Weighing Puerto Rico and Europe in postwar view
The author attacks U S policy on Puerto Rico calling it a national disgrace and urges a cleanup of Caribbean conditions. He then analyzes Europe’s postwar politics arguing the swing to the right cancels Marxism but is not a move to free market capitalism, attributing it to anti communism and postwar austerity.
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Philippines
San Juan
New York
Caribbean
Europe
France
de Gaulle
Labor Party
Moscow
England
Russia
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Springfield Way
Potential German Reunification Proposal from General Clay
The piece argues General Clay hints at unifying the American and British zones into a democratic Germany, with treaties of peace possible if Molotov shifts course. It warns Moscow would protest but points out Potsdam violations by the Soviets. It concludes a possible Anglo American by pass of UN at Lake Success if Russia stalls, leaving eastern Germany under Soviet control while western areas are rebuilt.
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Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Council of Foreign Ministers
Molotov
General Clay
Washington
Moscow
France
Clay
Berlin
Russia
Reich
Lake Success
S.B.H
Road and school funding clash fuels NC debate
North Carolina officials wrestle with highway and school funding as the state highway and brick works commission adds 88 miles to the secondary road system while denying 152 miles. The panel limits new roads to 75 miles per division yearly and weighs rural needs against urban growth as education costs rise.
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State Highway and Brick Works Commission
Sandy Graham
Uburbanites
Ben Douglas
Max Watson
George Kane
Henry Jordan
Merrill Evans
John Clark
State Board of Education
Bertie
Lenoir
Polk
North Carolina
Sunnyview
Polk County
Wheat Swamp
Lenoir County
Hiden Ramsey
Mountain District
N. C. Symphony Orchestra
Freedom Train
Americans choose not to vote in New York City race
In a column, George Sokolsky laments not voting citing the choice between two judges backed by Communist or allied lines. He denounces the American Labor party as Communist aligned, criticizes proportional representation, and argues Americans prefer representative government over bloc voting.
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New York City
Benjamin J. Rabin
Liberty Party
J. Edward Lumbard, Jr
American Labor Party
Vito Marcantonio
Communist Party
Daily Worker
Ed Fnn
Bronx
Reds
Marecantonio
la Guardia
P.R
Liberal Party
Poultryless Thursdays and World War Reflections
A humorous note on poultry economics contrasts with Molotov skepticism and atomic bomb know-how. The piece recalls 1927 snowfall and Armistice Day memories, praising veterans and urging lasting peace with a reverent, period voice.
What A Communist Says About Politics And Parties
An editorial excerpt quotes a speaker defining a Communist by what helps Russia and condemns party lines. It notes how Republicans and Democrats are accused of tolerating reds, warns of alliances with labor groups, and calls for defeating such coalitions in elections.
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Europe
White House
Hitler
Stalin
Puimke
Mr. Schickelgruber
Gerrman
Wall Street
Brooks Atkinson
N. YW. Times
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Pravda
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Thomas
Washington
American Labor Party
New York
Brotherhood
United States
Bob Hope lauded for cancer fight and charity work
A Palm Springs letter recalls Bob Hope raising funds for Runyon and cancer causes with star-studded involvement and generous donations across the entertainment community. References to Hope's courage, humor, and public spirit are contrasted with anecdotes about show business figures and industry figures in a retrospective tone.
U S Official HORIZONTAL 1 8 Pictured counselor
A crossword style chart lists clues across and down with letter counts and word fits. The grid references include terms like Indolent goddess discord dangle lease and various abbreviations for distances and measurements.
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Ermentrud
Quotes warn on Balkan policy harming UN unity
Andrei Gromyko urges the United States to reconsider its Balkan policy, calling it harmful to the United Nations. The Soviet delegate states the road is dangerous to global cooperation while a U S official cites grain aid abroad as essential amid shortages.
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United States
Balkans
Soviet Union
United Nations
Andrei A. Gromyko
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