High Point Youth Movement Receives City Backing
A Good Citizenship Committee led by Mayor Earl Phillips launches a long range youth program aiming to transform High Point into a model city for raising families. The plan scales from junior high to high school and then grade school, needing full adult and youth participation.
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Mayor's Good Citizenship Committee
Community Chest
High Point
Boy and Girl Scouts
YWCA
Salvation Army
Civic Clubs
Earl Phillips
Phillips
A. Genn Smith
Joe Boyd
Charles Carroll
S. S. Coe
Paul Owen
Shore Neal
WHPE
God as source of gifts and the Holy Spirit’s call
A sermon reflects on God as Giver of all good gifts and urges prayer for the Holy Spirit to transform hearts and promote world peace. It praises Joseph and Mary, cites biblical truths on God’s readiness to give the Spirit, and warns against clinging to wealth while seeking divine guidance.
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Ning
Joseph
Mary
Jesus
Raleigh conference hints Bal lentine gubernatorial bid
Informal Raleigh gathering of merchants bankers and farmers discussed strategy for L Y Ballentine's potential gubernatorial run next year while reporters noted the off the record nature of the session and the broad cross section of Tar Heel citizens present.
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L. Y. Ballentine
China Sokolsky argues Chiang Kai-shek needs US aid against Soviets
The essay portrays Chiang Kai-shek battling Chinese Communists and Japan since 1927, claiming Moscow-directed forces use war profits, defends Chiang, and urges continued US military shipments to prevent a Soviet puppet China.
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China
Chiang Kai-shek
Third International
Kremlin
Chiang
Russia
Japan
Michael Jodin
Marshall Bluecher
Galens
Red Army
Baku
Moscow
International
Stilwell
Soviet Russia
United States
Mr. Truman
General Marshall
Marshalls
Soviet
Poland
Pacific
Moscow broadcasts cited by Marshall as inflaming world tensions
Washington notes show Foreign Broadcast Information Branch tracing a day of Radio Moscow items across languages. Highlights include Danish and Norwegian pieces claiming U S aims to dominate Europe, with analyses of American art income and Western press bias.
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Washington
NEA
Radio Moscow
George C. Marshall
Foreign Broadcast Information
Central ‘Intelligence
Ussr Home Service
American Magazine of Art
U.S
Europe
Berlingske Tidende
Winchell Attack Draws Truman Era Theater Debate
A Cleveland News clipping cites a Reuters dispatch from Mcovv about Soviet criticism of Walter Winchell and a broader defense of Hollywood against Communist accusations. It argues that democracy rests on free press and theater, and warns that suppressing actors or reporters erodes liberty and voter power at the box office as well as in ballots.
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Bennett Meyers
Meyers
Cleveland News
Reuters
Mccow
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Trad
Baron Muhausen
Izvestia
N. Y
London
U. S
Greece
Athens
Hollywood
FBI
Congress
la Follette Committee
Gov't
Congressional Committee
Washington D.C
West Point
Hollywood & Vine
Pennsylvania Avenue
F Street
American Congress
America
Ree
Opposed Germans Debate Unity and Bizonia Formation
The text accuses certain figures of professing unity while backing a fragmented Germany under Bizonia. It notes a UN General Assembly vote urging member states to counter false information that strains international ties, and questions when actions will begin.
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Germany
Bizonia
United Nations General Assembly
Quotes on democracy and trade from postwar leaders
Senator Connally argues Europe will not accept communism imposed by nine nations. General Clay links free trade to global awareness of others' actions and democracy. Clare Boothe Luce calls for daily honest work decisions and deeds as the path to solving personal problems.
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Europe
Tom Connally
Texas
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Germany
Clare Boothe Luce
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