Bishop Cannon and political clout in church leadership
The piece reflects on Bishop James Cannon Jr 79 shaping Methodist policy with political aims. It notes his aggressive stance on Prohibition and social issues, praising his fighting spirit though acknowledging disagreement on certain topics, and mentions clerical power dynamics involving commissioners governors and a January 5 transition.
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Ishop James Cannon, Jr
al Smith
Cannon
Bishopannon
Dewey and Roosevelt Voters Weigh Next Two Months
The piece argues two million voters will decide in November based on positions of the two presidential candidates. It notes Roosevelt supporters and opponents and calls for listening to the mayor and Governor Dewey tonight to assess who can lead the nation.
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Roosevelt
Vey
Roose
Dewey
State Utilities post clerk appointment sparks speculation
A Raleigh News and Observer Under the Dome note says R O Self quit as chief clerk of the Utilities Commission and Hughes J Rhodes declined the post. Garland Midgette and Charles Flack surface as top bets with lawyers favored, while Governor Broughton faces pressure over the choice.
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R. O. Self
State Pilities
Raleigh News Observer
Atorney
Hughes J. Rhodes
Cal
Garland Midgette
Charles Flack
The
Utilities Commission
Midgette
Flack
Broughton
UTD
Buff Donelli Dukes Story Links to Raleigh Trip
A sports cartoon centers on Buff Donelli of Duquesne and recounts a Raleigh visit by the Dukes to play State College. The tale notes Donelli and his team stayed on campus while a trainer, later delayed by meeting the Governor and Council of State, returned after a long tour of the Capitol.
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Buff” Donelli
Duquesne University “Dukes
Picure
Buff
Dukes
Raleigh
State College
Duquesne
Council of State
Sme
France must prove worth before seat among great powers
The editorial expresses accord with Senator Connally that France does not deserve an equal footing in postwar peace terms. It credits French heroism but notes past capitulation and corruption. It argues France must demonstrate renewed spirit and courage before joining the great nations in shaping peace.
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Tom Connally
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
France
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Europe
Victor
City Officials Debate Postwar Military Training Proposal
City Councilman A. Lewis argues for a year of military training for boys after the war citing health benefits. Judge D. MacRae adds that at least two years of training would be advantageous. They contend such programs would improve health discipline and ensure a ready pool of able men for defense.
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A. Lewis
D. ©. MacRae
Voices on defense schools buses and service men
Statements from John Kalte and Charlies E Sheloff reflect postwar debates on military training and race relations. T. M. Lee comments on bus routing changes near Thomasville. Miss Sara Alderman notes USO staff meeting open to all with an army official speaker on veterans’ responsibilities.
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USO
Army
Sara Alderman
Governor Broughton Back in Office After Vacation and Fishing
Governor Broughton returns to Capitol Square after a two week break calling it his first real vacation since taking office. He reports a record dolphin catch near Morehead City and Gulf Stream waters. A 38 cent U.S. government voucher for rent on NYA quarters is found among his mail. He plans campaign appearances in Danbury and others across the state while noting mixed party concerns about the November election.
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Broughton
Morehead City
War Department
U. S. Government
North Carolina
J. Melville Broughton
NYA
State College
Southeastern Defense Command
Army
Stokes County
Danbury
Tenth
B Ton
Sampson
Tyrrell
Pamlico
Ervin
Aime
Roosevelt
Republicans Ready for Strong Showing in National Scene
The piece notes Republican optimism for a better national standing and potential gains in North Carolina amid shifting campaign dynamics. It contrasts with Democratic regularity and cites veteran orators like Clyde Hoey and Melville Broughton as viewing the coming struggle with relish while Governor Hoey hesitates on a Thanksgiving proclamation.
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Clyde Hoey
Melville Broughton
Gregg Cherry
Jon
Roosevelt
Hoey
North Carlina
Congress
Behind the News Washington UNRRA food fears and Europe relief
A Washington observer argues UNRRA is hampered by tight Army censorship and hidden overstockes as Europe awaits aid. He suggests the Army may store vast food reserves and run relief, while European governments push to reclaim autonomy and manage their own recovery. General De Gaulle’s Paris liberation note is cited amid debate on who feeds Europe and how much starvation remains.
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ANRRA
Lehman
UNRRA
Europe
Britain
Washington
General de Gaulle
Paris
United Nations
Our
Italy
Von
England
Unclear Health Signals Prompt Food Supply Doubts
The article discusses postwar health claims and food supply doubts across nations. It cites Paris children’s hospitals, Italian grain loss, and Danish dairy output while noting possible mismanagement by authorities and shifting relief roles in the United States.
HELL On Broadway How Clare Would Write If She Were A New Dealer
A sharp critique of GOP rhetoric about Europe and communism. The piece mocks Republican talking points, contrasts past isolationism with current fearmongering, and questions Dewey Hull and Dulles roles in shaping peace policy. It cast light on media bias and partisan theater in the 1940s campaign.
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Clare Lace
Berlin
GOP
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