Price controls collapse sparks meat market debate
The nation faces fallout from collapsing meat price controls as lawmakers and industry insiders clash over removal of ceilings. Cattle dealers and retailers resist lifting limits while consumers fear higher costs, with Swift & Co and Armour & Co signaling supply strain amid the black market surge.
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Oklahoma
Chitin
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de Pat
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Swift & Co
Armour & Cm
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Elinweh Mealler Sa
Armaciot Mennstitute Sueves
Congress
Peives
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Operation Reunion disperses wives and children to military hubs abroad
American housewives will hire substitutes for shortages as war brides join husbands stationed overseas under Operation Reunion. War department warns families to expect modest living, possible fatigue, and adjusted routines while gaining new sights, customs, and education opportunities.
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Farape
Amnon
Mark Wohak
United States
Jeae
Wescomfort
Herr
America
Sinte Colombas
Enue
Democratic Honor and the Hannegan Case in 19th Century Party Feud
A fragmented report on Democratic disagreements over the Case Bill and party harmony. It cites A. Hannegan and the Democratic Digest, detailing apologies demanded for lawmakers who supported the measure. The piece notes tensions between Northern and Southern Democrats and hints at reaction within the Republican camp.
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Hannegan
Democratic Digest
Wdoue Het Co
Fry Democratic
Democris
House
Repubiras
Owens Hera
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Lotheir
Ami
Representaive Gassell
Texas
Hannesant Uo
White House
Mannegan Snide
New Orleans
Digest
Hy Eyes Dusband
Europe
A. Hannegan
The Barber Shop as a Forum for Public Opinion
The barber shop serves as a rare communal space where men gather during brief leisure to discuss government, economy, and social status. While politics pervades talk, individuals listen, compare ideas, and hold open minded views, using the shop as a forum to shape personal and shared opinions.
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Sting
Jn T
South
Exchange of Iles and the Ship of State
A fragmented text discusses an exchange of ideas about a nation where shops and centers provide safety and valves for schools and platforms. It foresees a day when machinery lets people safely cut their own hair at home and warns that removing a wheel or destroying a key feature could undermine national governance and control.
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Leno
Anton Gon
Mason defends FTC reform and limits on its power
The piece criticizes the Federal Trade Commission for overreach and praises Mason’s call for reform via the Reece Bill. It argues for due process, public rights in court, and tighter statutory controls, urging prompt congressional action while cautioning against bureaucratic excess.
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Federal Trade Commission
Beth
Lowell
Mason
FTC
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Ale
Ite
Jacks
Commission
Casto
Reece
House
Congress
Economic controls urged amid inflation fears
The Current Comment urges continued price and production controls to curb inflation and avoid a crisis of shortages. It argues steps are needed to manage demand with gradual increases, while warning that pressures remain explosive and that regimentation should extend to support a future easing of inflation risks.
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Congress
Letters and questions face The Record readers
Readers write in about signing names to Letters to the Editor. A long letter questions Chopin's player in a photo, while other letters debate Franco Spain and World War II neutrality, veterans bonuses, and readjustment allowances. The document includes claims of public figures, political opinions, and policy clarifications from The Record’s editors.
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Ees
Ns Communications
Record
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Neword
Revord
Edster
Co. d
Gromyko Moves Up in Soviet United Nations Ties
The Soviet government promotes Nikolai V. Novikov to ambassador, shifting Gromyko to UN duties. At 66, Andrei Gromyko leaves a solid embassy record and gains a UN focus while Moscow signals continued support for U.S.-Soviet alignment in the world body.
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Detroit Free Press
United Nations
Nikolai V. Novikov
Moscove
U.N
Il Alga
Gramyka
USN
Andrei Ay Gromyko
Moscowy
Mr. Gromyker
Washington foreign cables reveal U S UK France pact aims
The Lewis Pearson column reports British diplomats in the United States discuss a partnership policy with the United States and United Kingdom regarding France with Vatican consultation. Cables suggest delaying action at the United Nations until Franco Spain peace efforts and a compromise within Republican and Catholic factions emerge.
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Lord Cadogan
United States
Keat Britain
France
Vatican
United Kingdom
United Nations
Spain
Lord Cidogan
U.K
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Gits
del Yaya
Bel Vivo
Teaxe Newrin
Theater Bund
Die Regublionng
Rooshv
Elas Mistans
Uviteh
Paland
Borhia
Poland
Mexico
Russia
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Catholic Party
Mikel D'Orsay
Branca
Mastaltietala
Vichy
Oxcar Lange
Franklin Toosevelt
Spains
Hitler
Mussolini
Bon
Tur
Congress and nation face draft and military issue
Washington page commentary argues for extending universal military training to sustain national security. The piece critiques public fear of militarization, urges Congress to show statesmanship, and highlights voters’ influence in an election year. It emphasizesAmerica's role as a world leader and the need for strong defense without becoming militaristic.
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Washington
Congress
Pirel
Germany
Japan
Orhich Fhe
Congresolin
ONA
United Feature Ryediene
Correct American pronouncing of Baton and related vowels
A reader disputes standard American and British pronunciations of baton and related French derived vowels. The note argues that Baton is pronounced ba-TON or bat-OWN, rejects Bat-on and Bat-ohn variants, and critiques Frenchified forms in dictionaries. It ends with a request for Layolle’s pamphlet and publishing details.
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Yale
Merriam
Webster's
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Wagnalls
Macmillan's
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Thoge
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Layolle
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