Implied Judgments and Divine Tribunal Imagery
The fragment reflects a biblical style of judgment and justification. It alludes to a heavenly tribunal where the righteous are vindicated and the wicked condemned, mentioning an archangel and a celestial summons in a glorified sky. The text centers on divine judgment and accountability.
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Archis
MGM
Steinbeck
Richard Sherman
Philip Wylie
Good Housekeeping
Ben Marden
John Freedom
Carmen de Rivera
Diana Gale
Florence Wagner
MGA
Taxpayer worry over proposed tax plan stalls Ways and Means action
The Ways and Means Committee delays action on a proposed ten percent levy on wages salaries and dividends to allow critics to air views by letter. Debate centers on income tax vs sales tax and potential deductions with the aim of easing burden on average earners. Also noted is the funeral of Beauregard Horney praised for integrity and public service.
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Vy Heel
Robert Oughton
Mittee
Strang E House
Treasury
Cutting Down on the Works Program
A presidential order cuts WPA funding signaling a shift away from the New Deal emergency agency. The piece notes tight labor markets, continued private employment, and possible future government substitutes, while warning the postwar economy may face new emergencies as gas rationing boosts hitchhiking and ride shares.
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New Deal
Community leader's life praised in old Enterprise obituary
Old Enterprise files reveal Chief Horney's long service to High Point as a conservative, honest leader who urged fire prevention and helped neighbors through church and fraternal work. The piece recalls his motto to seek and save, plus his impact on local business and civic life. It also notes liquor sales in Cumberland County stores and a State Highway Patrol report on grade crossing deaths, urging elimination of grade crossings.
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Vic
High Point
Hornet
Winston-Salem Sentinel
State
Low NC primary vote may reshape Senate race debates
Apathy marks the North Carolina Democratic primary with forecasts ranging from 200000 to 300000 votes, far below recent gubernatorial participation. The small turnout could hit Bailey opponents and influence the Fountain campaign, as dry advocates push for a statewide liquor referendum despite limited party emphasis. Draft boards report resignations as the next Legislature looms and local issues spill into Capitol Square.
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North Carolina
United States
Capitol Square
Winston Churchill
Dick Fountain
Bailey
Fountain
Agin
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Wake
Robeson
Columbus
General Assembly
Durham
Everett
Capitol
ACS
Walter Winchell New York Heartbeat
A chaotic collage of gossip and stage chatter from midtown and Movietown. Celebrities like Aileen Whelah Kay Williams and Joan Bennett are sketched in with humorous asides and fashion notes while small anecdotes at Fort Dix and a Reuben ham misdelivery add urban color.
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Milton Berlesking
Kay Williams
Eric
Powers
Fox
Movietown
Walter Pidegon
Joan Bennett
Lou Costello
Bud Abbott
Joan Merrill
Miss Johnson
Buddy Clarke
Eddie Cantor
Pat O’brien
Cantor
Vic Mature
Mrs. Townsend
Broadway Echoes and Backstage Tales from 1910 Novelette Scene
The fragment recalls a Harlem nuts shop sign and a 1910 belle of the show, a 13-year-old Newsboy Sex tettes memory, and a dramatic backstage moment. It blends New York chatter with Little Theatre anecdotes, including Cozzens book notice, Cobina Wright gossip, and wartime rumors.
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Newsboys
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Yonkers
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Harcourt Brace
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Willie Howard
Phil Baker
Winter Garden
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Garbo
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Biddle
Roosevelt Visits North Carolina Amid Quail Praise and G.O.P. Critique
Governor Roosevelt addressed a gathered crowd praising North Carolina quail and democracy after a night train stop on his southern tour. Robert R. Reynolds, candidate for U.S. Senate, denounced Hoover policies and expressed loyalty to Senator Morrison as crucial to NC interests. Local notes report hospital recuperation, upcoming commencements, and civic events including Memorial Day observance and Shriner ceremonies.
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North Carolina
Brokaw
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Robert R. Reynolds
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Hoover
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Morrison
Mary Margaret Hudson
High Point Hospital
Frances Eshelman
Columbia University
Beany Baldwin and the Farm Security debate in Washington
Journalist visits Senator Byrd aligned FSA chief Benny Baldwin to test accusations of communism. Baldwin, a Virginia Democrat, is portrayed as a youthful, practical administrator directing loans to poor farm families. The piece defends FSA, outlining its scope, costs, and impact while contrasting cooperative farming with Soviet collectivism and noting supportive quotes from Wallace and Patterson.
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C. B. Baldwin
Farm Security Administration
Department of Agriculture
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Bond
Virginia
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Radford
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Paul Appleby
Appleby
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Washington
Congress
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United States
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