Confusion in Public Discourse Over Budget and Cold War Claims
The piece critiques persistent doubt as leaders spar over a projected deficit and shifts in foreign aid. It highlights contradictory Senate testimonies involving Hiss Whitaker and Bentley, Soviet officials like Kosenkina, and debates on congressional power and seniority shaping policy.
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Berlin
Truman
Congress
Messrs
Whittaker Chambers
Alger Hiss
Mr. Chambers
Thomas Committee
Mr. Hiss
Communist Underground
Communist Party
Hiss
Crosley
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Miss Bentley
Kosenkina
Special session tally debates reveal a political draw
Political writers tally the special session results with Truman favored by some and a draw by others. The event highlights flaws in congressional rules, the civil rights filibuster, and tense exchanges between McCarthy Tobey over housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Truman
Senate
McCarthy
Tobey
House
Mr. Tobey
Jesse Walcott
Ralph Gamble
Joe
McGrath remarks prompt debate on democratic limits
A Rhode Island rally speech by Sen. J Howard McGrath sparks debate over press freedom and democracy. He criticized high earning commentators and wondered how a "truly democratic" government would silence editors and critics, prompting questions about party politics and free speech. He contrasts with past campaigns and hints at a new definition of democracy tied to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
McGrath
United States
White House
Berlin
Capitol Square Sees Strenuous Board and Tobacco Debate
Three members of the state hospital board of control building committee met with the governor amid jokes about appointing a new board or providing hospitalization. The board, though reduced by deaths and illnesses, continues its long range program. Separately, tobacco auctions opened with prices above parity as growers favor cooperative warehouses and direct grower access, signaling shifts away from the traditional auction system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital Board of Control Building Committee
Andry
Ata
Ong 1
Snareson
Ryan
H. O. Buckereley
Baxter Jones
Bryson City
Andrew Blair
Charlotte
W. G. Clark
Duke Hospital
Thomas O'Berry
Goldsboro
Leonard Osttinger
Kinston
Duke
John Dawkins
Fayetteville
John Umstead
Stabilization Corporation
Georgia
Border
Ellerbe
Dunn
Fuquay-Varina
Sanford
Aberdeen
Carthage
W. M. Talley
Aryland
Cevalion
Cold War Realities and American Leadership for Western Europe
The piece argues that postwar policy left the United States shouldering Western Europe’s defense, with Western allies limited by neutrality and reliance on the US Navy. It warns of Soviet submarine advances and the need for decisive, bipartisan action, noting Truman’s allies and the potential Dulles role if Dewey wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Russia
Western
Europe
Great Britain
United States
UNRRA
France
Germany
Western Europe
Italy
Russian Empire
Truman
Aut Et
Ype
Raale
John Foster Dulles
Dewey
Tourists Flock To Capital Here Despite Myths And Lines
Hal Boyle notes Washington attracts 3.5 million visitors yearly for sights like the White House Capitol and Smithsonian. Buses carry tourists to attractions, with misconceptions about the president’s location and occasional long lines at the Capitol.
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Washington
Maine
Iowa
Kansas
Washington Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Edson Statistical Service
U. S. Capitol
Capitol
Aunt Bessie
Bob Atwood
City
White House
The
Smithsonian Eee
Bureau of E
Cipenta Das
Arling
Virginia
Washington Monument
Atwood
Alexandria
John L. Lewis
Congress
Truman
Capitol Hill
Senate
Scott
Uncertain Fragments Highlight Odd Facts Across Topics
A jumbled string of notes mentions a pipe spotter in water sinks a pipe rising with a rush in China jinriksha speed four to seven mph and the U S Government Printing Office employing about 4000 people 40 years to build the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City and birds Ravens and magpies taught to speak
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Salt Lake City
Broadway and Elsewhere by Jack Last
Columnist Jack Last dissects nightlife and showbiz gossip from New York, noting celebrities, social scandals, and industry shifts. He covers Caprice Capron dating a European prince, Johnny talk of Hollywood figures, crime clubs in Newark, and debates over art versus commerce in ballet and opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caprice Capron
Earl Carroll Chorine
Amy
Prince Hohenlohe
Harry Cushing
Georgette Windsor
Lila Leeds
N. Y
Edgar Ausnitz
Jacqueline Dalay
Newark
California
Los Angeles
Vivienne Wooley-Hart
Woolworth
Long Island
Manhattan
Igor Schweroff
Brazil
Irving Berlin
Paris
Hawaii
Army
Francis
New York
United States
James Cain
Albee
England
London
Australia
Cana
Unclear Puzzle of Mixed Clues and Misspellings
A jumble of crossword style hints and garbled entries includes items like Gypsy dialect compass point active play and folding Iren with several misspellings. The list mixes terms such as sleep noisily drunk drinker and singing voice with scattered numbers and unknown phrases.
Political voices on Soviet influence and Palestine issue
Quotes from Louis Budenz Rep C A Eaton Emanuel Celler and Paul Porter in a debate on Communist influence Hollywood the Berlin crisis and Palestine settlement. The figures critique Soviet fifth column tactics the Berlin crisis as a teaching tool and Ber nadotte’s proposals as eroding Israel independence.
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Communist Party
Hollywood
Louis Budenz
Senate
Palestine
Count Bernadotte
Israel
Emanuel Celler
New York
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Walcott
Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet
George Sokolsky
U. S
Hal Boyle
Arthur Edson
Government Printing Office
Broadway
Jack Last
British Isles
South Africa
Warwick
Ler
Democratic National Committee
Eileen O'Connor
Chalif
Fokine
Democrats
American Labor Party
New York City
Mesanhattan Island
Dewey-Warren
Vito Marcantonio
Wallace-Taylor
Leo Isacson
Bronx
Clark Gable
O Ne
Blonde
Bruce Cabot
Petece
Rep. C. A. Eaton
New Jersey
Paul Porter
OPA
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