Olive urged to clarify stance on Kerr Scott influence
Friends of Hubert Olive fear Scott's control of Olive campaign may grow. Olive welcomed Scott’s aides to his staff, prompting concerns Olive is drifting toward the Scott camp and risking votes needed to win. Observers urge Olive to make a public position clear and act to back it up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Olive
Kerr Scott
Olive
Scott
Scott Camp
Scotts
R. F E. Earp
C. A. Upchurch
Bill Umstead
Upchurch
Earp
Olive Campaign
Willis Smith
Graham
Scott Organization
Smith
Acheson backs Clubb amid loyalty board row
The secretary of state admitted clearing Edmund Clubb after a loyalty-security board labeled him a risk. Clubb was reinstated and soon retired with a $5,800 yearly pension, raising questions about loyalties and governance in the State Department during the China crisis.
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Dean Acheson
Edmund Clubb
State Department
Office of
Acheson
Joe McCarthy
Clubb
Truman
Chinese Affairs
Owen Lattimore
Congress
The Wrong Witnesses
The editors of Charlotte's two newspapers are called before the Western North Carolina grand jury to testify on organized crime. The piece suggests jurors should hear from police reporters rather than editors who confound fact and opinion. It advises focusing on reporters for firsthand information.
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Charlotte
Grand Jury
United States District Court For
North Carolina
Ralph Nicholson
Charlotte Observer
C. A. McKnight
Charlotte News
Grand
Calvary
Jerusalem
Damascan Gate
Damascan Road
Thomas J. Jerome
Jesus of Nazareth
Caiaphas
Pilate
Jesus
God
By Pass Debate and Rural Notices Across North Carolina
A collage of letters and columns from multiple papers discusses by passes for Asheboro Siler City and Shelby, along with human interest snippets. Items cover a hog farm raid near Boardman, a lapboard nostalgia note, and a capitol visit by Robeson County Indians as a gas chamber misperception. The aggregation reads like a community digest spanning transportation, law, and everyday life.
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W. J. Mann
Stanly News & Press
Asheboro
Siler City
Shelby
Hickcary
Scott Poole
Sandhills
Whiteville
Ben Duke
Dewey Bowen
Bill Lewis
Charlie Pittman
Robeson County
Robeson
Boardman
Duke
How to Write Columns Surfaces in American Reader Settings
Subbing for Winchell, Iowa State College notes a book Moe & to Write Columns and reflects on what makes a column work. The author recalls 35 years of writing, the lure of a provocative headline, and readers’ strong reactions to a piece on socialism, government funding, and private capital.
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Iowa State College
Moe
Far Interior
United States of America
Freedom
Carl R. Kesler
The
Quill
Free Nations
Golgotha and the Trial of Jesus in Period Reflections
A compilation of essays and commentary includes analysis of election year delays in Congress, the Golgotha crucifixion narrative, and calls for religious and historical understanding. It cites church history, the Passions drama, and political critique of New Deal era governance.
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Innocent
Jesus
God
Temple
Pilate
Peter
Barabbas
Emmaus
E of Galilee
Palestine
Jesus Nazareth
Germany
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Olive and
Bill Sharpe
Floyd Ellington
Burlington Times-News
Kannapolis
Highway 29
Sanford Herald
Harnett County
Theo Davis
Zebulon
Land OF Opportunity
Moore County News
Pinehurst
Howland
R. B. Etheridge
Mrs. Etheridge
Central Prison
Sacramento County
Ginny Shankle
Morganton-News Herald
Reginald
Westinghouse
Winchell
By Jack Lait
New York
Gress
Congressional Record
Perenapees
Golgotha
England
Alaska
Hawaii
W. A. Bivins
Surance
Americ Progress Section
Los Andes
United States
Seevier
Vance
Walter Winchell
Judas
Simon Peter
Pontius Pilate
Yies
Isaac Watts
Canada
Dwight Eisenhower
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rw Mass
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