Steingut Case Recalled Amid Calls for Full Disclosure
The author urges Steingut to disclose all known facts about alleged hidden sums, arguing that honesty is vital for public trust. They compare past political scandals and criticize delays, insisting the truth must emerge regardless of potential jail or removal from office.
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Tammany
Jeng
Jimmy Walker
Steinzal
Alteged Siver
Irwin Steingut
Steingut
Truih
Hhi
Imrie
Sieinaul
Steinaut
Laski and the Crystal Ball on Capitalism and State Control
The piece discusses Harsid J. Laski as a provocative Labour figure whose views favor shifting production and distribution to state control. It argues capitalism is not yet dead and warns that replacing business with government management risks overreach and harms the public.
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Harsid J. Laski
Briain
Britain
Ward Ai
Reassessing Pearl Harbor After World War II Ends
A national call for full public examination of Pearl Harbor events urges release of hearings and court martial reviews. It argues for accountability of Army and Navy leaders, airing findings, and transparent investigations to recover public trust and justice.
Bevin’s maiden speech signals no major shift in Britain policy
The article notes Ernest Bevin, newly appointed foreign secretary, says there is no material change in Britain's foreign policy. It emphasizes that while domestic reforms may influence the United States, external affairs remain aligned with prior directions. The piece stresses the importance of unity among English speaking democracies for peace.
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Saith
Jeff Hes
Ernest Bevin
United States
Attlee
Churchill
Bevin and Britain's Chance to Lead a Self-Reliant Europe
The article argues Britain must rely on moral and physical strength to shape postwar Europe. It praises Bevin for backing democracies in Hungary Romania and Bulgaria and urges self help by Belgium Holland and Norway. It lauds Bevin as practical and nonconformist while noting congressional travel concerns and France's De Gaulle issue.
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Bevin
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Europe
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Penarees
Belgium
Holland
Nomkay
Japan Surrender Reflections on Leadership and Aftermath
The article weighs Japan's surrender, noting Tokyo's conduct differs from Allied expectations. It cites Vice Admiral Onishi's suicide as symbolic responsibility for failure and questions Japan's leadership honesty. It warns of delayed public understanding and potential unrest as Japan, still uninvaded, faces occupation realities and scattered calls to cease firing reach field commanders.
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Tokyo
Onishi
Japan
Philippines
MacArthur
Tokie
China
Pacific
Europe
Record Letters Preserve Anonymity Each Week
The Record Newspapers will publish signed letters to show good faith and allow anonymity in columns. Unnamed letters may not be published, and The Record Newspapers reserve the right to edit and shorten any communication as needed.
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Communications
Record
Debate Over Peace Time Military Needs Echoes In Texas And Florida
Readers argue whether a large Army and Navy are essential for a peace era. They note veterans deserve readjustment, praise wartime service, and warn against hindering educated careers. A Florida exile and a Trojan from Apalachicola respond on loyalty, duty, and postwar roles.
Debating who won the war beyond the atomic bomb
The piece argues over the roles of Army Navy and Air Forces in World War II and whether the atomic bomb alone decided victory. It lauds the Navy and Air Forces for their contributions, notes Russia's strategy, and contemplates future overseas bases and U S strategic posture postwar.
Washington By Merry-Go-Round on Potsdam Reparations
Leon Henderson notes that Moscow failed to settle Germany’s reparations, with Potsdam power plays shaping disarmament and zone divisions. Russia gains large capital equipment while debates on forced labor and exact postwar deliveries remain unresolved.
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Leon RE
Washington
Moscow
Germany
Potsdam
Sir Waller
Moscksor
Great - Briain
Ivan Maissy
Russia
Ed Pauley
United
Anti-labor labels and proposed bans in public policy
Westbrook Pegler argues that anti-labor proposals frame unionists as the enemy and treat the worker as laborless. He contends Wagner Act aims at collective bargaining while remedial bills seek to bar aliens and felons from office and require financial accountability.
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New York
United States
Amicar Press
Standard
Holera
Janion
Atomic bombs and wartime cruelty debated in editorial
An editorial discusses cruelty to non combatants, the use of the atomic bomb, and the moral obligations of Britain and the United States. It argues that if enemies had used the bomb first they would be condemned, cautions about setting a dangerous precedent, and questions whether the bomb saved more lives than it cost. It references Bataan and postwar perceptions.
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Florida
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Pata
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Britain
America
Why is twenty five cents called two pits in slang
A quirky historical note traces twenty five cents to eight bits the real and the pillar dollar. It explains how the term two pence evolved from cut money and the spread of old coinage into American quarters and half dollars.
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