High Point Elects Democratic Team To Lead City
The High Point vote totals 5453 as Mayor-elect Kearns and councilmen-elect Ider ton Kirkman Lewis Lewis Meyers Patrick Temple and Washburn form a nine member team. The paper praises teamwork and endorses voting machines for faster accurate counts urging NC cities to adopt modern elections.
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Iderton
Kirkman
Lewis
Meyers
Patrick
Temple
Washburn
High Point
Greensboro
Charlotte
Amos Kearns
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Morale in Korea debated amid apocalyptic stance
The piece questions claims that morale in Korea is damaged by MacArthur and appeasement, arguing instead that morale suffers from Communist bases in Manchuria and allied hesitation with China and Britain. It criticizes General Marshall for deeming the morale issue tied to statements rather than policy.
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Korea
Truman
MacArthur
Manchuria
Great Britain
Asia
Marshall
General Marshall
There Is a Difference in Lobbyist Payments
An Associated Press report from Raleigh notes Kerr Scott paid his governor’s lobbyist five thousand dollars for the latest legislative session, higher than Enka Corporation’s four thousand paid to Harry Sample. The governor's contractor acted with taxpayer funds, unlike corporate payments.
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Kerr Scott
Associated Press
Raleigh
Enka Corporation
Harry Sample
Scott
Enka
Boyle says Democrats back Truman 1952 renomination bid
William Boyle, Democratic National Chairman, invites President Truman to defy the 22nd Amendment and seek renomination. He claims a majority of Democratic leaders want Truman to run, though he implies that only Truman’s reelection would satisfy party officeholders.
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Wiliam Boyle
Truman
Secret MacArthur hearing leaks hint at hidden agenda
Reports describe a hush hush session linked to General MacArthur with leaks circulating in Washington. Senator Brien McMahon questioned Kerr backed items while Estelle Gaines, a Reporter, observed behind the scenes during a lunch break.
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Buddy
Brien McMahon
Connecticut
McMahon
Kerr
Peculiar Signals At Games Mentioned In Hometown Night
A garbled reminiscence recalls casual comments about occult signs in a woods setting and a stranger at a hometown party. The text notes wrong numbers and long distance calls as part of a curious memory from a past game night.
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Sains Gaustani
New York Old Joe Louis Income Row and Wives Rumors
A garbled column cites themes of wealth and marriage rumors involving Frankie, Ava, and Gen Hap Arnold. It mentions a murder secret by a wealthy American family, wage cuts at NBC, and a China atomic research note. It also references Senator Blair Moody, Walter Winchell style chatter, and a Kefauver liquor probe.
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Frankie
Ava
Wives
Hap Arnold
Valleyeen
Henry Wallace
U. S
Blair Moody
Detroit
Ian Zoll
Washington Post
Acheson
Charlie Wilson
Wotta
The China Story and Allied Losses in Far East Policy
Freda Utley argues the United States lost 400 million allies and caused worsened Sino‑American ties through sanctions on Nationalist China. The author asserts Russia’s Marxist expansion shaped policy, blaming leaders like General Marshall and detailing personal history with Owen Lattimore and Soviet institutions.
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Freda Utley
China
United States
Far East
Germany
Japan
Korea
Soviet Russia
Far Eastern
North China
Manchuria
Russia
Marshall
Chiang Kai-shek
Miss Utley
Kuomintang
Chinese Communist Party
Owen Lattimore
Moscow
Communist Party
Pacific Ocean
Institute of World Economy and Politics
Institute of Pacific Relations
Kremlin
Popular Front
Communist Academy
Academy of Sciences
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