Disinterested Witnesses in the MacArthur Truman Debate
The piece argues political bias unethical in the MacArthur Truman clash and calls for independent expert testimony from retired military figures not aligned with either side. It notes MacArthur's influence on policy shifts, including Formosa and China, and urges outside analysis beyond partisan testimony.
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MacArthur
Truman
General MacArthur
General Marshall
Jake” Devers
Formosa
Red China
United Nations
London
England
China
A Suggestion to Six Mayors on Bus Wage Standoff
The Charlotte News outlines a plan to resolve a bus wage dispute involving Duke Power Co drivers and mechanics and unions in North and South Carolina. It proposes a joint fact finding committee including utility officials and labor representatives to set a fair wage, then resume service under the 5 cent raise while allowing for later approval or rejection by both sides. The piece argues for public service continuity and a measured, middle-ground approach between arbitration and unlisted actions.
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Mad House Rumors Circulate on White House and Senate
In Washington whispers rise at the National Press Club bar about President Truman and timing of leadership changes. The Senate delays microphone installation amid old guard resistance while younger members push for better amplification. Senator John J Williams is praised as a sterling gentleman.
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National Press Club
Truman
Noti
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Delane Gs
John Ringling North
House of Representatives
Ringling Brothers
Abbreviated Senate Debate Sparks GOP Push to Speak Louder
In a murky Senate exchange Republicans urged louder speaking during a floor moment while Democrat Brien McMahon of Connecticut offered a ready made retort. Senate Minority Leader Wherry resisted, urging removal of the obstructive plug amid outraged reactions from the minority.
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Brien McMahon
Connecticut
Senate
Democratic administration bypasses bipartisanship in RFC
The piece critiques President and Dawson for steering RFC appointments through the Democratic National Committee, arguing true bipartisanship is violated. It notes the agency's independence is questioned, and references a suggestion to study the Free States Government Manual for context. It also touches on cultural notes about Father of the Year and Senate colleagues with newspaper backgrounds.
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America
Congress
United States
Donald Dawson
Fulbright Committee
Bennett
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RFC Board of Directors
Democratic National Committee
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RFC
Mr. Dawson
Reconstruction Financie Corporation
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Senate
Free States Government
Federal Register National Archives and Records Service
General Services Administration
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Donald
James Preston
Leslie Biffle
Senate Chamber
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Michigan
Arthur Pres
Mike Monroney
Oklack
Oklahoma City
Lane R. Underwood
Kentucky
Views
Cantor Underwood
Lexington
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Truman
Political quotes on flexibility and restraint by Conally Halleck
Senator Tom Conally says the nation must adjust quickly to changing conditions while upholding core principles. Representative Charles Halleck argues that if workers and employers face restraints, government should practice the same restraint.
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Century Hats and High Point Pageant Reflections
A column explores hat fashion through history from ancient helmets to modern millinery, noting birds protected by laws, the Duchess of Windsor hatless at sea, and costs of hats. It also previews High Point’s forthcoming century pageant, railroad heritage, and future growth amid regional progress and construction activity.
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Beau Brummel
England
America
Audubon Society
Florida
North Carolina
Duchess of Windsor
New York
Europe
Goshen
Duke
Century
Einterprise
High Point
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Broadway Spotlight Refreshed in Spring Arts Notes
A collage of reviews and musings on theater and film opens with poems about spring love, then moves to Broadway revivals led by Pacific Kiss Me Kate and Gents Prefer Blondes. Ruth Chatterton and Lee Tracy pace the stage buzz, and Katy Perry? No, the piece notes evolving critic favorites and performances across radio and cinema.
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Kate
R. E. Sherwood
Ruth Chatterton
Lee Tracy
Shirley Booth
Vivian Blaine
Beverly Lawrence
DiMaggio
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Walter Winchell
Jane Sayre
King and I
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