Polls Highlight Truman Popularity Versus Labor Bill Veto
The piece contrasts rising public esteem for President Truman with polls showing most Americans want approval of a labor bill to curb strikes. It notes that approval may boost his standing, while a veto could trigger another slump before the 1948 election. The article also reflects on historical primary dynamics and current political races.
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Truman
Gallup
Congress
John L. Lewis
House
Senate
Front runners dominate early as in historic party contests
Governor Thomas E. Dewey leads the 1948 Republican field in observers’ eyes. The piece compares front runners to Derby leaders, noting past Dynasties like Dewey and Roosevelt, and examines North Carolina primaries where early frontrunners like Charles M. Johnson seem poised but not certain to win.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Jet Pilot
On Trust
Dewey
London
Hoover
Roosevelt
Smith
Willkie
John W. Davis
Bryant
Grant
Garfield
North Carolina
Charles M. Johnson
Johnson
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Dick Fountain
Mann's View on German Postwar Mindset Shapes Policy
Dr. Thomas Mann argues Germany clings to a morbid pride and self pity that blocks cooperation with the Allies. He warns this attitude, whether in defeat or perceived betrayal, could hinder American policy and the long task of rebuilding Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Russia
Thomas Mann
Mann
Dr. Mann
These Days by George Sokolsky on Congress and World Power
The piece argues that US foreign policy in Europe and Asia is set by Congress through the Greco Turkish bill and the president's signature and not by treaties. It links this stance to the Soviet Union, communist theory, and the belief that capitalism will fracture under pressure, urging vigilance against subversion and revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Europe
Asia
Teheran
Alta
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
Siberia
France
England
Lenin
Russia
Third International
U.S.S.R
Soviet
Carpenter Tale on Dishonesty and Fairness in Work
A builder-narrator blames a wealthier client and lazy carpenters for shoddy work, but defends honest craftspeople. He cites union rules, accountability, and conscience, arguing bad conduct harms all trades while many carpenters work hard and deserve fair pay.
Local businessman cites hired construction workers
A local businessman states that "the men for construction work" have been hired. He remarks on the staffing for a current building project, highlighting labor arrangements and employment of a crew.
Northampton lynching story shocks state officials
Lynn Nisbett reports that Northampton County's lynching tale triggered swift mobilization of state authorities led by Governor Cherry. Officials consider whether a lynching occurred as rumors swirl about Buddy Bush's escape and mob motives, with debate over intent and possible out-of-state actions.
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Northampton County
South Carolina
Northampton
Cherry
SBI
Highway Patrol
Carolinas
Dakotas
Ernest Tyler
Buddy Bush
Political and social notes from a North Carolina gathering
A Raleigh Democratic meeting reports unity over a black mark on the state's record and aims to prosecute those responsible. Neckwear and fashion among leaders draw attention as Deacon Green returns after illness. The New Deal prompts subdued applause. Dr. Dorton will stay at the State Fair amid expansion plans. The Western NC Press association tours the Smokies, continuing a policy of broader local coverage alongside national news.
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J. M. Broughton
Broughton
Horton
Johnson
Capitol Square
Cherry
William Ams
W. P. Horton
Democratic Committee
Joe Blythe
Charlotte
Brandon Hodges
Asheville
E. C. (Deacon) Green
Ottway Moss
Nash
Pierce Rucker
Greensboro
Deacon Green
Deacon
Raleigh
Dorton
North Carolina
Joe S. Dorton
State Board of Agriculture
Dr. Dorton
Western North Carolina Press Association
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Regional Press Association
NCPA
Goldsboro
Negro Hospital
Song of Russia sparks House testimony and showbiz chatter
Robert Taylor testified before the House on the MGM film Song of Russia claiming it was pro Russia propaganda though the piece is deemed not a great picture. Gypsy Rose Lee wedding chances and Ethel Merman announces Annie Get Your Gun final show. Laura Melchiors wed anniversary. Jane Holland magazine features. Show business recession noted with quips about managers and theatres.
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Robert Taylor
MGM
Susan Peters
Russia
Stalin
Pauls
Gypsy Rose Lee
Frederick Whitney
Ethel Merman
Annie Get Your Gun
Jack Benny
Laura Melchiors
Nancy Holland
Stern
Boston
George Holland
Jane
Pix
Arthur Blake
Weathered chatter from newspapers clips and TV notes
A collage of historic clippings cites political venom over S C lynch trial remarks, Taber microforum digs, ABC slum profiles, Ruth Etting song praise, NBC drama marketing, and a CB show quiz about Black Beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taber
Hem & Haw and Co
Taber
ABC
America
Ruth Etting
NBC
K. Hepburn
Post Mortem on the SEP editor and Flagstad dispute
The column attacks an SEP editor duo and a defense of Flagstad, accusing editors and readers of pressuring protests and supporting fascist dissent. It notes Eisenhower’s Alaska trip with the President, mentions new columnists, and mocks Periscope coverage and a Lynch law acquittal report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagsted
Flagstad
SAP
Naval Leader Crossword Clue Puzzle Solution
A historical crossword style clue list lists horizontal and vertical terms. It includes naval ranks and common abbreviations with entries like Rear Admiral and many short form hints to solve a themed grid.
Press Box: British leaders echo redcoats and Yank doodle threats
The column critiques British policy toward Palestine and the United States. It notes Bevin's plans, Marshall's rebuke, and a quoted British spokesman on loan offers. It also captions quotes from Hanna, Twain, Luce, and Murray, reflecting on freedom, prosperity, and public discourse.
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Palestine
Moscow
Lec'y Marshall
Bevin
Gov't
USA
Jove
Careless Smoking Cited as Top Cause of Home Fires
Careless smokers and improper handling of matches are identified as the leading single cause of residential fires, emphasizing the need for vigilance and fire safety measures in homes.
Plant care and sugar storage tips
Remove dead flowers and leaves to improve appearance and curb pests and diseases. After opening brown sugar, transfer to a tightly sealed jar to prevent hardening and air drying.
Family Laundry Plan Boosts Monday Efficiency
To take the blue out of blue Monday the family is advised to gather each person s soiled clothes and place them in the laundry. This prevents rummaging through drawers and closets and saves time.
Rhubarb Stem Nutrition and Leaves Poisoning Dangers
Rhubarb stems supply calcium and iron while the leaves contain oxalic acid and are poisonous in large amounts. The safe practice is to eat the stalks and discard the leafy tops.
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Clyde Hoey
Hoey
George Sokolsky
China
Japan
Greece
Turkey
Spain
W. A.bivins
Lynn Nisbett
Josephus Daniels
Franklin Roosevelt
Winchell
New York
Charleston
S. Carolina
N. Y
Meteor
College of Charleston
Thos. H. Britton
F. Vinson
George Mesta
Washington and Newport Society
Ark Club
Eisenhower
Alaska
Mag
Washington
Runyon Cancer Fund
McNaught
Paul Gallico
Bruce Bliven
Music Hall
Giants
Dean Acheson
Wofford
Dept. of Justice
Walter Winchell
South
U. S. Naval
U.S Naval
Avawer
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Uful
P. Hanna
H. Tbsen
Percy Faith
M. Twain
Clare Boothe Luce
Clarence Crown
Arthur Murray
Martha Truman
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