Truman Cabinet Firing Fades Into Cold War Debate
Western Newspaper Union reports on President Truman pressuring Secretary Byrnes over diplomatic neutrality amid Cold War tensions. The piece cites Churchill and Truman stepping into a realignment with an Anglo American stance against Russia, urging clear terms over appeasement and urging readiness against adversaries.
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Lewis in Real Estate Push Marks AFL Overhaul
At the AFL executive board meeting in Miami John L. Lewis pressed to relocate AFL headquarters to a modern building near the White House and was named chair of the committee to acquire it. The piece notes his prior purchase of the University Club as UMW headquarters and mentions veterans housing voting labels and ensuing political risks for Democrats.
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