Fearful Democrats Debate Roosevelt Third-Term Power
A North Carolina writer argues many Democrats fear a Roosevelt third term, citing concerns about totalitarian tendencies and world peace leadership. The piece challenges Roosevelt supporters to address doubts about his postwar policies and suggests liberal Democrats could swing the election.
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Roosevelt
Best
Churchill
Mr. Stalin
Mr. Roosevelt
de Gaulle
Franco
Argentina
Organization of Nations
United States
North Carolina
Stockdale Talk Set to Promote Industrial Cooperation
High Point manufacturers are urged to hear Dr. Al A Stockdale of New York on improving management labor relations. Sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers, his talk aims to show how sincere cooperation boosts efficiency profits wages and harmony with practical evidence from local industries.
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High Point
al A. Stockdale
New York
Indus
National Association of Manufacts
Dr. Kdale
Stockle
Enam
Stockdale
National Association of Manufactures
University of North Carolina
Frank Graham
Duke University
Southeastern Personnel
Duke
C. L. Clark
Dr. Stockdale
Roosevelt Reconsiders Little Steel Formula To Lift Wages
The piece argues President Roosevelt can raise wages now via the Office of Economic Stabilization and the Little Steel Formula, while Governor Dewey would mainly criticize and promise future action. It notes payroll wages, take home wages, and real wages mislead workers amid inflation.
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Mr. Dewey
Roosevelt
Office of Economic Stabilization
Advanci Ng
Real Wages and Purchasing Power in the U S Labor Market
The piece defines take home wages as after deductions from gross pay and argues that real wages are measured by purchasing power, not nominal money wages. It contrasts money value with actual costs of living and questions how wage increases translate into meat, butter, bread, and clothing. It discusses the Little Steel Formula and disputes over cost of living adjustments.
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United States
Labor Union
Capitol Square Loans and Governor’s Secretarial Shift
UNC trustees consider tighter control of faculty loan funds amid unpaid loans and potential legislative scrutiny. A proposed credit union at Chapel Hill may aid payroll loans while branches expand in larger cities. Governor Broughton temporarily handles the secretary’s duties, with Miss Kate Humphrey expected to be named chief stenographer.
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Grapevine
Board of Trustees
University of North Carolina
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East Carolina Teachers College
Salari
University
Broughton
Charles Flack
Flack
Kate Humphrey
Humphrey
Behind the News Washington on Hitler mobilization and lines
The article argues Hitler built a strong home defense through a public mobilization over two months, drafting troops from administration, industry, and youth while adding workers and foreign personnel. It notes the uncertain frontline strength,Air losses in Holland, and hints the real depth of manpower may shift war prospects in days ahead.
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France
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Wives Seek Vote Near Husbands Under Soldier Ballot Rules
Lynn Nisbet notes soldiers’ wives abroad or away from their home counties wish to vote with their husbands. Current soldier voting laws allow mail voting for service members and merchant marines but not for civilian wives unless in uniform. Requests are referred to the wife’s home county elections chairman to verify registration. if valid, she may vote in the general election but not the primary.
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Haaiohor
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Thad Eure
Allied View on European War Turning Points
Paul Mallon remarks that German morale and manpower misjudgments, plus the fragile French defense, leave the war unsettled. He notes Arnhem losses, Dutch and Belgian resistance, and doubts about a quick Nazi collapse. Victory hinges on remaining battle line strength and time to mobilize power.
Winchell on Broadway rumor mill churns with roving links
Gossip column notes Elliott Roosevelt may be promoted after election day and Ike's favor. Betty Hutton heads overseas. Duke Ellington to perform in Hollywood. Jeanette MacDonald misses GOP event in Los Angeles. Millay wellness, Vivien Leigh film talk, and other showbiz scraps fill the page.
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Eisenhower
Elliott
Betty Hutton
Esquire
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Hollywood
Jeanette MacDonald
GOP
Dewey
Los Angeles
Georgie Price
Washington
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FDR
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Jesse
Norma Talmadge
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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Entertainer Jane Froman to resume career in New York
Jane Froman will resume her career in December at a New York venue after enduring years of hardship since the plane crash. The note also mentions redecorated Miami Beach hotels, political analyst concerns, Nazi collaborators in France, and other society updates including airman Larry Swift’s death and Dor othy Arnold’s career plans.
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Roney Plaza
Miami Beach
Dewey
Roose- Gaus
France
Air Force
Larry Swift
Marion Hargrove
Ed Wynn
George Wood
Jerry Franken
Pacific
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Marshall Field
The
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Mimi Benzell
Wainbow Woom
Louis Bromfield
Fort Bragg
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Clare Luce
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