Political implications of Hayes UNC law school ruling
The High Point Enterprise notes Judge Johnson J. Hayes denied Negro students admission to UNC Chapel Hill law school. It argues the ruling, though judicial, will shift Southern political alignments. It suggests Republicans may lose their white man’s party label while Democrats benefit.
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Raleigh
Johnson J. Hayes
University of North Carolina Law School
Chapel Hill
Judge Hayes
Republican Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Hayes
Red Opposed Korean Peace Plan From Russia and China
The piece argues Soviet and Chinese push for United Nations supervised elections in Korea is a ruse to salvage defeat on the battlefield. It warns that UN oversight with Moscow’s allies would block genuine free elections and prolong Korea’s turmoil. It urges total surrender of Soviet terms or enforcement by force, and bans Soviet influence in Korea’s future.
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Korea
United Nations Committee
Russia
Red China
West
Soviet Union
Letter on Mr Devere Allen's coming talk in High Point
A reader questions the visit of Devere Allen to High Point to discuss world problems. The letter cites Allen’s alleged socialist and communist affiliations, listing roles, campaigns, and organizations, and warns residents to scrutinize outsiders shaping national policy. The writer urges public vigilance to protect American safeguards from foreign influence.
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Devere Allen
Allen
So-and-So
Mr. Allen
Who's Who In America
World Council of
War Resisters International
League For Industrial Democracy
National Student League
Communist Party
Francis Biddle
Labor and Socialist League
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Institute of International Relations
Europe
Atlen
High Point
Committee On UN- American Activities
House of Representatives
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington
International Fellowship of Reconciliation
Perle Speaks Rough at Luncheon in 1948
Washington report recalls a sharp moment at a Women’s National Farm and Garden Association luncheon in the Mayflower Hotel in April 1948. The speaker, Perle, defends Secretary Acheson’s portrayal in Call Me Madam and criticizes Britain’s Lady Astor, hinting at diplomatic tensions and outspoken banter.
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Washington
U. S
Luxembourg
Dean Acheson
Perle
Britain
Lady Astor
Women’s National Farm and Garden Association
Mayflower Hotel
Ribbon of words and civic heads in thoughtful chatter
A collage of comments on university leadership at North Carolina and Yale, plus political divisions and a satirical exchange about public figures. The piece weaves President Gordon Gray and Yale’s A Whitney Griswold into a broader reflection on statesmanship, partisanship, and social observations with anecdotes about Perle Mesta and wartime society.
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Chapel Hill
Gordon Gray
University of North Carolina
New Haven
Conn
A. Whitney Griswold
Yale University
Charles Seymour
Yale
American University
Musical desks and dockets in postwar U S
Washington reports the Pentagon shift under Johnson costs about four million dollars for new partitions phones and moving. further changes may cost another four million. Agriculture studies urge tender handling of eggs and a thermosta labeling process. Tangier radio station builds for Voice of America. Kefauver crime committee notes corruption pervading everyday life.
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Washington
NEA
Pentagon
Johnson
Marshall
Department of Agriculture
Navy Department
Tangier
North Africa
State Department
Voice of America
Russia
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate Crime Committee
Anti Stalin Russians urged as U S allies in war on Russia
Senator Lodge urges recruitment of anti Stalin Russians and other aliens to fight against Russia and its satellites. He cites Vlasov soldiers and underground networks in Ukraine and Hungary, arguing government should contact and utilize these volunteers despite past screening failures. He notes 2,500 aliens authorized to enlist, urging broader, voluntary allied participation.
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Tolstoy
United States
Russia
State Department
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Vlasov
France
Hitler
Senate
Formosan
Klaus Fuchs
Alan Nunn
Fuchs
London
Brien McMahon
Armed Services
Joe
Lodge
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National Council For the Prevention of
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America
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James F. Byrnes
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Spike
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