Public strikes threaten American welfare and safety
An impassioned examination denounces widespread labor strikes against essential industries as threats to public life. It argues unions misuse power to disrupt utilities and services, endangering millions, while urging legal remedies and responsible action to curb labor coercion.
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What Are Rasaie's Intentions in a World Tense
A discussion on the potential aims of Russia under Stalin, comparing Soviet expansionism to Hitler and Mussolini. The analysis warns Western democracies to take Soviet rhetoric seriously, prepare defenses, and avoid complacency while considering the possibility of an arms buildup and aggressive propaganda. The tone mirrors a wartime editorial stressing vigilance and unity.
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Revised New Testament Presented by Yale Scholars in Columbus
A group of thirty one Protestant scholars under Dean Luther A. Wriske of Yale prepared a revised standard version of the New Testament. They aimed to preserve familiar language while updating English usage and clarifying Greek idioms, reflecting modern research and better understanding. The ceremony noted the edition’s goal to keep the beloved passages intact while making obscure Greek phrases clearer.
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Ohid
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Hivald
Ghar Manyhin
Luther A. Wriske
Yale Univer
King Dames
Revision of the Bible Language Sparks Debate in Public Discourse
A fragmented report notes discussion on simplifying scriptural language by abolishing thou and thee forms. Dr. Weisle, presenting the copy to Stasson, maintains the Bible is a historical text and not a mere relic, urging lasting plain meaning. The project aims for completion within four years.
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Stasson
Weisle
Wallace and 1948 Secrets of Commerce Candidate Question
Fragmented passage discusses Wallace and Honey A Walhice May hive, liberals, and the 1948 presidential race. It notes Wallace’s evasive response about pursuing the presidency, potential support if defeated, and references to Dewey, Roosevelt, and Coolidge era debates. The tone mirrors period political analysis and speculation on party unity and nomination specifics.
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Wallace
Chang
Wallace in Cabinet Contests 19th Century Nomination
Fragmentary report notes Mr Wallace as council member in the President's Cabinet may contest a nomination with Mr Trani in 148 or seek election to an ageerhe austin. The piece places him in a delicate position, sensing the civility of the moment and the need to act within propriety.
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Trani
Austin
Truman Nomination Fight Deepens Senate Clash
President Truman repeats his veto of the Pawley nomination amid a Senate quarrel over Myon Hanley and Tidewater oil lands. Democratic senators fear political fallout as they pressure to support or defeat the nomination, while charges of loyalty and personal recriminations swirl around the White House.
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Bell
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Returning Veterans and Everyday Life in Wartime America
The piece reflects on postwar memory and daily life for veterans and families in the United States after World War II. It contrasts scenes of veterans abroad with homefront realities such as shortages, rising prices, and adapting to civilian life while recalling wartime sacrifices and the pull of friendship, family, and community.
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Berlin
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United
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Newark
United States
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Residents vent anger over housing and taxes in Hebron letters
A flood of letters to The Record rebukes housing shortages and income tax policy. Citizens defend workers in Hebron village and nearby areas, question charity and wages, and urge publication of public opinion while highlighting political byplay and legislative proposals.
Navy and Army Dependents Points and Weather Query
The Record addresses service member allowances for dependents, noting Navy and Army different point rules and overseas service. It also asks about lowest temperatures in November and December with a weather record response.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round Exposes Postwar Plot Claims
An article recounts allegations of a covert effort to restore monarchic influence in Europe and critiques political leaders and agencies. It names figures such as Frankfurter and Roosevelt era officials, detailing supposed plans involving Austria, the Hapsburgs, and US involvement while noting congressional scrutiny and unverified charges.
Labor Picketing and Federal Power Clash Across States
A long, dense report discusses mass picketing and labor disputes, noting tensions between unions and employers, state police protection failures, and calls for federal intervention to prevent violence. It references Wagner Act precedents, the Supreme Court, and potential federal policing powers amid strikes and morality debates. The piece cites political figures and unions, emphasizing the shift toward federal involvement while debating constitutional limits.
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Word Diction Critique Sparks Debate on Pronunciation
A fragmented essay by Mell Hyndiente, Inc discusses how Americans mispronounce new words and borrowings from French and English. It weighs the challenges reporters face with unfamiliar vocabulary and argues for using dictionaries while warning against dictionary‑vendor hype.
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