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Cominform aims to shape world Communist policy argues for peace
The piece argues the Cominform spreads Moscow driven lines and declares a dual world: a democratic anti imperialist camp led by the United States and an imperialist camp led by U.S. rulers. It accuses Soviet officials of distortions while defending Stalin's claim that capitalism and communism can coexist. It warns Tito's Yugoslavia shows the issue of world system alignment.
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Cominform
Hungary
Stalin
Mihail Alexandrovich Susiov
Cominform Assembly
Russia
U.S
United States
James Carey
C.I.0
Arthur Deakin
British Trade Unions Congress
Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
West
Labor Alliance Formed Amid Global Union Tensions
The article describes a tentative unity between major labor groups including the AFL and CIO as they set aside domestic rivalries to pursue a broader international federation. It notes historical tensions, wartime alignments, and plans to create a central office while addressing political alignments in Europe and the Atlantic alliance context.
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AFL
London
Dahon
Alome
John
Lewis
Sieg
America
United International
Soviet Conspiracy Slippage and Labor Unity at London Meeting
A strained report notes anti-Communist labor groups resisting European Christian unions joining the new confederation. American delegates push a credentials plan, aiming to unite labor forces and overcome obstacles. Support grows for Bricker’s idea, with calls for stronger backing and unified action.
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Turete
London
Europera
Navy shifts focus to undersea defenses under Admiral Sherman
The Navy prioritizes anti submarine warfare as Russia expands its submarine fleet. Admiral Sherman argues for undersea defense and submarine listed threats, warning that reliance on air power rivals risks and stressing crucial foreign material dependencies. The change signals a return to sea service priorities and earns cautious approval.
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Navy
Sherman
United States Navy
Naval Operations
Annapolis
Admiral Sherman
Russia
United States
Reda
Sea Service
Two wives push for action over China prisoner pair
The piece notes Marine Master Sergeant Elmer C. Bender and Navy Chief Electrician William C. Smith captive since October 18 1848 by Chinese Communists. It highlights their wives Mrs Bender and Mrs Smith launching a sit down effort in Washington to pressure release and publicize the case, arguing public pressure could force China to respond.
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Tsintso
China
Elmer C. Bender
Navy
William C. Smith
United States
Bender
Acheson
Smith
Angus Ward
Mukden
Republicans Pulse on Principles as Party Liberals Call For Change
Republican leaders plan a survey of 125000 GOP workers to decide if the party should restate its principles and what to say. Critics from within Connecticut urge new ideas and an adventurous spirit to win back power, arguing the old guard is stagnant and voters seek change.
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Republican National
Guy Gabrielson
G.O P
Gabrielson
New York Herald Tribune
Connecticut
Harold FE. Stasani
New York
Tehran
Bricker Aims for Coalition to Reform Republicans and Southern Democrats
Senator Bricker of Ohio opens a push for a formal coalition between Republicans and Southern Democrats in the next Congress. He targets an end to crazy spending and blocking the welfare state, advocates a new third party, and seeks alignment that could reshape national politics post Taft era.
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United States Senate
Bricker
Ohio
Taft
South
Eve Hudkers
Bunker
Oh 9
Frankiin Roosevelt
Republican Party
Letter to The Record on Watervliet traffic safety
A reader urges stricter traffic enforcement in Watervliet citing excessive speeds and ignored stop signs at Twenty-First Street and Seventh Avenue near a parish school and church. The writer calls for more police patrols, more traffic signals, and warnings to educate motorists, especially those from other towns, to reduce danger.
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Traff Lo
Watervliet
Ware
State Motor Bureau
Schenectady
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Behr-Manning
National Health Insurance Debated as Congress Opens
Washington observers report pressure from lawmakers and advisers to delay national health insurance. Oscar R. Ewing tours Europe to study systems in England and the Nordics, warning hasty action could undermine public support. Senators Humphrey and Douglas voice doubts over feasibility and scope of a federal plan amid party divisions.
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White House
Truman
Oscar R. Ewing
England
Ewing
Mr. Truman
Capitol Hill
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Paul Douglas
Winds
Senators Junket Sparks Debate On Spain Trip Costs
Washington column cites Lex Rimar Thomas Oklahoma leading a Senate Appropriations subcommittee delegation that toured Spain and Paris. Critics say taxpayer money funded a weekend-style junket with alcohol, while supporters argue duties to oversee diplomatic representation justify the trip.
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Horn
Sumter Chamber of Commerce
Texas
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Byala
Lex. Rimar Thomas
Oklahoma
Air Force Plana
Willing
I Lovelace
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Dennis Chaves
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
Frank Colby offers a guide on pronunciation with examples of commonly mispronounced words. The piece lists words such as tremendous momentous schedule and mischievous with correct stresses and sounds, notes regional variants for Vienna and Wien, and invites readers to request a copy of the full list of 100 frequently mispronounced terms.
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Almlar
Poe
Vienna
Austria
Wien
Bernlin
New York
Califforna
Chicago
England
Berlin
Pia
Colby
Europe spends billions under aid plan prompts scrutiny
A garbled report notes European nations receive funds under the Marshal Plan while the American government monitors disbursement via the European Cooperation Administration. It suggests matching EU support with currency safeguards and accountability measures.
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Paris
Eurom
Marshal Plan
LLC
Yeeter
European Cooperation Adminissta
ECA
Cardinery Enve
Marshall Pian Genie
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