Formosan Policy Debate and Taft-Hartley Fallout
The piece argues against a Formosa occupation and criticizes Truman era labor anti-Communist actions. It cites Senator Smith, General MacArthur, and Taft-Hartley impact on the U E W, urging a clear American policy in the Pacific and noting broader geopolitical stakes in Japan Okinawa and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American de Carnival
Japan
Okinawa
ECA
Smith
Far East
MacArthur
Pacific
Formosa
Chisng
State Department
C.I.C
Truman
C.I.0
James B. Carey
New International Union of Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Electrical Workers
Mr. Truman
New York State
U.E.W
Communist Party
United Electrical Workers
Philip Murray
Taft Hartley
Taft
United Nations
Philippines
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
America
Arta
The Danger Of Fire In Winter Homes
A week of local house fires has killed five and left a sixth severely injured. The piece urges homeowners to adopt safety measures during cold weather, stressing that hazards lie in improper heating, faulty equipment, and neglected chimneys rather than fuel type. It calls for thorough inspection, cleaning, and vigilant care to prevent tragedies in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaghlicoke
East Poestenkil
Funds invested in government bonds bolster Social Security claims
The piece cites Social Security Commissioner Arthur J. Altmeyer asserting that employer and employee contributions are invested in government bonds yielding up to 24 percent, generating about 250 million dollars yearly. It argues the interest comes from taxpayers, meaning twice-paid Social Security, and questions how the government will redeem bonds to cover future retiree benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Security Administration
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Brother
Formosa Island Policy Debated By U S Government
A fragment discusses Formosa amid a purported Chinese regime change, urging immediate U S policy action to secure the island against advancing Communist forces and protect National interests. The text references Senator Seeth of Neaderacy and calls for a prompt American response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Formosa
Communia
Seeth
Neaderacy
Assaay
Reromon
United States
Dake
Chine
Tito Pardon Scale Marks Soviet Spy Trial In Yugoslavia
Ten Soviet citizens tried by the Yugoslav court in Sarajevo for espionage against Tito receive unexpectedly lenient sentences. Nine survive with terms from three to eleven and a half years, one is sentenced to twenty years. observers deemings a strategic political gesture amid Tito’s split from Stalin and Western outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Yugoslavia
Stalin
Sarajevo
Lenin
Moscow
Belgrade
Balkans
Anessrete
West
One Way To Answer Agitation For Socialized Medicine
The Baltimore Sun notes AMA leaders at the Washington convention warn the Truman plan for compulsory health insurance remains alive. A $3.5 million annual fund is sought to educate the public, but the core issue is public dissatisfaction with medical access and high illness costs. Maryland eyes voluntary insurer plan for hospital and non hospital care awaiting doctors assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Washington
Medical Association
Association
House of Delegates
Ernest E.irons
Elmer Henderson
Pied
Maryland
Trons
Henderson
Prize Dud Of The Arcade
The Washington Evening Star reports on Fulton Lewis and George Batey Jordan failing in their atomic expansion bid. General Leslie Groves denies Lewis claims about Henry Wallace and Harry Hopkins pressuring him and sending materials to Russia. The piece notes public fear and the dubious impact of the broadcast stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Evening Star
Fulton Lewis
George Batey Jordan
Manhattan
Air Force
Messrs
Lewis and
Jordan
Wodhey
Mgr
Lewis
Henry Wallace
Harry Hopkine
Leslie R. Groves
Atecnic
General Groves
Russia
Harry Hopkins
Record Newspapers Preserve Anonymity For Letters To Editor
The Record Newspapers will publish letters signed with a name and address to show good faith. Unsigns letters will not be published. The paper reserves the right to edit and shorten all communications as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Writers of Communications
Record
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
The letter page discusses Christmas music in Troy stores and sympathy for church choirs, noting public fatigue with loud seasonal tunes. Readers question why Christmas melodies cannot be reserved for the holiday and celebrate musical traditions amid commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ray Tucker
Washington Merry-Go-Round Calendar Inquiry Sparks Reader Help
A reader asks why newspaper delivery boys sell calendars at Christmas while stores give them away. The column riffes on Washington culture, uranium shipments, and wartime exchanges with Russia, detailing Deputy Interior Secretary Oscar Chapman’s abstinence ruse and a backdrop of postwar diplomacy and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neweboys
Washington
Colorado
Oscar Chapmian
Argentina
American Aeronautical Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Bnyder
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
Secretary of the Interior
Russia
Uranlum
Rus
Troy
Isia
Boris Pregel
France
United States
Immigration Bureau of the
Justice Department
Pregel
Leslie
Groves
U. K
Manhattan Project
U. S
Chennatar
Exchange Place
New York City
Caiine
Tomers
Eerv Pregel
Miami News
Belgium Uranium Trust
England
Winston Churchill
Vanadium Corporation
New Mexicn
Precel
Lesson of Honor
Enaxinerrs
Dwight Eisenhower
Herbert Hooves
Pregess
Turge Maurice
Mote
Wagge
Take M Word For It By Frank Colby
The text discusses words lacking clear meaning and how readers, with examples like inhabitable and cleave, struggle to derive precise sense from them. It cites dictionaries and usage notes to illustrate semantic gaps and linguistic ambiguity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colby
Tven
Webeter
Aixo
Irkel Aye
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Etraers
Dwight Marvin
Danarmas
Beard
L. Terk
Prevident
Metts
J. Arthur
Trey Record
Times Record
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Baltimore Sun
Dick Turner
J. B
Cowboy
the Record
Sixth Avenue
Swift Street
Link
Bciy
Supreme Court
Patent Office
Vinson
Frank
Mepp Cong Shes
Werk
Privoleges
G. Ku
Concord
Saat
Anewer
Tass Aggney
Pravda
Tevestia
Texas Press Coutries
Senate Land
T. O
Broekien
Merry
Pearson
Rensselaer County
Jacques Ducom
Cominform
Hungary
Thores
Ing
Kremlin
Willkie
Averell Harriman
Lend Lease
Vigyi
Fairbanks
Alaska
Siberia
Great Falls
Mont
G. Hacey Jordan
Tyler
Longview
Texas
Secetary
Interior Ickes
War Petroleum Board
Phe
Trermi
Attem
Ford
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