Dynamic Conservation in Industry Protects Resources
The piece argues that conservation is driven by business efficiency rather than public agencies. It highlights American Forest Products Incorporated and its program to educate woodland owners, promoting guarded harvesting and wise marketing to keep forests abundant. It frames conservation as productive industry action benefiting society.
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American Forest Products, Incorporated
Price Control in Peacetime Nostalgia versus Reality
In peacetime price control is criticized as a false remedy that would stifle American initiative and create a bloated bureaucracy. The piece argues wartime controls diverted resources to war efforts and warns that restoring price limits would invite black markets, reduce production, and harm consumers and honest sellers. It urges preserving U.S. opportunity and rejects renewed price controls.
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OPA
United States
England
The Press Here and in Russia
A critical comparison argues that Soviet control of the press contrasts with American free speech. It claims Russia uses state influence to push pro government content and punishes deviation, while U S press freedom underpins all freedoms. It asserts Soviet denunciations of American journalism praise the system.
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Russia
Politburo
Foreign Office
Kremlin
U. S
Economic Highlights of Soviet Policy and US Relations
The piece argues that postwar US Soviet ties soured rapidly, with diplomatic rhetoric giving way to power politics. It notes Soviet policy can be gauged by its state press, which mirrors Kremlin views, and suggests a shift from polite diplomacy to a more confrontational stance.
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United States
Soviet Union
Germany
Russia
Kremlin
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Vintage Page
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Ocean
Soviet Attacks on U S Leaders Echo Prewar Russia
The piece notes Soviet newspapers harshly target the United States and its leaders including Truman Marshall Dewey Taft and Vandenberg. It argues Soviet propaganda aims to boost domestic loyalty and hints the Kremlin now mirrors wartime tactics, with the Communist International reappearing under a new name.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
U. N
United States
Truman
Marshall
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Taft
Vandenberg
Germany
Russia
Third Reich
Kremlin
West
Stalin
Communist International
Soviet influence and Marshall plan discussed in Boston remarks
In a Boston Chamber of Commerce speech Attorney General Clark criticizes the new Belgrade information bureau as a veil for Soviet aims. He argues the Marshall Plan exposes the US-Soviet split, noting Moscow opposes it and could threaten Europe if hunger and despair persist.
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Communist “Information Bureau
Belgrade
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Clark
Europe
United States
Sovit Union
Russia
U. S
Soviet Union
Hungary
Ukraine
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