Taft Lectures at Chapel Hill Could Shape N C GOP Vote
Taft invited to deliver three Weil Lectures at the University of North Carolina on November 27 to 29. The talks on government are seen as potentially influencing North Carolina Republicans ahead of the 1952 convention. A forthright Taft appearance could boost his convention prospects, while a vague performance might lose him support.
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Weil
Chapel Hill
Robert A. Taft
University of North Carolina
Taft
Ohio
North Carolina
Republican National
Eisenhower
Tom Dewey
Proper Action by Senate Votes to End Tax Exempt Expense Allowances
The Senate approved 77 to 11 ending tax exemptions on expense allowances for the President and Congress. Effective Jan 1, 1953, these allowances will be taxed like regular salary, removing an ongoing tax avoidance. The piece argues for equal tax treatment and questions current salary and living costs for lawmakers.
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United States Senate
Congress
House
Senate
United States
Washington
Frank Daniels elected SNPA president at Raleigh News and Observer
The Raleigh News and Observer publisher Frank Daniels is chosen as president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association. Described as a practical progressive, Daniels is contrasted with his colleague Brother Jonathan and seen as aligning with Democratic labels while upholding solid newspaper principles. The election is well received locally.
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Terry
Robert L. Thompson
Easter D. & Rawley
Co. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Siete Eee Press
AP News
Frank Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Dice
Frank
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Jonathan
Truman
Brotherhood
Josephus
Brother Dice
SNPA
Utilising Our Privileges Editorial Prefers Civic Duty
An editoral note urges readers to practice practical patriotism and civic duties during BPW Week. It emphasizes ownership of rights under life liberty and happiness, and calls for active citizenship including voting and supporting elected officials. It frames national privilege as earned by responsible public service.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Turpentine Drippings And The Trouble With Chivalry
A mixed page of quirky notes and quotes from several papers. A bus dialogue recalls a last midnight ride where a gentleman gave his seat to a lady, while other items reference 1885 prices for ham butter and cheese, plus brief mentions of accidents through 1951 and Rockefeller lore.
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Richmond County Journal
Commentary on Peace Effort and Cold War Debate Across Neighbors
A collage of reader comments and syndicated opinion pieces discusses American aid to Western Europe under the Marshall Plan, the role of Britain and NATO allies, and the risks of Communism. It reflects on taxpayer costs, political effects, and the balance between defense and economic aid, with quotes from diverse voices and a closing joke about church etiquette.
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High Point
Europe
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Britain
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Germany
Italy
Spain
Greece
Turkey
America
Daily
Smith
Atlantic Alliance
D. S
Russia
Truman
Wwell
Patrick Henry
Crooked Journalists and Public Scandals Across Borders
A critical look at corruption in the press notes how power corrupts reporters and editors. It cites Jake Lingle, a New York city editor, and scandals from Atlantic City to Denver, Bennett, Best, and others, showing the underworld of tainted money, fake exclusives, and payoffs in journalism. Two people are killed and 200 injured in U.S. road accidents every ten minutes.
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Democracy
Jake Lingle
Underworld
Chicago
Lingle
Alphonse Capone
Jake
New York City
Reed
Jersey
Atlantic City
California
Samish
United States
Antelope HORIZONTAL 3 Three-toed Tash
Puzzle clues appear in a scattered list referencing multiple definitions and wordplay items including animals actions beverages and names. The fragment hints at a crossword style grid with numbered clues and partial answers such as small bed rest and a villain in black in Othello. No coherent article event is present.
Puzzle Clues From a Past Themed Word List
A compact puzzle item lists clues and abbreviations like Tellurium Te Dysprosium Dy and options for prefixes, with entries such as label gram and throat for a vertical set. It hints at a crossword style grid and hidden answers across and down, inviting wordplay and deduction.
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High Point Enterprise
Democratic Party
Wachineri
Rocky Mount
New York
Tarbell
C. W. Hammond
Fuquay
Wall Street Journal
South
Samson
Bill Sharpe
Jim Parker
Chatham News
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Zebulon
Kannapolis
Daily Independent
David W. Burris
Victor H. Yandle
395Th Engineer
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Burris
Pfc
Yandle
Monroe Journal
Arthur
News and Views
Bill Day
Korea
Bill
Japan
Cleveland Times
Napoleon
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Adolf Hitler
England
Orient
Pacific
Sieria
Alaska
W. A. Bivins
Great Britain
John Lawgoard
Walter Winchell
Tammany Halls
Reform
Jost
Wall Street
N. Y.restaurateur
Fred G. Bonfils
The
Denver Post
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Bonfils
Sinclair
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
Commerce City
James Gordon Bennett
Bennett
U. S
Robert Best
Baltimore
Benedict Arnold
Short
Best
Sord Cober
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