Housing plan crisis tests federal program reach
The article details a vast federal housing program ambitious in scale yet bottlenecked by power, materials, and labor shortages. President Wyatt pushes priorities to favor homes under 40 000, warning that construction may need industrial shift and wage reforms to meet goals of 1.2 to 1.5 million homes.
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Wy Dent
Ural
Adlin
Trudie Sanimro
Howe
Lo Vane
Soverniynt
Wyatt
Channel Ma Jerhils
Daderwei
Federaal
Handigay
Une
Thie
Athael
Dan Gia
Tabor Foyce
Tovey
Wyatt da Wise
Waghia
Ronsewell
American views on Belgian plight and aid history
The piece argues Americans respect Belgium after World War I hardships and support Belgian relief efforts. It notes Belgians’ wartime suffering and current charitable actions, with European allies and the United States shaping public sentiment and aid preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherllands
Belgium
United States
Slide Department
Helgi
Bellium
Thal Mo
War Relief Message Urges Aid for Belgians and Dutch Famine
A plea for aid highlights Belgian famine and Dutch destitution, urging generosity and support for recognized agencies. It notes past suffering, calls for timely contributions, and mentions the Victory Clothing Collection as a channel for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellef
Yong
Belgiay
Netherlands
Belgium
Asmorlain
Victory Clothing Collection
Godile Aly
Senate Aid Debate Reflects Hunger Crisis and Policy
The piece surveys calls for aid to Europe, utters concern over food shortages and rationing, and critiques administration delays. It notes UN relief, American generosity, and questions why new measures were not enacted earlier while urging clear action to avert famine.
Compromise bill on employment policy faces government duties
The article discusses a proposed employment bill named after Senator Wallace, detailing the government's continuing policy on jobs. It notes the measure seeks to avoid grand guarantees of employment while directing the President to assess the state of labor and the economy. The text analyzes potential misrepresentations and the bill’s cautious approach to job creation and expenditure.
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Truewin
Wenee
Neney
Wallace
Wallded
Jnbs
Lisle
Roongalues Tatta
Crmunl
Lee Hy
Orghiel House
Senate
Debate Over Government Policy Sparks Fiscal Spending Clash
A fragmented discussion centers on whether the government should formalize a policy to maximize national production and consumption. Senators Murray and Cochran, sponsors of the measure, argue the bill will test its aims, with advisers and a joint congressional committee shaping implementation and consistency across administrations.
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Cnagtinga
Issel Wong
Murray
Cochran
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
United States Debated Role in New World Court
The article discusses the new World Court aligned with the League of Nations, its compulsory jurisdiction over select issues, and U S involvement. It notes Canada and Britain already accepted limits, while Congress debates immediate acceptance. public letters urge action amid global security tensions and Nazi threats.
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League of Nations World Court
New Colt
League of Nations
Pew
United States
USC
Senate
Canada
Great Britain
UNO
Wayne J. Morseavith
Representative Weyler
House
Congress
Notable Actors and Facial Features in Silent Film
The piece discusses actors like Lon Chaney and Buster Keaton, noting how distinctive appearances shaped their roles. It contrasts Charles Laughton and Bill Hitt, praising diction and the challenge of expressive change in silent cinema.
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Spawking
Arist
Gend Tack
Peguilar
Ariss
Victoria
Wichin
Charles Taughton
Laughton
Arliss
Bill Hhitt
Pulse of the People letters in The Record Newspapers
Anonymous letters to The Record Newspapers seek publication without revealing names. The Record Newspapers reserve the right to edit and shorten letters as needed while preserving good faith and anonymity where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Nadie
Washington’s Foreign Legion and the postwar parade
The article discusses soldiers from the Army’s airborne division returning on the Queen Mary after World War II and the broader debate over foreign legion ideas. It names Ex-Minister Cromwell, J. Cranwell, and George Allen, noting opinions on homecoming and the role of exiled or displaced personnel in Europe. It questions whether American foreign troops should be integrated or deployed, with emphasis on politics surrounding the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and wartime leadership.
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Weshington
Aves Uy
New York
United States Army
Europe
Joan GE
Divdalay
ASA
Hoy AG
New
Souk
Judean Bidghie
Korea
War Department
American Foreign Legion
Canada
Juitay Cranwell
Crandell
Bette Win
Willy Hnather
Cromivell Pointe
Erantoe
Callioni
France
Enie
Foreign Legion
White
Newerther Jong
White House
Moley Defends Blanford Amid Housing Plan Debate
Raymond Moley argues Blanford did not err and endorses a wartime housing program. He touts government expansion in materials, prefabrication, and vast new construction to boost production, create jobs, and meet postwar needs, while raising questions on who funds and owns new plants and how private builders fit in.
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Kame
Adiulwistealer
Johnny Blanford
Natves
Julian
Cis
Mr. Blwadford
Wiga Somes
Avery Mentor
Humber
CMNI
Peague
Wyvilt
Meniche
Metharta S
Cetaeeratee
Uo Prograns
Uris
Santalent Havalne
Pronunciation Spelling Guide for English and French Roots
A fragmented transcription outlines common mispronunciations and spellings in English, noting terms like handkerchief and visage, plus references to French influence and varied pronunciation practices. The text mentions dictating correct sounds, warns against copying errors, and critiques misrendered words in a dated instructional tone.
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Ameoricn
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Ielf
Judie Rosenman
Truman
Washington
Gehangaway
Avineilies
Wuling Phe
Hitlers
Palestine
Carter
Qhargex
Beihlenain Seeel
Ivins
Aien
Eugene Crave
Tig Howd Af
al Belhlehwin
Hitler
Hitler Tears Abo
Linaagionl
Pwige &F
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Amobhee
Jack Taylor
Troy
Mraines
Fdtlok
Joel
China
Aemy
Army Postoffice
Laurety
Tyeretions
Hone
Harbert
Warker
Father Coughlin
Annie
Winebell
Winebolty
Tao
Heap Cnuys
Oly
Roy
G. O
FF Mics
Wml
Communista
Tey
Hult
Regkeiul
Wille
Jan Ingland
Putssia
Tralee
Poland
Kuasin
Yue
Russia
Ray Sit
Germany
Jiller
Rusali
Whitt
Rosse
Crerce
Jg Sa Mukti Gel
Pyerye
Denys Wortman
Sam
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Merry
Lee-Foint
Shoeeles
Allen
United Siates
Victor Rinmadinet
Anjantean aAvation
Consoliimted
Vultoy
Stathin Wow
Walf
BIG Business Env
George Aln
Bey
Teiman
Rae
U.S
RPC
Telweontes
Dessa Dynes
Sarploe
Willen
Samo
Senitara
Seo Aoetinel
Crowley
Crawley
Binklore
Latur
Weiner
Oet
Rosin
George Allen
Raymond Moley
By Frank Colby
Sueliang
Baglin
Pether
Nengresa
Pranowies
Bogushan
Lhasa
Colby
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