Inflationary policy ruins debt control says writer
The piece argues the Fed must raise rates to curb inflation while acknowledging inflation never stopped. It credits Baruch and bankers warning of ongoing inflation, critiques Congress for large spending and debt hikes, and warns debt limits push more credit and currency devaluation toward bankruptcy.
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Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Senate Finance Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Congress
The
Tax Foundation
Harry Truman
Only In America author Harry Golden’s enduring North Carolina prominence
The article recalls Harry Golden’s rise from prison term to influential North Carolina writer and editor of the Caroline Israelite. It notes his parole, 1940 Charlotte settlement, and a pending national acceptance fueled by his book success, urging readers to await his next work and defend his contributions.
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America
Harry L. Golden
Carolina
Harry B Goldhurst
Carter Glass
Ofirginia
Golden
Harry
Charlotte
North Carolina
Harry Golden
Quemoy and Matsu seen as frontline to Free China defense
Alfred Kohlberg asserts Quemoy and Matsu deter Communist invasion of Formosa. The letter argues these islands are essential to U S strategy, preventing amphibious strikes and preserving Formosa, noting they are controlled by the Republic of China and lie outside the three mile limit.
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Free China
Amoy
Foochow
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Hongkong
General MacArthur
San Francisco
Alfred Kohlberg
American China Policy Assn., Inc
A Lawyer Heritage From Psalm 1 and Gettysburg
Sunday Sermon honors lawyers, tracing their shaping of law from ancient groves to Gettysburg and Washington. The speaker recalls declarations of liberty and democracy, and notes the protection offered by legal volumes that anchor faith and rights in society.
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Greece
Gettysburg
National Senate
Washington
Private by Lester Atwell recounts a soldier in World War II
A Brooklyn native in his thirties, Lester Atwell traces six months in Europe with the Third Army, detailing supply abundance, aid station work, and varied soldier conduct from heroism to cowardice, amid battles near Metz and the Saar. The account ends with homeward travel across France in June.
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Lester Atwell
Europe
Brooklyn
Atwell
Third Army
Metz
Saar
Germany
France
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Henry B. Clark II
Rotary Foundation
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
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DA Rawley
R . Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Patterson
Vv W Idol, JR
Charles
Loflin
Bove Mail
Carrier
Higopane N. Cy
Enterprise
New York Herald Tribune
Korea
Berlin
Vietnam
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Yalta
Potsdam
U.S.S.R
Chiang Kai-shek
Borden
County
State Health Department
Borden Company
Irbywood Drive
Health Department
W. R. Comfort
Republic
Robert Marks
Siegfried Line
Pacific
Willie Mae
Elizabeth Kytle
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Atlanta
Louisville
Herman Talmadge
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