Fish and Dewey clash in party power play and 1946 politics
The piece analyzes Ham Fish's rivalry with Governor Dewey, arguing Dewey's leadership could define the Republican Party post Pearl Harbor era. It notes Fish’s isolationist stance, questions about his district residency, and hints at a rebirth strategy after defeat.
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Prospects for Peace in Greece Discussed
The article notes potential peace talks in Greece with participation by leftist leaders in a proposed national government. Churchill states Britain will not support a Communist dictatorship but would back a popular government if it respects empire interests. It emphasizes Greece’s right to self determination and the need for a free election to reveal majority will.
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British Action in Greece Aims to Stop Militia Takeover
The discussion notes Britain's drastic measures in Greece to prevent a radical militia from seizing Athens. It draws a parallel with U S interests near the Panama Canal and the Mediterranean lifeline to the Middle East, urging restraint and a return to order with stable governance.
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Diplomatic reshuffles signal cautious U S policy shift
The article discusses changes in ambassador postings including Hayes replaced by Armour in Madrid and Steinhardt moving to London. It notes the need for career diplomats, warns against amateur appointments, and stresses the value of know how in handling near and middle east issues amid delicate postwar diplomacy.
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New York Butchers Vote to Close Shops in Protest
New York meat dealers plan a holiday shutdown starting December 25 to protest wartime price controls they say hurt public welfare and industry. They allege Congress and federal agencies fail to cap beef prices, worsened by OPA policies and high government purchases, threatening supply and livelihoods.
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Uniform price controls curb unsound finished goods pricing
The document warns that price cedings on finished products become unsound when raw materials face similar controls. It stresses uniform administration of price regulations and notes that loose administration fosters black markets.
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Why Not Congress Pay Reform and Size Reduction
The piece argues Congress should reduce the size of the House from 431 to 250 to save time and raise salaries for surviving members. It critiques rising Washington costs, stagnant pay, and political self-interest while suggesting legal reform could fund higher pay with fewer representatives. It notes past efficiency and calls for action if the nation adopts a plan.
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Ireland weighs asylum for Axis criminals amid doubt
The article questions whether Ireland will admit Axis criminals or welcome back the alleged war perpetrators. The rhetoric casts doubt on official commitment to harboring or reaccepting these figures.
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Monarchies in World Politics and British Royal History
A Louisville Times piece contemplates monarchy's role in world affairs. It notesBritain's wartime actions and King Georges era, praising Victoria Edward VII George V and George VI while warning that monarchy may become a political issue and cause turbulence if challenged.
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France Bounces Back Amid Ge Gaulle Admiration
France gains renewed standing as Gen de Gaulle asserts leadership and strengthens ties with the Soviet Union. Stalin approves treaties, aligning with Paris against Germany. The pact marks a rehabilitation moment reflecting Paris regain of global influence after Nazi occupation.
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Santa and Uncle Ben Christmas tale from The Record
A reader letter and a sentimental Christmas vignette from Evangeline Schaghticoke recount a boy’s wonder at Santa Claus visiting a mountain farm. Uncle Ben shares stories and gifts, while a neighbor promises to repair the boy’s sled as Christmas Eve glows with red berries and a snowbound tree.
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Vinson Seeks Higher President Salary in New Bill
Washington: A bill by Rep. Carl Vinson of Georgia would raise the President’s salary from 375000 to 1000000 per year. The proposal argues the top job warrants more pay after taxes and compares executive compensation with business leaders and movie stars. The measure, labeled non party, aims to pass before Jan 20 as a newly elected Congress convenes.
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Dunns rise ties to Hull era and Dolly Gann clash
The piece traces James Clement Dunn’s ascent in the State Department from protocol chief to trusted adviser under Cordell Hull. It notes Dunn’s role at London and Pan American conferences and his close ties with Hull, plus a Kansas background and connections amid intraparty factionalism and social diplomacy debates.
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Spelvin Defies Hatred Critics In Testimony
In a heated exchange before the special committee, George Spelvin denounces hate and labels opponents as traitors while vowing to continue his stance. The dialogue touches on unity, Americanism, and battles with political opponents, ending with a note of continued controversy.
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