Zig Zag Zigzagging Politician and a Parole Argument
Walter Winchell cites Senator Robert Reynolds as zig zagging in politics from World War I to the Senate and mocks his marital matches. A judge describes his homicide case noting mitigated circumstances and favors a parole for eventual release, while differing with Judge Link on justice and counsel access.
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U. S
Robert R. Reynolds
Evalyn McLean
Walter Winchell
Bob
North Carolina
Pearl Harbor
National Rd
National Guard
France
Senate
Cam Morrison
Robert
Val
Washington
Bimary
Parole Fate Hangs Over Lindsay Case Governors Delays Citing Justice Concern
The editorial notes no decision yet on the proposed parole of John Henry Lindsay, sentenced for manslaughter in Guilford Superior Court at High Point. It cites Governor Broughton and Parole Commissioner Hathaway Cross and mentions two special investigators, acknowledging a possible miscarriage of justice while awaiting action. The piece references a letter from Judge Hoyle Sink describing trial proceedings and subsequent judge inquiry.
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Link
John Henry Lindsay
Broughton
Hathaway Cross
Guilford Superior Court
High Point
Ince
Lindsay
Hoyle Sink
War Department's Stev ens Hotel Purchase Opposed
Critics say the War Department should have leased the Stevens Hotel for wartime use. The evacuated hotel cost the government 5,558,986.8 dollars net 13 months ago and sold for 5,521,000 cash, a loss of 308,986.28 dollars. Officials claim rental would have needed 775,000 plus 300,000 for repairs from soldier occupation. The Army defends its decision as prudent.
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War Department
Stevens Hotel
United Nations Seek Closer WWII Coordination with Russia
General Eisenhower says Moscow was consulted and agreed to Italy’s unconditional surrender terms. Close liaison grows among the western United Nations as Stalin’s participation remains indirect. Russia’s broader war role supports Allied efforts and hints at a framework for postwar cooperation.
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Eisenhower
Moscow
Italy
Churchill
Stalin
United Nations
War Bonds and Bridges Take Center Stage in War Effort
Local leaders and citizens urge stronger support for the war bond drive while outlining plans for bridge construction. Officials emphasize securing materials, completing final plans, and mobilizing resources to advance projects before the war ends. Community members praise USO programs and a charity sale aiding disabled veterans and their families.
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Grover H. Jones
Bond Drive Urges Every Citizen to Save for War
Opinion urges the public to invest in Series E and FE government bonds as a safe, profitable, patriotic savings plan. It argues bonds protect purchasing value, offer about 25 percent gain over 10 years, and outpace cash or bank interest while supporting the nation in wartime.
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W. G. Friddle
Washington
Treasury
Zeal and Rights Warned By Early Theological Quotes
The excerpt contrasts zeal with restraint, noting zeal can be blind or misapplied when it infringes on others. It cites Galatians 5 18 urging good conduct and Pasquier Quesnel warning zeal should respect others' rights.
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Frank Miller
J. J. Corrigan
City Council Public Works Committee
Pasquier Quesnel
Boston Ivy Shapes A Campus Bear Rug At Michigan State
Boston ivy on campus buildings at Michigan State College grew to form a bear rug pattern. Florida reports 29 262 miles of highways. Ralph De Palma in 1910 used independently sprung wheels on a race car. A pumpkin plant yields about one half pound starch daily. The United States consumes 9 000 tons of cigarette paper yearly.
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Boston
Michigan State College
Florida
Ralph de Palma
United States
WINCHELL On Broadway
A bustling page of Broadway glimpses features Lord Spencer with war record, reporters Stowe and Allen, Cole Porter at Oklahoma, Hu Shih feeding pigeons, and a parade of stars and social scenes. Musicians, producers, and performers populate a vivid, gossipful slice of New York nightlife.
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Broadway
Lady Ashley
Lord Spencer
Dunkirk
Leland Stowe
Jay Allen
Brazil
Aranha
Cub
Cole Porter
Oklahoma
Hu Shih
Plaza
Chandraskeha Pandit
India
Nehru
Ritz
Penguin
Dynamickey Rooney
Elisabeth Bergner
Yvette
Lisbon
Jimmy Cagney
John Garfield
Badman
Sonny Tufts
He-Men
Reuben
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R. B. Terry
H. A. Cecil
Mgr
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Membex
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N. C
HN Budd CO
Lexington Ave
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
T W. W
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Russia
Mediterranean
Germany
Europe
Oie
W. EF. Thorn
Carleton Kirkman
R. L. Ingram, Jr
Bainbridge, Md
USO
Arnold Koonce
Priddle
Paul Mallon
Ted Straeter
Trouville
Ted
Tammany
Coney Island
Willie Howard
Christian Sciene Monitor
Jesse Stuart
Tussie
Dutton
Petrillo
Dora Maugham
Pierre
Maison Louis
Ubangi
Moms Mabley
Kay Swift
Astor Theatre
Dick Gasparre
Monte Carlo Beach
Earl Conrad
Harriet Tubeman
Carl Brisson
Versailles
the Casbah
Ella Logan
Brooklyn
Betty Smith
Manhattan
Midtown
West Side
Madison Ave
New York
Mutual Radio Theatre
52Nd St
Park Central
Enduro
Zanzibar
The
Blue Angel
Irv Berlin
Navy Relief
Peter Donald
Riobamba
F. Sinatra
Wedgwood Room
H'wood
Eve Sully
Shirley Booth
Sophie Tucker
M. C. Scobie
Roy Sediey
Roy
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