Unions and management fear trend toward socialism
Washington reports both sides claim the nation heads toward socialism as AFL leader Bill Green and GM's Wilson assess profits, union reform, and the influence of Tory politics. The piece argues socialism has decayed into communism, with Britain facing coal shortages and wage concessions under union influence.
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Washington
AFL
Bill Green
England
Green
Wilson
General Motors
Rhine
France
Britain
Union Socialist Party
Moscow
Churchill
Better Luck Next Year on Taxes Budget Figures
WNU Service analytic column argues budgets may shrink next year only if Bureau of the Budget figures are checked by nonpartisan fiscal experts. It notes congress struggles to agree on cuts, logrolling, and supplemental bills, with Taft and McMahon quoted on information gaps and the search for an impartial staff.
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WNU Service
Eye Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Washington
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Congressional
House
Senate
Hope
Appropriations Committee
Taft
McMahon
Dean
Doan
Music and culture shape postwar world understanding
The piece argues music bridges nations after war, noting early state broadcasts drew criticism of hillbilly tunes and Crosby. It recalls German musical revival under American oversight, praises Kodaly’s view on early ear training, and contrasts Goebbels’ removal with Petrillo’s power. It warns against politicizing art and stresses mutual cultural understanding for peace.
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State Department
Bing Crosby
Stephen Foster
Palestine Dispute Flares and U S Britain Clash Over Palestine
News reports show Bevin accusing Truman of pressuring Palestine policy by demanding Jewish admissions before 1946 elections, which the White House denies. The article notes U S, Soviet, and British positions on trusteeships and postwar European issues, including German and Austrian treaty talks in Moscow, and Truman’s revision of reciprocal trade agreements with escape clauses and most favored nation provisions.
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Britain
Palestine
Middle Eastern
Bevin
Truman
Holy Land
White House
Mr. Truman
Brewster
Rep
Taft
Moscow
Austria
Carinthia
Styria
France
Washington
Marshall
John Foster Dulles
Vandenberg
Mich
Millikin
Colo
Wheat Exports Likely To Stay High For Europe In 1948
Rep Clifford R Hope of Kansas predicts Europe will maintain high demand for wheat through 1948 due to a severe winter crop loss. He notes France seeks spring seed wheat and that U S carryover remains near last year, with a forecast crop around 1.1 billion bushels.
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Washington
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
Hope
Europe
United States
M. M. Benndt
Agriculture Department
Norye
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Richmond
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Nice
Texas Town
Pillot Street
Houston 15
Texas
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Houston Creosoting Co
Hardy ST
Houston 1
Mr. McBee
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J. Cohen
Galveston
U. S. & Overseas Job News
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New York
N. Y
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Dallas 2
Roy Seger
L. J. Wilmeth
Sealy, Texas
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Clinton, Towa
Pullorum
Plymouth Rock
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Barbee Hatcheries
Pleasanton Road
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Monte Realty Co
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Winter Garden
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