A Problem for Dr Frank Graham on Fraternity Democracy
The piece urges UNC president Dr Frank Graham to address campus social caste via fraternities at Chapel Hill and State College Raleigh. It argues for better human relations and a purer democracy in the south, noting Graham’s history with fairness and his potential to foster reform.
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Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Southern Conference On Human Relations
Graham
War Labor Board
Dr. Graham
Consolidated University
Chapel Hill
State College
Raleigh
State
North Carolina
South
Abundant Life Through Christ Sermon Refutes Legalism
A sermon by W A B highlights Jesus as the Gate and Good Shepherd offering life abundant. It emphasizes Sabbath mercy over rigid law, cites David and showbread, and insists Christ frees from sin and prejudice. It underscores Jesus as source of true liberty and life beyond ceremony.
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Jesus
Israel
David
God
Saul
Nob
Christ Jesus
Beethoven
Handel
Browning
Phillips Brooks
Lyman Abbott
W.A.B
Parent-Teacher council plans venereal disease study group
Mrs. N. P. Yarb borough urges broad attendance for the two ORD speakers set to address the first in a series of Parent-Teacher council study groups on venereal diseases. Local comment reflects concern over public health education and community engagement.
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Parent-Teacher
ORD
Parent-Teacher Council
N. P. Yarborough
Social Service
A.A.U.W
Thoughts of Others Reflect on Postwar Paths and Housing
Newark's Bill Flynn at Greensboro separation center notes army training may not align with peacetime needs. Mrs. Brooks jokes about cigars from papas. Claude Mitchell urges clear fitness for civil life after discharge. Rev Paul Hardin Jr praised as Wesley Memorial's strong young minister. Sarah Alderman seeks apartment rentals as High Point considers more housing.
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S/Set
Bill Flynn
Newark
N. J
Separation Center
Greensboro
Postwar Washington on atomic bomb policy debate
In Washington discussions on world control of atomic bombs, scientists’ views are underrepresented. Rep. Judd notes a lab group’s report, while Congress hesitates to decide before the president. Scientists say four basic policy options exist, but threaten no easy defense against atomic force and warn moral sanctions may fail.
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Washington
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
Rep
Judd
United States
Scientists Present Atomic Policy Choices
By Jack Stinnett, scientists discuss four options for atomic policy. Keep control of raw materials, reveal secrets, conquer with bombs, or turn the bomb to international control. They note global access to uranium, ease of secret discovery in 2-5 years, and sovereignty costs in world governance.
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Congress
United States
Reparations Dilemma Faces London Conference Debates
As talks in London probe reparations sources the question arises who pays whom and with what. Italy cannot pay with assets. US credits could fund payments if offered. Germany’s reparations may involve in kind transfers while Russia and France pursue different arrangements. the priority remains employment over confiscation.
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Italy
United States
London
Germany
Germany and Japan reparations and industrial futures
The piece argues UNRRA and US relief may count as money to Germany while reparations recede. It notes Russia’s desire for German assets, Japan’s wealth abroad, and China’s potential to inherit mills. It compares Have and Have-Not nations, with US and Britain seeking buyers and credits to dodge direct reparations.
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Germany
UNRRA
United States
Japan
General MacArthur
China
Manchuria
Korea
Asia
Russia
General Motors
Great Britain
Labor and Industry Faces Wage-Price Clash Across Ford GM Chrysler
The piece details looming strikes in Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler affecting up to 800000 workers, with the Labor Department delaying a crackdown. It explains Schwellenbach’s tentative role, hints at a forthcoming Labor Management Conference, and discusses the need for fact finding on living costs, production, and profits to guide wage and price policy.
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Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Labor Department
Labor Management Conference
Labor
Schwellenbach
OPA
Bowles
John L. Lewis
Department of Labor
War Labor Board
Truman
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A. L. Qook
L. L. Davis
Igh Point
Charles F. Wilson
Claude Mitchell
Paul Hardin, Jr
Wesley Memorial
Western
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Holt McPherson
Shelby
Sarah Alderman
Ing
Hiroshima
Jack Stinnett
George Sokolsky
Ray Tucker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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