Dark horse still possible in North Carolina governor race
The piece notes Henry Jordan may run with Kerr Scott's blessing, while Umstead leads among announced contenders. It highlights Hubert Olive and Brandon Hodges as potential rivals, and argues enthusiasm is low for named candidates, leaving a late-entry dark horse as a real possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jordan
Cedar Falls
Democratic
Kerr Scott
Kerr
Dr. Jordan
Everett
Bill Umstead
Scott
Jordan
Hodges
Umstead
Johnson
Labor Leaders Pledge Blacklist of 19 Senators
In San Francisco the American Federation of Labor announces plans to defeat 19 U S senators next year. Senator Robert A Taft says labor’s move helps each of the 19, though analysts note his Ohio victory showed many union members opposed leadership tactics. The piece argues rank and file resist bloc voting and value independent choice, suggesting Taft understands union members better than AFL leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
United States
Robert A. Taft
Labor
Organized Labor
Ohio
Taft
Bill Greene
Phil Murray
AFL
Greene
Woody’’ Morgan
Canary
Raleigh
Warwick Hotel
Woodruff Lins Morgan
Banking Tribe
Paramount
Lord Beaverbrook
Marion Murray
Danny Arnstein
Sherry-Frontenac
Casablanca
Miami Beach
Columm
Gen Marshall
Sec
Lovett
Ezzard Charles
Ford Frick
Robert Cointreau
Liqueur Family
Princess Yourevitch
Betty Furness
John Newland
Jackie Eliison
Milton Berle
Lindy’s
Equal Pay for Women Through Equal Work Progress
An editorial marks BPW Week and traces women’s shift from limited 19th century roles to widespread office and industrial positions today. It notes the persistence of unequal pay for equal work and cites the need for legislative action to end sex-based discrimination, urging continued advancement and training for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional
Young Women’s Christian Association of New York
Ballard
Y.W.C.A
Christopher Sholes
Mad House Lunch Near Political Rivalry in Senate Dining Room
A witty mix of Washington musings recounts Sen Margaret Chase Smith dining with Sen John Butler after a quick dispute over contested remarks. The column satirizes tax relief for public power versus private power, a Nebraska farmer seeking steel, NPR red tape, and a playful quip about a corn crib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
John MM. Butler
Maryland
Senate Finance Committee
The
Republic
Nebraska
Hugh Butler
Senator Butler
Marie Federle
NPR
Aifler
Those Days Experts on China Were Priced at 12 for 10
Dean Acheson told Eugene Dooman that China experts were a time a dozen, noting a long history of Americans in China. The piece cites Roy Anderson, George Fitch, Upton Close and Major Arthur Bassett, as well as changes after Roosevelt's presidency, and questions Acheson's selections and biases within the State Department and Institute of Pacific Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Acheson
Eugene Dooman
State Department
China
Roy Anderson
Soochow
Atlanta
Soochow University
Sun Yat-sen
Anderson
Peking
Rodney
Gilbert
New York Herald Tribune
Upton Close
Wu Pei-fu
George Fitch
Chiang Kaishek
British- American Tobacco Company
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Arthur Bassett
British-American Tobacco Company
Philippines
U. S
Provost Marshall
15Th Infantry
Tientsin
Bassett
United States
Asia
Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
Far Fastern
Philip Jessup
Institute of Pacific Relations
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Owenttimore
McCarran
Quotes on American Pops and family values attract debate
The quotation from Philip Wylie criticizing American fathers is echoed by Senator Ralph E. Flanders. The exchange labels fathers as hypocritical and unreliable, while debating whether the critique reflects broader social attitudes toward parenting and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Wylie
Page Six Gossip Mix Sparks Royal Scandals and Deals
New York society columns reveal a flood of rumors from Hollywood and high society. Ballet legend Balanchine tied to LeClercq, Turner linked with Cy Howard, and Joe Louis and Marlene Dietrich amid assets in foreign banks. Other items include union talks, divorce plans, and theatre news, all unfolding with vivid names and places across Manhattan and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gross
Panarella
Balanchine
Tanaquil LeClerq
Tamara Geva
Alexandra Daniova
Vera Zorina
Tallchief
Lana Turner
Cy Howard
Movietown
Joan McCracken
Shubert Alley
Scott Brady
Dorothy Malone
Mocambo-Ciro
Franchot
Neva Patterson
M. Ellis
Marie
Trinia) Wilson
Bob Fallon
Elizabeth Taylor
Stanley Donen
Marion Marshall
Jane Wyman
Judd Downing
Gilbert Roland
Doris Duke
Atty
Waldorf Lobby
New York
Diplomat
A. F
United Auto Workers Union
N. ¥. Times
Rudy Halley
Roy Howard
Gerard
Riker
Riker’s Island
Frank Millionerickson
Barbara Hutton
U. S
Vladimir Horowitzes
Harlem
Billy Rowe
O’dwyer
Washington
Martha Rountree
Joe Louis
London
Marlene Dietrich
Joe
Carole Sawyer
Arthur Dupler
Peter Shaw
Angela Lansbury
Yuletide
Sumner Welles
Harriet Post
Emmerich von Jezensky
Paris
N. Y. Post
Dorothy Schiff
Rudolph Sonnerborn
Opera Manager Quote on Young Singers Pushed Early
Rudolph Bing, longtime manager of the New York Metropolitan Opera, laments in Europe or elsewhere that young singers are compelled into heavy work too soon for money, warning about the toll on artistry and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Rudolph Bing
New York Metropolitan Opera
Fragmented Puzzle Clue List With Mixed Answers
A dense, partial crossword style prompt lists many clues and word fragments across numbers and hints. It includes references to places like BORIZONTA IL and Minnesota, various word fragments, and archaic terms, with incomplete solutions and corrupted punctuation. The content resembles a garbled puzzle page portion.
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High Point
N.C
R.B. Terry
Esc
Robert L. Thompson
D. A Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
the High Point
N. C
Enterprise
Hubert Olive
Lexington
Brandon Hodges
Asheville
Olive
American Legion
Senator Hoey
Don Elias
Alta Chamelin
Truman Taft Eisenhower
MacArthur
Sen
Margaret Smith
Back Street
Mrs. Smith
Allan Oakley Hunter
California
Oakley Hunter
Allan Oakley
Wags
Annie Oakley
George Dixon
Barkley
Wespers
George Sokolsky
Mr. Achesox
Papa
Ralph E. Flanders
Walter Winchell
N. Y. Times
M. Berger
Tribune
George L. Hartford
A&p
Wall Street
Nail Power & Light
Flo Chadwick
Calif
Catalina Island
Bob Topping
Vanderbilt Clan
Peter Howard
Aya Samal
Fanny Ward
Lord Plunkett
Verna
Lindi Leo
Robert Taylor
Orson Welles
Leonore Rosenstein
Reno
Schenley
Walter Annenberg
Phila. Inquirer
RFC
Thurz. A.m
Gillenger Hesp
J. Foster Dulles
White
5Th Avenue
Sugar Ray
Paul Heller
86Th
Lex
Music Corp. of America
M. Massers
Tune Pan Alley
Sonja Henie
Cow Palace
Runyon Fund
Sydney Moseley
David Winadsor
Jeanne Bal
Madam
Isabel Bigley
Guyzndolls
Peter Miller
Dorothy Shay
Shay Vesh
Kenny
Borizonta
Minois
Egypt
Wihson
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