General Marshall and State Dept Continuity After Change
General Marshall is set to assume the role of Secretary of State, with minimal staff upheaval. Acheson remains Under Secretary, preserving continuity and easing transitions from Byrnes era policies. The piece notes the risk of policy gaps after leadership changes and highlights the British model of a permanent undersecretary. It discusses postwar food relief principles, Soviet cooperation, and the UN Commission’s proposed welfare blueprint affecting global economic thinking.
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Moscow
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Lim
Byrnes
Dean Archeson
Sec
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Privice
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Alate
Leeades
Pardamentil
Brita
Dumger
United Nations Commission
Plan to End Global Hunger Faces Unity Challenge
A United Nations commission studied world famine and outlined a comprehensive plan to coordinate food aid, production, and distribution. The proposal promises detailed measures to prevent starvation but hinges on nations and races acting in concert, a unity that has not yet formed, with Russia notably absent from planning or joint action.
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Uniled Nations Commission
Egypt
United Nations
Raul
StublHewlian
Flan
Rusaia
Aloo
Aly
Topay
Sean
Blakes
Yale Jing
Eany
Ata
Sean Myeoch
Trammar
Frank Colby
May's Immunity Ended in Grand Jury Indictment
The piece argues that former Kentucky Representative Andrew May and associates face bribery charges involving wartime contracts. It highlights May’s powerful role on the Hue Military Affairs Committee, his influence with Army officials, and the need for accountability. The author condemns attempts to shield him and calls for proper legal proceedings and potential investigations.
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Andrew May
Kentucky
Gatsson
May
Stoney
Murray Garsson
Washington
Joseph Foreeman
Chitman
Hue Military Affair
Andrew J. May
Wweight Sith War Department
Army
Ariendy
Patitlead
Db Dow
Gram Jury
Garsse
Sneangresaman
Senate
Meade
Mead Committee
Sean
Lan
Benoe Asain
Frail Leadership Cites Plan to Spend on Locomotives Across Regions
Report discusses proposed investment of 10 million in diesel electric locomotives from Harrishwe to Chicago, with labor tensions from the United Mine Workers and criticism of John L. Lewis. It notes a broader shift from coal to other power sources, despite peak postwar output, and cites long-term energy trends and efficiency gains in rail transport.
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Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United States
Hold Substantially Cheaper Coal Threatens Miners' Jobs
The text discusses collapsing coal prices and reduced demand as railroads shift patterns. It notes mine closures and layoffs, with John L Lewis and union pressures cited as factors. Licensing and wage disputes are described as narrowing profits, prompting fears of increased mine shutdowns.
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John L. Lewis
TAS
Ukil Coal Mog
Palestine Jews Call for Restraint Amid Violence
A Palestine Jewish leadership body urges restraint as underground attacks and violence threaten the prospect of Jewish statehood. The piece cautions against equating all Jews with terrorists and appeals for calm talks with Britain to advance independence while avoiding arrests or reprisals. It notes mixed public sympathy amid ongoing Sabotage and says a measured approach could move the Palestinian cause closer to realization.
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Palestine
Naliyal Connell
Jerusalem
Pilestina
Bowlings
London
Evn
Jewish Agency
Palestine Council
Alsho
National Council
Palestine Dons
Wisconsin dairy laws face revisions on pasteurization and additives
A Wisconsin Department committee reviews proposed changes to dairy laws to strengthen safety standards. They push scientific pasteurization for bottled milk and cream and oppose loopholes that would allow neutralizers or other additives to mask low quality. Interstate shipments raise regulatory concerns.
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Millan Ay Bition
Wisconsin
Iutehitite
Lisa
Snide
Nia
Knosville
Tan
New New Jersey
Letters to the Record reveal space concerns and church questions
Readers discuss parking, housing, and political ties in Spain, urging fair access and protection of tenant rights. The letters reference church freedom in Spain, Protestant-Catholic tensions, and housing policy, with a call for democratic remedies and state department attention.
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Spain
Soviet ‘Union
Politie
Elnipy
Taymen
State Department
Russia
Ali
Janidad Ghaesen
Senator Butler under fire over grain and alcohol ties
The Senate battle centers on Senator Butler and his ally Welsh, linked to the Butler Welsh Grain Company and an alcohol plant in Nebraska. An OPA report questions profits and arrangements with firms that could benefit from wartime grain and syrup production, as reforms loom in congressional reorganizations.
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Hugh Buller
Nebraska
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Liat
Fe Thal
Congress
United States
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Madawihile
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Centyid Nebrisky Public Poway Co
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Italy
Taft’s Senate leadership and party strategy discussed
Awavering notes from observers describe Senator Taft shaping a behind the scenes leadership in the Republican majority. The piece compares his method to a classroom figure guiding peers, noting shifts in committee control and tensions as party strategists align under his direction.
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Alwiye
Uhos
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Plang
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Carhiller
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