North Carolina Baptist schools seek unity amid college quarrel
The article cites friction between Forest and Meredith Colleges amid Baptist education debates. Trustees hint at consolidation options including a state university system, proposing Wake Forest Meredith College Bowman Medical School and others form a North Carolina University. A public letter supports Roosevelt and Democratic candidates, referencing Hatch Act limits.
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North Carolina
State University
Methodist University
Baptist Church
University of North Krolina
University At Chapel Hill
Late College
Woman's College
Baptists of North
North Carolina University
Wake Forest
Meredith College
Bowman Medical School
Meredith
Wake Forest Hich
Dr E L Stamey A healer of spirit and body to be laid to rest
Dr E L Stamey a grand old healer of the spirit and body will be buried in Greensboro this afternoon. He blended medicine and ministry, serving as both licensed physician and ordained minister, dedicating his last decades to Keeley Institute work while practicing both professions.
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E. L. Stamey
Greensboro
Stamey
Keeley Institute
Richard Dyer-Bennet
Village Vanguard
Greenwich Village
Town Hall
Carnegie Hall
Jack Kofoed
John Knight
Akron
Miami
Detroit
Mary Jane Lawson
Justice of the Peace
Florida
OWI
U. S
France
Joan Fontaine
Henry Hudson
Dewey
M. Ragaway
Pawling
Waynick Letter Lets Enterprise Publish Postwar Viewpoint
The High Point Enterprise prints a former editor Capus Waynick letter defending his stance on Roosevelt and Dewey while noting disagreement. The piece questions prolonged sedition trial wrangling involving William Dudley Pelley Elizabeth Dilling and 24 others and suggests the case drags past the war's end.
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Capus Waynick
Waynick
Roosevelt
Reed
William Dudley Pelley
The
Silver Shirts
Elizabeth Dilling
Washington
Charlotte Obser
They Say: Child Rearing Shapes Future Minds and Citizenship
Mrs. Bess N. Rosa argues early childhood responsibility cultivates proper attitudes toward others and long term behavior. A. G. Payne challenges Mr. Littlejohn’s Mexico move if Dewey wins, urging him to help pay the national debt instead.
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Bess N. Rosa
Littlejohn
South Carolina
Mexico
Dewey
Roosevelt
A. G. Payne
Roosevelt Faces Southern Swing Against New Deal
The article surveys growing anti Roosevelt sentiment in the Southern states while noting lingering loyalty to the Democratic Party. It cites factors including neglect of regional leaders in the New Deal, heightened race issues, and resistance to federal control of Southern economic development. It mentions figures like Sidney Hillman and Earl as part of the broader critique.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
South
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Earl
War Fund Praise and Faith Messages From Notables
General Eisenhower praises National and Community War Funds as vital to Allied efforts. Rose Marlowe reflects on imprisonment in China strengthening her resolve. Ruth Adams notes admiration for Faith Baldwin. Dr Rozzelle proclaims The New Testament as a powerful force against tyranny and a spark for change.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Allied Expeditionary Force
Southern voters and Roosevelt clash over a new declaration
The document titled A Democratic Declaration of Independence circulates in the South urging States Rights and criticizing the New Deal. The author predicts it will not change the election outcome but will deepen Southern opposition to Roosevelt and affect Congress.
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Democratic Party
Congress
South
Roosevelt
Predicting the Election Amid Voting Uncertainty
A Washington column argues out judgment is needed to forecast the election as Gallup places many states in doubt. Military ballots from 8 million servicemembers and 4 million civilians complicate results, with several states delaying counts into December and beyond.
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Washington
Gallup
Roosevelt
Dewey
Army
Navy
Debates on wartime voting patterns and 1944 election outlook
Paul Mallon argues that early ballot distribution and shifting wartime populations complicate predicting the 1944 results. He notes Pennsylvania's August 15 ballot release and California's large war-population losses. He suggests a slight Roosevelt edge but stresses waiting for the vote count.
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Pennsylvania
California
West Coast
Midwest
South
Michigan
Roosevelt
Willkie
Dewey
Broadway gossip and political digs from wartime entertainment
A sweeping roundup notes Mrs White may speak after a funeral this week while Henry Ford plans to put Clifford Prevost on air as a commentator for four weeks before the election. It covers Dewey, Eisenhower, FDR, Bing Crosby, Laurel and Hardy, Mae West, Reagan, Lana Turner and other show business figures amid wartime politics and Hollywood intrigue.
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Dewey
FDR
al Schmid
Guadalcanal
Laurel and Hardy
John Astor Drayton
Newport
Mae West
Ronald Reagan
Hollywood
Bette Davis
Warner Brothers
Georgia
Hays
Theda Bara
Marlene Dietrich
Shubert Alley
Bogart
Nutz
Roosevelt
Lana Turner
Frank Sinatra
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Charlotte
Mer College
Wakecrest College
Mr. Waynick
Enterprise
China
Miss Rose Marlowe
Faith Baldwin
Ruth “Adams
Dorming
FE. Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Church
George Sokolsky
Colorado
Delaware
Missouri
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Utah
North Dakota
Paul Mallon
Serge
Eisenhower
Bing Crosby
Pals
Miles
Bing
Max Gordon
Morton Downey
Paul Small
President Wilson
Cafe Society
David Hopkins
Harry Hopkins
Film Division
Gene Markey
Ruth Nelson
Wilson
Zanuck
Steve Hannagan
Annie Sheridan
Edwina Hecht
Ben Hecht
Dotter
MGM
Life Story
Claire Windsor
Tempus
Claire
Rosemay Robson
Billy Rose
Lively Arts
Motion Picture Herald
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Barry Fitzgerald
Tommy Dorsey
Brawl
Sinatra
Jack Benny
White House
Bill Shirer
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