Dewey Urges Housing Drive to Ease Newark Shortage
Governor Dewey cites need to build about a quarter of a million houses with an expenditure over 900 million. Financing seen as feasible with down payments from savers and bank loans. obstacles include OPA restrictions and building labor limits. He calls for enlightened leadership and cooperation to reduce costs and speed housing production nationwide.
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Dewey
Building Industry Employers Association of Newark Shire
Lawy
Bulding
OPA
Federi Aveneres
German policy plan outlined by State Department official
The State Department announces a broad scale economic program for Germany costing hundreds of millions of dollars. The plan, drawn from Byrnes' views, envisions three stages from post surrender disarmament and reparations to rebuilding and peaceful recovery, with long term goals to remove the German will to wage further war.
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Germany
Congress
Cony
Byrnes
Sceebiy Byrnis
Byron Prius
Washington
United States
Aggressive war and future peace terms in Europe
The text argues for aggressive measures to deter German aggression and secure a future European peace. It highlights the urgency of decisive action by Allied powers to prevent a recurrence of future conflicts and stresses the need for strong, persistent strategy against Germany to aid recovery and stability across Europe.
World wartime talks hint at UN progress and a possible three-power rapprochement
President Truman and foreign ministers call for renewed talks among the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union to advance the United Nations plan. London and Moscow meetings show slow progress, but new ministerial sessions offer hope for a broader, democratic framework to resolve key postwar issues and speed up UNO work.
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Truman
Riss Butuan
Thern Tareign
Livanin
London
Aldim
UNO
Nations debate military training in schools and education funding
A House Military Affairs Committee hearing discusses shifting funds from youth military drills to universal schooling and health services. Berild Du Shane promotes a national education program funding libraries, recreation centers, and hospitals, arguing military training is less essential to national defense than health and education.
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Walitary Amurs Committee
Appeanig Agaist
Wmsgrsal Niy
Berild du Shane
Uearnization
Benig
Pth
Sa ‘Onal Commission
Diag Vray
Tong Pra Taut
Congress
Aveney
Billian
Americ Dular
Gomnan
Wifer
Rostruetian
Fragmented plea on safety and schooling funding
A fragmented statement argues against prioritizing fire and police departments, urging more schools for children. It warns that neglecting protection would harm students and claims such suggestions fail to protect them adequately.
Power and labor clash over fact finding plan in Congress
A disputed 1950s style dispute centers on President Truman’s call for neutral fact finding in labor conflicts. Musas criticizes steel and coal leaders for oppressing workers while Congress weighs strong penalties to curb labor unrest. Murray attacks the plan as anti labor and savage repression.
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Philip Musas
Ihe
Timnrin
Leiders
UAW
Truman
Congress
Murray Tikes
Ymiong
Murray
Rumins
Thor
Cleverness credited to house by thief two seasons apart
A broken stream of phrases notes cleverness used to bypass a storm door in November and a street door in August. It hints at an autos plane coming and the operator forgetting wings before flight, while asserting nothite in the world is permanent and politicians remember for six months before an election.
Pulse of the People Hoping for Communications to The Record
Readers seek space in The Record for letters and statements while preserving anonymity. The newspaper states it may edit and shorten submissions and cannot guarantee publication.
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Record
Fire Record
Strife on bus lines unsettled and fuel concerns voiced
A reader questions whether the Greyhound bus dispute is settled and if Florida J and Seward route service is restored. He complains of fuel supply delays, urges coal delivery, and appeals for action to secure winter fuel for veterans. The letter ends promising continuation on another page.
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Florida
J & Seward
Labor and management clash over wage and policy crisis
A heated exchange outlines union resistance to wage hikes and business fear of price hikes. Analysts warn of cascading layoffs as gear shifts in industry threaten production. The piece argues labor and management must reveal facts to the public to avoid deeper economic harm.
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Washington
Philip Musing
Levis
Jon T
Lew
Toup
Roups
Walt
Dahon
Jon Winders
Sone
Muericat
Isami
Imparlin
Wall
Buinb
Eva Pal
Wdcrewell & Bay
Wmallee
Wal
Salfer
Amaller
Tl Nisk
Anopilers Ng Well Ag Aervice
Telbanal
Aver Cates
Ene Johnston
United States Chamber of Commore
Johnston
Cone
Isue & Westcullen
Rider Defiant Echoes On German Navy Crimes Trial
The article discusses Grand Admiral Rieder and his role in the German Navy during the Naz i era. It notes his alleged responsibility for submarine actions and the Baltic fleet, remarks on his public stance, and accuses him of hypocrisy in professed Christian motives while defending naval operations in Norway and Nazi incursions. It also questions the innocence of the Navy leadership and reflects on the broader wartime crimes.
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Ioner Testu
Claveland
Gei
Fich Rieder
Nacuam
Norway
Mieseis
Nis
Joe Auger
Raeders
Waol Party
New York State Gubernatorial Postage and Power Plays
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines the looming 1948 New York gubernatorial race and how Dewey and party leaders maneuver to shape the GOP and Democratic fields. He notes Taft era tensions, Meade LaGuardia for Senate, and Farley and Byrnes influence shaping who runs and who wins in a high stakes state contest.
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Washington
New York State
Springhead
New Yok
Dewey
New York
Jun Mead
Buffalo
Mayor LaGuardin
Jackson Jong
Supreme Court
Grima
Ved
New
Fouk Merey
Critique of Chiang Kai-shek regime and US policy
A provocative column accuses Chiang Kai-shek’s government of dictatorship and outlines how American support and rhetoric misrepresented China’s political reality. It argues the Roosevelt era misled the public about democracy and urges withdrawal of US aid to Chinese forces while criticizing Allied interests and press coverage.
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Price
Chester Bowles
Board of Diuectors
Biutler
China
Secretary of State
Bynes
Delby
Washington
Patterson Healy
Douglas
Gibfornia
Wremiller
Wiseconsin
Byrnes
Chiang
Eisenhower
Poland
Ater
Germany
Grills
Pat Hurleys
State Department
Truman
Chungking
Chingking
Mershall
United States
Puhey Suider Huelny
Gyneral Marshall
Mershalls
Gav Vinor Dewny
Genial Marshall
Marshall
Gure
Pearl Harbor
Balkings
Olive
Halen
Marshalls Pier
Benator Ferguson
Sicas Af Ile
Butle
Onny
Nen Aida
Atle
Trew Water
Malone
Sohe
Fanane
Steff
Ferguson
Lucus
Barkley
Chk
Howboarding
Murply
Ren Yaork-Wilin
Pat Hinley
Tate
Tuast
Chiang Kai Shek
Roosevelt
Peoples Army
Communist Revolutionary Army
Chiang Wushek
Japan
Marshal Statin
Hirohito
Wig
UV 8
le Field
Antlord
Iarmney
Min
Hitler
Slatin
Russia
Eleanor Roosevelt
Chieng Karshote
Madar Ghinng Katshek
Denis
Liouhout
Cilang
Itusala
Roosevelta
Muanamnis
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