Running With Whom Senator Hoey as Democratic VP nominee
The piece supports Senator Clyde R. Hoey as a potential Democratic vice presidential candidate. It notes Hoey’s dislike of some Truman positions and urges focusing on a strong presidential nominee before backing Hoey for vice president. It argues voters cannot split their ticket at the vice presidential line.
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Harry McMullan
Clyde R. Hoey
United States
McMullan
Hoey
Truman
Senator Hoey
Harry Truman
Senate
Judge Earle Rives Did Not Order Feud Attendees
The Greensboro judge informed us he merely suggested spiritual guidance to rival families during the Graham revival event. He stressed his stance was a recommendation not a mandate, and we acknowledge incorrect earlier crediting him with an order. We respect him and regret the misrepresentation.
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E. Earle Rives
Greensboro Court
Rives
Greensboro
Wachovia Gifts 100000 for UNC Banking Professorship
The Wachovia Bank and Trust Company donates $100,000 to the University of North Carolina Business Foundation to establish a distinguished professorship in banking within the School of Business Administration. The gesture supports training and research in business and industrial fields, anticipating broader university and state benefits.
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Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
University of North Carolina Business Foundation
School of Business Administration
Wachovia
North Carolina
Uni
Chapel Hill
State College
Nomination of Billy Graham for Jaycees’ top ten young men
The Asheville and Black Mountain Jaycees nominate Evangelist Billy Graham, a Montreal resident near Black Mountain, as one of ten outstanding young men of the year. The piece lauds his showmanship and leadership while noting past criticisms and praising his revival work and public appeal.
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United States
Young Graham
White House
Billy Graham
Greensboro
Jaycees
Buncombe County Brothers
North Carolina Man of the Year search and High Point Citizen call
The State Magazine in Raleigh edited by Bill Sharpe and Carl Goerch seeks a North Carolina Man of the Year for 1951 and invites readers to mail suggestions. It also plans a High Point Citizen of the Year in about six weeks, asking for nominations of the most contributive resident.
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State Magazine
Raleigh
Bill Sharpe
Carl Goerch
North Carolina
High Point
Jaycees
Puerto Rico trip eyed by Capitol lawmakers this winter
The House Interior and Insular Committee eyes a December Caribbean tour to study Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as part of a broader probe pattern. Senator Olin D. Johnston suggests Senate action, though uncertainty remains about a full investigative junket.
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Washington
Puertoco
House
Interior and Insular — Committee
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Senate Interior and Affairs Committee
Roy
Puerto Rico
Senate
Puerto ‘Rico
Caribbean
Virgin Islands
Johnston
United States Senate
Munoz Martin
Senate Committee
Joseph C
Ing
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
O'Mahorey
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
Butler, Zales
Ecton
Iowa
George W. Malone
Nevada
Arthur
Eisenhower Nomination Feud Sparks Republican Split Talk
The campaign to draft General Eisenhower faces sharp debate as editors and supporters push for a nomination while he remains noncommittal. Analysts warn a GOP split could emerge if he avoids declaring party allegiance and a firm nominating stance.
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Mr. Finder
Eisenhower
Tom Dewey
Taft
Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Iran Leader Warns of Threat to World Peace
Premier Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran rails at Western policy shifts toward greater military spending and claims the administration’s stance strains public morale. He calls out Taft supporters and asserts that a small nation like Iran endangers global peace.
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Robert A. Taft
R. O
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Washington notes on settlement and lobbying trends
Unclear but summarized items include a settlement with a British firm over jet engine patents with compensation to the US, discussion of recreation programs for workers, women lobbyist statistics led by Leone Baxter Whitaker, and the Air Force sub contracting policy creating small-business shifts. Also noted are a camp intrusion tale, FBI statistics on drunken arrests, and travel relaxations for Air Force families amid Korea.
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Sire
NEA
Ee Sam
Bower Jets
Air Force
Eaeh
Wd Ck
Menadan
Paemas
Leone Baxter Whitaker
American Medical Association
Margaret K. Taylor
National Milk Association
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Japan
Korea
Leonard A. Scheele
U. S
Enduring Treasures and Aged Care Across a Busy Life
A reflective column discusses aging parents, staying connected with visits and letters, and the shift away from neighborly life. It contrasts fast living with simple acts of kindness and recalls personal anecdotes about Christmas generosity and small good deeds.
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Topeka
Kansas
NATO
Europe
Y Herald
Finder
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En Eisen
Sam
Peter Edson
Tfeers
Uncle Sam
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