Intrigue At Political Headquarters In Raleigh Hotels
The piece portrays state political campaigns centered in Raleigh hotels with Huey and Morton headquarters possibly opening. It notes staff activity, secretive offices, money men, and spy rumors as campaigns buy ads and seek voters amid a lively headquarters scene. It also previews High Point High basketball at Chapel Hill as the Western champions defend the state title.
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Sir Walter Hotel
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Sir Walter
Activ
Fev
North Carolina
High Point High
Chapel
Durham
High Point
Tony Simeon
Tae
Tony
J.F
Fellow Feeling In City Politics And Forecasts
A comment compares church and local Republican unit turmoil in Burlington over a former pastor and leadership clashes. Other notes forecast highway speeds at 100 mph in 30 years with cops using dive bombers, and Hitler purging failed generals. An historian cites mankind’s supposed lack of conscience 6,000 years ago.
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Burlington
Churchill cites censorship on Anzio dispatches and policy line
The Evening Star notes Churchill complained of censorship after a New York Herald Tribune interview with General Alexander and front line reporters at Anzio. He urged a “policy line” for dispatches, leading to temporary radio shutdowns. The issue centers on political control of war news rather than secrecy.
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Homer Bigart
New York Herald Tribune
Alexander
Wilson
Mediterranean
Mr. Churchill
General Alexander
London
Evening Star
John Lewis
Poland
Mel Post
Heinzen
Goebbels & Co
Sen. Barkley
N. Y. Times
Notable Voices Salt Opinion On Politics And Sports
A collection of quotes covers gubernatorial voting dynamics in Lehemann and women voters, prison reform and leadership in Raleigh, High Point High School basketball credit to Malcolm Sullivan, and reflections on World War II POW experiences.
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Ss Department of Conservation and Development
Malcolm Sullivan
High Point High School
Newby
High Point
Tom Robertson
England
Education by hard work vs easy lessons debate
Washington columnist attacks progressive education arguing it breeds laziness and weakens national resolve. He cites Don Ewing and Shreveport Times to oppose ease in learning, urging demanding drills, memorization, and practical mastery to strengthen thinking and discipline.
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Washington
Republic
Don Ewing
Shreveport Times
Gideon
Don
Winchell On Broadway First Nights Show Mixed Reviews
A roundup of three new Broadway openings with mixed press reception. Mrs Kimball Presents drew sharp press skepticism while Sam Jaffe led Thank You Svoboda as a personal war tale, and Bright Boy in a prep school faced tabloid-style criticism amid industry doubt.
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Sam Jaffe
John Boruth
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