Merited Rebuke on President's Veto and Rider Tactics
The piece critiques Congress for adding riders to wartime appropriation bills and the President for vetoing a measure revoking 52 billion in unexpended appropriations. It argues the rider weakens executive authority, warns against steering legislation through such tactics, and urges Congress to return employment services to states with a clear reconversion timeline. It notes the President advocates federal control through 1947 and decries postChristmas urgency to push harmful procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isles
Congress
Central Oyer
House
Senate
Washington
Appeasement Critique of Yugoslav Policy By U S and Britain
The piece denounces Western appeasement in recognizing Yugoslavia under the Tito regime. It argues Washington and London retreated in foreign policy, condemns one sided concessions to Communist authorities, and questions the motive and timing of diplomatic recognition amid Moscow influence and earlier protests. The article labels the move as appeasement and warns of deteriorating international relations.
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Washington Pr
Lardon
America
Brita
Bulgaria
Romania
Poland
Wtairs
Yugoslavia
Thosi Jnf
Bul
Balia
Byrnes
Bevin
Bulgavia
United States
Kyres
Russia
Marshal Tig
Moscow
Ilsston
Moscow and London plan retreat from Yalta deals
Fragment from a clipped article notes claimed plans by Washington and London to withdraw from the Yalta agreements. It alleges a conspiratorial stance led by Yagoshvin and references resistance to a dictator, with Moscow described as reacting in sudden inspiration and as a pivotal reserve.
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Washington Iit
London
Yalta
Liv Moscoow
Hargaluing Point
Petrillo Dictates Policy As US Labor Leader
Analyzed as a foreign policy actor Petrillo exerts power over labor and media by banning foreign broadcasts and pressuring industries to accept collective bargaining. The piece argues this high handed approach risks straining international relations and domestic policy, urging a curb after his influence over the American Federation of Musicians.
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Congress
President
Supreme Court
Ny Srl
James
United States
American Federation of Musicians
Mt. Petrillo
Tay
Perillo
Jaboy Geld
Uion
Petrilla
Petritla
Painter
Great
Belkiin
Petrie Mayo
Olin
Czech National Socialist Party Reverses Red State Control
Prague mayor Peter Zinkl and President Eduard Benes lead a Czech shift away from nationalized industry amid lingering Russian influence. The party advocates a state controlled economy with ownership of key industries while allowing private ownership elsewhere, signaling a European move to reevaluate Soviet favored programs as Russian withdrawal nears.
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Czechoslovakia
Russia
Munich
Stalin
Peter Zinkl
Prague
Czech National Socialist Party
Menon
Eduard Benes
Denkes
Pevent
Inkl
Benes
West
Cardinal Spellman elevated to cardinal amid wartime fame
The rise of Cardinal Francis J. Spellman of New York to the College of Cardinals is recounted through his wartime visits and letters to servicemen families. Once seen as a potential Vatican Secretary of State, Spellman’s career and influence in the church are analyzed with notes on public response and historical parallels.
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Francis J. Spellman
New York
College of Cardinals
Yov
Whitman
Mass
Americum
United States
Cardinal Spellman
Innstead
Ley
Jie
Archdiocese of
The
Vatican
Devic Lion
Popeius Iiii
Cardinal Spelman
Pius XII
Court halts ICC plan to raise freight rates in the South
Current Comment notes a Federal court enjoining the ICC from applying a ten percent class rate increase on Northern and Eastern railroads and a similar rise on Southern lines. The piece argues the move was a political attempt at equalization, lacking economic justification and highlighting Southern agitation. It cites weak economic grounds and reliance on political pressure, while the court signals possible permanent annulment.
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Providence Journal
New
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smithern and Western
ICC
Maetentha
ICG
Ue South
Cnuvt
Anonymity for Readers’ Letters at The Record Newspapers
Letters to The Record Newspapers may be published anonymously if writers sign their statements Please do not publish my name This preserves good faith but unsigned letters may not be published The newspaper reserves the right to edit and shorten all communications
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Wer. U. & Pat
Record
Keep Up House: Veterans Advice For Keeping Bungalows
A reader urges maintaining a two unit bungalow estate home in good condition as a matter of principle and notes estate settlement value. The letter praises veteran outreach by the Veterans Administration and suggests using proper VA offices for benefits such as burial, widows, education, insurance, and hospitalization to avoid misdirection and delays.
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Eilitoy
Record
Veterans’ Administration
oMon
Bolh
Elly
Vey
Jelley
Public Rights and Unions Face Scrutiny in Truman Era
Westbrook Pegler argues President Truman hints at examining union finances and dues. He warns unions may hoard billions, tax mechanisms lacking oversight, and future data on revenues being manipulated. Pegler criticizes delayed IRS reporting and alleges political aims behind union funding.
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United States
Social Security
Congress
Dia
Treasury
Ufe
Roosevelt
President Truman's plan to reshape military command debated
The Washington column argues Truman proposes a civilian cabinet hand at the helm of national defense and a single chief of staff to command all armed services. It questions feasibility, legality, and political pushback from unions and defense bodies amid wartime needs.
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Washington
Trumen
War and Navy Department
Congress
United States
Cormander
Army
Navy
Dlief
Marely & Coly
Jude Monk
Shh
Grup
Ali
Defense
Armed Services
Lincoln
Wilson
Roosevelt
Geryircs
Teuman
Vhief
Atall
Dapat
Peelie
Atlantic
Whitch
Cmuman
Union
Union Inbor
Paach
Churel
Debate on UN capital location sparks international clash
Transcript shows the first secret UN Preparatory Commission talks at Church House Westminster. Ch // ... delegates including Hoo of China and Frd of Australia clash over Geneva or San Francisco as the headquarters site. Gromyko argues against Europe. U S favored as the location for strategic balance.
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Washington
United Nations Preparatory Commission
United Nations
Church House
Penn's Yard
Westminster
Inn Kistoric
Westminster Abbey
An Drut Guomykowee
Victor Chitaa] Hoo
UNO
Geneva
Hoo
Munich
Rene Muasulgu
Europe
Massigi
Denmark
Ausjiria
Australia
Herbert Frad
San Francisco
World Organization
Francisco
Fhiip Noel-Baker
Delegatn
Great
Srilomn
Hellas
Geneve
Kling Charles
Westminster Hall
Westminster Mall
Chiclea
Noeh Bakur
van Royer
Netherlands
Chien
Russia
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Fair Enough
Westbrook
Pegler
New Yorks
Theanton
Trueman
Truman
Peither
Unsons
Jimmy Petrillo
Pawers
Lewis
King Featured Syndicate
Merry
Drew Pearson
Gromyko
Orgtptzae Lion
Unio
Auy
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United Staten
Asia
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