Truman's Visit and a Lunch Marker in Winston-Salem
The piece notes President Harry Truman visiting Winston-Salem as the first since George Washington, praising local welcome while pondering a future landmark. It wonders if visitors will revere a marker proclaiming that Truman once ate lunch there.
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Billy Graham Opens Greensboro Revival With Call for Moral Renewal
The Greensboro tabernacle hosts Billy Graham's revival opener amid mixed doubts from observers. The preacher urges Americans to revive spiritual and moral values, cleanse national administration, and restore pride in government, hoping the movement leaves lasting positive impact.
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Graham
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North Carolina
Boyle Resigns amid Health Claim in Democratic Shakeup
The article reports William Boyle Jr resigning as National Chairman of the Democratic Party amid health reasons, amid rumored pressures from RFC loan revelations tied to Boyle's former partner. It accuses party ties to the Pendergast machine and hints at sponsor Harry Truman. The piece questions belief in Boyle's statement and hopes for change next year.
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William Boyle, Jr
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Wolff Miles Wolff Named Pulitzer International Judge
Greensboro Daily News executive editor Miles Wolff is named a Pulitzer Prize judge for international reporting. The document praises his career since joining Greensboro and recalls prior work in Baltimore while noting the honor is well deserved.
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Truman Security Order Under Fire In 1951
The article critiques President Truman's defense of a new security order. It argues his claim that press exposure caused leaks is flawed since maps from Fortune Magazine had already been authorized by the Atomic Energy Commission. It questions the press's duty and warns that the order lacks coherence, urging clearer reasoning from the presidency.
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The Mad House In 38 States Debt Exceeds Wealth
Washington column discusses Senator Malone and the dollar shortage hoax. It mocks blunt commentary on national debt per capita, then shifts to Congress delaying Railroad Retirement Amendment amid holiday scheduling and a lighthearted anecdote about All American Airways president Robert Love forgetting to fill a check, receiving only a blank return envelope.
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God and Man at Yale Should Be a Parents Read
William F Buckley Jr argues in God and Man at Yale that colleges shape values and loyalty by their teaching. He questions university aims, criticizes atheistic rhetoric and political indoctrination, and urges parents to read and reflect on what education should provide for God country and Yale.
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Quotations on living standards and public service
A collection of political quotes addressing living standards as a counter to communism, divine guidance in emergencies, career paths in the Navy, human rights politics, and family ties to government service, featuring statements attributed to Governor G. Mennen Williams, Mrs. Fred M. Vinson, and others.
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CIO
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Fred M. Vinson
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Broadway News From New York City Stage Door
Broadway notes from New York City highlight Paint Your Wagon's strong Philly run and Boston reception, Lerner Loewe and DeMille acclaim, while Glad Tidings flops. Kern's Music in the Air revival at Ziegfeld posted a $150,000 advance. New York preview season promises up to 20 debuts before snow. Judy Garland at the Palace, television chatter, film scoops, and industry chatter fill the rest with lively, era-typical opinion and gossip.
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DiMaggio Grand Slam Sparks Autumn Lettered Notes
A column blends baseball memory with autumn musings. Joe DiMaggio at 37 hits a grand slam as Frank Ruark relays spirited fan chatter and a postseason spark. Fragments reflect season’s contrasts, nature, poetry, and local nostalgia in a breezy, opinionated roundup.
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