Taxpayers Association Anticipates North Carolina Reforms
The North Carolina arena sees talk of a Taxpayers Protective Association promoting nonpartisan, data driven efforts for efficient government. Led by Dr D D Carr and ex governor C B Ehringhaus, the group targets a nationwide revolt model while urging civil, respectful debate on housing and slum policy.
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ELF
D. D. Carr
School of Commerce
C. B. Ehringhaus
W. H. Cham
North Carolina
Carolina
Tates
Orth
Individual youth must solve own path to work and faith
The piece argues youth must contribute through self reliance and hard work rather than relying on government relief or movements. It cites The Texas Weekly on job effort, and cites moral guidance from the YMCA. It reflects on Jesus as example of preparation and prayer shaping resilience.
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Tom Edison
The
Texas Weekly
American Youth Congress
Hartley
Y.M.C.A
Gethsemane
Golgotha
Jesus
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Peter
James
John
Walter Winchell on Broadway First Nights and current film season
Walter Winchell surveys new Broadway openings The Weak Link and Ernest Hemingway’s The Fifth Column arrive with mixed notices Hume Cronyn Franchot Tone and Lee J Cobb acclaimed The Magic Lanterns and new comedies also reviewed The Front Pages and various radio music and magazine items are noted with critical wit and social commentary
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John Anderson
Hume Cronyn
Ernest Hemingway
Benj. Glazer
Franchot Tone
Katherine Locke
Lee J. Cobb
Richard Watts, Jr
Harold Clurman
Notes on Pruning of Woody Plants and Vines
A practical guide to pruning timing and techniques for shrubs, vines, and trees. It explains when to prune, how much live wood to remove, effects on vigor, and proper cut angles to avoid decay. It covers bleeding in grape vines, protective coverings, and seasonal timing considerations.
Windless Cabins and Decade Ten Years of Mirth
A mixed review of Mark Van Doren s Windless Cabins describing a filling station and cabin setup where a stranger s murder upends Ray and Lucy s lives and a grand family saga Decade spans 1929 to 1939 following John Christian Rowlandson and his kin through art, fortune, and war with vivid character studies and sharp prose.
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New York
Henry Holt & Co
van Doren
Iself
Cabination
Berger
Ray
Lucy
Dutch
Denly
Alt
Mr. van Doren
Stephen Longstreet
Random House
John Christian Rowlandson
Irene
Rowlandsons
Cliff For
Rowland Sons
Peter
Martin
Mary Eddy
Chris
Harvard
America
Spain
Cliff
William
Gardner
Katie
Parnell
The Victory in Gethsemane
Letters discuss low cost casing and slum clearance by the High Point Housing Authority, with readers urged to keep public interest open. The piece blends biblical reflection on Jesus in Gethsemane with commentary on perceived success and spiritual strength.
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High Point Housin Authority
America’s Race Question and the Jews Defined
Editor examines the complexity of Jewish identity from Hebrew origins to Jewish designation, arguing against equating Jews with Judah or Israel. It notes historical usages and differences in biblical lineage, and questions Palestine’s possession by Abraham’s seed. Continued on page five.
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Europe
Great Britain
United States
Hosea
Israel
Jeremiah
Judah
Obadiah
Isiah
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Micah
Habakkuk
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Mahum
Zachariah
Christ
Peter
Church
Heber
Abraham
Abram
Saul
United Kingdom
Solomon
David
Moses
Kingdom of
Isaac
Palestine
March Weather Reflections and Relativity Thoughts
W A Bivins shares March musings on weather, love costs, and friendship. He features poems by Frank Ogburn and references Prof C E McCandless on relativity, ending with Rosemary and Stephen Benet’s Nancy Hanks poem about Abe Lincoln. The column blends philosophy, poetry, and nature as spring nears.
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George
Frank Ogburn
Frank
C. E. McCandless
Congressional Record
Nancy Hanks
Rosemary
Stephen Benet
Abe Lincoln
Abe
Brief Philosophies and Political Voices Across Nations
Highlights from diverse figures including Ramon Beteta Quintana urging a redefined Pan Americanism and mutual goodwill, Howard J. Trueblood on presidential decisiveness, Senator Edwin C. Johnson on draft expectations, and Frances Perkins calling for practical sense amid Moscow’s Palace of Silence for the deaf.
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Howard J. Trueblood
The
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