Hull Prize Highlights Hull as UN Foundation Architect
The Norwegian committee awards Cordell Hull the Nobel Peace Prize for shaping the United Nations foundation and urges continued effort in expanding humanity’s survival in the atomic age. Hull notes UN is only a start and warns against isolationism as global tensions rise toward potential World War III. He deserves the prize if others sustain the mission to prevent futility.
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Baxter Durham Defies Governor in Retirement Dispute
Raleigh commentary criticizes Governor Cherry for seeking Durham's ouster from the retirement system post. Durham defends the system, likening retirement to a policy, and argues the governor’s stance exposes inconsistencies. The piece praises Durham's courage, bluntly noting his tough stance and potential hard-losership.
Was it for this that so many young men gave their lives
A reflective piece questions the purpose of wartime sacrifice as labor, military, and diplomatic disputes degrade into acrimonious splits. It cites John L Lewis and Phillip Murray, naval and army disagreements, London foreign secretaries, Chinese civil war factions, and atomic fission debates as signs of misdirected effort.
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Capitol Square Pay Patients Aimed at Hospital Cost Reform
The unified board of control reviews expansion needs for state hospitals and tightens collections on patient accounts. They cite past leaks not from waste but from unpaid bills, especially from families able to pay. Progress aligns rates with actual costs under the 1945 act, with more than $6,000 collected in the last year and plans for further recoveries. An incident at Raleigh hospital revealed a man with nearly six thousand dollars in currency despite earlier indigence status. A new case worker interview program screens all incoming cases to aid medical and business administration.
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Changes in mental health commitments and costs policy
Lynn Nisbet outlines interviews with patients and families to uncover causes of mental breakdowns and financial means. The article notes new law changes allow closer checks during a four week probationary period before admissions and shifts cost obligations, with a proposed monthly rate not less than $50 and a sliding scale for those able to pay.
Parental Advice on Child Training and Self Expression
Mrs. W. H. Hall argues child discipline matters, using Jesus as the vine metaphor to stress pruning and guidance. She warns that a child who is allowed to express itself freely may become fruitless without constant care and prayerful thought.
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Training Children Through Love and Discipline Urged
A speaker argues that education should shape a child before self expression, condemning laziness and lack of thought. She blames modern parenting for unruly children, urges obedience through consistent example, and cites Bible verses on child rearing over psychology. She condemns first names for parents and warns without love, children become unlovable.
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Wallaces View on Full Employment and Government Motives
The excerpt critiques Henry Wallace testimony on full employment, noting his claim that democracies and all governments seek employment for their people. It argues leaders often misapply slogans over substance, warning that hype can reduce actual employment outcomes.
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Understanding the Wallace Climate Claim in Congressional Testimony
By George Sokolsky questions the meaning of a climate created by a bill to assure job opportunities. He notes Wallace’s distinction between climate and guaranteed jobs and explains the term fractional employment as used in recent discourse.
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China Civil War Reflections On Free Press And Chiang Kai shek
A correspondent argues that Chinese Communists exaggerate Western actions while Russian forces withdraw. He condemns propaganda from both sides and defends Chiang Kai shek, noting two non democratic regimes in China and urging a bulwark of free press against foreign influence.
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National Whirligig Signals Wallace Cabinet Shakeup
Henry A. Wallace may resign from the cabinet after year’s start or in spring, raising alarm among Truman supporters. The article details Wallace’s frustration, potential post in the United Nations, and rivalries within the Democratic and Republican parties as 1946 and 1948 politics loom. It also notes Hoover, Brownell, Halleck, Danaher, and O’Dwyer as figures shaping the party’s future amid labor and foreign policy strains.
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