Commission on Alcohol in North Carolina Would Clarify Facts
A suggestion to Senator Penny urges forming a state alcohol commission to compile comprehensive facts on liquor effects across hospitals divorces accidents and arrests. The panel would study regulatory history compare wet and dry areas and publish findings to guide policy and future legislation.
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Good Bill Aims to Move State Primary Date
A bill pending in the state legislature would shift the biennial primary from the last Saturday in May to the third Saturday in June. It argues absentee voting limits disenfranchise teachers and students who are away in May and would reduce the five month gap between nomination and election.
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High Point Adopts Milk Ordinance Prepares for Grade A Pasteurized Milk
Jeffrys Smith notes state board of health criticism over milk conditions and praises High Point for adopting a milk ordinance that aims to raise standards. He says Grade A pasteurized milk will replace lower grades once sufficient supply is available and urges other towns to support stronger state milk laws.
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Jeffrys Smith
Morgenthau Plan Critique of German Demilitarization
The Morgenthau plan argued for punitive measures against Germany, citing a 1943 Quebec proposal and Potsdam agreement. Louis Nizer's critique asserts the plan seeks total economic disarmament and destruction of German industry, labeling it a form of genocide rationalized as moral policy.
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Simeon’s coaching praised amid fair weather fans in High Point
N L Bowman Jr defends Tony Simeon noting a strong coaching record and rare losses. A High Point observer laments groundless criticism and warns against departures harming district teams.
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Hoover plan warned to end German misery with work not food
By George Sokolsky argues 1944 insights show Morgenthau plan hurts taxpayers. Hoover urges scrapping harsh policies, noting Germany must feed itself and reestablish industry to avoid endless subsidy. He calls for using surplus shipping to boost fish supply and reduce costly aid.
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Government's Food Price Fears vs. Hog Market Reality
A Washington column argues the labor department inflation fears exaggerate pending price rises. It cites Jan 15 retail food costs 30 percent above a year prior and notes odds of beef and pork shifts. It says OPA timing and export policy created shortages, but hog production remains in a wait period, with possible relief if producers resume normal output.
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Caution on Wheat and Food Prices Amid Market Shifts
Paul Mallon notes warnings on beef and a mixed wheat outlook. Government exports will shape wheat supply, with England buying and Russia absent. Hog herds lag, corn nears end, Florida citrus hit by cold. Critics say statistics mislead and wage boosts could push prices higher.
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Playwrights and actors dominate New York night scene
Harold Lloyd film news and stage reports highlight Arline Judge as a manicurist in Playwright John Van Druten acclaims, while Warners face scrutiny over Eleanor Parker and Ron Reagan leading Voice of the Turtle. Celebrities attend Lionel Hampton concert at Carnegie Hall as CBS plans anti delinquency programming.
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