Congress presses for unified Asia aid plan amid labor rift
The article reports congressional demand for a coordinated American policy to curb Communist influence in the Far East, criticizing Secretary Acheson and the State Department while noting party splits over Taft Hartley and coal strikes. It argues Congress seeks a unified program rather than single-country deals to support anti-Communist states in Asia.
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Jitor Koreum
Formosta Asalatatice
Iines
Lewis
Ache
Truman
Tury
Congresa
Far East
White House
House
Executive Bratch
Congress
State Department
Lewis O
East
France
Italy
Belgium
Western
Europe
Orient
Acheson
Asia
Where Are The Others in the Klaus Fuchs Case
The confession of Klaus Fuchs on Bow Street reveals he passed atom bomb secrets to unknowns for seven years. He implies confederates exist in the country and England, likening to Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers. The piece argues many insiders may know but stay silent, questioning security and duty.
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Klaus Fuchs
London
Bow Street Court
Russia
England
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Chambers
United States
Germany
Fuchs
Marx
National Security
Committee On Un-American Activities
Adolph A. Berle
Roosevelt
State Department
White House
McIntyre
Un-American Activities Committee
Department of Justice
Truman
Acheson
Answcr
Ems
Cine
Ofire
House Debate Delays Broad Foreign Aid Proposals
House leaders push broad solutions for Far East issues while considering extended aid for Korea and Formosa. Republicans argue against partisan delays as Democrats seek sufficient votes for action, highlighting political divisions over foreign policy and funding.
Lewis Loses Round in Taft Hartley Case Against UMWU
Federal Judge Jona L. Keech grants an injunction against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers Union enforcing Taft-Hartley limits on bargaining. The ruling stops short of halting a nationwide coal strike, which would require a Truman administration injunction, likely leading to an appeal and higher court review. The decision emphasizes the law as the nation debates a new mine contract and union authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Union
Jona L. Keech
Lewis
Truman
Miners Seek Injunction Against Presidential Action
The report notes miners strive to obtain an injunction while awaiting a specific order from John L. Lewin to halt work. Despite this, American industry continues to churn with steady production, especially in steel, as efforts to resume or sustain output press on amid tensions and injunctions.
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John l. Lewin
Match This For Idiocy About Potato Waste Policy
Editorial criticizes the Department of Agriculture for dumping 25 to 40 million bushels of potatoes while imports arrive from Canada. It argues the wartime price support leads to waste, higher government costs, and looming surpluses in other commodities, urging fundamental farm policy reform to avoid hunger at home and abroad.
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Department of Agriculture
Canada
Maine
Idaho
America
Permanent auto plates could cut state costs
Legislation proposes annual light plates replaced by permanent five year plates to save at least 300,000 yearly with a 475,000 added budget for two plates next year. Advocates cite convenience for motorists and reduced steel use. critics warn of wear and need for durable materials. Other pages include letters to The Record and public notices.
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New York
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Missouri
Wisconsin
Current Comment On Britain Compared To US Election
Washington Evening Star notes Republicans push liberty against socialism as a major issue, mirroring Churchill era Britain. It argues conditions differ sharply, with Britain harsher socialism and a lasting welfare state, while the US Fair Deal remains more centrist. It warns against overreliance on British parallels for American voters.
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Britain
Washington Evening Star
Winston Churchill
Labor
Allee
Churchill
United States
Truman
Hief
Promi
Yttlen
Scot Jones
Chiretall
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
An analysis piece discusses U S policy toward India and China amid the Cold War. It notes Nehru’s desire for neutrality but dependence on American aid for industry and military needs, while Washington debates how to shape relations with Asia and the new Chinese regime. It cites discussions at high levels and potential economic support from the World Bank to bolster defense and infrastructure in the region.
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Moscow
Nehru
India
United States
Washington
S. M
Houston
Orient
Asia
Acheson
China
Lake Feee
Man Tse-tune
Mynisia
Stalin
World Bank
Russia
Contre
Tom
Ienn
Wool
Panies
Mari Doe
Ogreste
Indo-China
Indomrri
Malaya
Rama
Jaapan
Republicans Take Lincoln Day Box Supper In Capitol
Washington report of a Lincoln Day box supper where 12 000 attendees dined for a dollar each. The event linked to Republican hopes and featured politicians like Bob Taft and Homer Capehart among a crowd in Washington. Observers noted Lincoln’s portrait watching over the political scene and quoted lines on duty and governance.
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Capital
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Dea
Congress
U. S. Tax Court
Spixey Agency
Tansa
Owen Brewater
Adenink
Congresa
Leeann Ehicker
Joe Martin
Sfler
Sen
Lucker Ferguson
New York Times
Ingrid
Bergman
Boston
Truman
States
Post
Cherubic Capehart
Indiana
Evening Post
Homer Capehart
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
Avondale English class debates fox plural and possessive forms. San Leandro notes pronunciation of superfluous. Cudahy asks about reoccurrence. answered as recurrence. Muskegon asks about forest pronunciation. both variants listed. Toledo queries velance pronunciation and plural. Nashville covers deterrent pronunciation. Forte Wayne cites no authority. Portersville clarifies plural of deer and of dee. Ends with request for a word quiz and self-addressed envelope.
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Avondale
San Leandro
Cudahy
Toledo
IRS
Fort Wayne
D.B. A
Portersville
Colby
McCarthy Says Reds Stall In State Department
Senator McCarthy repeated claims that Communists poison the State Department and accused officials of delaying action. He cited a list of alleged card-carrying Communists and said he would continue to tell the story at public events, including a Salt Lake City speech.
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McCarthy
State Department
Denver
Chergen
Prexa
Lincoln White
White
Wheeling
W.va
Thureday
Mc Cary
Mate
Secretacy
Acheson
Salt Lake
Hitr
MrCarthy
Sat Lake
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