True Statement on postwar issues by Gov. candidate Cherry
Gregg Cherry, Democratic candidate for North Carolina governor, says postwar jobs and prosperity depend on insurgent industrial and business leadership. He argues free enterprise can handle transition without Washington bureaucrats and warns against postwar dependence on a WPA style system. The piece also discusses football fever and a Supreme Court sheriff case opened by Justice Michael Schenck, urging reforms in law enforcement accountability.
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Gregg Cherry
Govmor
North Carolina
Rotary Club
North
Sheriffs’ Association
North Lina Association of Chiefs of Police
Michael Schenck
Supreme Court
Schenck
Relief Administration plans may sidestep Senate treaty checks
The piece discusses a proposed United Nations Relief Administration funded by a joint congressional resolution rather than a treaty ratification. It warns the plan could bypass the Senate, framing it as an executive shortcut and a potential erosion of constitutional checks on treaty power.
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United Nations Relief Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
Senate
House
League of Nations
Raymond Clapper
Relief Administration
United Nations
Fifth Rate In Support Of A Postwar Merchant Fleet
The New York Times argues that in 1938 the United States ranked fifth in global maritime strength. It notes Germany loaded 58 percent of its own cargo in national ships, Italy 46 percent, and Japan 70 percent, while the US provided only 25 percent of its foreign trade with American vessels.
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The
New York Times
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
Community Voices Reflect War Time Sentiment in High Point
Citizens share opinions on wartime shortages and rationing, praise city leadership, and discuss recruiting for SPARs. A local sergeant laments ruin of turnip salad crops while others call for united War Chest fundraising and efficient food use.
German and Allied Air War Updates and Butter Stock Policy
Report discusses B 17 fighter planes and bomber losses in raids on Germany, claims on air warfare outcomes, and the strategic impact of air power. Includes criticism of a large butter stockpile for civilians and soldiers, suggesting its purpose to influence prices and possible transfer to Russia.
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Washington
Gydnia
Muenster
Hitler
Emden
Ruhr
Baker
London
Germany
Maly
Russia
Bureau
Europe
Knowledge as a precious jewel in Proverbs and Emerson
A compact reflection citing Proverbs about lips of knowledge as a jewel and praising accumulated thought from many minds, referencing Emerson.
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Emerson
Ancient ear adornments in Phoenician and Grecian customs
The text notes Phoenician women pierced ears along the edge and lobes for tinkling drops, while Grecian maidens wore cupids in the ears to attract sweethearts. It adds Kaiteur Falls in British Guiana is four and a half times Niagara's height, and most South American republics have domestic airlines aside from Caraguay. An investment of 370 dollars in War Bonds funds 17 surgical beds for wounded soldiers.
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Kaiteur Falls
British Guiana
Niagara
Caraguay
South America
Winchell On Broadway Sparks Nightlife Mosaic
A vibrant column details Sinatra and Ann Sheridan sightings at the Stork and Waldorf, plus Garbo's London plans and MGM chatter. Headlines note Brendas and Mary Martin in Hollywood chatter, with Middown Vignette and Broadway Torch Song snippets on showbiz irony and romance.
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Sinatra
Ann Sheridan
Hollywood
Met
Sam Goldwyn
North Star
Greta Garbo
Margie Holliday
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William Kiger
Miss Usable Hedrick
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Broadway
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Collette
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Hannagan
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Annie
Ann
MGM
Nick Wall
Durocher
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Lassie
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Hwood
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Shaw
St. Joan
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Bunny Waters
New York
W. MacKellar
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Universal
Oh-Boyers
Henry Youngman
Kate Smith
Dorothy Draper
Savoy Plaza
Terry Lawlor
Glass Hat
Charles Barnet
Park Central Roof
Basin Street
Ann Miller
Columbia
Jimmy Ryan
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Colorado
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Russell Burke
Fifth Avenue
South Pacific
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Tim and
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