High Point City Election urged for large turnout
The editorial urges High Point residents to vote in the upcoming city election for mayor and city council, arguing a big turnout safeguards democracy. It notes Democrats field eight eight and one woman, Republicans nine candidates, praises Republican efforts, and stresses participation over party choice. It warns democracy's danger is voter apathy and urges voting on Tuesday.
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High Point
Democratic Party
Fred Metcalfe
Tribute to retiring High Point councilman W. L. Hunt
In the days before the High Point city election the Democratic Party lauds Councilman W. L. Hunt for his long service. His defeat in the primary is blamed on tenure and ward competition, yet the tribute praises his good citizenship and continued support for the city and party.
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High Point
Democratic Party
W. L. Hunt
Hunt
V. L. Hunt
Gate to Fuller Living in the Good Shepherd Parable
The article interprets Jesus as the Gate and the Good Shepherd from John 10 9 14 1 9 and 1 of the gospel to light the path to fuller living It cites Paul Philip the jailer and Isaiah to explain entering through the Gate for salvation and liberty while warning against misuse of faith and warning of hard times under Jewish leaders.
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Jesus
Moffatt
Holy Land
Paul
Christ
Philippian
Jesus Christ
Leslie Weatherhead
Britain
Isaiah
God
Israel
Palestine
Calvary
W.A.B
Louis Sees Fans Still Root for Comeback Hoping for Old Power
In Detroit at Olympia Stadium Joe Louis drew about 7000 fans who cheered his moments of old flair in rounds two and nine against Omar Agramonte. They support the ex-champion though his punching power has faded and the road ahead is uphill. Louis, heavier and slower, showed glimmers of class and may attempt another comeback while fans remember Ruth and Gehrig as lasting champions.
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Detroit
Olympia Stadium
Ole Joe Louis
Joe
Freddy Fan
Louis
Omelie Agramonte
Agramonte
Eggy
Alabama
Joey
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Times
Healale
Jack Lait
Washington Confidential
Berle
Uncle Miltie
Gerald L. K. Smith
Gen. MacArthur
Fragmented Quotes and Political Commentaries Snapshot
A collage of remarks from politicians and public figures on topics including presidential power, civilian control of the military, 1952 election prospects, party critique, and international neutrality. Notable names include Senator Tat, Barbara Joiner Parsons, W Park Kennedy, Harley Gore, Governor Kohler, and President Auriol.
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W. Park Kennedy
Brotherhood of
RA Men
Truman
Harley M. Gore
W. Va
Russians Made Simple by Their Own Confusion
Alfred Kohlberg, a China lobbyist, argues Russians act with blunt simplicity. He notesIntourist travel limits and Soviet tactics in Korea, hinting Americans are the true warmongers. The piece satirizes diplomatic games and Moscow’s apparent ease at manipulation.
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Alfred Kohlberg
China
State Department
Kohlberg
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Iherewith
Jet Union
Intourist
N. Savchenko
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Korea
MacArthur
Lewis Douglas
Associated Press
India
New York Notes Sparked by MacArthur Photo Loss and Broadway Buzz
New York chatter swirls over Gen Douglas MacArthur’s portrait removal at West Point and a Kefauver probe inspired slate of films about heroic Senate investigations. Broadway gains include Father’s Little Dividend reviews, Gower Cham in Spencer Tracy’s film, and high grosses topping 600000 weekly plus a tease of Uncle Miltie and Laszlo Fodor anti gag book plans.
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Douglas MacArthur
West Point
Arthur MacArthur
Kefauver
Senate
Errol Flynn
N. Y. Times
Frankie Laine
Rose
Laraine Day
Moeba
Janette Davis
Maggie Blues
Gower
Spencer Tracy
Runyon Cancer Fund
Harry Richman
Riverside Casino
Reno
Laszlo Fodor
E. 62Nd
Nyc
Knopf
Cairo
Damascus
Taft Distills MacArthur Taft Line At Chamber Talk
Washington Senator Taft drew applause with a clear MacArthur Taft line on Korea and defense costs. He argued against large armed forces and expansion abroad, urging focus on sea and air power while fearing a revived cease fire with China risks.
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Washington
NEA
Dean Acheson
Robert A. Taft
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Otto A. Seyferth
Acheson
Chamber of Commerce
General MacArthur
Taft
America
United States
Yaaseee
United Nations Good Offices
Korea
U. S
Britain
Russia
Red China
Warren Austin
United Nations
Congress
State Department
MacArthur
Japan
Formosa
Manchuria
China
Soviet Russia
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Fuller
Joe Louis
By Joe Leslie
Robert A. Tat
Barbara Joiner Parsons
Republican Party
Walter Kohler
Wisconsin
France
Auriol
George Sokolsky
S-Savchenko
New York
Walter Winchell
Nso
Ov Blues
Marin Blonde Marines
R. Stanley
Oaloans
Bosley Crowther
King and I
Broadway
J. Arthur Warners
Showgel Kay Buckley
Peter Edson
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