Planning for Candidacies in a Turbulent Era
A long discussion on Republican primaries and potential candidates. Taft is critiqued as a rightward figure lacking broad support, with South Carolina party leaders wielding influence and Dewey Stassen and others noted as possible challengers. The piece also covers Greek and Balkan politics, rebel movements, and fears of external intervention shaping a future political order.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Martin Owl
Representative Brown
House
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Talis
Ohio
Dewey
Stassen
Warren
Vanedenberg
Truman
Wallace
Byres
van Hike
Strife in the Balkans and Greek internal turmoil
The report outlines Greece facing internal clashes between gendarmes and leftist groups tied to the Greek National Liberation Front, with regional tensions involving Albania and other nations. It notes rising international concern as Greece navigates accusations and regional implications amid civil conflict.
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Tito
Greece
Te United Nations
Bulgerig
Albania
Angadaria
Emateyas
Varoslov
Athens
Belgtinie
Miys
Zeodarmery Ant Nila
Protorlans
Breathing Spell for France Amid Coalition Talks
A tentative French unity bid among Premier Bhun’s all Socialist cabinet teeters as Left and Right parties pledge support yet fail to form a durable coalition. The interim government extends until a January presidential election, aiming to pass a national budget while delaying broader reforms amid international tensions and weak self-reliance.
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Tate
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Moscow
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Amerie
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Britain to Boost Empire Through Emigration to Australia
The article argues postwar British migration to Australia will strengthen empire both materially and spiritually. It cites 750000 Brits planning to move, 2000 workers already in London to Australia, and notes government costs for veterans while non veterans face new burdens. It emphasizes labor sharing with dominions, strategic value for South Africa, Canada, and Australia, and the enduring cohesion of the empire across wars and migration.
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Nathan Strangy
Boalishmen
London
Australia
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Dundreds
Berlin
Lesmiabship
Britain
Canada
South
South Afvlee
South Africa
Gomnley
Kamuland
Shifting Responsibility Ketletin and the Wage Debate
Philip Marry, 1G president, pushes industry wide wage boosts for steel, auto, and electrical workers. He cites a CLO based survey claiming firms could absorb 2 percent raises, while warning a future recession and unemployment may follow. Critics say the plan shifts burden from management to labor and risks dampening production.
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Ketletin
Philip Marry
CLO. Statis Vcians
Murray
Fernace
Dow
CI0
Thiiun
Unio
Mureau
Siuigsles
Easal
Shumaken
Tulle Pay Boosis
Prive of the toy Winks the Christies report
An unclear fragment notes a private matter involving the Christie family and a planned railroad project. Details are missing, leaving the key people, place, and exact action unspecified.
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Christies
Pedestrian safety plea from Troy drivers prompts debate
A reader letter dissects urban safety concerns in Troy, criticizing pedestrian and driver behavior. The piece includes community safety calls, mentions Social Security, and laments inadequate urban planning. It urges stricter enforcement and better waiting areas to reduce accidents and protect pedestrians.
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Fulbon Street
Tin Square
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Tom Swee
Protectionary Pedestrians Editor's Note Adds Guarding Tips
Fragmented item discusses safety for pedestrians and buses, urging vigilance. Portions mention protection from puncture trenes and back seats, with unclear references to frogs and thoughts on behavior. The readable facts emphasize pedestrian protection and general safety reminders.
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Phe Record
Confusion Over Party Alignments Toward a 1952 Presidential Choice
In a muddled national mood postwar, readers weigh Hoover and Eisenhower amid talk of MacArthur and Willkie. The piece analyzes how party loyalties blur, urging a decisive, qualified candidate to lead America through uncertain times.
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Leonie Wond
Wendell Willlitz
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Menor Eisenhower
Washington’s Small Business Probe and Party Power Plays
The Senate Small Business Committee faces crosswinds as investigations of newspaper advertising funds and industry influence unfold. Factions clash over leadership, with Wherry and Wilson jockeying for chairmanship while broader political implications ripple into 1988 campaigns and national policy plans.
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Similler
Mdonatlan
Bunato Siuill Business Committee
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Wherry
Jim Wilson
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Ohio
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Taft
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Nadjoonl
Cam Witkue
Alexander Resi
Chiengnan
Democratic National
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George Wiltson
Fean
Hel Komich
MD Welly
Chicago
Telly
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