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European dividing line in Central Europe and future clashes
Walter Lippmann argues the central question is whether the dividing line through Europe will become a clash between Russians and Anglo Americans. He notes Allied leaders once met at a line in Berlin Vienna and Trieste and warns they misread Europe by clinging to past wartime presumptions.
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Europe
Berlin
Vienna
Trieste
Balkans
Soviet Empire
Moscow
Ruhr
Rhineland
Teschen
South Tyrol
Venezia Giulia
Lewis welfare fund debate tests union power and law
The column argues John L. Lewis seeks a miners welfare fund funded by a coal tax and run by the union, noting legality debates under Wagner Act, historic union practices, and the danger of dictatorship within unions. It calls Congress to hearings and careful legislation while assessing European postwar power dynamics and Soviet imperial limits.
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John L. Lewis
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
Congress
Petrillo
Lewis
May Day Reflections Across War Divides
A May Day piece contrasts Soviet leader Stalin and pacifist views via Ilya Ehrenburg in New York. Ehrenburg argues Russians desire peace and normal life after war, while Stalin warns of encirclement. The note urges Ehrenburg to convey American sentiment to Stalin and frames the United States as seeking peaceful leadership.
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Moscow
Stalin
Ilya Ehrenburg
New York
Mr. Ehrenburg
Ehrenburg
United States
Russia
War by Impudence Sokolsky on Soviet Global Expansion
George E. Sokolsky argues that Soviet Russia rejects peace on equal terms and seeks global conquest through occupation in Iran, a Fifth Column in France led by Thorez and Duclos, and diplomacy via the United Nations to dominate Spain. He warns that Russia aims to destabilize and control international affairs through these three examples.
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Soviet Russia
Paris
Byrnes
United States
Winston Churchill
Greatritain
Joe Stalin
Great Britain
France
Russia
Rusia
Noomiy
Iran
United Nations
Security Council
Azerbaijan
Thorez
Duclos
Germany
de Gaulle
Thorez and Duclos
Spain
Franco
Europe
Asia
Stalin
Soviet
Hitler
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Polk Street Professor Dream of Trial and Loyalty Shifts
A dream sequence shows a man on trial facing friends who exaggerate or tell the truth as the jury weighs his fate. Some betray to help him while one friend lies to aid him, and the verdict never comes. The narrator wakes, blaming overeating for such wild imagery.
Crosswords Puzzle Answer to Previous Grid
Horizontal and vertical clues span common crossword entries with references to numbers and word forms. The grid includes hints for words such as heater beverage and English river, with answers like loaded departed and notary public, plus a mix of abbreviations and suffixes.
European Revolution Powers Civil Conflict Uncertain Alliances
The passage foresees a vast civil war plunging nations into anarchy where non European powers struggle to identify friends from foes. It signals an upcoming piece examining how the European revolution drives the wider conflict among the Big Three.
Old Salt Shaker Proves Gold Mine for Collector
Hummelstown Pennsylvania May 14 David B. Riegel leveraged his knowledge of Baron Stiegel glassware to win an auction over the weekend. An old salt shaker sold for 3.75 dollars to Riegel as the sole bidder.
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Hummelstown
David B. Riegel
Baron Stiegel
Riegel
Antique Purchase Sparks Value Debate After Auction
An antique dealer bought the item shortly after the sale for 125 dollars, prompting consideration of its true value and market demand. The incident highlights fluctuations in appraisal accuracy and the potential for rapid resale gains.
Louisiana berry crop hits new high in value
The 1946 Louisiana strawberry crop is valued at 10.5 million dollars, a record high and 1.5 million more than the 1921 peak, with Hammond as the report point.
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Hammond
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University of Pennsylvania
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