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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1946
Page
5
Stassen Praises Labor Reform Yet Sparks Debate
The speech outlines Stassen’s stance on labor practices, strikes, and union leadership. He defends secret ballot strike votes and criticizes union bosses while arguing for workers’ rights and clearer employer messaging. It remains unclear if his views will gain mainstream Republican support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borer Gaverhoy
Harold Stissen
Mr. Stassen
Tahar
Stasnen
Aaterstate
Campany Stooge
Stassen
Fynchers Escape Detection in Walton County Lynching Case
A federal grand jury investigated the mass lynching of four Black individuals in Walton County Georgia. The piece condemns local cowardice and silencing of witnesses, calls for moral awakening and federal anti lynching laws, noting 2500 citizens questioned and over 100 testimonies heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton County
Georgia
Jyhas Haan
R Zune
Poy
Guilly
Georgia Citzens
Enactment of antilynchity laws questioned by Congress
The text argues that new antilynch laws would not improve matters and would lead to continued violence. It urges citizens to respect and enforce the law, warning that shirking responsibility by libersals or by those hiking benefits harms the community and endangers residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Georgie
Nationalising Farm Lands Sparks British Debate on Socialism
Britain weighs a sweeping farm bill tied to nationalization of land and other key industries. The issue tests public acceptance of socialist aims and the balance between private ownership and state control as wartime shortages persist and rationing continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavor
Great Britain
Bank of England
Mae
Britain
Isles
Opinion Polls Show Dewey Favored by Soldiers and GOP
A column reviews Farnume and Gallup polls on GOP figures including Dewey Staessen Vandenberg Tall Bricker and Warren. It notes Dewey leads the party, Stassen falters, and Taft Bricker are popular with insiders but less so with voters. It warns polls are volatile and context matters as convention time nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Elso
Staessen
Lie Magazine
Truman
Wallace
Tall
Nenevral
Gallup
Stasson
Vandenbers
Senator Tall
Bricker
Warren
Stassen
Taft
Patts
Lkely
Who Has the Answers to War Policy Probes
The House Military Committee report questions German influence in displaced persons and the Palestine issue. It notes Republican probes offer critiques but no clear remedies. It asks what Congress should do about rapid immigration, Baltic tensions, and the Palestine problem amid war anxieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Baltle
Aweriva
Palestine
United States
Congress
Senate
Gurman
Russia
Baltic
American
Fragmented Age Story and Odd Claims From Public Discourse
A garbled colonial-era style text discusses a long married couple in a game house, calls for better schooling for girls, and includes jumbled remarks about psychology, war, and a bizarre claim about a carved meat like a boiled ham. Names and clear facts are missing.
German Prisoners Released In Christmas Spirit Festival
The report notes a release tied to a festive tradition described as a Christmas spirit. The item mentions German prisoners and a controversial practice linked to the holiday, implying historical context and public reaction to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kouping
Economic Council Report Cautions On Planned Economy Approach
The first report of the Economic Advisers under the Employment Act critiques extreme policies and calls for a middle ground. It advocates broad principles favoring flexible adjustments by business, workers, and farmers within a framework of selective government action to sustain employment without resorting to laissez faire or inflationary spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Council
Congress
Lovins Thakin
Piivile
Tivelved
Readers discuss democracy and labor laws in a Letter to the Editor
The writer argues for limited Wagner Act reforms and opposes draconian labor laws. They praise the Golden Rule, call for abolishing the closed shop, and urge studying labor policy rather than revenge. The piece critiques political partisanship and stresses civic responsibility amid national strikes.
United Nations Crisis: Molotov and Soviet Strategy Debated
The article portrays a high-stakes session as Molotov returns to Moscow amid factional splits over UN tactics. It notes a shift toward disarmament talks, Russia's conditional engagement, and American and British reactions shaping the diplomacy at the General Assembly and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaulyano
Mololoe
Moscow
Mulotov
Polibara
Lunaln
United Nalions
United Front
Wall Street
Malotov
Slatin
Unis Extranet
Jhigliy
Te Ya
Russia
Ate
Nubloy
United States
Ussr
USA
Austin
General Assembly
Avastin
Benntey Vandenberg
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Mys
Rossevell
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
al Ureeo
Digumninen
Jon Paster
Dulles
Paxas
Lom
Connally
Amthiasiastie
Sami
Adeages
Biele
Matolny
Inselar
Milloo
Molotov
Mrkus
Byrnes
la Flys Americay
Nest
Une
Lnings
United Nations
Ratal
Srillah Kauplen
Chage
Tugsian Athlide
Moalolee
Foreign Ministera
Annereudony
Lie Press
Ths
New York
IL Haan
Baer
U.N
Leguther
Fous
Dave
Migsissimi
G.O.P
Trist
Felix ‘T. Newton
Harlinsburg
Metrie Lractar
Bilbo Tau
Fergaron
Mehsenal
Washington
Wagele
Giharles Taatan
New Dernay
Irman
Boethstan
Ahamas Era Reflections on Presidential Candidacy
The piece muses on political candidacy dynamics with Harold Staxan and notes that Vandenberg Taft Dewey and others publicly deny active bids while private strategists and psychology shape the process. It recalls Roosevelt's 1932 convention maneuvers and delegates wavering under pressure.
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