Argentine Election Echoes in Peron Victory Prospects
The article discusses Argentine presidential candidates led by Col. Peron and Dr. Amborini amid fears across Latin America. It notes the expected decisive vote tally and potential South American ripple effects, with U.S. State Department Blue Book pressures and concerns over Peronism and regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Alin
Peron
Labor Vari
Jose 2
Amborini
The
Democratic Union
Unicgs
Cottewrned
Dseli
Fem
Argentina
Criguay
Laretia
Chaies
Wy Gri
Capi
Naz Coemany
Hitler
Poronea
Oyer
Argenting
State Department
Ion May
Bowen
Uutha
Orn Giles
Wiselosnhe Vicuny House
NAM and Manufacturers Clash Over Price Controls
Eccles, NAM critic, argues immediate price drops would wreck assets and harm investment. NAM counters that halting price controls and boosting production will restore balance, with prices adjusting as production rises. Debate centers on economy, inflation risks, and policy timing.
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Eceles
Potem Reserve
Howse
Manufacturens
Sheneoy
Ibsing
Sant
Beetles
NAM
Not Fara
Economic controls and the shift toward free competition
The text argues that while government controls can stabilize production and pricing, a move toward full private competition is expected. It envisions a transition where restraints are lifted gradually, allowing firms to operate at margins and pressures of market forces, potentially reshaping profits and industry dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diavormid Deanysis Sath
Harsely
India famine plea shifts blame to United States
Talia quotes a section of the National Committee for India's Pron dom arguing the United States must bear responsibility for a looming famine in India. The letter urges action to avert a "new famine" that could trigger revolution and Asia-wide concern, while noting India's status as a British dependency and India’s own accountability for the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Prondom
Constela Paty
United States
Anup Singh
Ube
Tynes
Singh
Atmericn Itl
Duulin
Asia
Amerie
Wind
Endia
Brita
Tilia
Iit
Len
Jon
Wwe
Countiigg
Ayers
Stop Subsidies Now Now Beward Cow Bill Intro by Pace
A chaotic account of a proposed policy shift opposing subsidies and farm price supports. It cites Representative Pace of Georgia and other figures arguing subsidies inflate costs, raise consumer prices, and distort markets. The piece notes proposed cuts to food subsidies and the political fight over parity and price stabilization efforts.
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Dhe
Wey
Arbeatias
Uae
Imianee
Dil Bates
Tevel
Weistad
Leiy
Bowles
Nowansere
Quesionaire
Time to Make a Choice on Universal Training Debate
The piece argues for delaying defense policy decisions and pursuing a universal training program. It supports civilian master plans, stresses avoiding confusion, and urges a careful, unified approach to strengthen allied peace efforts. It emphasizes preventing rapid rearmament and ensuring capable, professional forces through a planned program.
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Uwe
Milly
America
United Nations Organization
Army
Navy
In In
Natios
Unt
York
Leb
Mike
Fragmented 20th Century Clips on Power and Fame
A garbled OCR passage comments on atomic power and jet propulsion hinting at interplanetary travel. It mentions people reacting to news, and compares Hollywood images of an actress to those of less appealing figures, reflecting media and public perception themes.
Federal Reserve and Inflation Debate Shapes Election Stakes
The article weighs inflation worries under Treasury and Federal Reserve pressure as lawmakers face cuts and borrowing costs. It notes Treasury debt, government expenses, and the impact on voters amid election talk, with figures tied to public debt and payrolls and references to political figures and policy debates.
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Warie
Hart
Mie
Federal Reserve Kid
Ahmner
Keeles
Roose Selt
Eather Coughlin
Sena
Joe Ebner Chong
Megleshaa
Soltawaring
Robert Hanneran
Generand
Democrite National Canquities
Tie Giews
MDS
Twannenan
Congress
Tre Law
Treasury
HOM
Irepawer
Kia
Enouh Jaidation
Ilynnegin
Public interest letter on anonymous city note and Watervliet name origin
Readers are invited to sign letters to The Record to preserve anonymity while proving good faith. The piece discusses a plan to publish communications, mentions Watervliet’s Dutch origin, and references local civic issues. Names include Francis Khaban and community figures in New York area, with emphasis on public school funding and local governance.
