By a Moscow Peace Plan Talks With Moscow In View
The article discusses Secretary Byrnes backing a plan for preliminary discussions on German and Austrian peace. Molotov signals cautious acceptance while demanding press freedoms in Moscow matching Paris London and New York. Debates on censorship loom as deputies would sound out smaller nations before a Moscow conference.
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Byrnes
Sytsstaut
Furvign Cannisters
Comneil
London
Moscow
Paris
New York
Sowet Union
America
Whitch
Minieber Molotov
Mussim
Atul
Molotov
Wilhout
Malatov
Malatow
Ress
Jinion
Fragmented Text From History Dense with Names and Moves
Fragmented OCR style report discusses U S actions toward Franco Spain and France with subcommittee vote counts, calls for severities of diplomatic relations, and hopes for a government representative in Spain. It mentions delegates, unions, and the Axis, with emphasis on free elections and civil liberties.
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United
Tys Erin
Lulied Noviang Polite
Rankin
United States
France
Spain
Getera Branca
Axis Puewers
National Agricultural Policy Debated At Farm Bureau Meet
The American Farm Bureau Convention in San Francisco considered food security amid wartime and price support worries. Secretary Canton Anderson urged Congress to review price support policies as surplus crops face waste and potential shifts toward alcohol and industrial uses. The piece discusses distribution, producer pricing, and the need for reform to stabilize farmers’ purchasing power amid changing markets.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
San Francisco
Getaher
Anderson
Sven
Department of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
79Th Congress
Mit
Meyer Havis
Waupplins Ik
National Grange
Wisconsinas Party Leader Weighs Federal Judicial Nominations
The article discusses Senator Wiley as Benite's Judleday Connie chair and key figure in potential federal bench nominations. It notes party loyalty, judicial balance, and tensions between conservative and liberal factions amid attacks on the Supreme Court.
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Senalon Alwsundey
Hupubhean
Wisconsinas
Benite
Tee
Wiley
Andre Eouneynad
Hutmad
Alan Lat
Hotu
Hebels
Nuw Deut
Supreme Court
Courts and politics clash in historic judicial role debate
A fragmented historical voice argues that the judiciary must reflect the constitutional balance among branches, resisting New Deal court packing while upholding justice above majorities. It cites Roosevelt era conflicts and echoes Woodrow Wilson on discerning public opinion from age.
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Uve
TipuWek UL Werstiventon
Minoriy
Venice
Meane Wubble
Roosevelt
Yrenan
Wiley
Crone
Woodray Wilson
Blihufoot
Doctors on Trial for Nazi Atrocities at Nuremberg
The article narrates the trial of 23 defendants including Hitler’s personal physician for Nazi medical crimes. It accuses them of torturing hundreds of thousands of prisoners, including Americans, with experiments to aid the war effort, and asserts they will face fair U.S. justice in Nuremberg. It condemns their perversions and calls for punishment without mercy.
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Nadi
PMNS
Hitler
Nuominheng
Terman Goering
Gaeming
Ure
Nuconburg
Ley
Rilbenrop
Cyunaay
Guilly
Pulse of the People Rag U and Pat Uitice
Letters and unsigned notes from readers outline anonymity in eye columns and good faith while The Record Newspapers reserve rights to publish and edit communications. The page also includes reader items on the Olympics and Chromatic Concerts anniversary with regional reader salutations from Long Branch, N J.
Government should break big oil monopoly by disposing pipelines
A Washington edition analyzes wartime pipelines and surplus property. It argues government sale to curb monopolistic control by large firms, enabling independent carriers. The piece notes bids were rejected earlier and warns Congress to avoid hidden collusion while pursuing fair, cash-based disposition.
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Washington
Vno
Texas
Bse
Palite Intervat
Arith Ae
Olean
Avscta
Planta
Hic
Nubia Gas
Hi Cermin
Nacmpal Vna
Mie
Lame Duck
Thal
Hugh D. Wise
Raimsel
Annie Honsani
Allie Nema
Wisconsin leaders push youth work camps model
Wisconsin welfare leaders propose state run forestry and other work camps to rehabilitate troubled youths as alternatives to institutionalization. They cite CCC camp success, calling for supervised, work oriented programs with education and discipline to reduce future crime and costs.
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Wisconsin
Sittiliu
CCC
Waser
Hae Ag
Kian
IL Renatres Ville
Siteh
Tram
Af Aod
The Washington Merry Go Round on Labor and Politics
The piece sketches a Washington scene with strike dynamics, key figures like Lewis and western allies, and plans to mobilize support at the White House. It covers congressional deals on Indian claims, lame duck maneuvers, and real estate lobbying as postwar policy shifts loom.
French Parties Unite on Rule
French political groups agreed on forming a national unity government with Premier head and a program to be approved through negotiations. Vincent Auriol and other leaders held conferences with party delegates as talks continued to choose a new premier for the upcoming election.
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Paria
National Walun
Me Branco
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