Tri city leaders urged cooperation for North Carolina growth
The piece argues Point Greensboro Winston-Salem form a tri city in state growth, citing Ruth Neve and unity in war chest quotas. It notes support from mayors Phillips and Ki dubs and calls for a three city commission to push the plan. It mentions Earl ilips Neal Vanstory and George Lentz as potential leaders to advance the effort.
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Point
Greensboro
Winston
Tri-City
North Carolina
Ruth Neve
Community Chest
War Chest
Oval
Phillips
Kidubs
Com
Earl Ilips
High Point
Neal Vanstory
George Lentz
Raleigh gossip weighs NC governor race amid pay concerns
Our Raleigh correspondent surveys candidates for North Carolina governor Romantic mentions General Kenneth Royall and Lindsay Warren as possible contenders. It argues public pay levels deter capable public servants like Warren and Charles Johnson from running, urging long term planning to stay in public life.
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Raleigh
Lynn Niswith
North Carolina
Washington
Kenneth Royall
Goverand Lindsay Warren
Washington, D. C
Royall
Warren
War Royall
Mr. Royall
Lindsay Arren
Nisbet
Vashon
Vernor
Untilanuary
Moyer
House
Carllowances
Washon
Congress
Arre
Plac
Les M. Johnson
Run
Johnson
Charlie Johnson
Mr. Warren
Lindsay Warren
Charles Johnson
Top men to Eisenhower and Nimitz as war ends
The piece welcomes General Eisenhower and Admiral Nimitz as the new army chief and naval operations head, notes past debates on a merged defense department, and stresses the need for close cooperation between the two leaders to serve the nation’s best interests. Both are described as big men capable of full cooperation.
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Marshal
Admiral King
Eisenhower
Admiral Nimitz
King
General Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Department of Defense
Nimitz
School attendance drive aims to keep youths in class
Mrs J W McGuinn new attendance director notes many 14 year olds drop out before 16 the compulsory law. She urges parents and children to recognize education benefits and pledges local officials will enforce attendance in High Point. Martha Brooks praises a thoughtful motorcycle patrolman who issued an overparking ticket to a car as a young soldier walked up downtown yesterday.
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J. W. McGuinn
High Point
Martha Brooks
Smithsonian Institution
Tri-City citizens weigh airport unity and planning
Letters from Winston-Salem Greensboro and High Point critique split airport service and urge cooperation for a united tri city approach. Residents praise Red Cross outreach by High Point volunteers and stress the value of long term city planning over short term spectacle.
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Winston-Salem
Greensboro
High Point
Tri-Cities
William A. Tomlinson
Tri-City
High Int
Red Cross
Melvina Martin
City Planning Commission
S. C. Clark
Planning Commission
Thanksgiving Day Reflections On Peace After War
The piece notes Americans’ gratitude for the war’s end and the safety of loved ones returning to civilian life. It emphasizes relief from destruction, fear, hunger, and upheaval, and highlights a wish to aid others without seeking conquest or envy, expecting stable governance after wartime changes.
Thanksgiving sermon on American freedom and unity
The piece extols 160 years of orderly liberty praising religious freedom speech press assembly and self government. It recalls ancestors who built a nation through courage and initiative and celebrates a diverse sanctuary of nations under one flag. It urges gratitude for God and adherence to shared moral laws.
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England
Holland
France
Germany
Sweden
Europe
Halting Anglo American plan on atomic control
The Truman Attlee Mackenzie King communique is a modest start that shifts the issue to the United Nations and promises information exchange. It avoids extraneous diplomatic conditions, but neglects root causes, urging safeguards without empowering the UN to act against major powers.
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Roscoe Drummond
Christian Science Monitor
Washington
United Nations
London
United Nations Organization
Russia
Truman
Byrnes
United Nations Commission
Unitations
Assembly
Security Council
National Whirligig Boost Affects Postwar Parity Reform
The piece details a Pace parity bill stirring Capitol Hill debate over food price controls and farm subsidies. It notes potential 25 percent living-cost rises if enacted, with lawmakers weighing inflation risk versus farm support and wartime debt liquidation.
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Stephen Pace
Georgia
House Agriculture Committee
Rules Committee
House
CIO
AFL
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George Sokolsky
Attlee
Capitol Hill
White House
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Herbert E. Brownell Jr
Chicago
Brownell
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Empire State
O'Dwyer
GOP
Wheeler-La Follette School
Henry A. Wallace
Sidney Hillman
Philip Murray
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