Communists met with short shrift at Albany capital
A editorial column denounces communist and fellow traveler activity during the Capitol marches in Albany. It urges strong action, cites Red-baiting charges, praises Governor Dewey for banning the first protest group, and argues that communists threaten democracy and must be restrained.
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Russia shifts stance on Pacific islands amid peace talks
Moscow alters its position to back American control of the Pacific islands, framing the move as a strategic concession tied to broader goals at Moscow’s peace conference. The shift appears designed to support Soviet aims regarding Poland and German borders, while justifying sacrifices as grounds for special privileges.
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Dulles Joins U S Peace Delegation in Moscow Role
The text reports Secretary Marshall naming Allen Dulles as a spend adviser for the Moscow Conference, highlighting his Republican expertise and bipartisanship value. It notes past support from Vandenberg and Connolly, and suggests Dulles strengthens unity and demonstrates party teamwork in foreign policy.
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Washington
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Union Merger Talks Stall Between CIO and AFL
Nearly three months after Philip Murray urged a united front against anti labor moves, CIO and AFL factions remain divided. William Green’s response and a proposed amalgamation edge into talks but no accord exists. The AFL accuses the CIO of harboring subversive elements while both fight over pay scales and political alignments amid broader labor legislation uncertainty. The rift persists despite calls for unity.
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Fragmented OCR Debate Transcript on Labor Reform
The readable lines show Murray proposing shotgun marriages as a tactic for labor reform debate while Green counters with a white-front testing plan. The discussion centers on ideological differences and the potential direction of national organizational collapse.
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Teeland Greenland And the Liberals
In a critique of liberal bias the piece argues against a US purchase of Teeland and Greenland, recalling prewar propaganda, North American defense bases, and tensions with the Soviet Union. It questions alarmist views and asserts that defense needs and imperial fears drive opposition to such plans.
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Current Comment A Peowtliar J copositionr
During his Senate Tabor Committee appearance President Philip Shinky urged cooperation with AL President William Green to resolve a jurisdictional dispute. Murray pressed for a meeting with the other union chiefs, a scene described as heated. Critics say he erred by urging Congress to intervene when labor discipline is under scrutiny.
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Unnamed Letters Prompt Public Inquiry in The Record
In a sprawling community page, readers request anonymity when sending letters to The Record Newspapers. The editor warns names must be signed for publication, while offering limited edits. A mix of local notices, questions on unemployment insurance, and guidance on mailing and service addresses fills the column.
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Budget Fight Divides Senate And House Republicans
In a split start to budget talks, Senate Republicans opposed deep cuts for the Army and Navy while House Republicans backed reductions. The clash features leaders like Arthur Vandenberg and Eugene Atkinson arguing over defense funding, with warnings that cuts could slow work and anger allies.
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California senator Knowland calls for debt and budget pruning
Raymond Moley outlines Knowland’s stance on deficit reduction and tax cuts during a tight year. He argues for staged debt payments of one to three billion dollars based on yearly conditions, then tax relief, with emphasis on trimming spending and strengthening foreign policy and armed services funding. He notes Congress faces a political clash over defense and taxation and warns against premature tax cuts amid debt reduction.
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