Old Story Retold on St Lawrence Seaway Fight
A lengthy critique of New York State and the Power Authority push for the St Lawrence Seaway hydroelectric project. The piece questions cost, feasibility, and regional benefits, arguing that claims of cheap energy mask transmission losses and high long-term costs while urging better statewide consideration and transparency.
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Lawrence Seaway
New York
Washington
Stile Foreign Relations
Veosktont
Rewes
Chines
Maclie
Oteh
Barre Canal
United States
Te Authority
Matay Anand
BL. Banawan
St. Lawrence Project
Saw York
Afarliy
Housing Shortage Inquiry Marks State Legislature Action
A broad inquiry into the housing shortage was authorized by the Legislature on Monday evening. The discussion focused on the character and scope of the problem and the need to expand base construction and revise regulatory rules to expedite development and address the shortage statewide.
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SoelAndines
Malta
Auimeraes
Reform Efforts Struggle to Address Housing Shortages
Governing committees named to redefine housing laws show slow progress. Efforts to relieve housing needs remain spotty and insufficient, with temporary measures providing little long term shelter.
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Tate
Seavens
Looking the Cuse Bill In the Eye
A dense analysis questions the drastic provisions of labor reform bills proposed by Congress. It weighs enforcement power, mediation, and arbitration, arguing strikes and federal intervention could escalate or stabilize labor conflicts. It challenges assumptions about union responsibility, management, and the impact of special privileges in labor law.
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Uae
Hotabar
Sonblance
Peranniel
Cage
Case
Lil
R. J. ‘Phamas
Waterfausty
Attonphile Workers Union
Pson
John L. Lewis
Immn Cen
Hon
Astonian
Time and the Kingfish Rise and Fall in Louisiana
A garbled reminiscence recalls Huey Long and his inner circle in Louisiana politics. It notes Longs move toward power, the key figures tied to him, and the assassin's bullets shaping the era. The piece reflects on Long's wealth claims, demagogic tactics, and national impact amid wartime memories.
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Woliert
Ayercolt de Lessops Meatrison
Frother Earl
Seymour Waiss
Oscar Ry Atlen
Charles A
Gerald& Bauith
Bayons
Catirotakes
Senator Overtat
Filender
Nik
Avoy
Louisiana
Wallan
I Huey
Democratic Party
Rise of Fascist Fear Echoes in Long Era Debate
Fragmented text reviews American politics and the shadow of fascism in Germany and Italy. It recalls Huey Long and potential successors, mentions 1940 election with Sam Jones and Earl Long's brother, and contemplates a future where Long might lead a democratic crisis.
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Germany
Italy
Long
United States
Huey Long
Louishata
Fla
Sam Jones
Generals Responsibility Extender and War Crimes Rule
A discussion of the U S Supreme Court upholding a military tribunal ruling holding General Yamashita responsible for wartime actions by troops in the Philippines The piece argues this expands generals liability beyond precedent and warns of the dangers to future presidents and commanders while noting the shift from punishing subordinates to holding leaders accountable for broad military excesses.
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Vantishita
Philippines
Virmishila Wis
Dap
MacArtin
Supreme Cowt
Manila
Supreme Court
Yamaashita
United States
Flissentor
Wario
Ehildenin
Europe
Coma Navi Edge Resemblance Noted in Fire Incident
The text discusses jagged edges and a comparison to automobile fire marks. It mentions top-drawer war secrets once feared, now seemingly trivial and cooling in tone. Numerous garbled phrases suggest a chaotic report or editor’s note rather than a clear event.
Push Button Planes Raise Safety and Control Fears
Current Comment critiques auto pilot and push button flight dreams. It questions risks of pilotless planes and potential midair collisions, noting experts must prevent wrong button disasters and ensure reliable rescue procedures in emergencies.
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Army Air Forges
Maddin
Magean
Violetville
Dundalk
Pitahebution
Technigians
Record Letters on Politics and Wage Debates
Readers submit opinions to The Record on constitutional government wage policy and labor issues. The letters discuss U S aid to allies, isolation of labor and capital, and praise American living standards amid strikes. Contends Congress must protect constitutional rights while ensuring fair wages without harming industry.
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Hyme
Uva
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PRU
Wien
William HH. Davis
Pruaran Rete
Lee Crue
Wallice
Fatie Politiea
Lion
Manage Wen
Ghech
Amin
Colar
America
Gontreus
Political Stage Today Faces Senate Confrntion
The piece argues President Tran should revamp his advisers and avoid political cronyism. It warns against concentrating power with left or right wing blocs and calls for neutral, expertise driven appointments to key posts, including State War and Navy. It urges a cautious, rational approach to policy.
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Senate
Ito
Tranani
Political Action Committee
Edward Pauley
America
United States
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Viet Alou
Tromian
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Canada
Great Britain
British Commonwealths
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Fhrman
Truema Han
Teanin
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Eltiaen
Valle Sulvisera
Truman
Dungerratia
Henge
Toman
Troman
Aldea
Mremibera
Westbrook Pegler on Merchant Seamen in War Service
In a column by Westbrook Pegler the author discusses the case of merchant seamen who served during World War II and their opposition to Navy service. He argues many sailors preferred civilian contracts over Navy duty and critiques union politics and Communist influence within the maritime unions.
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Terehwtl
Congress
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Curjo
Ibe
Wreler
National Maritime Union
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Feflow-Reyugears
Nven
United States
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Union
Siilora
Wien
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Servica
Navy
MM Cabingt
Truman
Isin Sted Prrvona
Dywal
Prumeak Darinds
Fingures
Kourteen
Washington panel split over steel wage fight and policy
The Washington Merry Go Round describes a presidential briefing with the steel production panel. Truman pressed for a 60,000,000 ton output target and debated price increases while noting potential government agency review. The report notes Western Union dominance and suggests political maneuvering, with references to allied telecommunication talks and domestic labor concerns.
Admiral Hulney Voice Praised For Clear Speech On Air
A 1948 radio profile lauds Admiral William B Hulney for crisp articulation and plain language. The piece notes his Midwest American cadence, confident delivery, and avoidance of affectation, while praising pronunciation and overall radio presence.
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Hulney
Stellack
Cove
Secadenat
Ian-Diecom
Edwin G
Dell
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