Diplomat's NU Speech Reflects Soviet Push for Global Communism
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes Vishinsky's UN address as a clear Soviet plan to advance world revolution and Sovietize the globe. He notes the speech was harsh and nonconstructive yet signals policy and anti Western rhetoric. He questions implications for peace, warns against overreaction, and cites American Legion critique as part of the debate.
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Vishinsky
America
Russia
Globe
Soviet Union
Ivists
Moscow
U. S
State Marshall
Imany International
Forsien Meinister
United States
Legion
American Legion
Son AGENCY Ad Offers G.L Insurance Services
The notice lists a SON AGENCY established December 25 1916 with phone numbers 4648 3071 2541 and 5213 and promotes keeping your General Liability insurance.
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SON Agency
G.L. Insurance
Farm Workers Of Italy End 12 Day Strike
In northern Italy a 12 day strike by about 1,000,000 farm workers ended as the labor ministry announced terms of a settlement. Amintore Fanfani scheduled a broadcast to explain the accord while Communist leader Palmiro Tarliatti spoke of evolving will across broad Italian society.
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Farm Workers of
Italy
Rome
Ministry of Labor
Amintore Fanfani
Palmiro Togliatti
Goldsboro Seeks Vocational School at Seymour Johnson
A Goldsboro delegation asked Governor Cherry to consider establishing a vocational school at Seymour Johnson field, a wartime air base now controlled by the War Assets Administration. Action would rest with the state Department of Public Instruction’s vocational education division and the state Board of Education, with Senator Thomas O Berry, Judge Paul Edmondson, James Butler, Ray Armstrong, and O F Dumas listed as delegates.
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Raleigh
Goldsboro
Cherry
Symour Johnson Field
State Department of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Army
War Assets Administration
Thomas O'Berry
Superior Court
Paul Edmondson
James Butler
Ray Armstrong
O. F. Dumas
Father Of 8 Dies When Hit By Auto
GOLDSBORO, 20- Jim Wells of Rt. 3 Snow Hill fatally injured Thursday night about 11 30 when struck by an automobile driven by oah Ham of Greene county. Wells died before reaching Goldsboro hospital. Ham said Wells was walking on the wrong side of the road after passing another car. Wells is survived by his wife and eight children. Funeral will be held Saturday.
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Goldsboro
Jim Wells
Rt. 3
Snow Hill
Oah Ham
Greene County
Roy Percise
Wells
Goldsboro Hospital
Percise
Ham
Escaped convict Cecil Smith arrested by Norfolk police
Prison Inspector Kyle Matthews announced that Cecil Earl Smith, 34, an escapee from the Macon county prison camp in August 1946, was captured by Norfolk police on a burglary tools charge. Smith, a Craven county convict sentenced in February 1943, had been held awaiting further action.
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Raleigh
Kyle Matthews
Norfolk Police
Cecil Earl Smith
Macon County
Matthews
Smith
Baghboro
Craven County
Johnson Receives South Advancement Award
In Charlotte on September 20 the Catholic committee of the south selects Dr. Guy B. Johnson, UNC sociology professor, for its annual award honoring the man who has best advanced the South. The eighth convention will host the presentation. Past recipients include David Lilienthal and Dr. George Washington Carver.
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Charlotte
Catholic Committee of the South
Guy B. Johnson
University of North Carolina
David F. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
George Washington Carver
Broughton Re elected Foundation President in Raleigh
J Nelville Broughton of Raleigh former North Carolina governor has been re elected president of the North Carolina Engineering Foundation an organization supporting engineering research and education at N C State College Also re elected were Harry W Straus Brevard vice president R D Beam Raleigh secretary and J G Vann Raleigh treasurer The earliest record of knitting traces to 15th century England where knit caps were worn by the poorer classes
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Raleigh
J. Nelville Broughton
North Carolina
North Carolina Engineering Foundation
N. C. State College
Harry W. Straus
Brevard
R. D. Beam
J. G. Vann
England
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High Point Barber Shop
North Main ST
Veteran Service Station
C. M. Gardner
N. BE. Russell
Sheraton
Goodyear Shoe Repair
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A. &. Sherron
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S. E. Hauser & Company Phon
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Arthur Palmist
English St
Thomasville Highway
Cecil's Office Equipment CO
S. Main St
Southern Motor Company
DeSoto
Plymouth South Main
Service
Rogers
Lester's Jewelry
N. Main ST
Wilson Flooring CO
High Point
159 & Main
Elgin
Lester
N. Main
Numa F. Reid Lodge
AF &Am
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J. T. Gregory
Jack
Hydraulic Jack CO
Monthen Ave
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James H. Dobbins
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BIOG
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Oak St
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Alex Ferree
Broughton
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