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Taft budget cuts and defense before tax cuts urged
Taft forecasts a 13 billion dollar 1947 budget cut with a further 5 billion the next year and a 20 percent tax cut. The piece urges balancing the budget and strengthening national defense before pursuing tax reductions, warning against weakening debt and foreign policy.
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Robert Taft
Republican Party
Remote Control Radio Sets Tested for 15 Mile Range
Reports state remote control radios test to operate up to 15 miles above the earth. Several people we know are planning to obtain one for their neighbors.
German Deportees Tilt Germany Toward Communist Shift
Dorothy Thompson cites Anne O'Hare McCormick describing German deportees pouring into Germany from Czechoslovakia and Hungary at five to ten thousand weekly. She warns Allied statesmen face moral and historical responsibility for reshaping Germany into a weak, communist state while preserving its industry, and notes Soviet aims to absorb Germany with a reduced population and integrated power, opposed by limited Western options.
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Germany
Anne O'Hare McCormick
New York Times
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
U.S. A
Potsdam
Molotov
Soviet Union
Russia
Europe
Italy
France
Wehrmacht
Byrnes
Stuttgart
United States
United States of Europe
Churchill
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Gault MacGowan
Berlin
New York Sun
General McClure
Dana
Associated Press
Rudolph Agricola
Publishers’ Committee
Heidelberg Rhine-Ecker
The French Relapse as World Power Shifts Risk
Paul Mallon argues that a Communist win in France could tilt the UN Big Five, giving Stalin influence over NATO allies and the world army, while De Gaulle’s comeback offers a counterweight. He warns anti-communist votes could fracture, letting communists gain leverage and threaten Anglo-Saxon leadership.
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France
Russia
UNO Council
UNO
United States
Great Britain
Council
Inside News
Paris
Censored Radio and Moscow News Suppression
George E. Sokolsky analyzes American radio censorship in Moscow after a Sept. ban on broadcasts. He links suppression to pressure on reporters and cites Moorad's Behind the Curtain and reactions by Pravda and other outlets. He argues the State Department should defend free press and disclose censorship details.
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Molotov
Waldorf-Astoria
Moscow
Navy
State Department
George Moorad
Columbia Broadcasting System
Manchuria
Finland
Romania
Russia
Moorad
New Republic
William L. White
Moorad Rays
Pravda
Zaslavsky
Paul Winterton
Winterton
New York
Reader's Digest
Army Mail Service
Dan Deluce
Parker
David Zaslavsky
Tass
Stettinius
Lomachkin
Comrade Molotov
the Waldorf
King Features Syn. Inc
Crossword Puzzle Clues Horizontal and Vertical
A readable crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries labeled by numbers. Contains definitions for terms such as picture radio star click beetle open entangle tenant under a lease and related crossword answers across both orientations.
Polk Street Professor Seeks Help From Tax Office
A local tale recounts Theo Combest from the Income Tax Office correcting a 1945 tax report. The narrator and wife quarrel over errors and a $57.17 balance, while Mrs. Combest jokes that he is a “Professor Capone.” The piece ends with plans to write Uncle Sam a kind letter.
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Theo Combest
Income Tax Office
Leavenworth
Mr. Combest
Combest
Professor Capone
Landad
Bruno
Sam
Back De Gaulle and Bidault to Halt Communist Gain in France
The author laments American policy that failed to back De Gaulle and Bidault, accusing anti-Catholic sentiment of weakening their stance. He warns that a two thirds anti communist majority must curb Thorez and prevent China from falling to communism, urging stronger support for France and aligned Western front.
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Bidault
de Gaulle
King Features Syn. Inc
Three Children Die in Flames in Pennsylvania Cottage
In Morrisville Pennsylvania three young brothers Raymond Daniels three and Mark Daniels Jr two perished in a fire that destroyed their farm cottage. Their mother, unable to reach them, fought to save them as flames engulfed the home.
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Morrisville
Raymond Daniels
Mark Daniels
Tragic Cottage Fire Claims Daniels Children
In a cottage fire sparked by an oil stove explosion the Daniels family suffered three deaths. William Daniels, six months, died en route after being carried from the blaze. James, two, and Ronald, four, escaped but were rescued with Ronald later surviving. Mrs. Erna Daniels, 23, was treated for burns and said she left the children alone to visit a neighbor as fire engulfed the upstairs bedroom. Donald sustained only minor burns.
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William Daniels
Ronald
Donald
Erna Daniels
Florida Becomes Petroleum State with 27500 Barrels in 1945
Florida joined the petroleum states list and produced 27 500 barrels of oil in 1945 reflecting a growing energy sector for the state.
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Florida
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