A Fine Job Well Done at Tabor City Legion Baseball
Editorial praises Arthur Prince for organizing and funding the Tabor City American Legion junior baseball team. It credits his day and night effort over three summers and notes others who helped including Billy Dorman Phil Hughes Raymond Mallard Roy Buffkin and local donors. The piece emphasizes character, sportsmanship and wholesome entertainment over wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Prince
Tabor City
American Legion Post
Billy Dorman
Phil Hughes
Raymond Mallard
Roy Buffkin
Profit or Loss Margin Close
Retail costs rise as wages rents and taxes climb, while profits stay slim. In 1950 department stores earned about 3.7 cents per dollar, and food chains around one cent, showing retailers face thin margins amid high prices.
Public belief on shared duty for trimming government spend
The piece argues that real economy comes from a joint effort by Congress, the Administration, and the American people. It urges chambers of commerce and civic groups across counties to demand cuts and praise lawmakers for thrift, noting officials heed local sentiment and will act if constituents back genuine penny-pinching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Hamilton Replies Editor in Tribune Klan Rebuttal
A reader from Leesville S C defends the Ku Klux Klan against a Tribune editorial. He claims the Klan is anti civil rights and denounces ant i Klansmen while praising loyal American values and urging voting to protect America. He also attacks opposition as communist or subversive and invokes Jesus Christ in defense of his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
Washington , D. C
Klan
America
Land
Masonic Lodge
Ku Klux Klan
Jesus Christ
Thomas L. Hamilton
Pen
Hamilton
Patt
Secret Police
Gestapo
Mr. Hamilton
KKK
Jesus Chris
Tabor City
Rebuttal Letter Addresses Hamilton Over Press Freedom and Accusations
A newspaper replies to Mr. Hamilton defending open editorial pages while denying ties to the Newspaper Guild and denouncing his charge of un Americanism. The writer compares Myrtle Beach incidents to extremist actions, condemning violence and drawing contrasts with historical American ideals.
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Hamilton
Newspaper Guild
North
South Carolina
Carolinas
KKK
Myrtle Beach
al Capone
Hitler
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the Atlantic Publishing Co
Horace Carter
Mark C. Garner
MRS. Evelyn
Bill Oakley
J. A. Herlocker
Pressman
Columbus
Bladen
Brunswick
Marion
Horry
Dillon
Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc
Chicago, Ill
Ance
Davia Generry
N. C
Tribune
Invisible Empire Association of Carolina
Klans of the
Leesville, S. C
Office
GRAND
Tabor City, N.C
Tabor City Mutual Funeral Association, Inc
Independent Mutual Life Insurance Company
White Motor Sales
Green Sea Road
Kaiser-Frazer Henry J
Pan American World Airways
Miami
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tiphaine and Co. K.F
Tiphaine
Spradley
Whiteville
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