To The Women Editorial on National Business Women’s Week
Elizabeth Brown writes for the High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club praising National Business Women’s Week. She urges women to engage in democracy, education, and community work, noting women’s rising influence, economic power, and role in shaping national policy and local life.
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High Point
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Federation
High Point Club
Discipline and the fire of spiritual discipline in life
The article reflects on Jesus teachings on cutting off hindrances to righteousness and purifying life through the fire of discipline. It contrasts temple commerce with reverence, asks if communities today are consecrated by truth, and urges personal accountability before God.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Gehenna
Temple
House of God
House of Prayer
Christ
High Point
Ike
GOP
Newsboy
Tee
Aewsboy
William Randolph Hearst
42Nd Street
Crosstown
14Th Precinct
B’way
Radio City
Noisy Coinage Talk Echoes Across States
A collage of brief quotes from papers in Asheville Nashville and Kingsport notes new slang door for dollar and a rumor of a living room popcorn machine for TV homes. The snippets hint at cultural shifts and consumer dreams in the early press chatter.
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United States
Nashville (Tenn
Kingsport
Tenn
The Curse of the Tindles Aboard Eisenhower Campaign Train
A column recounts superstition aboard the Eisenhower campaign train as the Tindle brothers allegedly trigger mishaps at Evansville and Owensboro. The piece blends satire with election‑era fear, noting dodgy signals, crowd sightlines, and a delivery truck near disaster while Ike jokes about the crowd and the train’s pace.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Lee Tindle
Evansville
Ind
New York
Tindles
Cecil A. Tindle
Frere
Cecil Tindle
Tindle
America
Cecil
Owensboro
Mr. Tindle
Hopes Man Will Do a Tito Whistling In the Dark
Governor Herman Talmadge of Georgia mocked a Tito like maneuver as extreme political folly. The piece criticizes plans for recognizing Soviet China via UN and US actions, warns against Maoist alignment, and argues for cautious State Department decisions amid Korea and UN politics.
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Tito
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Soviet China
United Nations
United States
International Red Cross
Toronto
China
Great Britain
H. Lattimore-Frederick V
State Department
Mao Tze-tung
Stalin
Chiang
Althoug
Uni
Adlai Stevenson
Dean Acheson
Talmadge
William L. Holland
The
Institute of Pacific Relations
Quotes on McCarthy and wartime figures surface in public discourse
A jumble of quotes references Sen. Joseph McCarthy facing debate, Millard Tydings, CIO President Philip Murray, Dwight Eisenhower, Gen. H L Boatner, Francis Van Wie, and others. The passage reflects opinions on anti communism, peace, workers rights, and public figures, with mixed attributions and incomplete phrases.
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Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Wain
Nation
Millard Tydings
Maryland
CIO
Philip Murray
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Nightlife Notes and City Buzz
A collage of celebrity sightings and district musings from New York. Joe DiMaggio Marilyn Monroe rumors Sophie Tucker Betty Hutton and more populate social columns. Wort broadly frames show folk, politics, crimes, and nightlife across midtown and the East Side.
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Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
Guild
Paul Lucas
Stork Club
Sophie Tucker
Betty Hutton
Patricia Marand
If Senate Ethics Bill Had Passed Nixon Would Be Cleared
Washington report notes that a 1951 ethics bill requiring officials earning over 10000 to disclose outside income assets and liabilities would likely have kept Nixon from taking the vice presidential nomination. The piece describes Nixon as a victim of his own frankness for revealing outside help from California constituents and a tax dispute over whether such aid counted as income.
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Senate
Nixon
Washington
NEA
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Douglas
Committee On Ethics
Richard M. Nixon
California
Senator Nixon
Chicago
Dana C Smith
Dana Smith
Spring Valley
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Asheville
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Omega (Ga
George Dixon
Ncense
Japan
Russia
H. L. Boatner
Rose Island
Francis van Wie
San Francisco
Walter Winchell
Lindy
Young Communist League
Penk
Leo Durocher
Friars
David
Betty Bigelow
Archibald MacLeish
Jim Piersall
Red Sox
Westboro
Mass. State Hospital
Pearl Bailey
Walcott - Marciano
Broadway
Congressional
Board of Education
Committee
Police Dept
Hunter College
Artie Pines
Bud Gibbs
Patricia Lee Cook
Hemingway
Manhattan
110Th
Manhattan Ave
Ave. D
2D Street
Abie
Hymie's
Ave. C
Katz
E. Houston Street
Roth's
E. 1St
Edith Piaf
Versailles
Martha Raye
Latin Quarter
Tamana Hayes
Jane Shour
Esquire
Fulton Oursler
Reader's Digest
la Vie En Rose
Marciano
Jabraltar
Old Roumanian
Park Avenue
Villa d’Este
Paris
Chiseler’s
Jack O’brian
N. Y
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