Letters to the Editor Policy and Publisher Contacts
Communications or letters to the editor must be honorable proper and bear the signature of the author. Inland Newspaper Representatives Inc lists addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City St Louis for national display and submission processing.
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Inland Newspaper Representatives, Inc
New York
East 42Nd St
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Kansas City
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Syndicate Trust
Soviet Spy Rings in Canada Revealed by Royal Commission
In August 1945 Canada convicted 10 Canadians tied to a Soviet spy network run by Col. Zabotin and the NKVD. The royal commission details two independent rings, daily Moscow contact, sealed rooms, and separate code systems, with ambassadors kept uninformed. The report is summarized for readers and a paperback edition offered.
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James Marlow
Washington
Ings
Russia
Canada
Ottawa
Moscow
Col. Zabotin
NKVD
Secret Police
Communist Party
Royal Commission
Zabotin
Commission
Royal Printer
Otawa
St Ieepans
F ‘Eport
Cenis
Lobe is Where You Hind Up cute by Kay Hamilton
Paul Andrew Delacourt, heir to a vast fortune, faces loneliness and a rigid life after elite schooling. He recalls failed social attempts, a war era setback, and growing pressure from his grandfather to engage in charitable duties, while a hidden will reveals a distant, resentful division of the estate.
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Kay Hamilton
Andrew Delacourte
Egetitn
Paul Andrew
Saranac
Switzerland
Atake
Delacourt
Bohian
Andrew
New York
Ever
Bigelow
Gobetwen
Delacourta
Jessup
Ito
Mr. Hadley
Charles
Hadley
Secrecy in Berlin Talks Favored for Peace
A columnist argues that limited secrecy in negotiations among major powers may protect peace while stressing the public deserves disclosure once accords are reached. The piece contends open debate risks bellicose ultimatums and asserts diplomacy requires quiet accord among leaders.
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Berlin
Mereey
Newfoundland to Seek Canadian Province Status
Canada moves toward incorporating Newfoundland and Labrador as a Canadian province after decades of dominion status and economic crisis. Britain and Canada show willingness to draft a plan of union, with parliamentary approval needed, while past statehood efforts in the United States resemble similar hurdles.
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United States
North America
Canada
Newfoundland
Labrador
Great Britain
Fingl
Hawaii
Alaska
United Sttes
Humorous take on the Duke of Marlborough and parliamentary power
The text praises the Duke of Marlborough as a great general and notes a quirky talent of tossing raspberries into his mouth. It mentions his life membership in the British House of Lords and the difficulty of removing him from national legislation. The piece compares Britain and the United States in legislative competence and hints at an easy remedy.
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Duke of Marlborough
Winston Churchill
House ‘of Lords
United States
Greatritain
Nuremberg Justice: Flick Sentenced for War Crimes
The richest German, Friedrich Flick, received seven years hard labor for war crimes, illustrating decisive Nuremberg justice. The trial emphasizes scorn for legal technicalities and suggests possible adoption of merits-based judgments by American courts. Additional notes mention new settlements along the South Siberian railway route offering relief to families living in automobiles.
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Nuremberg
Friedrich Flitk
Germany
Flick
South Siberian
Fragmentary OCR slice on food and geography items
Fragmented OCR notes discuss tomatoes strawberries and stew serving, vitamin C loss in the United States, theater seating per 11.2 persons, Sweden’s dimensions, papaya as hog feed in Cuba, and parsley plus forest butter or margarine with cooked rice fires. The text is garbled with stray punctuation and incomplete facts.
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United States
Sweden
Cube
Piper
Truman Dewey May Tour Pacific Coast in Campaign
President Truman likely to visit the Pacific coast within eight weeks while Thomas E. Dewey heads west before him. Earl Warren may travel east with Barkley focusing on border states. Wallace promotes peace and abundance. The article also notes a flying runway cargo plane and a Supreme Court box score highlighting Frankfurter and Douglas dissents.
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Central Press
Ashington
Congress
Truman
Pacific Coast
GOP
Thomas E. Dewey
Earl Warren
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Barkley
Democratic Party
Dewey
Warren
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Supreme Court
Flory
Felix Frankfurter
Robert H. Jackson
Frankfurter
Wiley Rutledge
Douglas
Weston
William O. Douglas
Wrete
Hugo L. Black
Justice Jackson
Fred M. Vinson
High Court
Nation spends over 16 billion on clothes last year
The Commerce Department reports the nation spent more than 16 billion dollars on clothing in the past year. The itemization suggests consumer buy patterns as fashion trends stir the market amid broader social shifts.
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Department of Commerce
Utility. Wire Strings Echo Wind Across The Nation
A fragmented note describes wires vibrating like strings in wind, mentioning many picture theaters and a distant air clarity. It references Moss Spanish terms and a large number of theaters in the United States, with phrases about air conditions and teats.
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United States
Radio and TV Notes from New York and Europe
World electronics brief reports RCA Lamden NJ plant producing 17 transmitters monthly for new TV stations. TV theater on coast shows decline in home set sales while Billy Rose lines up October radio appearances. A steam shovel dredges a New York waterfront catch of a 500 pound fish. France’s new premier is Marie. Western Europe cools. A survey says women excel at mathematics. Margate police seek pigtail snipper. Hoyt King notes diplomats differ from politicians in delaying promises.
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George Tucker
New York
RCA
Lamden
N. J
Firiye
Billy Rose
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James.f. Holt, Ratter
Red Henshaw
New Canadian Province
Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Air Force
Fairchild Packet
George C. Kenney
Strategic Air Command
Kenney
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Romania
Edinburgh
Scotland
Rosde
New Jersey
Monte Carlo
Cassville
Mikhail Samarin
PBI
American Activities’ Committee
State Department
International
Alexander Panyushkin
France
Marie
Europe
Margate
England
Jase
Hoyt” King
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