Between Churches and the Prayer for Revival
The piece argues against church conflicts between Protestant and Catholic officials while urging a spiritual revival for American youth. It warns that sustained internecine church quarrels threaten religious influence and notes concerns about Britain and the present mood of its government. It ends by urging Mr. Yates to understand these fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bromley Oxnam
North Carolina
America
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Yates
Ing
Kenneth Royall
Bugg's Island
Flo
Congress
Virginia
Roanoke River
American Public Welfare Association
New York City
State Board of Health
New York
Arkansas
State College
Pullen Hall
Wade Bruton
Vam Brutonne
Europe
Paul Schwarz
Schwarz
Lette
Our Church
Holdfast
Sto
East Main Street
Durham
Young B. Deverly
Wilmington
Doctor Deverly
British MP Yates prompted fear over Russia and Britain in US
In Greensboro Victor Yates of the Labour party claimed Americans fear Russia and the British government. The reply argues Americans fear Soviet aggression and British social democracy, likening current Britain to a failing bank and warning against Bolshevik influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Victor F. Yates
Labour Party
House of Commons
Daily News
Russia
Yates
Soviet
Britain
Mr. Yates
Why women dress for men not for other women says J T
A column argues that female dress changes with age from peer conformity to appealing to men, noting French styles and American reactions. It cites Miss Ethel Traphagen and trends from Paris, remarks on skirts below the knee, hips and waists, and the reluctance of older women to embrace new Paris fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill
Paris
Daddy
Ethel Traphagen
Traphagen
J.T
Tungsten Drilling Reports Stir Townsville Area
The U S Bureau of Mines reportedly begins large scale tungsten drill tests near Townsville in upper Vance County adjacent to Haile mining. Rumors claim army involvement amid wartime mineral urgency and potential future government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Aroun Townsville
Vance County
W. L. Long
Haile Mining Outfit
Buge
Bugg's Island
Eisenhower Dares Turkish Guests With Jungle Song
Washington notes recount Gen. Eisenhower breaking into a jungle tune at a state dinner with Gen. Salih Omurtak and Turkish aides. Secret Service and aides scrambled as a microphone miswiring linked the dining room to a floor show, producing a Mills Brothers parody rather than a Turkish response.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Salih Omurtak
Ike
Ruwm
Bosporus
Columbia University
Secret Service
Gen
Huseyin Ragip Baydur
Necati Ozdeniz
Zeki Dogan
Saim Onhon
Ernest Bevin
Dardanelles
Russia
Shoreham
Barnee
Gen. Eisenhower
Mills Brothers
Dissolution of the Third International Stirred Cold War Debate
The piece reports Moscow's May 15 1943 dissolution of the Third International and how Washington and London reacted. It cites prominent signatories such as Dimitrov Zhdanov Manuilsky Thorez Gottwald Rakosi Pauker and Kolarov plus Bert Browder and Cordell Hulls comments. It analyzes whether the move signals a lasting end or a strategic bluff with references to Stalin Browder and postwar geopolitics.
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Moscow
Third International
Washington
London
Berlin
Dimitrov
Zhdanov
Kuusinen
Manuilsky
Comintern
Marty and Thorez
Gottwald
Pick
Koplenig
Ercoli
Kolarov
Floring
Tbarrur
Rakosi
Bianco
Lechtien
Pauker
Dimetrov
Bulgaria
Russia
Poland
Ukraine
Thorez
Duclos
Czechoslovakia
Togliatti
Italy
Earl Browder
United States
Cordell Hull
United Nations
Karl Marx
First International
New York
Second International
Trotsky
Mexico
Europe
Stalin
Hitler
War Dead Arrival at San Francisco Port
A transport named Honda Knot, inbound from Honolulu, anchored at San Francisco carrying 3,028 American war dead from the Pacific theater including Pearl Harbor victims and those who died in China, India, and Burma. The piece reflects on the war’s cost, calls for accountable leadership, and ponders national spending for repatriation rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
San Francisco
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Honda Knot
Honolulu
China
India
Burma
America
CominternStillActive Despite Western Claims
A Plain Talk correspondent contested reports that the Communist International had ended. He cited leaders Jacues Duclos Walter Ulbricht and Dimitri Manuilsky as chiefs and said new instructions issued in Berlin on April 19 1946 prove the Comintern remains in operation despite public denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Communist International
Plain Talk
Comintern
Jacques Duclos
Walter Ulbricht
Dimitri Z. Manuilsky
Duclos
Berlin
Moscow
U S Official Horizontal and Vertical Word Puzzle Items
Puzzle list of across and down clues with references to U S State Department official and multiple word fits across topics including minerals plants and metals. Contains entries for nouns adjectives and proper nouns requiring cross solving and confirmation.
Pertinent Production and wages and colonial history notes
A quirk filled clipping cites Barl Bunting on real wages and production. It compares Hogarth to American comic strips and notes beetle species in the animal kingdom. It lists railway freight costs in 1945 and Paraguay's population and a Royal Victoria Hall founder Emma Cons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cons
Royal Victoria Hall
Ol Vic
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Lynn Nisbet
George Dixon
Corinne Griffith
The
Redskins
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Mr. Halas
Miss Griffith
George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
Marshall
Roscoe Drummond
Christian Science Monitor
Senator Taft
Mr. Drummond
Taft
George Sokolsky
W. A.bivins
Dave Boon
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Larry McPhail
Larry
Yanks
Westbrook
Westbrook Pegler
Mark Twain
Mary Baker Eddy
William Carson Blackburn
Asheville
Pegler
Mrs. Eddy
Mark
Eddy
Jacob Holdfast
D. D
Holston
U. S
U.S. State Department
Office of American Republic Affairs
Barl Bunting
Nam
Animal Kingdom
Colombia
Joseph Conrad
Seaman
Fenimore Cooper
Paraguay
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