Bigotry risk endures as Atlanta battles Columbians
The Atlanta police halted a Columbians plan to incite a race riot, with four members arrested for incitement to riot. The group, chartered last August, seeks political control nationwide and aims to deport Black people, creating an American nationalist state.
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Truman seeks cooperation with GOP congress amid warnings
A column by W.A.B. argues for harmony between President Truman and Congress to advance fair legislation and a sane foreign policy. It recalls eras of Good Feelings, Monroe Doctrine, and quotes from Roosevelt, Wilson, and others to stress public opinion as the hinge of bipartisan progress. It notes a Sing Sing riot over beef stew as a contrast to political calm.
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Captiol Square Pro Tem In NC Senate Post Debate
With no looming contest for the NC speaker or congress control, two names emerge for the state senate presidency pro tem Senator Joe Blythe of Charlotte and Gordon Gray of Winston-Salem Blythe shows interest claiming no campaign Gray says no change in stance Gray would be senior in fifth term and is seen as potential Despite the title its real power is limited though it could assume governorship if both governor and lieutenant governor are unavailable Amendments on assembly expenses and women’s rights move through ratification and timing discussions proceed on when effective Procedure is noted as well
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Process To Certify Constitutional Amendment In State
The state board of elections will meet on November 26 to canvass the vote. The governor will issue an executive proclamation making the amendment part of the state constitution and file it in the secretary of state records. County reports note courthouse revamps and facilities concerns for juries including men and women.
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Behind the News Washington Reflects on Post Election Tone
A columnist critiques post election sharp exchanges and warns against political self interest. He stresses the atomic era risks, urges sober cooperation, and notes unity in foreign policy but uncertainty at home. Barkley is mentioned as an example amid domestic tensions and calls for non political cooperation.
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Will to work democracy over oppression and bankruptcy
A commentator argues that democratic will and leadership can overcome domestic and global disruption. He contends communism is unlikely despite bankruptcies and warns against loose talk while stressing continual defense of individual freedom and democratic strength.
Winds of Washington swirl in post election chatter
A column from New York recounts after election discussions among J P Morgan directors with Alfred Sloan present. Taft misgivings for 1948, Dewey and Vandenburg named as White House pets, GOP Senate control debated, and warnings of blame if the public reacts poorly. Also notes on Mrs Farley, Nickels embezzlement case, Byrnes misquotes, Eleanor Roosevelt at UN, and Truman political maneuvering.
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Calls for nonvindictive probes into government overreach
A voice urges the Republican Congress to conduct factual investigations into U S resources, suppression of thought, veterans groups, government disorganization, and the FBI. The piece argues for impartial, evidence based inquiries to reveal the truth and protect American institutions. It singles out Hoover and comparisons to Canada’s espionage reporting.
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