Kerr Scott Faces Senatorial Trade Rumors in Raleigh
Editorial notes Governor Kerr Scott may trade the U S Senate appointment for legislative support. The contest centers on Capus Mayo Waynick and William Umstead with labor factions split and new names like Kenneth Royall mentioned as possible candidates. The outcome remains uncertain as Scott weighs geography and loyalty.
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Elbow grease spurs national industry in wartime article
The Wall Street summary notes rising efficiency and productivity across mining lumbering and manufacturing as workers return, hire improves, and new hires adapt. It credits better labor relations and incentives, while warning against overprotection by unions or government and stressing honest work for fair pay as a cornerstone of America’s industrial strength.
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America
Side by Side in 1948 Politics
The passage notes Governor Dewey faces a bulky legislature controlled by his own party, mirroring rival Truman. The piece casts both leaders as sharing bipartisan труд on a thorny path, despite victory.
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Dewey
Mr. Truman
Casual Comment On Death And Service In The Community
W A Bivins notes local residents Emma Blair John G Spencer and Hulbert A Oakes died in the past week praising their sterling character and public service. Dr Gideon S Humphreys shared a poem at Peacock Memorial Bible class reflecting on mortality and the value of service over wealth or status.
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John G. Spencer
Hulbert A. Oakes
J. Mélville Broughton
Gideon S. Humphreys
Peacock Memorial Bible
William Knox
Abraham Lincoln
Bob Hope's name change tale from Leslie to Hope
A biographical piece notes Bob Hope arriving from England as a youth in Cleveland where classmates quickly nudged his name away from Leslie. On the first day he replied Hope, Leslie and the moniker Hopelessly stuck, shaping his future stage identity.
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Bob Hope
England
Cleveland
Leslie
Bob
Three Duke students nicknamed in college tale
In the late 1890s at Trinity College later Duke University the trio S S Dent R R Grant and B G Allen earned nicknames Sunday School Railroad and Bogay. Railroad Grant became a long serving Methodist minister in the North Carolina conference before his recent death. Dent and Allen are less remembered but described as good students who made friends by their fine qualities.
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Fathers Embrace Night Duties As Modern Parenthood Grows
In a CBS broadcast Lawrence K. Frank notes youth fathers now bathe babies change diapers feed bottles and let mothers sleep. The piece recalls a past where men resisted night wakings and describes a father’s awakening with his children and his growing skills at parenting.
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Lawrence K. Frank
Caroline Zachry
Double Vote Confusion Ends With Ballot Void
In a southern community election the ballot box reveals two Republican votes in odd places. Officials set aside the two votes and refuse to count either. The head official pounds the desk declaring the double voter invalid.
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Mason-Dixon Line
Difference Between Statesman and Politician
Quote on public service notes the statesman serves the public interest while a politician prompts the public to act for his aims. The remark emphasizes governance over self interes t and frames leadership as duty to the common good.
Hoover task force urges merging agencies into agriculture
The Hoover commission recommends consolidating interior and related agencies into the department of agriculture to cut costs and unify soil and water programs. It cites rising staff and spending since 1912 and outlines a new agricultural resources conservation administration.
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Banks For Cooperatives
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Farmers Home Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Agriculture Department Disaster Loans
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hoover Committee
Dean Acheson
James H. Rowe, Jr
James K. Pollock
Hoover Reports
Truman picks Louis Johnson for Defense Secretary
Washington dispatch outlines Louis A. Johnson of West Virginia as a staunch preparedness advocate for Defense Secretary. It covers his prior roles from 1937 to 1940, mobilization plans, speeches, and clashes with the War Department, Congress, and officials like Roosevelt and Stimson amid prewar buildup.
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Maine
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Somervell
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Marshall
Henry L. Stimson
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The Mad House by George Dixon
Washington gossip notes on political portraits and salon satire. Clinton Anderson sits for a French painter as he shifts from cabinet to Senate aspirant. jokes ping between McCormack ties and Democratic power plays. A quip-filled tour through lawmakers and caricatures ends with McGrath bragging about conjuring Republicans.
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McCormick
Sam Rayburn
William Boyle
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Senate
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Mr. McGrath
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Crossword Clue Set From Annewette of Celebes
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Quotations on Peace, Slums, and Industry From War Era Leaders
The collection presents varied quotes from politicians, designers, and industry leaders. It includes remarks by Gov. James E. Folsom of Alabama, Sen. Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana, Estelle Ajlardale on fashion, Eric Johnston of the MPAA, and Idaho Governor C A Robins praising potatoes. It also notes bird diversity, a tree-climbing fish, and elevator passenger statistics from Otis.
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