Truman Proposes Moscow Mission Rattling U S Policy
WNU analysis notes President Truman calls for a Moscow mission that could test and possibly shift U S policy toward the Soviet Union. The column frames the proposal as a potential turning point amid expectations of a renewal of major policy debates with allied powers.
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Truman Vinson Moscow visit fell as faux pas of the year
The aborted plan to send Chief Justice Vinson to Moscow to address the Soviet atomic problem triggered swift opposition from State Department leaders and a political backlash. The episode highlighted a preference for hard policy over personal diplomacy and underscored potential friction with the United Nations.
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What Russia Wants War Or Peace In Paris Talks
An anonymous veteran diplomat at U N meetings in Paris argues there will be no war soon because Stalin has had Andrei Zhdanov murdered Zhdanovs death shifts power in the Kremlin toward restraint while the West sees continued Soviet pressure on Berlin and a push to resume Big Four discussions The note from Vishinsky to Bra muglia underscores Moscow's demand to bar the Berlin issue from the U N security council and return to Moscow era talks
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Frankfurter network alleged by Pegler in WNU feature
The piece recounts Felix Frankfurter’s alleged influence within the U S government and his Harvard links. It cites Harold Ickes memoirs claiming Frankfurter lobbied for a Supreme Court seat and describes then rising power figures like Alger Hiss tied to Roosevelts era diplomacy and the United Nations.
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Sagging White House to undergo repairs next year
The White House will receive extensive reconstruction to bolster its sagging 132 year old structure. Public Buildings Commissioner W E Reynolds says a structural survey is underway to determine needed repairs and upgrades possibly costing up to a million dollars, as the residence is described as a serious fire hazard not meeting any city code.
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