Governor J Melville Broughton Viewed as Improving Governor
In Washington talk, Governor J M Broughton is discussed as a potential Democratic Vice Presidential nominee though not viewed as likely. The piece credits his growth during wartime, notes past poor appointments, and argues he is becoming a better governor and bigger man the longer he serves.
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More Marshall editor notes on Marshall power shift concerns
Burton Heath argues against moving General George C. Marshall from Washington to a field command. He cites Army and Navy Journal concerns about interests aiming to sideline Marshall, notes Marshall’s strengths as organizer and chief of operations, and contends a shift could be tragic given current Allied war progress.
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War news truth vs comfort in home front reporting
The piece questions whether wartime reporting should show raw casualties and grim realities or trend toward sanitized images. It cites OWL and OWI efforts to reveal the full story, including dead and wounded, to compel bond purchases, and discusses public reactions and opinions from High Point residents and officials.
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We Should Keep Armaments to Stand Strong at Peace Talks
Washington notes debate on postwar policy as editor Robert L M Parks defends keeping arms. The author argues nations seek advantage, compares peace conferences to business deals, warns against disarmament illusions, and urges retained bases and leases for security and strength.
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WINCHELL On Broadway Brings A-List Nightlife To Town
Gala night notes from Monte Carlo to Broadway feature Jack McLean, Ann Rutherford, Lucille Ball, Virginia Forbes and many stars at hot spots like the Hurricane and Stork Club. Gossip-heavy items cover marriages, vacations, and showbiz buzz, with a midtown glimpse of fashion, meals, and social chatter.
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Hope Diamond
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Barbara Whipple
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South Shore
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Ruban Bleu
Russia
Sasha
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Yasha
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Leoville
Gerry Gables
Lizzie Dilling
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