Time to Amend Agenda for Two Term Presidential Limit
The piece urges immediate action on a constitutional amendment to cap presidential tenure at two terms. It argues caution against “indispensable man” rule, cites the Christian Science Monitor on dangers of concentrated power, and warns of political pressures to verlänge a single leader's grip on government. It cautions both parties against grooming a single successor.
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Congress
United States
White House
The
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Franklin Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
War and Peace Within CIO Faces Sharp Clash Over Communists
J. T. analyzes CIO President Philip Murray's strategy to ally with communists inside unions while opposing corporate profits. The piece questions the convention’s anti communist resolve and warns of increased strikes, political infighting, and potential union fragmentation as Murray weighs empowering Reds against risking membership.
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CIO
Philip Murray
Murray
Mr. Murray
J. T
Rental units go vacant as owners push for strike
The National Apartment Owners association in Oklahoma City touted a plan to keep vacant rental properties as a tactic against control by the OPA. Delegates urged locking vacant units and warned of possible public anger and violence if a nationwide strike unfolds, presenting rivalry in unpopular leadership.
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National
Apartment Owners Association
Oklahoma City
OPA
John L. Lewis
Man Named Floyd Lockety Sought For Theft
The Enterprise reports Floyd Lock omy allegedly stole dental impressions while the Greensboro News mentions stolen false teeth. The piece notes the suspect appeared eager to steal something, suggesting strong motive.
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Enterprise
Floyd Lockomy
Greensboro News
Americans Betray German Underground Allies After War
The piece argues that many Germans aided the Allies during WWII and claims the United States betrayed these underground networks after V E Day. It cites generals Dovan, Magruder, and OSS head Allen Dulles as knowing about the networks and asks for lists of those forced to die to appease the Russians.
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Hitler
United States
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Austria
Donovan
John Magruder
Allen Dulles
OSS
Call for Thorough OSS Probe and Witnesses for Congress
The author urges a full congressional investigation of OSS activities and past U S diplomacy. He proposes testimony from A J Drexel Biddle Jr former ambassador to Poland Belgium the Netherlands Norway Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia George Earle former Pennsylvania governor Richard Patterson Jr Sumner Welles and others to reveal the complete truth about U S conduct and UNRRA in Yugoslavia and the Atlantic charter.
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Congress
OSS
Germany
A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr
Poland
Belgium
Netherlands
Norway
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Biddle
George Earle
Pennsylvania
Balkans
United States
Samoa
Europe
Richa Patterson, Jr
Tito
al Capone
Belgrade
Patterson
UNRRA
Senator Vanderberg
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Wherry
Senator Berguson
Pearl Harbor
Congressional
Sumner Welles
Broadway signs glow as Hollywood gossip floods city chatter
A stream of celebrity notes and industry tidbits fills New York pages from Greenwich wealth to Hollywood tabloid lines. Famed editors fret over returns while public figures, studios, and impresarios navigate postwar shifts and shifting moods.
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Wall Street
Greenwich
Conn
Broadway
48Th Street
Capitol Square waste misstates figures on state spending
An Asheville editorial challenges claims of waste in the 68 million dollar annual general fund. It breaks down costs by function, noting education receives about 80 percent, health eight percent, and social services a little over three percent.
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Robert L. Coughton
Asheville
Where can savings be found in state government
The piece argues that closing offices or cutting fringe benefits would save about four and a half million dollars, but most state spending goes to education, health, and social services, which would require higher taxes to fund more services. It notes the impossibility of large cuts without harming essential services and calls for wiser solutions.
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State Board of Health
Board of Health
Secretary of State’s Department
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Department of Insurance
Supreme and Superior Courts
Capital Square
North Carolina
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57Th St. Place
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McKinley
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Tex Beneke
Apollo
125Th St
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U.S
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RKO
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War Dept
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New York
Selznick
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Mad Arty Millions
Manhattan
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