Governor Cherry warning over state health and education clash
The governor signals a shift from health reform to education as North Carolina faces a potential legislative conflict between public health and public education. He urges pre legislative talks among health leaders teachers and fiscal experts to secure adequate funding for both sectors.
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Ike Eisenhower’s possible run for president discussed
The column notes rising talk that General Dwight D. Eisenhower may seek the presidency in 1948. It weighs Democratic advantages if he runs, contrasts with crowded Republican contests, and suggests Truman or Wallace could be his main obstacles in a Democratic bid. The piece echoes cautious optimism about his candidacy.
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Eisenhower
Ike” Eisenhower
White House
George Washington
General Grant
General Eisenhower
Dewey
Stassen
Taft
Warren
Bricker
Van
Last Chance to Support Field House by JV Game
High Point College faces the University of North Carolina junior varsity in a game to fund a field house at the stadium. Tonight and tomorrow are the final chances to attend, with proceeds aiding both high school and college facilities. Mayor Earl Phillips backs the project and praises the American Business club for sponsorship.
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High Point College
University of North Carolina
American Business Club
Earl Phillips
Newark stores demand health checks for Santa Clauses
The Newark city rules require department store Santa Clauses to pass blood and skin tests and chest X rays before qualification. They must wear clean gloves at all times and avoid touching or kissing children while an inspector monitors cleanliness daily during Christmas season.
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Newark
N. J
Santa
Sonny
Santa Claus
Buster
Dr. Kildare
Rescue and Brotherhood in a World of Crisis
A Christian Science Monitor reflection on the Swiss Alps plane crash and rescue efforts. It links acts of courage and humanitarian care to a broader sense of global brotherhood, arguing such moments reveal shared humanity beyond distance or indifferent eras.
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Swiss Alps
Christian Science Monitor
Capitol Square Insurance Faces Heavy Loss At Appalachian College
A large fire at Appalachian College triggers state self insurance concerns. Officials weigh whether policies cover all or part of the damage with an estimated loss approaching heavy levels and a reserve of about $100000.
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Apae Teachers’ College
General Assembly
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Ocr
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Appalachian College Building Fund
Carolina-Duke
Chapel Hill
Paul McCain
Capitol Square
Raleigh
Medical Care Commission
McCain
Highway Commission
Col
H. J. Hatcher
Highway Patrol
W. H. Rogers, Jr
Popu
Governors and candidates mingle at NC stadium box
Lynn Nisbet notes the governors box at the Carolina football stadium hosts current and former North Carolina governors plus likely 1948 gubernatorial hopefuls. Among them are Gregg Cherry Ballentine Johnson Umstead and Harris with Hodges and Pearsall also present as potential contenders. Capitol square awaits the student legislature sessions amid debates on Negro admission and integration of seating.
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Carolina Football Stadium
Max Gardner
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Clyde R. Hoey
J. M. Broughton
North Carolina
Cameron Morrison
Gregg Cherry
L. Y. Ballentine
Charles M. Johnson
William R. Umstead
Brandon P. Hodges
Asheville
Thomas J. Pearsall
Rocky Mount
Reginald L. Harris
Capitol Square
Baptist State Convention
Behind the News on Coal Strike and Politics
Washington writer analyzes the coal strike, blaming John Lewis and the United Mine Workers for political timing against a Democratic government. He argues calls for a welfare fund tax echo Petrillo and cites impact on middle class and utilities, noting growing rail and electric alternatives.
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United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Roosevelt
White House
Petrillo
Caesar
Coal mine ownership and coal tax dispute analysis
Paul Mallon remarks on coal mine ownership aversion in the United States. He notes miners diversifying into farming, predicts political and economic pressure on Lewis, and criticizes government handling of coal as a public utility, urging a public utility declaration and wage dispute mechanisms to curb prices.
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Lewis
Pennsylvania
United States
Congress
Capitol News Notebook Sees Senate Probes on Deck
The new Republican majority in Congress plans broad investigations into the New Deal and related government work. Leaders like Taft assign topics to senators while facing a streamlined congress, with potential subcommittees and partisan probes shaping a busy Washington winter.
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Massachusetts
Wherry
Nebraska
Morse
Oregon
Germany
Bob Taft
Ohio
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Wisconsin
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New Hampshire
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
Congress
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
House
Ways and Means
Jesse Walcott
Michigan
Judiciary
Earl Michener
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Kansas
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