Time Is Ripe for North Carolina Governor Bid
The piece surveys potential Democratic candidates for governor in North Carolina. It notes Umstead's candidacy announcement, considers Capus Waynick, Henry Jordan, Brandon Hodges, and the possibility of a dark horse such as Luther Hodges or Dr Casper Warren. It discusses political conservatism, Western vs eastern factions, and a climate open to new faces amid public skepticism.
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Capus Waynick
State Highway
Henry Jordan
Brandon Hodges
Asheville
Hodges
Umstead’s
Jordan
Kerr Scott
Labor
Hubert Olive
Lexington
Monroe Redden
12Th
Luther Hodges
Leaksville-Spray
Germany
Marshall Field
Sedgefield
Casper Warren
Charlotte
Scott
President touts secret weapons, questions use against China
The President claims new, powerful weapons as "fantastic" but says they are not used in Korea. He questions why to develop them if not to counter Communist China, which he accuses of unprovoked aggression. He argues appeasement and fear fail against red aggressors.
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Korea
China
United Nations
White House
Senate
Ands House
Tass
Standing Committee
N.Y. Sun
N. Y. Mirror
E. D. Coblentz
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Ww. R. Hearst
Joan Morgan
Ann Pinner
Scott McKay
Bell, Book & Candle
Dollpuss
Ted Briskin
Betty Hutton
Pat Willams
Nick Douglas
June Haver
Father Divine
Angel
Small Town Boy Al Resch to Visit High Point
Al Resch, district governor of Rotary International, returns to his former hometown High Point on an official visit. The Siler City native rose from small town roots to statewide recognition while guiding Rotary work and previously served as president of the North Carolina Press Association. He embodies a city boy who found success in a small town.
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al Resch
Siler City
High Point
Rotary, International
North Carolina Press Association
Rumors Signal Myers Might Lead Democratic Party
In Washington speculation grows that former Senator Francis J. Myers of Pennsylvania could supplant Bill Boyle as Democratic National Committee chair. Observers cite Boyle’s link to an RFC probe and expect party cleanups ahead of next year’s elections.
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Francis J. Myers
Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
Myers
Bill Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Boyle
RFC
Describing U S Shipyards Decline in 1951 Trade
The piece argues American shipyards are dwindling to about 0.5 percent of global shipbuilding while Britain Sweden and Germany hold larger shares. It questions dollars spent on aid like Marshall Plan and Truman doctrine, warns against sacrificing U S industry, and notes tankers and merchant ships in orders world wide. It considers economic and military implications of continued aid and outpricing risk.
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Sweden
Germany
United States
ECA
Soviet
Russia
Poland
China
Pacific
Quotations From Leaders and Public Figures
A collection of remarks by Gov Dewey Princess Margaret Ingrid Bergman AFL President William Green Taft and Dr Frances H Bush highlighting views on war inflation public life and personal habits. The quotes reflect sharp opinions on East Asia leadership and domestic ethics.
High society wiring and showbiz mix splashes in gossip
A sweeping collage of celebrity news and rumors features Sugar Ray Robinson’s comeback chatter, Yul Brynner and Virginia Gilmore’s reconciliation, Judy Garland’s misfortune with a robbed chauffeur, and assorted Broadway and film gossip. It notes legal notices, tax talk, and industry chatter with mixed lightness and no graphic detail.
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Hollywood
George O'Hanlon
Yul Brynner
Virginia Gilmore
Judy Garland
George
Schraffts
Police
George PF
Monaghan
N. Y
New
Italy
Pia
Inevid Bergman
Peter Lindstrom
Peter Ingrid
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