The Enterprise Declares Neutral On Governor Race
The Enterprise states it is not supporting either leading Democratic governor candidates Bill Umstead or Hubert Olive. The paper cites neutral policy, past fights, and similar platforms, noting no major difference yet and promising to stay out of personal slugging while awaiting substantive positions.
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Enterprise
Johnson
Scott
Smith
Graham
High Point Enterprise
Bill Umstead
Hubert Olive
High Point
Supreme Court
Clyde Hoey
Gregg Cherry
University of North Carolina
Wake Forest Trustees
Olive
Umstead
Peace and division in a world of competing ideologies
The piece argues that enduring peace is possible through freedom from war and opportunities for salvation, while noting clashes between liberal values and totalitarian forces. It contrasts earthly and spiritual peace and cites Christ’s teaching of peace amid tribulation, urging faithful action aligned with moral to strive for divine peace.
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America
Jerusalem
Jesus
Palestine
Russia
Christ
W.A.B
Mad House in Congress Generates Caustic Cracks and Remarks
A chaotic Washington scene features Representative Graham A. Barden of North Carolina provoked by a House chaplain remark about clergy. Acheson faces light applause in a Senate hearing as OPS wage controls draw steel from cotton makers.
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Dean Acheson
Senate
New Morris
Truman diary notes Dewey pick and campaign dynamics
The excerpt from Harry Truman’s diary argues Dewey’s nomination would ease the race but that a warmed over approach won’t win. It cites Truman’s alignment with Republicans on reform, praises the Taft Republicans, and discusses primaries versus general election strategy and Paul Hoffman’s role in Eisenhower’s campaign.
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Harry Truman
Dewey
Truman
Wall Street
United States
Eivses
Roosevelt
Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Rtg
New Deal
Roverage Houses
Chicago
Paul Hoffman
ECA
Ford Foundation
State Department
Eisenhower
Europe
Republican Party
Harr Truman
Quips and quips by early TV era figures and critics
Excerpted remarks from William Stout on engineering wit and from Will Maslow on Senate rules limiting civil rights bills. TV comedian Herb Shriner makes light of policing cameras while Mala Powers comments on female sex appeal and public gaze.
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Will Maslow
American Jewish Congress
Senate
Mala Powers
Real Life Detectives in Mystery Fame and Reality
Journalist Jack Lait argues private eyes in real life contrast with fictional sleuths. He profiles John 8. Bolan and James E. Lanigan of the New York Institute of Criminology and notes their disciplined methods, ethics, and domestic lives. He warns that popular fiction distorts true crime professionalism.
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Arnold Schuster
Willie Sutton
Pinkertons
Ice
Federal Bureau
John 8. Bolan
New York City
James E. Lanigan
Broadway
Emr
New York Institute of Criminology
Bolan
Lobby fights over McCarran-Walter immigration bills in Congress
A Washington lobby battle forms pro and con as McCarran Walter immigration bills face quick passage. Kefauver and Lehman propose a liberal alternative backed by about 20 national groups, while about 20 patriotic societies oppose. Masaoka leads a group endorsing the bills, marking a clash of immigrant and nationalist camps.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
Senate
Pat McCarran
Nevada
House
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
Congress
Senator McCarran
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Warren Magnuson
Harley M. Kilgore
West Virginia
William Langer
North Dakota
McCarran
Sen
Herbert Lehman
New York
Kefauver
American Bar Association Committee On Aliens
American Civil Liberties Union
American Friends (Quakers) Service Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
Council of Social Action
Congregational Christian Dies
National Catholic Welfare Council
Oganizations
American Jewish Committee
Young Women’s Christian Association
American Legion
the Legion
McCarran-Walter
Legion National
Legion
Daughters of the American Revolution
D St
N.W
Ashington
D. C
Welborn
Mae Vock
Lines
D.A.R
Patriotic Women of America
Sons of the American Revolution
American Coalition
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Society of the War of 1812
National Sojourners
Wheel of Progress
Disabled American Veterans
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Service Star Legion
National Society of New Cages Women
Japanese- American Citizens League
Mike Masaoka
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D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Ales B. Loflin
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George Dixon
G. Magnuson
Ose
Graham A. Barden
Bernard Braskamp
OPS
Wage Stabilization Board
White House
Allons Apaemantes
F. Li Artside
Fee
National Capital Parks
John Phillips
California
Rep. Phillips
Mr. Gartside
Phillips
William Bushnell Stout
Herb Shriner
Jack Lait
Walter Winchell
Saad
Coe
Hhese
Bolan Agency
Sherlock Holmes
Washington Scene
Peter Edson
Bet J
Tote al Ee
Eorge Hadley
Mills College
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Matthew Ridgway
G.i.’S
Korea
Lawrence A. Kimpton
Chamcellor
U. of Chicago
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