Meeting in Moscow and the Big Three talks
The article surveys the Moscow meeting of the Big Three foreign ministers, noting foreboding about success and focusing on atomic bomb control, a European peace plan, Japan government, UN China policy, and Iran. It warns that US Britain and Russia must harmonize views to build a stable postwar peace amid tensions and potential internal pressures.
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Moscow
Byrnes
United Nations Commission
Hree
Japan
United Nations
China
United States
Truman
Iran
Britain
Azerbaijan
Russia
Harvard
John C. Vincent
Far Eastern
State Department
Freeman Matthews
Durnegan
Teheran
Soviet Union
England
Opposition to Truman plan overshadows labor dispute talks
The text outlines broad opposition to President Truman's cooling-off plan for major industrial disputes. Philip Murray defends unions while criticising the plan as a tool to freeze workers out. Bol Richberg opposes it for not providing enough aid to curb strikes. UAW leaders pledge cooperation as hearings begin at General Motors, with UA W president R J Thomas warning against federal overreach.
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Truman
Senate
Philip Murrey
Donald B. Richberg
Micway
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Congress
RJ. Thomas
U. A
Detroit
Wut
Ette of
Labor
Vilary
Dindon
Mr. Truman
British critics weigh terms of proposed 4400 million loan
The British Parliament questions the 4.4 billion loan to rebuild postwar Britain’s economy while Winston Churchill argues terms are harsh. The piece notes sentiment that Anglo American finance and religious ties have shifted and discusses concerns over a 2 percent rate and the impact on U.S. public opinion and leadership.
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Winston Churchill
Theerms
Politien
Churchill
Inan
Edtator
Prompt ratification of the loan anchors postwar Anglo American ties
The article argues Congress should promptly ratify the loan to avoid delaying debate. It contends repayment depends on postwar Britain restoring democracy and free enterprise, linking the loan to broader aims of preserving democratic freedoms and international peace. It frames the loan as enlightened self interest in postwar reconstruction.
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Tread International
England
Congress
Rumors Of Military Waste Stir Debate Across Seas
Allegations that surplus Army and Navy goods abroad are being dumped or burned sparking public concern. While some claims are debunked, others lack clear proof prompting investigations by War and Navy Departments and a joint liquidation commission.
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Sensilivna
Hase
Warminster
England
War and
Nwvy
Joint Commission
Oklahoma City Banquet Serves Popcorn Flour Bread
Oklahoma City reports bread made from popcorn flour served at a recent banquet and praised as excellent. The science world notes no imminent threats or explosive discoveries in the last six months.
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Oklahoma City
North America
Inquiry into Paul Harbor scandal dominates Senate hearing
Resignation of William D. Mitchell and opposition from Senator Albert W. Barkley loom over the Paul Harbor inquiry. Generals George C. Marshall and other witnesses testify as pressure to end the inquiry grows. Public trust hinges on uncovering truth without political interference.
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Mally
Pen Haibor
United States
Readers Seek Answers On Banks Bonds And City History
Letters discuss anonymity in city columns and publication rules The Record answers questions about Victory Loan bonds versus bank savings in Troy and Bennington with figures The editor notes Troy’s first electricity use and traces the city’s founding period. Advice on achieving a high floor polish for newly sanded floors is offered with product guidance.
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Aito
Joan & Bonds
Troy
Albany
Bennington
Troy Savbngs Hank
Wort
The Forgetful Sam Carp Tale at Washington Hearings
A transcribed op ed style extract covers unpublicized private hearings on Sam Carp, linking him to a Connecticut weekly scandal paper and alleged influence operations. It notes Carp denied ties to the paper while detailing claims of cash, purchases, and naval ship plans amid wartime politics and journalism attacks.
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New York
Hww
Oles Conmittes
Bridgeport
Conn
Washington
State Department
Carp
Connecticut
Daily Worker
Marshall Field
Caupact
Stamford
Henry Wallace
Park Avenue
Dawley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Claire Booth
Congress
Mes. Lace
Republican National Committee
Dewey
Clare
Sam
Montague Ginse
Italy
Vinacheslav Molotov
Slater
White House
Unony
Russia
United States
Chase Bank
Lelds
Joe KR
Lewis
Thera
Ryesian
Teylhy
Navy
State Departments
Nem
Cox & Gibba
Naval Architects
Guna Vint
Ardara Callad
Private Murk slams War Department chiefs in record hearing
Washington logs recount Pvt George L Murk, a 37-year-old Cleveland discharged soldier, blasting generals before the House Military Affairs Committee with sharp taunts labeling them as “Pentagon bozos” and “aristocratic phonies” while securing protection from discipline. The exchange signals the era’s push for accountability within the Army.
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United States Army
General Marshall
Congressional
General Motors
U. S
George L. Murk
War Department
House Military Aulise Committee
Mark
Hewsman
William Arbogant
Pier Generale
Murle
Gennral
Tomorrmy
Truman
Trish
St. Patrick Ilsiza Uiewy
An Crishenan
Priman
Perlman
Thishmen
Tremaine
White House
James Collitower
the Sostery
Aunranged
Inquiry on Roosevelt era inquiry and battleship debate
The Political Stage Today by David Lawrence reviews the Congress inquiry into the Roosevelt era and Pearl Harbor matters. It notes resignations and the whispering campaign, argues for full truth regardless of politics, and critiques hearing practices while urging a complete record for history.
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Dolat
Fasco
Sof
Barkley
Democratic Party
Congensi
Roosevelt
United States
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Mogaleth
Loge
Ransavelt
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Army War College
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Admirala
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