War migration and its toll on the displaced in postwar era
The piece notes millions in Europe and in the United States displaced by war. It highlights migration concentrating in the South and West, with about 1.4 million men settlers in the Midwest and Detroit area reshaping population. It warns of employment danger for Black workers moving north and west and the broader social strains of mass migration on the North and the South. It calls for radical reform, understanding, and public information management to address these challenges.
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Nes
Meny Vial
Europe
United S
Bureau of Census
South
Migria
Detroit
Thi
Nazl
Jeges
Économie
Truman
act #8
War Labor Board
Uit
Maay
Congress
Price's Omission and Censorship Shifts in Wartime Policy
The text traces early U S censorship efforts during World War II noting the 1941 Pearl Harbor timing and the creation of the Office of Censorship under Price. It contrasts with World War I when censorship and war information governance were combined under Creel and suggests lessons about publicity guidance for wartime news.
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Pra Nary
Great Britain
Pearl Hathor
Mr. Price
Our Debt to Chou and the Sino-Japanese Threat
Fragmented text recalls wartime reflection on China's resistance and the need for stronger defense. It notes inadequate arms, manpower, and industrial capacity as risks of invasion, hinting at Burma Road and future tensions with China.
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Udo
Burdes
Uecompe
China
Burma
Ziane
Washington’s Shifting Role in War and Labor
The piece notes Washington state’s uneven economic pattern tied to war periods and political labor practices. It mentions perks like giving jobs to three people when one could suffice, reflecting broader boom busts and policy debates over job allocation during conflicts.
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Washington
Return to peace spurs demobilization and budget cutbacks
The period should bring the nation gains as demobilization reduces war agencies and wartime regulations. Under President Truman, Washington shrinkage aims for fewer bureaus and bureaucrats, with improved public service standards and less government intrusion.
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Truman
Washington
Congo
Food Waste and War Food Administration Findings
A congressional report on food waste and the War Food Administration details spoilage due to over-buying and lax precautions. It cites tomato losses in Baltimore, sugar sale losses, and lard exposure, plus egg shipments dumped. The piece comments on bureaucratic inefficiency and urges lessons for future food control. It also mentions political commentary and social remarks of the era.
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Appropriations Committee
War Food Administration
Roosevelt
Truman
Baltimore
Ae Wea
Congressional Investigation
Youth Lexicon and Political Hopes in a Wartime Era
A fragment discusses optimistic language from a youthful lexicon about a new era and national progress. It cites Mr Snyder and Production Chairman Krug while considering political impact on the Republican Party and the idea of enduring victory in war and higher living standards.
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Louis
Orie
Krag
Snyders
Republican Party
Paign
Mr. Snyder
Krug. Sha
Pulse of the People writers seek anonymity in columns
Letters from readers signed or unsigned express support for free press while preserving anonymity. The Record Newspapers reserves right to edit and shorten submissions. Messages reference wartime debates, League of Nations votes, and political figures, with commentary from James H. Molloy of Troy and editor notes from Hirohito’s Horse.
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Record Newspapers
Record
Johnson
Hiram Wrata
Wilson
League Nations
EE Ma
New York
Wison
Etectat College
Hughes
Cathorinia
Tonasan
Cal
Union iEi Railroad Co
Social Security Debate Sparks Letter to the Editor
Readers discuss eligibility ages and benefits in a letters section from The Record. A contributor notes the 1937 law requires age 53 to receive benefits and comments on future adequacy for retirees with limited earnings. The query asks for major Oregon coast newspapers and clarifications about names Tom Brenneman and Cory are addressed.
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Sisty. Ediot
Tomer
Oregon Newspapers
Ime
Oregon Coast
Poesienkill
Oregon Toast
Portland Oregonian
Portland Journal
Eugene Register-Guard
Selem Capital Journal
Klamath Falls Herald and News
Salem Orgeon, Statesman
Wage Rise Controversy Looms Across War Board System
A wartime wage and price dispute raises questions about employer wage increases, War Labor Board approvals, and OPA involvement. Experts warn wage hikes may trigger price rises or tax effects, with unions and management facing new accountability for strikes.
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War L Board of
Untary
War Labor Board
OPA
War Lebo
Bureau of Internal Revenue
War Babor Board
Realth and Competition in Medicine Suggested by Law Makers
In a speech drawing on wartime lessons, the speaker argues for prepaid competitive medicine and group clinics funded by federal legislation. He envisions doctors pooling funds to obtain loans for local clinics, expanding access and driving costs down through competition. The plan aims to spark nationwide clinics and improve care for the underserved.
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America
Pepper Committee
Senate
Neerly & Mitten
Amerivien Lines
Grup Athet
Recommendations From Business Leaders On Postwar Employment
Raymond Moley highlights business and expert groups urging careful postwar employment planning. The Committee for Economic Development reports optimistic postwar demand and three-phase reconversion, while Ira Mosher cites a large NA Manufacturers survey. Caution rises over Murray Fall Employment bill and delayed passage risks, with public mediation as a future tool.
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Congress
Committee For Economic Development
Ira Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
Mosher
Washington
Murray
Pronunciation Primer Amid School and News Reports
A noisy compilation notes pronunciation tips for admit versus permit, Juarez accent, and words like govern ment and per N ARL with examples from teachers, students, and a Lansing broadcasting quiz. It urges readers to test their speech with Frank Goudy and a self addressed envelope.
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Janie
Washington
Rio Grande
el Paso
Juarez
Benito Pablo Juarez
Mexico
Stould
Ale Bale
Dale
Per-Narl
Lansing
San Francisco
Acore
Frank Goudy
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Chou
Post
WEA
Japan
Mr. Truman
Denys Wortman
Tae As
Sss
James H. Molloy
Troy
Hirohito
Emperor Hiro of
United States
Hoosick
Tom Brenneman
Cory
Corny
Pene
David Lawrence
WLB Central
The
U. S
AEM
Drew Pearson
Gevernia
Empussitte Tor
Dew Pearson
Orgeniz
Raymond Moley
House
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