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Sto
Record
Canal
Reco
Colunie
Splay
New York
Gabe
York
Jane
Mra
Letaor
The Political Stage Today lawmakers weigh nominations
The article outlines Senate actions on nominations, with references to Democratic figures and the Navy secretary role. It notes potential rejection of a nominee and implications for political maneuvering and party strategy.
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Democratic
Piembwis
Senate
W. Paley
Navy
Gelatey
Debate over peace plans and political interference in the United States
The letter column rails against a proposed peace site plan and federal interference while critiquing campaign finance practices and party officials. It questions a presidential nomination and calls out alleged political influence by corporations and New Deal supporters, with continued discussion promised on another page.
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Elgina
Atees
Uben
Fatley
Washington
Chen
Manley
Tius
Vourne
Feder
Politien
Didi
Bama
Noosenl
Devlew
Ata Mungnign
Aloe
Dake Wise
Hansevell
Jetter
Corsro
Indipnathin Ovine
Wallana
Tabor Vtnm
Federal Corrupt Practices Act
Enfarmers
Lovkt Refuyge Inn
Anva Mh Bank
Corporation Trans
Dattley
Nationa
Barty
New Deal
Pauley Hs
John Te. Sullivanan
Anand
Bruman
Pauley
Moonie Tax Payments and Employee Receipts
A subscriber asks how a receipt should be attached to a payroll form for moonie tax payments. The editor notes a daily series on income tax topics and seeks a concise, non sensational clarification not yet covered.
Fragmented notice of a mother’s plea and family concerns
The readable fragments describe a mother seeking guidance for her son and referencing prayer, conscience, and a requested grace. Names and places are unclear, but the tone hints at family hardship and a plea for mercy amid difficult decisions. The text centers on parental worry and spiritual appeal.
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Buril
Manne
Anawer
Willy
Peter Sure
Dates and oddities in a faded local page
A garbled OCR fragment lists dates and places such as Monnay Houd Problems and La Whe City. It mentions Lee weete, Dec. 3, 1928, and references roads, poles, and streets with incomplete names. The piece hints at travel, town duties, and civic commentary with unclear individuals and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Weete
Ruiter
Troy
Insurance Bribe Scandal Ties to Washington Power Circle
The Washington Merry Go Round links George Allen and other high officials to a bribery scheme involving life insurance executives and political figures. Promises of large bribes and inflated claims are alleged to influence federal appointments and policy, with ties to New York insurers and national committees. The report notes investigations extending to Nashville and legislative actions, including proposed funding for welfare and construction projects.
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Chaney ‘Penny
Inaaninen
Stere
Atbie
Metsi
Athens Alien
Joe Wee
Cat Allens
Len Rived
Ubat
Alf
Ali Nut
Noel Hese
Red Ban
Yentt
Amerigan Usuraners
Mien
National Liberty
Parnet Veo
Allerten
Kranielin Sa Uonal Insciaines Co
Che City of
New York
Inateanen
George Alan
Eles
Ravermont
Aml
Shoudh Reany Medple
Ponderenal Jush
Iby Aa Khel
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Eeu de Lenaoe
Wits
Natin Huing
Winly Phine
Eile Feave
Venokhio 2
Hay Wallaca
Sidney Tilton
Thin Wat
Dod
Linvendo Aul Laferonne
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Westbrook Pegter
Pouler
Westchester
Tso
Moreoven
United Suites
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Othr
Colmdtr
Sone
Gwar
Menare
U. &. Vonth
Lairbettall
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Wealchester
Greenwich
Yeoy
Merry
Juumon
George Alten
Enecom
Corradn
George Aled
LUC
Allen Seas
Thane Insurance Co
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Sai Ak
RIC
REG
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