Crissman Faces Key Role in Guilford Delegation
Walter Crissman, a freshman representative elect, is set to be the pivotal voice for High Point in Guilford County’s five man delegation to the General Assembly. The editorial urges Crissman to solicit local input before Raleigh sessions, airing proposals openly to allow all sides to be heard and avoid last minute pressure from factions. It notes Crissman’s potential to shape High Point legislation while bearing accountability for outcomes.
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George Penny
High Point
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Essential Steps to Permanent Peace Sermon
Excerpted sermon by Rt. Rev. Edwin A. Penick on lasting peace. It argues against self righteousness and hatred, urges Christian humility and trust in Christ, and calls church leadership and charity to guide a world order rooted in brotherhood and good will.
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North Carolina
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Sinuous debate over new world order seat in Athens
Mrs. Frank Wall praises Frances Bailey for soliciting bonds from city doctors and nurses. Bill Pappas argues Athens should host the new world order to honor Greece and democracy, noting Geneva’s disadvantages and Russia’s stance toward Switzerland.
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War talk and community drive through wartime sentiment
Residents discuss Curt McDonald’s strong game despite injuries and a wave of war commentary. Ed Mitchell notes support for a quick Sixth War Loan and “share the ride” car programs. Postmaster Clark urges sending Christmas cards first class to ensure timely delivery.
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8. C. Clark
Cabinet shakeups eyed after Roosevelt term ends
Washington analyzes potential changes as President Roosevelt may replace cabinet members. Harold Ickes and Frances Perkins are longtime resignations candidates while John Steelman could move to Perkins post. Agriculture Secretary Wickard faces criticism as War Food Administration duties rise. Vice President Wallace’s future role remains uncertain.
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Speculation on cabinet reshuffle signals loyalty and looming changes
Political observers weigh Wickard and Wallace prospects as President Truman faces aging Secretary Hull and Secretary Stimson. A roving post for Wallace seems possible, while Wickard’s position appears secure for now. Changes likely before the fourth term, though not imminent.
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Cordell Hull
War Stimson
Capitol Square Judges Plan Judicial Conference Model Tied to Federal Effort
Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy holds a skeleton plan for a statewide judicial conference with Supreme Court justices, Superior Court judges, district solicitors, law school deans, and bar representatives. The plan aims to yearly meetings to streamline court procedures though final adoption awaits the Chief Justice’s approval. Also noted are remarks from highway commissioner Charles A. Cannon and farm topics on the National Grange convention and North Carolina turkey industry.
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Fourth Federal Circuit
W. H. Bobbitt
Charlotte
N. ©. State Bar, Inc
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State Bar Association
State Bar, Inc
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Cannon
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Grange
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Tax policy report prints begets wider interest across states
Lynn Nisbet notes reprints of the state tax policy analysis by the Tax Research Department sell out quickly as chambers, merchants groups and other states request copies. A J Maxwell says demand remains high with even a Virginia commission visiting to study North Carolina taxation and state support for schools and roads.
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General Assembly
North Carolina
Virginia
Savare
Winchell on Broadway in Wartime Columns and Political Fire
United Press notes that in 1938 Frank W. Clerk and Lois de Lafayette Washburn discussed mobilizing militia on the Pacific Coast while on trial for sedition. The column circulated "Secret Armies" to Congress, provoking denouncements by Ham Fish. The piece recalls political clashes, war propaganda films, radio ratings, and Huey Long's murder mystery.
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Frank W. Clerk
Washington
Pacific
Lois de Lafayette Washburn
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Poison sales scandal shocks town figureheads and investigators
Authorities and residents probe a troubling incident involving Liz Dilling Gerald Smith and Joe Kamp amid allegations of selling poison and urging unsafe actions. The case centers on alleged unsafe practices and potential harm to the public.
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Gerald Smith
Joe Kamp
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