Stassen Stalin interview sparks publicity clash in Moscow
Washington dispatch analyzes Harold Stassen's talks with Stalin on press relations. The piece argues Stalin used censorship and propaganda to shape coverage, praising or penalizing outlets to control American reporting while stoking public skepticism of both leaders and their media strategies.
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Stassen
Stalin
Washington
Harold Stassen
Generalissimo
Herald’ Tribune
Trib
Moscow
New York Herald Tribune
Russia
United States
Republican Journal
The
Herald Tribune
Tribune
Communist Party
Willkie
U. N
London
Paris
Foscow
Europe
Stasser
Veterans Welfare Questions Answered by VA Experts
The column discusses Supreme Court limits on veteran seniority rights after one year back at work and notes protective benefits during the first year. It explains VA canteens funded by a five million dollar revolving fund, nonprofit operation, and possible future fund changes. It also covers union participation for on the job training, G I loan limits for second homes, and nurse uniform policies in VA hospitals.
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Washington
Western Newspaper Union
Eye Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Cincinnati
Veterans’ Administration
Sikeston
Treasury
Congress
B. C
Lubbock
Tex. A. VA
G.I
Tuscarawas
Ohio
Army Nurse Corps
J. L
Greenville
Veterans’ Hospitals
AFL leadership race heats as Green nears retirement
AFL executive council sees a contest to succeed William Green at the next national convention in San Francisco. George Meany and Hutcheson lead as frontrunners with UMW and Carpenters unions backing, while John L. Lewis reportedly plans a late bid. Henry Wallace and Logan act history surface amid State Department debates. Kaiser aids rival automakers, reshaping industry dynamics.
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Washington
Sparks
AFL Executive Council
Pres
William Green
Green
AFL
San Francisco
George Meany
Hutcheson
Carpenters’ Union
Meany
Buicklayers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
The
Carpenters
Lewis
Tom Kennedy
UMW
Tipoff
House
Henry Wallace
Logan
Greece
Turkey
George Logan
Henry ‘Wallace
Paris
France
United States
Bonaparte
Atlantic
Thomas Jefferson
U. S
Talleyrand
George Washington
John Quincy Adams
Pickering
Congress
Through the Concrete Mixer and Wartime Rail Tales
A fragmentary column blends rail travel memoir and satirical sketches about wartime strains on American railroads. It riffs on sleeper cars, hammer shortages, and rough ride anecdotes, then pivots to poems and light social jabs about postwar life and culture.
Curtain lengths for window dressing and fit
Decorator notes proper curtain length to the sill or floor, covering the apron and allowing for shrinkage. Avoid intermediate lengths as they look awkward, ensuring the window is well dressed when hung to the prescribed points.
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Paul Malton
State Department
Nepal
India
Chester Chartrand
Southeast Asia
Henry Kaiser
Kaiser
Studebaker
Nash and Packard
Me FL Phillips
Hiroshima
Alice
Baby
Johnny
Oliver Opdyke
United Nations
East River
New York City
Elmer Twitchell
Beck
Twitchell
Elmer
Fiorello LaGuardia
Wendell Willkie
Dizzy Dean
Truman
New York
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Ping Larlow
Frolicky
Fritz
Kay Rogers
Red Star Yeast & Aa Prod. Co
Dept
Wis
Milwaukee
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