Truman era anti-Soviet stance sparks contrasting Russia critique
Mr. Dewitt Mackenzie reports Russia labels U S foreign policy anti-Soviet as Washington claims a hard line in Greco Turkish matters. Moscow accuses U S of stalling peace efforts and expanding influence while the United States asserts defensive posture against Soviet tactics.
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Associated Press
Russia
Truman
United States
United Nations
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Reorganize U S conciliation service and labor dispute system
A columnist urges Congress to reform and rename the U S conciliation service and allied agencies. He argues for a judicial federal mechanism to settle disputes, starting with conciliation then arbitration, until a better system replaces the current inadequate setup.
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Congress
U. S. Conciliation Service
House Appropriations Committee
Tax Reduction Debate on Government Spending and Tax Cuts
Democrats on the Ways and Means Committee condemn premature tax cuts before spending needs are set. The piece argues government must first define minimum expenditures based on foreign policy and then determine taxes, preserving safety and services.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
The First Job and Greece Aid Debate
The piece weighs Truman’s Greece aid call against a questioned Greek government. It argues Greece needs emergency economic and reconstruction help to avoid collapse while noting the monarchy and anti-Communist forces, and considers eventual governance but stresses stopping collapse now.
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Greece
United States
Truman
J.ts
Senator Parker Faces $64 Question on Anti Closed Shop Bill
Capitol Square notes Senator Frank Parker of Buncombe smiled at a Asheville business inquiry about the impact of the anti closed shop bill on interstate union contracts. He said answering such questions falls outside his $600 two year salary scope. He added a legal opinion would carry a fee. Lieutenant Governor Ballentine hosted a Senate breakfast at the Sir Walter Hotel with lawmakers and press, featuring Wake County farm products.
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Frank Parker
Buncombe
Asheville
L. Y. Ballentine
Senate
Tom Pearsall
Cherry
Ballentine
Wake County
Sir Walter Hotel
Senators Hear Breakfast Test on Milk Quality
Lynn Nisbet notes the guest count at the breakfast as a normal event. Senator Grady Rankin, chair of the health committee, testifies the milk served was good quality with clean water added. committee has been weighing milk bills for weeks.
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Grady Rankin
Truman policy and Yalta stance at Moscow conference
The piece argues that U S policy now centers on stemming Soviet imperialism as Secretary of State Marshall pursues a line at Moscow to repudiate the Yalta agreements. The writer views Yalta as a historic betrayal and notes President Truman’s call for a halt amid evolving European unification under Stalin.
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Marshall
Moscow
Yalta
Soviet Russia
Europe
Stalin
Great Britain
America
European
Truman
Truman doctrine and American sovereignty in foreign policy
By George Sokolsky argues the Truman doctrine prevents further Soviet expansion and insists U S treaty authority is essential. It condemns private talks like Yalta as non binding and urges early enunciation at Quebec Teheran or Yalta as the minimum for American participation in war while praising Senate led constitutional ties. The piece warns against demoralizing diplomacy and defends U S dignity and full debate over policy.
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Senate
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Yalta
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Quebec
Teheran
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Gael Sullivan
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Aquarium
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Confrere Tris Coffin
CBS
U. S. Senate
American Broadcasting Staff
Flash
Norman Corwin
Katherine Locke
Maryland
Embarrassed delegation over Yalta issues in Moscow dispatches
The Washington column says the Moscow reports claim the American delegation appeared uneasy as Molotov revealed details of the Yalta pact, with Russia potentially lootin g billions in German reparations. The piece argues Americans ignore Russia’s gains and suggest a secret motive behind the delegation’s silence.
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Moscow
Russia
Germany
Yalta
Berlin
Russian Control Looms Over Conference Travel Plans
Paul notes Moscow dominance over communications and warns that delegates may move the conference location to avoid embarrassment. He recalls Marshall and Senator Vandenberg joking about a three month Moscow stay, suggesting Switzerland or even a telephone booth at the South Pole as possible venues.
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James Byrnes
Byrnes
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Moscow
Russia
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New York
Switzerland
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Vandenberg
South Pole
Winchell in New York’s Vanity Fair Celebrities
A collage of New York society notes features Gertrude Niesen, the Lunts, Oscar Levant with Boyer and Chevalier, and Tina Thayer among others. Highlights include Mary Coyle Chase and Mary H. Mencken profiles, Broadway chatter, industry rumors, and a brief on unemployment.
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Gertrude Niesen
Vanity Fair
Broadway
Vth Ave
Oscar Levant
Boyer
Chevalier
Eleanor Holm
Wm. O. Douglas
Highest Court
33Rd Street
Mady Christians
Margaret
H. L. Mencken
George J. Nathan
Curtain Calls and Jazz Notes From Nightlife Pages
The column surveys stage and music figures including Victor Moore in It Happened on Fifth Avenue Saxie Dowell in Sonora waxing All I've Got Is Me Dan Burley's Barrell House jazz album Maurice Maryea's routines at Cotil lion Room Paul Whiteman's Rhapsody in Blue Pleskow the violinguist at Vienna Cafe and Jack Smith's The Ann'y Song Leo Guild's Wizard of Odds plus the Mary Osborn Trio and nightlife quips from Gilmore's Leon Eddie's Embassy Don Pallini's Yank Sing Stork Glass Hat Lindy's New Zanzi Bar and more with a Wall Street note on Douglas M Stewart perjury trial and Lan caster Greene indictment.
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Victor Moore
Fifth Avenue
Saxie Dowell
Dan Burley
Maurice & Maryea
Cotillion Room
Paul Whiteman
Pleskow
Vienna
CBS
Jack Smith
Leo Guild
Mary Osborn
Mary
Gilmore's
Leon
Eddie
Embassy
Don Pallini
Yank Sing
Stork
Runyon Cancer Fund
Damon
Glass Hat
Lindy's
Memos of a Midnighter and Show Biz Notes
Ex Mrs Lawrence Tibbett Jr and Adrian Samish plan a new program next week. Mrs Nick Kenny ill at St Clare's. Teddy Hayes and Eddy Nealis promote a Mexican sweepstakes with races tied to major events. Suffolk Downs donates to Runyon Fund on April 18 opening day. Damon Runyon memorial race planned. Joey Adams again contributes a $1,500 top donation bringing total to $13,000. Jolson Story may outgross other films. Jack Edwards praised as top new bandleader at the Commodore. Jack Teagarden slated for jazz nights at Nick’s Greenwich Village. A polar bear at Central Park Zoo sports tiny water wings. Next Winter anticipated.
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Lawrence Tibbett, Jr
Adrian Samish
ABC
Vy.p
Nick Kenny
St. Clare's Hosp
Teddy Hayes
Eddy Nealis
Suffolk Downs
Runyon Fund
Damon
Joey Adams
Joey
Jolson
Jack Edwards
Commodore Hotel
Jack Teagarden
Nick's
Greenwich Village
Tooters
Central Park Zoo
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