Throttling of Small Business Threatens Democracy
Washington digest reports English voters pivot to socialism amid wartime scars and Attlee says socialist democracy is a long hard task. The piece argues big business and monopolies erode citizenship, while small firms face collapse, limiting consumer choice and potentially destabilizing the political system. It cites Kiplinger survey hints of shrinking purchasing power and rising prices, noting fear that government intervention may replace market forces and concentrate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyen
Hytdog Mint
Caple Talixtly
Fetson
Wisinger
Musicivas
Kipluzzr
Ohio
Eluibinye
Tillnois
Suban
New York
State
Kiplinger
Tesas
Favang
Iret
Hefien
Desoun
Nur Eharom
Joan Company
Simul Swan
Murvey
Farm Groups OK Brannan Choice Amid Palestine Truce Standoff
Weekly analysis notes farm groups support Brannan as secretary of agriculture while Palestine truce efforts falter. It discusses Brannan’s role in postwar farm policy, parity rates, and the potential pattern for GM wage talks, with mixed reactions from farm interests and political leaders. The piece reflects on Truman’s approval and Brannan’s influence on agriculture policy during the period.
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Brannan Choice
Palestine
Truman
Charles 1
Brannan
Clinton Anderaua
Agricuiture
Aston
Ageicultare
Peredy
Graopk
Brsauan Hse
Farere
Rannan
Eid
No Quarter War Drift in Middle East Truce Talks
Fragmentary report describes a war weariness stance as Arab forces threaten to press until renunciations of a new attire of God. Attacking Jewish forces, Haganah units seize Acre while Egyptian air power sharpens strikes on Tel Aviv. Report mentions uncertain clashes in Jerusalem and nearby fronts.
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Haganah Toups
Acre
Tel Aviv
Jorunalem
Pay Hike and Truce Talks Stir World Worries
Fragmented OCR text recounts postwar tensions over Palestine and Arab reactions to truces. U N Security Council struggles, Egypt’s Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrushy Pash stance, and U S policy under President Truman tested by Israel support. GM wage talks and a new living cost adjustment program also feature amid broader labor and propaganda concerns. The piece mentions Chaim Weizmann, General Motors, and the U S government’s broadcasting stance.
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Asia
United Nations
Jawa
Tirdel
Thale
Premisr
Mahmoud Fahmy Nokeushy Pash
Security Council
Palestine
United States
Eldar Elttiar
Chaim Weinmann
Israel
Thimna
Weismanit
Anne
Salslin
Current Events Quiz Prompts and Scattered Answers
Fragmented questions and garbled text refer to a current events quiz. It mentions Mecca Riyadh Baghdad Damascus Beirut Cairo Sana capital cities, Fleming’s medical contribution, a GOP nomination in Philadelphia, and Truman cabinet appointments. The readable parts point to a newspaper quiz page with multiple choice prompts and errant characters.
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Berael
Mecca
Riyadh
Baghdad
Damascus
Amina
Beirut
Cairo
Sana
Alexander Fleming Haw
Republicana
Philaedelphia
GOP
Truman
Charles F. Traman
Taft
Tuttle
Sen
Mabert
Hartley
Flight II Secretary Jol Sylvan urges coast development plan
An oratorical figure advocates a 65 000 ton super warcraft and a 12 1 2 billion dollar budget before a services committee to push Congress toward navy coastal development. The tale intertwines corporate and personal anecdotes about McNeill at ANC studios and a lighthearted toast to his 15th anniversary with Bond 99 while weaving in reactions to his public persona and program. The piece mixes farcical episodes with broader admiration for a direct approach to defense funding and military modernization.
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Secretary of the Navy
Jol Sylvan
Louse Armed Services
Congress
Iit
Navy Coast
Buondenating Company
Chicago
Thik
Dott McNeill
Tion
Seowhailinie
ANC Jlaeit
Eppisilil
Aus
Toastu Muster
Sewaktant Club
Pro Am
McNeill Wu
Husnor
McNefiltna
New Jersey
McNell
Brooklyn writer Walt Whiteham and New York literary icons
A patchy reminiscence recounts a century of New York writers and showfolk, naming Walt Williams, Moby Dick’s creator and others. It sketches a past of scribes, club life, theatre talk, and shifting careers across Greenwich Village and Broadway, with sardonic asides about pop culture and public figures.
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Ola
New Yorkers
Brooklyn
Bradway
Hee
Tveny Coluwnists
Walt WhiteyHams
New York
Nicaelal
Atc
Custonm
Gungevoort
John Maseile
FEVER BENEFITS LOST AID UNDER REVIEW
A report from the Federal Security agency details errors in Social Security disability benefits for elderly and surviving dependents. Director Bailimore cites delays and miscalculations harming beneficiaries, with the agency pledging corrective measures and stricter audits.
Congres and Educators Convene Amid Health Claims
The American Congress of Parents and Teachers in Cleveland was told by a university president that unhealthy families face widespread woe. Delegates were urged to reproduce Wenelgen ideas at the annual convention as health concerns and educational reforms dominated discussions.
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Russia
Berlin
Germany
Meyers
Meyers Bapplune Over Overy Worder & Millar
Gontroverny
Beavis
M Film
Theelin-American Activities Catumilies
U.d
Geralds
Smith
Hendtorioum
Stassen
Patt
Dewey
Jacke Benny
Pred Allen
Coliera
Alice Faye
Iti
Superman
Cleveland
Etiea
Gren
Wenelgen
Ber
Build It From A Pattern For DIY Fireplace Kit
Step by step instructions explain how to assemble a fireplace foundation and masonry using a pattern kit. The ad promises clear, beginner friendly guidance with no prior experience needed and materials available at lumber yards. The listing notes a price of 250 and features a Pleasantville New York company offering the kit.
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Alexi
Pat
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Fom
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Gil
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Killine Vomspes Altion
Commerce Department
Akern
Yraz
Everest
Perinaeie
Guelures
Entgen, WN
General Motors
Yradwellan Warlers
GWE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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General Motore
Gricer Moe
UNO
United Auto Workers
Voice At America
Latin America
Edundor Fee Hibel
S. Firat
America
Homer Capehart
Texsa
Wwe Salle Elfes
Caw Vegas
Breodemeuse Euryparer Wiiter
Alate
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Nan
Wacified
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Eintgia’e Supervienr
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Peel
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Dubeentul
Bert Traaver
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Tim
Fred A
Marley
Meneuh
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John Burrymore
Stork Club
Durrymore
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Windle
Millfoy Evilie
Semert Truex
Intelligent
Jorester
New Yorker
John McCarten
Picos
Sideca
National Press Club
Toosegrlt
Repub
Broadway
USA
Yaya Angela
Kerbolter
Dutty Square
Plotjine
Pieyre
Howe
Oscar
Sammy
Xandal
Circus
Manhattan
Olga
Delancuy Street
Watts
Wald
Will Rogers
Becton
Snappen Will
Emil Sehrum
Federal Shurtty Agency
Eros Cine
Au Venteu
Beltish
U. 8
Toar
United
Staten
Eagie
California
Sunkist
Maxham
Pthiehai
Lydia E. Pinktam
Onus
Diane Suey Tonevino
Peyater Senta
Wecunlada
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