Lesson in Ballot Signals for Eisenhower Victory Losses
The piece argues Eisenhower has lost support across party lines after electoral defeats in New Jersey and New York City. It cites graft concerns and a Democratic upsurge as evidence, noting Democratic gains in upstate New York and Virginia. It predicts a stronger Democratic majority next year and urges patience for government reform.
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What Is Money Theories From A 1940s Column
A concise examination of money as metal and legal tender, its purchasing power, and historical shifts including the U S move off the gold standard under F D Roosevelt. The piece notes debates on returning to gold, continental currency in the Revolution, and Fort Knox bullion as economic ballast.
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Income in North Carolina Compared with the Nation
The North Carolina income profile shows 15.4 percent from agriculture vs 6.7 percent nationally. State totals for 1952 reach $4,383 million with wages at $2,818 million and per capita income $1,049, well below the national $1,639. The piece cites textiles, furniture, lumber, and tobacco as major industries with wages below national averages.
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Roark Critiques Critics on Africa Big-Game Controversy
Robert Ruark questions critics of big game hunting in Africa while defending hunters and camera explorers. He denounces the hypocrisy of moralizing critics and praises practical, experienced hunters, noting ethical contrasts between trophy and camera safaris and naming several figures in hunting literature.
Indian Summer and Harvest Bring Rural Life Notes
Indian Summer blankets autumn with warmth and hazy skies as harvests of wheat and other grains improve. Sorghum making, molasses, and family memories frame rural life while drought pressures and home canning boost domestic economy.
Sign of the Times Reflections on Public Discourse and Power
George Sokolski argues that public signs and small events reveal broader social trends. He critiques media hype, political scandal, and the tiring cycle of international tensions, urging readers to seek truth in a noisy era and face lasting changes for future generations.
North Carolina to Launch Public Education on New Safety Law
The North Carolina DMV pledges a December public education program ahead of the January 1 enforcement of a new Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Law. Ten official news releases will explain major points, with dates clearly marked, to inform motorists and gain newspaper cooperation.
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Living to 100 and other idle thoughts
A column notes a study in the American Journal of Medical Sciences finding eight of nine centenarians have normal ECG readings and remain active. It mocks color trends in autos, cites social pages, and offers quips about journalism, horse thieves societies, and long-running publishable witticisms.
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Eisenhower on Building Military Might for Safety
President Eisenhower states that we and our allies must develop fund and sustain a strong military to ensure reasonable safety from attack. The quote emphasizes collective defense and national security responsibilities.
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