Government Takes Over The Railroads
A historical editorial argues the government seized railroads to avert a labor crisis as unions sought a 16 percent workweek cut without wage reductions. It condemns unions for pressuring via government control, praises factfinding outcomes, and questions political motives behind the crisis and potential retroactive pay.
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Tax Debate Drives Stopgap Plan Amid Cold War Strains
A brief commentary notes urgent stopgap legislation to fund ongoing foreign aid and Korean War commitments. It criticizes President Malik’s bid to paralyze UN actions while praising the move to relocate UN staff to a new 30 story building, with some optimism for stability in January as 3,000 workers prepare to move.
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Inflation and politics shadow postwar tax debate
A jumbled editorial concerns inflationary pressures and the proposed tax bill, criticizing federal tax policy and the administration. It weighs Congress, party loyalty, and the impact on public welfare while noting international issues and United Nations diplomacy shaping global stability.
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Thirty Years Of Women S Suffrage
Article marks the August 26 1920 anniversary of the 19th Amendment. It reviews outcomes of women's suffrage, noting persistent political corruption, mixed moral impact, and the enduring push by women to influence elections, with emphasis on empowerment and ongoing participation. Includes critical reflections on real-world effects and societal change.
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Why Not Really Liberate Formosa The Propaganda War
A commentary arguing against UN pressure for U.S. withdrawal from Formosa. It contends Peiping uses threats to distract from Korean aggression, supports Chiang Kai-shek and Formosa as rightful Chinese territory, and cautions the Cairo agreements should not legitimize Soviet puppet control.
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Formosa Crisis Standoff Draws UN Attention
The text notes rising tension as Nationalists flee to Formosa and Communist China rejects separatist concessions. It says the Chinese Communists oppose UN intervention while aiming to use the Security Council for propaganda, keeping Formosa’s fate unsettled amid regional pressure.
Readers plead for anonymity in letters to The Record
A cluttered December letter page questions why names and addresses cannot be published and asks how to preserve anonymity while proving good faith. It includes inquiries about Social Security benefits, Navy eligibility, and band conduct, with scattered notes from readers in Troy and Simshghetrack.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
In a Washington critique Ray Tucker questions presidential censorship and cabinet loyalty. The piece argues that fear of dissent within the White House hampers honest debate, citing Admiral Mahan Sims and Mitchell as exceptions and noting pressure from the Budget Office to align with executive estimates.
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Washington Roundup Highlights Weather Blackout And Adjournment Debate
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Soviet weather broadcasts interrupted by Moscow amid wartime planning, plus a tense Big Four meeting where Speaker Rayburn and Senate Majority Leader Lucas spar over adjournment timing. Truman examines Paris port security and budget fights, while Congress debates veteran mobility aid and party strategy ahead of elections.
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Had Better or Had Rather in English Usage
A fragmentary discussion on the phrases had better and had rather with references to Wilys Working Grammar and various commentators. The piece debates correct usage, pronunciation, and idiom, noting accepted forms and examples and contrasting with older or less standard forms.
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Propaganda Drive Contra U S Reds In Formosa
Nationalist intelligence reports show continued Communist propaganda aimed at swaying U S opinion against Formosa. Officials say Beijing and Moscow seek to shape Western views while plotting a possible westward move, though they stress the NK groups still face a long path before any invasion.
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