Governor Visits Troy Highlights State Aid and Local Progress
Governor Dewey praised New York's finances for highway and public works, cited state records on low labor hours, and urged Troy to leverage state funds for slum clearance housing and industrial growth. He commended local leadership and called for continued cooperation between Troy and state officials to develop the St Lawrence area and surrounding projects.
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New York State
Tne
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Mayer Algors
How Much Longer in China War Policy Debate
A reflective piece critiques American policy in China as military actions spark tensions between Chiang Kai-shek and Communist factions. It argues Washington risks embroilment and endangers Pacific veterans as public distrust grows over sending Marines and sustaining a show of force amid internal Chinese conflict.
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Tove Wele
Associated Press
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Stile
Atiei
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Luna
Byrnes
Chiang Hurstoks
Maines
Washington
Persis
Congress
United Auto Workers Offer Ties To Industry Strikes
A fragmented text discusses the United Auto Workers UAW offering concessions to management to curb wildcat strikes and expand union control over discipline. It references John Lewis led actions, penalties for unauthorized strikes, and the broader impact on labor relations in the auto and mining sectors, with emphasis on management unions and wage discipline.
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Baluti
Malter
Urough
Slup Dh Ys
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Tong
Gluneng
Side Jong Touk
Gong Too Fa
Indo
Bet
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Siek
Ibe
Managient
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Nans International
International
Wnian
Conte
John Lewis
Lewis
Ordotm
United Automobile Workers
U S Only Site for Heartt Capital
Report discusses the United States urged as the likely headquarters for Heartt Capital amid World War II era power dynamics. The piece notes divisions among European allies over site location with the United States favored for strategic and moral leadership, while other nations propose alternatives.
United States as World Peace Capital Location Debate
The article weighs keeping the UN headquarters in Aldroun versus moving it to the United States arguing the U S site would deter isolationism, mobilize mass support, and reinforce world peace efforts. It notes American pride from the San Francisco Conference and suggests the U N capital should be housed in the United States to avoid militaristic dangers and to anchor global governance.
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UNO
UNG
World Peace Organization
League of Nations
Devilquerlere
Geneva
Tay Dienber
WNO
United Nations
Saniafion
Plan For Housing Shortage Has Limits And Doubts
President Truman proposes remedies to ease the housing shortage, but experts doubt quick cures. Reestablishing purifying controls on building materials could boost home building while old and new home price controls may deter builders. Critics urge Congress to study options carefully and consider fuel backdrops before rushing new laws. The overall path remains uncertain with risks to both supply and demand.
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Truman
Tani
Witten
Washington
Aglifouse Hurdies
Congress
Ollers
Mats
Thomas Line
Fragmented Readout Sparks Misread Science Tale
A garbled OCR style passage references a scientist noting changes in cough rates and cosmic research, then shifts to a cowboy parable and vague claims about killing people, trees cuttings, wind, and elastic effects on women. The text is unclear and inconsistent, with many nonsensical phrases.
Pant and a Pisyew: Chaotic Pooled Play Hints at GOP Strife
Current Comment outlines confusion within the Republican Party as it weighs control tactics and possible missteps. Discussion suggests opposition pressure will grow if their strategy falters, while players on the Wyolt team face slipping issues and uncertain footing.
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Republican Party
Contol
Bayers
Tao
Waterford's Waterford Citizens Debate Night Life
Letters to The Record urge public spaces like gymnasia and play areas to stay open for youths while criticizing city leaders for vandalism fears. A Christmas message reflects on world peace and gratitude, noting global hardship and calling for charity and goodwill as Thanksgiving changes unfold.
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Waterford
Church of Waterford
Waterford High Schoome
Public Discourse and Press Bias in the Era of Propaganda
A critical column discusses Westbrook Pegler and LaGuardia in sharp terms, arguing newspapers slant coverage to promote or oppose movements. It notes Soviet and Russian critiques of American press, cites Ickes, Mussolini era echoes, and contemplates balanced reporting versus propaganda while recalling past publicity by LaGuardia and Congressional ties.
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New York
Ficello LaGuardia
Bilbo
Ickes
San Diego
Marshall Bield
Brenda Bul
Press Association
Washington
Mn Aehy
Vinta Howud Smith
Virginia
Momhen
LaGuaia
Cupeed Sim
Jiavlem
Tadin
Bribne
Congrees Wien
Altar
Ina
Washington column on Douglas DC-4 sale to Japan
The 1938 Washington Merry-Go-Round column alleged Douglas Aircraft Co sold its DC-4 and blueprints to Japan via a camouflaged deal aided by officials and mitigated by an export license. The piece cites denials, later public record debates, and confidential correspondence showing complex efforts to disclose the sale amid U S policy hesitations.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
Japa
Japan
Belny Mide
Sully
Donald Douglas
Douglas Alrcent
Atloriegs
Douglas
Ula
Bnais
USA
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Pegel Harbor
Ultra Seerecy
New
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Ips
Daugiis
Japan Airways, Ltd
Juin AirWave Ltd
Omnirein
Alse
Dougine
Bungbutte
JOSA
China
Cordell Hull
Bertrandias
Akalane
New York
Nakajima Arrezegt
Mitsui
VY E Bullandias
Douglas Abratt Co
Santa Monica
Cal
Borteandias
State Department
Anny
Smilar Jake
Altabane
Nokajling Aleatt
Beritandias Notio
Senate Military Af Committee
Joel Bee
Ahly
Touglas
San Pete
America
Japan Airways
Hull
Donald Oulas
Shew Douglas
Bell Byndlente, Inc
The Political Stage Today by David Lawrence
Washington essays lament the public be damned stance of business and labor leaders. The piece warns that congressional inaction on labor reform risks economic anarchy and hints at fascist tendencies if unions push extreme positions.
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Washington
Corforrlinn
New York
Dig Bwanesa
United States
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Iain Balng Talil
Arn
Inbor
Cam Grein
Truman
Tabor
White House
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