Wallace speech seen as bid to steer New York vote
The piece frames Wallace's New York address as aimed at molding the primary and links his stance to Communist and anti-British currents. It notes Truman dismissed him from the cabinet, cites Moscow reaction, and critiques Wallace for mixing foreign policy with commerce while urging increased overseas spending amid strikes.
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Soap shortage spurs debate on wartime industry role
Washington reports reveal two main causes for the soap shortage: destruction of coconut trees in the Pacific theater and diversion of materials to higher priced toilette soaps. Government actions lag as housewives conserve fats less, ships are scarce, and laundry soap remains tight through year end. Ed Pauley's report to President Truman highlights Jewish plight and calls for immediate action for survivors. Also notes American Legion program flop and Trans-Atlantic travel backlog at Shannon.
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