Caveness Bill and Greensboro Referendum Fated by Senate
The piece notes Representative Shelley Caveness backs a Greensboro liquor referendum in Guilford County but faces near certain Senate opposition led by Senator George Penny. Local courtesy blocks passage of a local bill. a state wide bill seems the likely path to any ABC store plan.
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Greensboro
Shelley
Caveness
Guilford
Ing
Senate
George Penny
Penny
Penny Lkewise
ABC
Molotov Vishinsky Shakeup Prompt Debate On Russia’s Policy
The piece weighs possible meanings behind V. M. Molotov’s replacement by Andrei Vishinsky as foreign minister. It argues Russia remains the No 1 threat to democracy and the United States, regardless of altered top leadership, warning that communism cannot endure alongside democracy and capitalism.
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V. M. Molotov
Andrei Vishinsky
Sovietussia
Russia
Vilshinsky
Communist Party
United States
Christ’s Fire Within Hearts and The Kingdom Within
W A B reflects on Jesus motivation to do God’s will noting the kingdom as a inner spiritual realm. He describes Christ’s fire as a guiding power leading disciples to readiness, service, and fearless missionary zeal spreading from Galilee to the world.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Jesus
Mount of Temptation
Galilee
Samaria
Judea
God
Kingdom of Heaven
W.A.B
Ramblin Round by Fred Flagler
Bill Lee president of the Junior Chamber urges letters to the General Assembly supporting the State Education Commission plan to improve schooling in the state. Governor Scott then fires road- development priorities, leaving Lee puzzled about what to do next.
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Bill Lee
Junior Chamber of Commerce
State Education Commission
The
Jaycees
Lee
General Assembly
Bill
Raleigh
Scott
Lucy Harper
High Point
Spring Cleaning Poem By Vivian H Williard
A lyrical ode to spring cleanliness by Vivian H. Williard. It describes March winds sweeping away debris and refreshing nature with rain and sunshine. The verse envisions a bright earth ready to wear new leaves and flowers in a period tone.
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Vivian H. Williard
Labor shift talk in unions and global risks
Daniel W. Tracy predicts a possible 30 hour workweek as a future aim if the Marshall Plan and rearmament programs fail to sustain work. He warns centralized trends may lead to disaster and societal breakdown. Bertrand Russell warns against assuming Russia is not advancing in basic research. Chancellor Robert M. Hutchins of the University of Chicago weighs in on progress.
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Daniel W. Tracy
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
AFL
Bertrand Russell
Russia
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Thorez
France
de Gaulle
Hollywood
Jane Russell
U. S
Britain
Dewey Revolt Foreshadows 1950 New York Nomination Battle
The article examines a GOP revolt against Governor Dewey over his New York budget and tax plan. It notes Westchester and Erie counties as focal points, profiles key figures Judge Bleakley and Ed Jaeckle, and weighs risks to Dewey's 1950 gubernatorial bid and Republican unity. It also contrasts Farley and O'Dwyer as potential Democratic contenders and questions Dewey’s shift toward welfare-state policies.
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Dewey
New York
New York State
Harry Truman
Westchester
Erie
Westchester County
William Bleakley
Livingston Platt
Judge Bleakley
Philadelphia
Erie County
Ed Jaeckle
Jaeckle
William Jennings Bryan
Jim Farley
Bill O'Dwyer
Jim
Coca-Cola Company
Bill O’dwyer
Tom
Tom Dewey
Air Force B-47 records time tricks. magnifies fili buster talk
Washington column notes a B-47 flown east to west with three time changes, signaling speed and space flight feats. The piece mocks senate filibuster plans by imagining the plane landing before it leaves, while also lampooning political figures and celebrating the Interior Department’s 100th anniversary.
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Washington
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
Pacific
Coeur d’Alene
Moses Lake
Wash
D. C
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate
Seattle
Washingon
Wartime column blasts postwar liberal bias and media bias
A collage of opinion fragments cites hostility to Zionists and Nazis, critiques Time and Life magazines, mocks Acheson and Truman era moves, and lampoons Hollywood and Pound while noting public reactions to editors and columnists. It reflects a caustic, syndicated newspaper voice.
New York Voices on Education Media and Communist Claims
A collage of opinions questions who would teach children and advance minds. It notes praise for Forrestal as a public servant, accuses a publisher of wartime secrecy, and cites William Z Foster on future Soviet-style US governance backed by the Red Army.
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Rae
Mazda Alley
H. Bobart
Astor
George Fielding Eliot
Forrestal
NY Post
Peron
Red Army
NY Times
U. S. Foik
William Z. Foster
United States
Atom bomb factory tour drawn with grim sarcasm
Tourists view the structure opposite the munitions building and note the grim sarcasm in the atom bomb area. Marble inscription reads United States Public Health Services marking the building.
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United States Public Health Services
Personalities vs Principles in Washington Drama
A New York Times stance on personal journalism is cited as skeptical of columnists who focus on personalities. A Sat eve Post piece on Arthur Krock is recalled noting his drama centers on devils and angels rather than principles.
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Luce
Lassie
Colyomer A. Krock
Truman
New York
Saks 5Th Avenue
J. Parnell Thomas
Ezra Pound
Mr. Bullington
Pound
N. Y. Times
That Gazette
Washington
Arthur Krock
Worms lack legged movement and college students’ cold rate
The article notes that worms move in inching strides due to their legless middle sections. It also cites the U S Public Health Service stating that college students average three colds per year.
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U. S. Public Health Service
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