Lehman as World Bank President Would Mirror Public Service
The World Bank vacancy could suit former New York Governor Lehman, with Eugene Meyer’s chair having paved the ground. An American leader is favored as the bank seeks about eight billion dollars in capitalization, and Lehman’s forty years in New York banking alongside UNRRA and ambassadorial service fit the international finance challenge.
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Monopolistic Labor Strife Ignites Calls for Wagner Act Reform
The document argues that John L. Lewis and his coal union dominate labor and Industry, urging a democratic overhaul of labor laws. It claims Congress next January will face pressure to curb union power to prevent further nationwide economic disruption and mass layoffs across industries reliant on coal.
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Shortage of Steel Impacts Auto Industry and Labor
A fragmented report notes a steel shortage affecting daily production in the auto and allied industries. It highlights the Auto Workers Union and claims about John L. Lewis and labor monopolies, arguing for legislation to shield workers from labor bosses and preserve employment amid material scarcities.
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Greece Balks at War Inquiry Sparked by Balkan Clashes
An urgent call for an impartial on the spot inquiry into Greek border clashes with Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Albania is urged by observers. The piece argues the security council must act to prevent a potential Mediterranean war and expose any covert moves toward a Communist seizure while noting Athens invites international scrutiny and calls for peace.
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Soviet Union Abandons Veto On Disarmament In UN Talks
A chaotic analysis notes Moscow's retreat on veto power as the United Nations Assembly probes disarmament. Observers say the concession was limited in scope and timed to enable broader cooperation, with caution over lasting impact on global peace efforts.
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Velo puller abandoned amid disarmament talks
Résumé of Soviet Molotov remarks on American disarmament plan and possible amendments. Molotov says US proposal not clear and will accept changes while seeking a united approach. Both sides acknowledge a long road but agree disarmament progress could open concrete steps toward reducing weapons of war.
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Revolting Picture Prompts Debate on Germany Report
The piece critiques a Senate War Investigating Committee report on American occupation in Germany, calling it shocking and unreliable. It questions the committee’s qualifications and motives while urging a rigorous, fact-based inquiry guided by sworn testimony and expert analysis.
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Record Letters And Wage Questions Aired In Paper
The Record prints reader letters seeking anonymous publication, wage queries for waitresses, and notes from Ausiliary and veterans groups. It includes wage rates, job details, and a call for a national federation of workers to oppose strikes. Austin A Yates signs off.
State Civil Service Exams for Stenographer and Typist
A reader asks where New York State Civil Service exams are held and how to obtain schedules and publications. The inquiry seeks current pay scales for stenographers and typists, yearly salaries, exam locations, and where to obtain exam forms and full information on Civil Service jobs and exams.
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Angered editor in Greenstand sparks religious clash
The letter argues for unity and peace citing scripture from Acta and Matthew as it calls for openness to missionaries. It questions maintaining money and culture while urging shared churches and mission work, claiming Armoricans will die for or live for their country. From Pittstown MISSIONARY-MINDED.
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World Prosperity Campaign draft by Robert Rosz… at Penn
A fragmentary profile recalls Robert Rosziewond of Philadelphia plans a global World Prosperity campaign. It envisions world budget under United Nations Economic Council, funded by World Bank capital and private funds, to lift economies with universal housing and employment while states keep sovereignty. The piece notes wartime spending comparisons and cites university ties and State Department contact.
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Budd of Philadelphia Shaped Steel Rise and Rail Trade
The obituary notes Budd, a Philadelphia machinist turned steel innovator, built railcars and mail trains. Starting as an apprentice, he entered metal stamping and steel work during early 20th century growth, steering a career that powered railcar design and industry expansion. His 75 years of work ended November 8, leaving a lasting industrial legacy.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round scribbles from Moscow reveal Stalin’s health
The Washington Merry-Go-Round column reports in-depth, though garbled, details about Joseph Stalin’s heart attack on November 1 and his rest in Crimea. It touches on Soviet leadership succession, Molotov’s potential rise, and American diplomats’ reactions, while noting naval appointments and U S Navy personnel.
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Language and etiquette terms in 19th century letters and culture
A fragmented excerpt surveys terms such as greenhorn and coon as slang, etiquette phrases like RSVP, and letter writing evergreens. It references DeVere and Aniel onisama, notes on fashioning designs transfers, and a sales pitch for a Letter Writing Handbook with a 1843 prospectus and a vision of universal peace through productive work.
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Corner The Coin And Stamp by Charles French
Coin and Stamp corner discusses German inflation war money, WWI aftereffects, and scarce bills. It mentions Liberty head coins and values from collectors, including damaged notes and early silver dollars, with reader queries and dealer guidance.
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