Panmunjom Farce Reveals Red Strategic Gains
The piece argues the Panmunjom talks stalled for time, allowing China and Korea forces to strengthen, while the United States and UN pressure eased. It criticizes Truman and Acheson for firing MacArthur, questions policy soundness, and predicts continued failure without changed leadership.
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United States
Korea
Manchuria
United Nations
Truman
Dean Acheson
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Campaign Managers Face Questions On Statewide Campaigns
The piece questions the value of prior campaign experience for governors races in North Carolina and notes the contrasting cases of R E Earp and Carlisle Higgins. It also cites Jeff Johnson and past managers, arguing that good advice and selective use of it matter more than experience alone. It warns Olive and Umstead may try to manage their managers, which could hinder their campaigns.
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R. E. Earp
Johnston County
Hubert Olive
Earp
State Highway Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Kerr Scott
Manteo
Murphy
Carlisle Higgins
William Umstead
Olive
Clyde Hoey
Umstead
Gregg Cherry
North Carolina
Jeff Johnson
Justice Johnson
Supreme Court
Johnson
J. M. Broughton
United States Senate
Frank Graham
Higgins
Newbold Morris Demands Cooperation or Resigns
Morris, chosen to lead Truman administration corruption inquiries, warned he will resign if White House fails to compel cooperation from federal officials. He urged firing Vaughan, Truman’s military aide, amid the five percenter disclosures and questioned ongoing White House support for the probe.
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Newbold Morris
Morris
Truman
White House
Harry Vaughan
St. Louis
Vaughan
Death of Howard Chandler Christy Reminds of Earlier Glamour
The obituary notes Christy as a popular painter of pretty girls and a genuine artist from the Gibson era onward. It defends his nudes as high quality work and contrasts his era with modern bikini trends and Varga-painter fashion.
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Howard Chandler Christy
Varga
Mad House White House Costs Taxpayers 39980 in One Year
A Washington-On-Politics report highlights Rep. Frank W. Boykin of Alabama as a behind the scenes figure at the White House. The piece notes his role protesting Truman Civil Rights, seeking river and harbor funds, and supporting Billy Graham. It mentions his February 21 birthday and his climate of influence.
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Washington
Frank W. Boykin
Alabama
Congress
Mr. Boykin
Mr. Truman
White House
Boykin
King Committee
Inte Revenue Bureau
Billy Graham
Alabama Society of Washington
Conrad L. Wirth
National Park Service
House
Rushmore
Black Hills
South Dakota
Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
Ben Jensen
Iowa
Wirth
Jensen
Mount Rushmore
Hollywood Clashes Over Communists and House Inquiry
The 1951 House Committee on Un-American Activities report details industry tensions over Communist influence in Hollywood and television. It notes front organizations, factory cleanups by studios, and the difficulty of removing suspected members while preserving investments.
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House Committee On UN
Hollywood
Motion Picture Alliance For the
House Committee On UN- American Activities
California
United States
Republic
RKO
Warner Brothers
Paramount
Columbia
Twentieth Century- Fox
House Committee
Motion Picture Alliance
Oatis Confesses To Doing His Job As Reporter
William Oatis admitted confessing to doing his work as a reporter after intense interrogation. The interrogators claimed good reporting equals espionage in Czechoslovakia. Dr Channing Tobias, U S delegate to the UN, commented on auto industry importance versus other sectors, and E Wilson of General Motors spoke on national economic ranking.
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William) Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Channing Tobias
U. S
E. Wilson
General Motors
Education and a Life of Service Noted in Obituary
Mrs. Lucy Marsh, widow of J Arthur Marsh Sr, died Sunday at her daughter's home in Durham. A lifelong reader and community volunteer she contributed to Wesley Memorial Methodist activities, Midweek Study, YWCA and clubs here. The obituary lauds her kindness and steady faith. Separate editorial discussion on education cites Guilford County speech, the need for practical schooling, and Adler’s view of education as lifelong training. More on page 8.
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Lucya Marsh
J. Arthur Marsh
Helen M
William J.) Crawford
Durham
Wesley Memorial Methodist
High Point
Wesley
Burbank Garden
Y.W.C.A
Seat
Greensboro News
Guilford County
Clyde Shreve
Distributive Education Club
Shreve
Rly
America
Ews
Charlotte Ing
Adler
Lenin
Stalin
Europe
Russia
Washington Sours on Work and Wine Tale and Ship Sale
Washington tale shows McNally noting long life from wine as he retires after 30 years, while a separate report explains the end of ship sales as surplus holdings shrink and the reserve fleet stands at 2247 usable hulls amid rust claims and new hull protection methods.
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Washington
NEA
Frederick C. S. McNally
Takoma Park
Sawyer
Mr. McNally
Ag ‘Tm Mg
Oy. McNally
McNally
Bonanza
Joe Casey
Maritime Administration
Europe
National Shipping Authority
Srvecomant
Solon
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Nebraska
GOP
Taft
South Dakota
E. Y. Berry
Truman
Churchill
Dewey
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
John Foster Dulles
New York
C.lo
Phil Murray
Une Sons
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tom Connally
Private Power Com
St. Lawrence
Devel Labrador
Great Lakes
Vermont
Aiken
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Life
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George Sokolsky
George Dixon
John Steelman
Sam Rayburn
Capitol
General Arthur
W. A. Bivins
Mortimer Adler
Gadfly
Great Books Foundation
Peter Edson
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