Britain’s Solidarity With Socrates and the Fight Against Communism
A political analysis notes Prime Minister Attlee’s weekend speech praising Western unity and democratic values. It highlights Britain’s postwar strain and economic hit, the rise of centrist Labour positions, and the need to keep Western democracies united against communism and expansion.
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T. MacKenzie
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Portani Cevwopminis
Europe
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Dlee
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Wworgan Phillips
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Ex Premier Speaks On Liberty And Stalinist Threats
In a fiery speech the former premier condemns Soviet domination, warns of foreign security forces arresting citizens, and contrasts Western democracy with Poland's now fragile democracy under Stalinist pressure. He cites Yehran and Yalta agreements, the Warsaw headquarters attack, and the danger of clerical and political purges.
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Poland
Warsaw
Boleshaw Bierut
Tayill
Britain
United States
Dawning of a New Glamor Debate Shifts Future Focus
A reflective essay discusses distant future schedules, then shifts to current international tensions. The author critiques aggressive acts and argues against war with Russia, urging restraint and warning of World War III’s consequences while stressing humanity and postwar promises.
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Russia
Poland
Pearl Harbor
Marshall Plan under debate in Congress over control
Washington January 5 Congress faces a clash over who should direct the European recovery plan. Senator Connally argues Moscow would profit if the plan is moved from State Department control, warning propaganda would surge and Russia would celebrate any shift away from Truman’s direction while the plan proceeds as an administration project.
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Seonnally
Scow
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Moarcow
Trapaane
Arele Administrativee
Marcel
Widespread Thaw Eases New York Snow Burden
A widespread thaw lifts New York City from a record 25.8 inch snowfall while the Midwest warms, melting ice on wires poles and trees. Temperatures rise above freezing across the region, with more thaw expected and scattered flurries in northern states.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New York City
Chicago Weather Bureau
W. N. Percy
Roelford
Moline
Mid- West
Midwestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Percy
New England
Philadelphia Coal Sale Bidding Law History
A historical note recalls Philadelphia once imposed a citywide law banning coal sale bids within municipal limits. The ordinance reflected late 19th or early 20th century urban regulation aimed at control of fuel commerce and pricing by city authorities.
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