US patience with Soviet muscle snaps under strain
A Washington commentary protests Soviet threat and bullying actions against Yugoslavia and other nations. It urges a firm demand for satisfaction, warns that American patience is wearing thin, and notes allied patience may be exhausted if aggression continues.
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Elaine
Russia
Yugoshivia
Tito
Chia Ast
Yuaslav
Rosie
Ayrhes
Byilain
Annaien
Britatt
Pepper Wallace Ticket On the 1946 Presidential Scene
A late century column analyzes Pepper’s fit for Wallace, arguing Pepper’s opportunism and political leanings echo Russia friendly stances. It debates whether a Pepper Wallace pairing could win or alienate the South, contrasting with Truman Pepper and other ticket possibilities amid postwar politics.
Economy Debate Shapes Tax Burden and Reductions
The article outlines discussions by Representative Krutson and allies on cutting expenses and opposing new taxes. It notes federal deficits, debates on debt limits, and calls for restraint in government spending despite Democratic majorities. It mentions New Deal spending persistence and hopes for future budget tightening.
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Tevin
Congress
Mullan
White House
Mr. Krutson
Whart
Admitting the Homeless and Europe’s Immigration Debate
An editorial argues Europe's homeless crisis exceeds U.S. capacity and examines immigration impacts. It discusses past and present quotas, economic strains, assimilation challenges, and the moral duty to aid displaced Jews Poles and other groups, urging global cooperation and policy action.
Plan for hosting homeless in United States urges limited entry
The author argues the United States should accept its share of homeless people but restrict entry to a subset. They claim other regions such as British and French colonies, South American areas, and sparsely populated countries should share the burden. The plan focuses on bringing in a manageable number, integrating them swiftly, and adjusting to American standards.
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Europe
America
Boyce
Mintain
United States
Mttigi
Palestine
Boland
Mukite
South America
Debate Over Indian Independence Echoes Violence and Doubt
A newspaper column surveys British rule in India, noting Moslem Hindu riots in Calcutta, the tangled identity of 400 million Indians, and the mounting obstacles to self rule. It questions whether independence is near or doomed, urging caution amid upheaval and imperial interests.
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England
India
Tony
Indus
Rey
Calcutt
Bribie
Temselves
Calcutta
Tidla
Physically Handicapped Week Aims to Boost Jobs
Amid postwar fatigue the nation recalls the disabled veterans and civilians needing steady work. Paula Strachan spearheads a national effort for public awareness and federal backing to retrain and place the physically handicapped in gainful employment through the Labor Department and interagency cooperation.
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Paul Strachan
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Sea Day
Ube Relvaining
Usd
Labor Department
Uhrongen
Hay
Linse
Ereine
Achwellenbach
United Stays
Paris Peace Thoughts Echo U S Europe War Threats
An extended, fragmentary analysis argues that the United States must act to deter aggression and prevent a broader European conflict. It assesses Soviet policy, Allied diplomacy, and the risks of appeasement amid rising tensions in 1940s wartime discourse. The piece references U S state, British foreign, and Allied roles in shaping a strategy to avoid another major war.
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Masahi
Europe
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Michenas
Lelandly
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Stat
Paris
Tuagin
United Nations
Foreign Office
Owent
Uys
Record Letters Debate Public Housing and War Profits
The Record publishes readers letters defending anonymity in mass communication while questioning public housing plans and wartime profiteering. Contributors criticize Meade Committee findings, urge disclosure of profits, and highlight race and social issues amid war context.
View Oy War Profits Record Farewell Note
A garbled wartime editorial complains of war profits and corruption while opposing inequality. It argues workers fund war production through sacrifice, while industrialists grow rich. The call remains to align sacrifice with national effort despite profiteering.
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Ion Hye
Ofutil
Current Comment Volunteer in War Effort
A Chicago Daily News report praises volunteers and notes the War Department aims to raise the army via volunteer enlistment. It states millions have joined voluntarily, discusses future demand of several million men, and highlights pay raises and educational opportunities to attract recruits.
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Chicago Daily
Speech Critique Highlights Baruch’s Plainspoken Strength
The column praises Baruch as a great unpretentious American who speaks plainly yet powerfully. It notes his clear enunciation and sincerity, contrasting with flamboyant oratorical flourishes, and cites a broadcast where his energy and pronunciation drew attention. Next week General Jonathan Wale Wright is to be considered for nominations and documents.
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