Lehman Looms as Democratic Senate Hope Amid Clash
The piece examines Governor Lehman’s potential bid for the U S Senate, his public record and conscience, and how his clash with Cardinal Spellman may affect party support and Jewish Republican votes. It weighs party chiefs’ views, the mayoral landscape, and the probability of broad acceptance of the President’s choice.
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United States Senate
Lehman
Senate
Ives
New York
Cardinal Spellman
Troy
New York State
We Won but Not By Much at the Little Olympics in Oslo
The American track and field squad won the Oslo Little Olympics against Scandinavian competitors after three nights of competition. The final score margin was small, with fourteen events clinching the victory for the United States though several events showed strong Scandinavian challenges.
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Dad
Ioeland
Mars
Thameslves
Oulu
Oslo
Atlantic
Pete Vantier
Sweden
Norway
Deemer
Fia
Senate
Poland
U. S
U.S
Fourth Pay Boost Clash Over Profits and Wages
A round four wage push faces the steel industry as C I O economists Robert Nathan and Murray label profits as phenomenal to justify higher pay. They contrast profits with wages while criticizing John L Lewis and the White House support, arguing earnings are distorted by peak-year years and investment valuations. The piece argues that profits skew the case for higher pay during a period of declining production.
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Robert Nathan
New Deal
C.I.0
Truman
C.so
Murray
Mr. Murray
John L. Lewis
White House
Mr. Nathan
Brannan
Washington
Union
Oord
Nathan Waste
John Lo Lewis
Fairness
Justice Clark Aide Debate over Senate Nomination
The text discusses Justice Clark and questions about his suitability for Attorney General, noting Republican and Democratic reactions. It mentions concerns about delays and political maneuvering, and hints at expectations of relief if a chosen nominee avoids controversy.
One Man Sheds Light on Heat With a Help Wanted Sign
An information desk clerk at Grand Central Terminal posts Help Wanted to clear ice and snow from the railroad right of way. The piece argues humor helps people endure heat, explains humidity effects, and notes health authorities report fewer deaths than feared during the ongoing heat wave.
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Grand Central Terminal Information Desk
Jeng
Fiwe
New York
Weather Bureau
Stassen Urges Broad War Powers For Executive
Former presidential hopeful Harold Stassen argues for expansive presidential powers to meet emergencies abroad and at home. He contends the president should have flexible authority beyond peacetime norms, while Truman is portrayed as hesitant to cede such control.
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Varald
Stassen
Truman
Mascon
University of Tennaslvania
Triman
White House
Stasson
Anonymous letters to The Record stir reader concerns
A long reading of letters to The Record reveals readers requesting anonymity, notes on editing policies, eviction notices, civil service exam inquiries, stump removal advice, and safety cautions. Readers discuss honesty in letters, housing disputes, misused built-in gadgets, and practical guidance for tree stump removal and decay times.
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Record
the Record
Hal Boyle
Earth
Hercules
Civil
Service Department
Alfred E
Smith
Albany
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A confidential breakdown of foreign aid costs reveals that twelve states fund 67.66 percent of the program yet receive the smallest benefits. The piece notes trade arrangements with Argentina and other nations, and discusses costs and allocations in the context of wartime and postwar shifting aid patterns.
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Washington
Femeo
South jAetican
Ecumme
Washington Merry-Go-Round: GOP chair fight and Dulles role
Inside the Republican National Committee the fight for a new chairman rages with New Jersey’s Gabrielson as a leading candidate and New Jersey congressmen opposing him. Also noted is John Foster Dulles’s appointment to the District of Columbia committee and links to major local utilities. a Georgia wait for Gen Alden Waitt’s promotion and a Polish rye deal under Senate scrutiny.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Pennsylvania
Hugh Beott
Deweyman
O.P
Hugh Scott
Guy Gabrielson
Bernardaville
N.S
New Jersey
Gabrielson
Bince
Staessen
Joe Martin
B’ Gabrielson
Scott
Sioux Rapids
Texas
Rentfio Creager
Arizona
Clarence Buddington Kelland
Harrison Spangler
Senator Brewster
Maine
Sam Pryor
Connecticut
Pan American Airways
Pryor Day
Andrew Gahagen
Park Avenue
New York
Lee McCann
GOP
Harry Darby
G.O.P
Kansas
Kansas City Airways
Palomino Horse Exhibitors Association
John Foster Dulles
Senate
Tiatrict of
Columbia
Dulles
Sullivan and Cromwell
Washington Gas Light Company
Potomac Electric Company
Washington RR. and Transit Co
Capital Transit Co
D.C
Starlings
Kowtow Pronunciations and Spelling in Dictionaries
A study of kowtow and related terms in Webster's and other dictionaries notes the common American pronunciation as kow town with rhymes to now. It discusses origin from k'ot'ou meaning knock head, contrasts with English kowtow, and surveys Latin American spellings and foreign forms.
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Websters
Jean
United States
Arciapie
Hove Sax
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