Mutiny and famine debate in India’s political struggle
Fragmentary account discusses colonial policy, Cripps proposal, and India’s famine conditions. It contrasts British governance with Indian self rule, noting Cripps’ plan failures, wartime unemployment, and industrial strikes. The piece analyzes implications for India’s status within or outside the empire and calls for cautious political action amid severe hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdin
Briain Caliper
India
Wneloelyine
Mie
Chad
Keltie
Foy
Lemire
Mather Tam Joe
Gorine
Tndia
Didia
Aeviculural
Hiner
Sliflwl Cripps
Tndhe
Ineia
Cripps
Economic reform debate amid partisan shifts and fiscal clarity
A fragmentary column critiques a muddled reform bill and credits Taft and Radcliffe for promoting fiscal candor in the Senate version. It praises the majority for striking out dubious provisions, arguing current events reveal the limits of a full employment push and emphasize pragmatic economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildsian
Kary
Walton
Bematars Taft
Radclife
Senate
Moxgis
Walt
Radelite
Congress
Labor debt and price control debate stirs postwar policy
Amid postwar economic tension a discussion centers on wage controls and price relief. Sehirollenbach argues a simple plan to end wage cost pressure while warning against universal labor disruption and strikes. Government policy and OPA wage rules are debated with emphasis on maintaining employment and avoiding inflationary spirals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Cohiry
Bowles
Uhis
Hitler Bresiae
Eeeytota
Schwellenhavl
Alinehastey Yard
Fale
Sillarenter
Ila
Mecic
Tram
Sonny
Shane
Public notice on wartime security and FBI actions after war end
A fragmentary report notes postwar efforts by the Federal Bureau of Investigation to curb alien activity and weapons stockpiles. It describes undercover work, surveillance, and double checks aimed at national security, with figures on foreign nationals and explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Borea of
WOO Sime
Roosevelt
Puniay
Todas
U.S. War Agency Report Praises Federal Agents Reach
The report lauds federal agents for safeguarding internal order during wartime, detailing methods to uncover enemy saboteurs and traitors. It notes limited use of force, emphasizes investigation, and highlights successful actions against suspected accomplices while preserving civilian safety.
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Antes
Pou) Harbor
Dee Teuken
China
Pearl Harbor
Antoviia
Tiede
Apidal
Dehavenvat
Proposals to Wiseo Heyhe Bodies of War Dead
Fragmented text discusses wartime burial and repatriation proposals, debating whether to recover and rebury U S military dead abroad and the cost of such an undertaking. It references graves, memorials, and the impact on families and national memory, with mentions of places and international considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circe
Peti
Widerstand
Omar Sane raMpank
Ted Man
Aed
Veresten
Iheknost
Beligvers
Kune
Ivan
Troy
Anela
Okinawa
Veterans rally for rights prompts Washington march fears
In a disputed push for veteran benefits, organizers warn against rapid gains that could spur a broad protest wave. Critics argue demonstrations may be exploited by political groups and risk harming veteran interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migros
Chet Rane
Hovses
Washington
Alere
Veterinis
Byrnes and Baruch Rift Splits White House Circle
Washington diary notes two rifts shaping policy as Byrnes faces pressure from Baruch and colleagues. Debate centers on Soviet ties within the State Department and how deeply to pursue possible disloyal or Warsaw-aligned officials. Executives look to cautious action while race to a safer, more controlled wartime posture continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtobe
Penani
Byrnes
State Department
Canada
Hymes
Amerie
da Cid
United
Sldes
Stromesanghavi
Gomiinatie Doeteines
Oviseh
Talye Sueremiy Byrnes
Justice Department
Mow Wallgren
Washington
Magnugen
Hugh Mitchell
Pauley-Mion-Vierdnenan
Pandergia Thulgerst
Henald Kilgore
West Virginia
Braden
Jon
Wir
Patterson
Senate
Seer
Trey Kennel Royall
Sronis
Ine VW. & A. Coxnapt
John Snyder
Conyright
Well Syndicate
Tne
Community Letters Glimpse on Anonymity and Editorial Policy
An unusual readers letters note discusses anonymity in The Record Newspapers and their right to edit and shorten letters. It references columnist practices, library access, and the broader debate on free speech, accountability, and editorial control amid a garbled stream of text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Record
Mie Record
Cimiiol
Che Neco
Woreda
Westbrook Pegler Slammed Cabaret and Mayor Candidate Rhetoric
The article critiques Fair Enough Westbrook Pegler for lampooning a public figure and mocking the New Deal era debate over mayoral politics. It notes Pegler’s satire targets Harrold and city figures while questioning motives behind public virtue and honesty. The piece references Roosevelts revue era and a Chicago mayoral contest involving BW Kelly, with page reference to Eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Chicago
Inflation and labor unrest shape postwar policy debate
Raymond Moley warns inflation stems from pay and price imbalances as strikes and wage demands ripple through industry. He predicts administration will frame inflation as a structural issue, pressuring public sales, utilities, and manufacturing to curb costs while posing political risk to anti inflation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Shaih Tao
Fae
OFA
White Sons of Induatits
Truman Gate
Sonanlion Phemelyned
Maenennos
Alte
Manigemene
Pronunciation Queries Prompt Letter Page Notes
Reader letters discuss word stress and vowel sounds across dialects, with examples from New England and general American usage. The column cites dictionaries and offers guidance on pronouncing culumnist cello and other terms, urging readers to consult the POSSESSIVE PRO NOUNS pamphlet for clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houglan
Larry
G. Blow
Witton
Rochester
New Hampshire
Romment
New Ingland
John Daly
America
Wipling
Jay
Frank Colby
Bell Byndienlé, Inc
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Onbreek Mtvimong
Sho Aldewer
Tewerer
Seryhady
Feral Vek UK
FT Advised
Dick Turner
HEA Service
Ing.t. KL
Det Taner
The
Merry
Drew Pearson
Aaron Aftlelnl
Rae Vealtny
Atom Bath
Gis Quanot
Chase Uanter
Susplaion Wee
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Byrnes Baruch
Brood
Winston
Bernie Baruch
Tony
Tor Sasmelly
Rydos
Abel
Carolina
Berteh
Ube
Mat Byrnes
Wallace
Jimmy
Lew Hhack
London
Thownen Baruch
Mel Frientelss
Pelvnte
Shoreham
Atom
Mami
Duish
Paelle
Iberetara
Admiralty
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Selene
Walter
Olen
Paleo
la Ge Stall
Try
Allen Wor
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
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Lang
Harold Lehkes
Harold
Lylvie
Miwall
Enrie
Joe Linklabe
Pis
Hemely
Raymond Moley
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