Water policy debate and industry role in supply
A fragmented op ed fragment discusses water conservation and pricing, urging government and private sector action. It cites Senator Irving Ives and calls for support for higher education and water infrastructure, warning delays harm access and leadership. Strong entities include New York City area and Vermont counties.
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Ale Tima
Irving Ives Fasten
Lewishes
Hane
Flomielt Bes
STERT
New York City
Providence
Wise Men From The East And The Christmas Faith
A meditation on the Magi and Christmas, contrasting Eastern wisdom with Western religious faith, noting Gandhi and Nehru, and urging that true wisdom lies in the heart rather than in worldly power. The piece ends by honoring the Bethlehem birth and the peace it promises.
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Bethlehem
India
Nile Valley
Arabia
Greece
Egypt
Persia
Joseph Djugashyil
Joe Stalin
Stalin
Georgian
Gandhi
Pandit Nehru
Judea
Herod
Christ the Lord
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Water shortage sparks a stark warning from New York to Ohio
A tale of thirst and risk unfolds as New York faces drought like conditions from rainfall well below normal. Across the Midwest and Ohio cities with artificial reservoirs struggle while water tables fall and shortages loom, prompting renewed warnings from officials about the national danger of a persistent shortage.
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Aj Anak
New York
Tepbotht
Middle West
Ohio
Trenile
Sach
Nahomas
Proses
Es Dicasece
Eisenhower Worries Truman Advisers Over 1952
The article notes President Truman fears General Eisenhower as a potential 1952 challenger. Truman and aides dispute Eisenhower's candidacy while implying his words are political tools. Truman insists Eisenhower remains a trusted ally, yet advisers worry about popular appeal and future implications.
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General Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
Europe
White House
Truman
Florida
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Columbia University
Industry And Our Colleges In National Economic Debate
Wallace A Ben of the National Association of Manufacturers urges industry support for higher education to match expanding physical plant needs. He calls the seed of capital invested in education essential for enterprise freedom and future growth across technical and medical fields, while stressing broader social benefits. Clark Gable lauded for personal action saving Hollywood romance capital amid shifts in national attention.
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Wallace A. Ben
National Association of Manufacturers
Industry Ordeo Fn
Hsgher
Bennett
Westeyn Universite
Rat
Induster
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Ima
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Bennetts
Amerca
Catlin
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Clark Gable
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
Cadiz
National Capital of Romance
Washington
New York
Forgotten Men and the Refugee Dilemma in a Police State
A New York Times piece discusses political refugees fleeing regimes across Nazi, Fascist, Falangist and Communist states. It notes increasing DP from Eastern Europe, dwindling aid from the International Refugee Organization, and growing relief needs as Western powers face moral questions while aid funds run dry.
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Russia
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
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Earrier DP
TRO
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International Rescue Committer
Geneva
Uber
Pulse of the People letters reveal calls to publish names and German democracy debate
Readers urge anonymity for letters to The Record while editorials rail against Western Germany martial law and argue for democracy over dictatorship. The exchange references U.S. education and arms funding for Germany, calls for martial law under MacArthur, and discusses displaced persons and immigration amid Cold War tensions.
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Western
Switzerland
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David C. Huntington
Waterford
Mlames Displaced Persons
the Record
U.S
Atom news sparks high level debates and quick U N briefing
Washington reports the extraordinary claim that Russia has exploded the atomic bomb. President Truman and British leaders debated immediate disclosure with top officials racing to New York and London to secure joint approval. The White House pressed for prompt, full public release arguing in democracy the people deserve the facts.
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Acheson
Pound
Labor
Oliver Franks
White House
Attlee
Bevin
James Res‘ton
New York Times
Truman
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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America
Washington
Russia
Kuasias
Vatinevar Bush
Thep
National Research Council
Mostex
United Nations
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Glans
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Lewis Douglas
Hiroshima
London
Johnson
New York
Stephen Early
Army
Dean Acheson
New
York
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All Nations
F. Angus Ward
Mukden
Portugal
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A garbled OCR piece touches on economic clashes with car dealers pricing, Portugal’s stance on defense, Cold War propaganda, and U S policy debates. It references Ray Tucker, Steve Farley, and figures like Acheson, Truman, and Tito amid discussions of foreign policy, Germany, Spain, and Marshall Plan imports.
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SNL
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Bert
Athenes General
Washington
Marshall Plan
Fae Hoffman
Denmark
Brannan
Hottiman
U.S
Tris
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby About Christmas Carols
A fragmentary essay discusses the origin of carols from Greek roots and notes about the Christmas flower pomertlia. It includes garbled biographical hints about Joel R. Poinsott and references to plants, birds, and a sentimental holiday message.
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Joel R. Poinsstt
South Carolina
House of Representatives
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