. It also covers Pinehurst and Southern Pines ABC store votes, and plans for late session parties and an impending adjournment.
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J. B. Vogler
Mecklenburg
O'Berry
Vogler
ABC
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
General Assembly
Wilbur Currie
Senate
House
Critics argue over columnist role amid moral beliefs
A reader letters debate in The THESE DAYS questions whether columnists must present both sides, or adhere to a personal moral code. The exchange cites Goebbels, OWI, and claims that truth remains truth despite criticism, noting some defend a life grounded in Jewish and Christian law.
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Seidor
OWI
Goebbels
Enslavement Wrong in any Form Across Civilizations
The author argues that enslavement is always immoral for individuals and nations, warning against predatory politics and state suppression. He frames a war of civilizations between Western liberty rooted in Christianity, law, and rights, and a coercive, materialistic state, urging moral action to defend the right as seen through faith and reason.
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Thomas Jefferson
Simon
Poland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Nazi Germany
Russia
United States
John Peter Zenger
Aristotle
Maimonides
Thomas Aquinas
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Capitol Hill Feud Signals Widening Democratic Rift
Capitol Hill observers see the Rankin Hooks floor clash as a symbol of the growing split between conservative and left wing Democrats. The incident follows a series of battles over cabinet appointments and policy as Congress challenges the White House and roles in agencies like Commerce and Rural Electrification.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
John FE. Rankin
D-Miss
Frank E. Hooks
D-Mich
House
Senate
Democratic Party
Adminis
Tration
Congress
Sen
Alben Barkley
Coolidge
Henry A. Wallace
George Ill
Wallace
Aubrey Williams
Col
Elliott Roosevelt
Hook Rankin clash reveals GOP factions in Congress
The article notes a fierce dispute between Hook of the CIO PAC and rankin of the Dies Committee, highlighting liberal and southern conservative wings within the Republican side. Both apologized the next day, but tensions remain high and promise more clashes in Congress.
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Hook
Rankin
Congress
Winchell On Broadway Headlines New York Nightlife
A Brooklyner's collage of Broadway celeb sightings and city chatter features Clark Cable, Dorothy Shay, Selene Walters, Patsy Ruth Miller, Toni Eden, John Edgar Hoover, Dorothy Kilgallen, Lawrence Dennis, Victor Riesel, and more. Vignettes span Ver sailles to Grand Central with fashion, gossip, and showbiz intrigue.
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Clark Cable
Versailles
Supreme Court
F. Murphy
Dorothy Shay
St. Regis Maisonette
Selene Walters
Veronica Lake
Copa
Patsy Ruth Miller
5Th Avenue
Toni Eden
Grand Central Deppo
John Edgar Hoover
Dorothy Kilgallen
Broadway
Lawrence Dennis
Victor Riesel
Dennis
Winning the War Battle Heads Toward the Ruhr Front
The article discusses Anglo American advances toward the Ruhr from Emmerich to Cologne. It highlights the Ruhr's strategic value as Germany's industrial heart, its terrain, and the potential for a decisive blow that could threaten northern Germany. New York analysts stress the Ruhr’s central role in wartime power and economy.
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Ruhr
Emmerich
Cologne
Roer Vally
Eisenhower
Horace Sewell
New York
Rhine
Dusseldorf
Arnhem
Munster
Hanover
Westphalia
Germany
Osnabruck
Ems
Weser
Elbe
Reich
Forco
Reichswehr
German coal and steel power amid wartime fuel crisis
The article notes Germany's large coal and steel sector led by Silesia the Ruhr and Saar with vast production linked to fuel supplies. It cites New York analysts’ estimates that last year Germany and controlled areas produced 340 million tons of coal, with 100 million from Silesia and 144 million from the Ruhr and Saar, and warns loss of these sources would reduce fuel to under 100 million tons and disrupt distribution due to damaged transport networks.
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Silesian
Ruhr
Saar
Reich
New York
Germany
Silesia
Hitler
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