High Point editorial condemns misused civil rights phrase
The Enterprise argues that both major parties mislabel policies as civil rights and warns Black citizens not to overreact. It asserts local support for Negro economic and political advancement, rejects lynching and poll taxes, and urges prudent handling of civil rights rhetoric.
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UN hires psychiatrist to critique diplomats as childish
Dr Carl F Sulzberger, newly named psychiatric consultant to the United Nations, says psychiatry should not steer policy yet urges free critique of decision makers. He likens diplomats to children quarreling over toys and ice cream, noting Russian conduct as especially immature and dangerous, with the Berlin blockade cited as illustration.
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Carl F. Sulzberger
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Taylor leaves Democratic party centrists doubt running as Democrat again
Senator Glen Taylor, a third party vice presidential candidate, says he left the Democrats reluctantly and does not see himself running as a Democrat again. Observers note strong cross party alignment with his remarks.
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Glen Taylor
Democratic Party
Big Four foreign ministers clash over Italian colonies
In a rapid 13 hour 40 minute session the four major powers failed to reach agreement on the Italian colonies while jet age rhetoric dominates.
Casual Note on Schooldays and Music Through Generations
W A Bivins recalls two girls walking to a music lesson after school in Montlieu as he laments the old academy days in Hometown. He reflects on changing attitudes toward music and the shift from stern classroom work to modern youth embracing band orchestra and piano without embarrassment.
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Old Academy
Hometown
Dewey faces tangle of national capital and democracy oath
A column argues Governor Dewey may become president and will confront the capital mess as an effect not a cause. It urges keeping faith with democracy, honoring fallen service members, and avoiding Wall Street caricatures while politics evolve. It notes spoils system remnants and cautions about civil service expectations.
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Promising Toy Watch and Diamond Size Comparison
Scientists develop a gas tube watch that runs on a continuous radio impulse and never runs down. Comparisons note a diamond cube of 9 feet per side would hold all mined gems, while the cut diamonds would fit in a 2 by 4 foot cube. Auto tires lose air faster in summer as rubber pores expand.
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Lynn Logan
Yale
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Betty Field
H. Bromleys
Haila Stoddard
W. Jordans
Natalie Fabian
I Beck
Teamsters Union
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Warren
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Speculation on Dewey Cabinet Team and Selections
The piece argues Governor Dewey will form a nationwide, balanced cabinet with topnotch, responsible officials. It notes his method of delegation and his dislike of cronies, predicting announcements begin on November 33 and stressing geographic diversity and thorough vetting.
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The Mad House On Truman Campaign Train
George Dixon writes aboard President Truman's campaign train during a national plowing match in Dexter Iowa. He notes Truman's repeated calls of economic tapeworms and gluttons of privilege and describes farmers calm amid lavish support from Wall Street. Dixon admires Truman's resolve and questions media filters while doubting no threat to his re election.
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Matt Connelly
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Winchells Style Tribune Gossip From New York
A crowded column notes society engagements and rumors from Broadway to Brussels. Lee Shubert may pick a bride while various names loom in whispers, including Jo an Caulfield, Hedy Lamarr, and John Loder, plus royal intrigue and industry backers.
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Hedy Lamarr
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J. J. Astor
Carson City
Deems Taylor
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Donald Cook
Sa‘dee
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Notable names and rumors skim New York society pages
A collage of society tidbits mentions the Astors and Mrs. Leo Spitz as UN Assembly hostess in Paris, fashion shows at the Ritz, and Southern reactions to Truman. It notes Wright's possible citizenship claim, Runyon Committee praise for Sophie Tucker, and various celebrity intrigues from radio giveaways to Hollywood offers and elopements.
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Japanese Premier Pictured in Horizont/ 1 8
A photo shows the Japanese premier amid a crowd as a 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 28 29 31 33 34 35 37 40 42 43 44 46 52 54 55 56 58 60 61 letters clue a broad word puzzle. Officials and citizens gather for a public event with national symbolism.
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