Battle of the Balcony fades from headlines and a Panama-anchored trial
The piece notes Senor Icaza’s testimony in the Tommy Dorsey trial leading to newspaper space and a return trip to Panama. It mocks the Battle of the Balcony coverage, cites the Atlantic Charter dispute before Congress, and praises New York’s poultry show amid a live fowl shortage.
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Senor
Antonio Icaza
Panama
Hhe Senor
United States
Senor Icaza
California
Leyte
Saarbrucken
Cologne
New York
Stettinius policy critique on Europe and Russia stance
The piece argues Stettinius favors applying liberal policy equally to Russia as Britain. It warns partiality risks Communist expansion in Europe and criticizes State Department appointees and foreign policy directions. It contends revolutions and mixed loyalties complicate postwar power, urging firm support for self determination everywhere.
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Grew
America
Tokyo
Japan
Senate
Stettinius
Clayton
Rockefeller
Archibald MacLeish
Library of Congress
MacLeish
State Department
Britain
Hull
Guffey
Russia
We must liberate Europe and welcome strong leadership
Dorothy Thompson argues Churchill overstates the danger of a leftist seizure in Europe. He urges fostering strong non Communist, patriotic governments, supporting reform and independence, notably in France and Italy, to channel radical currents away from Bolshevik extremes and avert chaos.
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Dorothy Thompson
Mr. Churchill
Europe
France
Anne O'Hare McCormick
de Gaulle
Russia
French Empire
AMG
Greece
Paris
Italy
Count Sforza
Badogna
Britain
United States
Rome
Cordell Hull
Badoglio
Mussolini
North
Africa
Perlot
Der
NO DISCRIMINATION By GEORGE SOKOLSKY
A proposed New York law would make all forms of employment discrimination a misdemeanor. It bars unions and employers from bias on race creed color or national origin but exempts many private non profit groups and small farms. The piece mocks loopholes and notes exceptions including domestic workers and family employment.
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State of
New York
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr
Stephen S. Wise
New York State
O. K
Public approval high for new Secretary Stettinius
A George Gallup Institute survey finds 90 percent of Americans familiar with and favorably disposed toward Edward R. Stettinius Jr upon taking the State Department post. The study notes he succeeds Cor dell Hull and entered politics with broad goodwill.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Institute
Stettinius
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Mr. Stettinius
Not So Long Ago December 15 1929 Flight and Global Politics
The fragment reports a French Uruguayan non stop flight from Seville to South America, a new tax law taxing incomes 4000 or less at 0.5 percent, U S protection for ex President Calles, Vatican stance on Saar, League of Nations fear Italy will reject Ethiopian jurisdiction, Ferguson clemencies record, Graf Spee ordered from Montevideo, Mexican communists stripped of nationality, Rayburn call to cut Southwest freight rates, and stray phrases about Stettinius and opinions.
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Uruguan
Seville
South America
United States
Calles
Mexico
Texas
Pius
Vatican
Saar
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Miriam A. Ferguson
Graf Spee
Montevideo
General Federation of Workers In
Sam Rayburn
Polk Street Professor on History Books and Truth
A speaker argues that history books differ by region and country, shaping views of wars and nations. He laments biased retellings and the reluctance of publishers to tell the truth, claiming true history could free people and nations from perpetual conflict.
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Mexico
France
England
Germany
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
Puzzle clues list including across and down entries from 1 to 61 with symbols and partial words, featuring references to languages, elements, gods, and common crossword terms. The grid hints mix abbreviations and archaic spellings across a wide range of topics.
War in Europe by end of 1944 or may extend into 1945
Churchill and Truman weigh uncertain timelines for war in Europe. Leaders acknowledge progress while warning several months of 1945 could be needed. Truman defends lend-lease as saving lives regardless of repayment.
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Europe
Winston Churchill
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