Wallace speech aimed to influence the New York election
Washington reports say the Byrnes Stuttgart speech sought to influence German elections while Wallace's New York address targeted Communist inroads. President Truman dismissed Wallace from his cabinet after revelations that Truman had read the speech, highlighting tensions over foreign policy and domestic political strategy.
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N. S
Washington
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Truman
Byrnes
Christian Democrats
Dewey
New York City
Moscow
United States
Ussr
T Wallace
Mr. Wallace
U. S. Faces Teacher Shortage Crisis in Public Schools
A 1940s analysis cites wartime losses of 200000 teachers, ongoing shortages, low pay, and few federal controls. Coronet magazine and the National Education Association warn that the United States risks eroding democracy without improved teacher recruitment, salaries, and local action.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Pearl Harbor
Coronet Magazine
Coronet
Stuart Chase
Ralph McDonald
National Educational Association
Washington
Russia
Izvestia
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Leningrad
Office of Education
National Education Association
America
Charles Harris
Harris
Chambers of Commerce
Congress
Censorship Beat in Moscow Highlights Dodgson Jest
A New York Times dispatch from Moscow jokes about a censor passing a piece that compared Ilya Ehrenburg to Lewis Carroll author Charles Dodgson. The writer notes the piece mirrored Alice in Wonderland style and questions if the censor read it at all.
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Drew Middleton
Moscow
New York Times
Ilya Ehrenburg
Izvestia
United States
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Dodgson
Lewis Carroll
Ehrenburg
America
England
Hatter
Alice
March Hare
Middleton
Alice In Wonderland
Army Alters Draft Plan and Flight Crew Sets Record
The Army outlines a revised draft plan inducting 18 year olds with six months of intensive training and multiple service options including ROTC, college study, or Reserve duties. Separately, Commander Davies piloted the Truculent Turtle to a record 11 236 mile flight in 55 hours 17 minutes from Perth to Columbus with a three man crew and a baby kangaroo aboard.
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Army
Dewey Short
Rep
Eisenhower
National Guard
Reserve Corps
West Point
Annapolis
R.O.T.C
Columbus
Ohio
Comdr
Thomas D. Davies
Perth
Australia
Bougainville-New Guinea
California
San Francisco
Davies
Washington, D. C
Reconversion Dilemma Warns of Inflation Risk in Postwar Economy
Re conversion Director John R. Steelman warned Congress and the President that the wartime economy faces a fork between stable prosperity and a boom bust cycle. He urged business to hold prices, labor to restrain wage demands, agriculture to sustain record output, and consumers to curb spending as inventories grow. Despite 58 million employed and a $172 billion output, shortages persist in meat fats oils and sugars with clothing prices seen rising about 10 percent by year end 1946.
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U. S
John R. Steelman
Congress
Steelman
Farm Value Hits Billion Dollars in U.S. Agriculture
A Bureau of Agricultural Economics report places the total value of the nation’s farm plant at 101.5 billion dollars on January 1, 1946, with net worth up nearly 12 percent since January 1945. Real estate tops 56.6 billion, while financial assets reach over 20 billion and debt remains about 8.3 billion.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
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Navy
Diana Michal
Baltimore
Steelman Reports
Anke Woodridge
Chas, Peters
6Th St
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WNU
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