North Carolina Must Improve Air Passenger Attention
The piece argues North Carolina can lead in aviation by expanding carrier service while criticizing ground handling. It urges airlines to cut ground delays and taxi costs, ensuring passengers receive equal care before takeoff and after landing, especially in High Point and surrounding hubs.
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North Carolina
Air Mail
Air Express Alort
Hades
High Point
Greensboro-High Point
Air Transme
Kingdom of God in us and the call to service
A reflection on Christian socialism, faith, and the Kingdom of God. The author argues greed must be purged from believers and urges three steps: give thanks, worship acceptably, and follow God's will with godly fear. It cites Hebrews and Acts to support a personal, nonliturgical commitment to Christ.
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Moffatt
Hickers
Anania
Sapphira
Moses
Mount Sion
Jesus
God
Christ
Jesus Christ
G. Bromley Oxnam
W.A.B
High Point Community Voices On Delinquency and Elections
Judge Cox cites juvenile and adult delinquency concerns in High Point while noting church participation among adults. Mrs Layton criticizes low library election turnout and urges May 25 primary voting and registration. Tom Akers laments May weather hindering his work attire and comfort.
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High Point
C. N. Cox
Mra. C
Tom Akers
Safety council urged to curb highway deaths in High Point
Mayor Earl N. Phillips welcomes a new High Point safety council amid alarm over rising traffic deaths after gasoline rationing ended. Civic leaders say public vigilance and local action can cut accidents and restore confidence in peace norms.
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High Point
Earl N. Phillips
Harmony versus controversy at the Democratic convention review
Capitol Square reviews the recent state Democratic convention with concern that excessive harmony stifled open discussion. It cites veterans like Robert L. Doughton, Josephus Daniels, and James Y. Joyner as contrasts to others who favor harmony, warning stagnation if youth drift to other reform movements.
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Capital Square
North Carolina
Robert L. Doughton
Josephus Daniels
James Y. Joyner
Democratic Party
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
A] Smith
Capitol Square
Gwyn Price
Raleigh Cates
Lobby idea to form press watchdog group proposed in Louisburg
Louisburg attorney H Malone argues for a super lobby funded by a coalition of citizens to monitor politics in Washington. He says ordinary taxpayers lack representation among pressure groups and envisions life time staff to promote the common good. He acknowledges the notion is wild eyed but could aid coal, clothing, and other needs.
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E. H. Malone
Louisburg
Washington
Freedom House denounces Rex Stout burlesque pillory of six citizens
George Field, executive secretary of Freedom House, protests an article critiquing Rex Stout's portrayal of six Americans including Senator Theodore Bilbo and John Rankin. Field notes Freedom House refused a Communist donor to its Willkie memorial fund and disavows any ties to Stout's satire.
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George Field
Freedom House
Rex Stout
Theodore Bilbo
Upton Close
Col
Robert R. McCormick
John O'Donnell
John Rankin
Gerald L. K. Smith
Mr. Field
Soklosky
Mr. Sokolsky
Willkie
Communist Party
Willkie Memorial
House Party
Wendell Willkie
Free speech and due process in American society
The writer defends free expression and lawful process, arguing that six men accused by alleged associations deserve legal rights. He condemns intimidation and money backed coercion, cites American Veterans march in New York, and insists wrongdoing must be pursued by proper authorities. He warns against coercive tactics and upholds the right to differ in a free society.
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Mr. Field
Fields
Field
New York
America
Bilbo
John Rankin
Mr. Stout
International Whirligig by John Fisher
The article argues the United States adopts a more proactive foreign policy using aid and loans to support democracy. It highlights bread as a tool against communism, credit to France Poland and elsewhere, and the role of American gold in backing diplomacy while stressing humanitarian relief and long term food production in Europe.
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John Fisher
Moscow
Washington
United States
Europe
Paris
Byrnes
Red
Poland
Vandenberg
Paris Communist Party
France
Bretton Woods
United States Army
UNRRA
Soviet Union
Netherlands
Belgium
American Red Cross
War Refugee Board
Hoover
la Guardia
Great Britain
Germany
Reich
Communist Party
Combined Food Board
Austria
International Rescue and Relief Committee
New York
Uncle Sam
Hitler
Mussolini
U. N. Sessions
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George Sokolsky
Warsaw
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