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No Place for Secrecy as Spaak Elected UN President
The United Nations Assembly chooses Dr. Paul-Henri Spaak of Belgium as president at its opening session in London using a secret ballot. Critics warn secret voting could set a risky precedent for decisions affecting world peace and prosperity. Americans and others favor public ballots for transparency.
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Morgenthau Warns Potsdam Failure Risks Chaos
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau says Europe faces chaos as Potsdam Declaration remains a blueprint for four months. He warns hundreds of thousands of Europeans will die this winter unless action is taken.
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New Deal pattern favors giants over small businesses
George Sokolsky argues the administration pursues a New Deal approach by privileging the largest firms in each sector, sidelining small entrepreneurs, with examples from steel, auto, and labor negotiations to claim a systemic bias against competition.
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Lippmann cites Welles charge over U S foreign policy in Moscow London
Walter Lippmann argues Mr Sumner Welles unjustly accuses the United States of bad faith in Moscow and London policy shifts. He says London misrepresented US aims and Moscow showed tempered principles balancing interests in Europe and Asia.
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They Blame Home Front in GI Gripes and Morale
Bill Cunningham analyzes widespread GI complaints about home front morale and broken promises. He argues leadership failed to sell wartime purposes, causing disillusionment in soldiers and families and a shift from conqueror to cry-baby in global view.
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Polk Street Professor on Perfume and Fairy Stories
A columnist muses on a perfume ad claiming to attract men and jokes about creating a fragrance that targets single men. He then reflects on belief in fairy tales as he recalls a cinema scene of a small child and oversized dreamers.
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From A Historic Telegraph Page
Crossword puzzle listing numerous across clues including pictures of yachtsman Captain bloodlessness Australian island and various definitions. The page shows entries such as One Scot For prefix Dutch river and other terms with several language notes and abbreviations.
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The Strong Take It Away From the Smart Says Cagney
The speaker recalls a James Cagney quote from a classic film about power dynamics. He notes the maxim that the strong seize from the weak while the smart seize from the strong, and remarks how such moments occur periodically.
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Combination Bomber Ready for Midway Class Carriers
The Navy announced the BTM Mauler a new combination dive and torpedo bomber for Midway class carriers. It features a range over 1700 miles, dive speed over 500 mph, can carry 4000 pounds of bombs or rockets or a torpedo plus 2000 pounds of bombs or rockets. Built by Glenn L. Martin Company of Baltimore for the fleet.
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Mauler aircraft boasts extreme speed and massive power
The Mauler exceeds 359 mph in speed and 500 mph in a dive, weighs about 17 500 pounds unloaded, and carries brakes to slow for lower altitude pulls. It uses a Pratt and Whitney Wasp Major engine rated at 3 000 horsepower and a 14 foot 8 inch four–blade Curtiss propeller.
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Congress Hears Plan to Extend US Employment Service Control
House Labor Committee backed legislation aligning with President Truman to keep the United States Employment Service under federal control through July 1, 1947. The move mirrors the administration's recommendation and continues federal supervision of job services.
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