Trieste coup warns cautious stance on Tito regime
The piece analyzes Tito's Yugoslavia amid Cold War tensions. It notes Trieste's status, Western aid potential via export banks, and limited Soviet support. Trade with the US rises modestly as Britain presses Yugoslavia, while Western military aid remains a sensitive, debated option.
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Yugoslavia
Trieste Free Territory
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Belgrade
Trieste
United States Export-Import Bank
State Department
International Bank
United States
Russia
Truman's midyear report critiqued for spending rise and mixed aims
The editorial critiques President Truman's midyear economic report as inconsistent and heavy with costly proposals. It notes the decision not to seek $4 billion in new taxes, questions the farm subsidy plan, and warns that social programs could lift costs and taxes, dampening economic vigor.
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Truman
Congress
House
Representative McCormack
Brannan
Britain Moves Against The Commies
A British column argues that King George declares a national emergency to end London dockers strikes, linking Communist influence to economic peril. It blames Premier Attlee and wartime strains for turmoil, while warning leaders may misread worker unrest and economy.
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London
Clement Allee
Sir Stafford
Britain
Commons
Tabor
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Amans
Great Britain
Pestghle
Hether
Angen
Those Famous Russian Firsts and the Kremlin’s Pride
A critical note on Soviet claims of national firsts in science and industry. It cites the Kremlin’s Ministry of Self Adulation and mocks past boasts like inventing the airplane and radio. The Aviation Research Institute’s findings show U S airlines lead in route and passenger miles, with Aeroflot far behind in both metrics.
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Stalin
Aviation Research Institute
United States
Aerofut
Moscow
Khabarovsk
Siberia
The Royal Families Of America In Democratic Times
A survey notes many political dynasties in U S history. It cites Adams, Harrisons, Lincolns and Roosevelts among notable families, and argues names in public life tend to crop up across generations. The piece reflects on inheritance of political ambition and the idea of a modern royal lineage.
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George Washington
Adamses
John Adams
John Quincey Adams
Adams
Charles ‘Francis Adams
Congress
Charles Francis
Brooks
Henry
John Quincy
Mat
Harrisons
Benjamin Farrison
Garfield
Terael Washharn
United States
Peraps
Theodore
Philippine Islands
Franklin
Theodores Attheoven
Theodore Ronorvell
Agar
Thres
Aepie
General Vaughan Denounces Five-Percenters In Washington
Hartford Courant reports Major General Harry Vaughan, a Truman ally, publicly criticizes the five-percenters racket after returning from Guatemala. Vaughan claims many in Washington are involved and questions ethical concerns, defending acquaintances while downplaying the scandal.
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Hartford Courant
Harry Vaughan
Washington
Harry Truman
Vaughan
Guate-mala
New York Herald Tribune
James V. Hunt
Hunt
Fun
A Vaubhan
Ave
Calane
Jecrral Vaughan Vist
Washinsion
Vanshan
Hont Ia
Pulse of the People letters reveal anonymity policy and reader questions
A column outlines how signed letters may preserve anonymity in The Record Newspapers while unsigned ones will not be published. Readers seek explanations on geometry failures, debates on Salvi Picnic Grounds zoning, and defend a Brunswick Road fruit and vegetable stand amid closures.
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Record
Troy
Brunswick
the Record
Brunawick Road
Brunswick Road
Vicini
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington notices Truman administration gratitude toward academic, welfare, farmer, and Puerto Rican groups for propping up support. Officials balk at cutting defense costs while Hoover reforms promise three billion in savings. Schulz like figures reveal deals with universities and charities in a 1940s political economy debate while tax reform looms.
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Washington
Truman
New York Upper East Side
Faib
Herbert Hoover
Government Reorganization Commission
Hoover
White House
Bart
Medical research promises partial bomb casualty control
Army doctors report progress in treating atomic injuries and radiation with mass care concepts, toluidin blue dye to halt hemorrhages, and protective earth or concrete shelters. They warn larger bombs raise casualties but not medical needs, while noting shelter effectiveness depends on surrounding structures. Also covered are deteriorating health of Interior Secretary Krug and a bipartisan housing bill briefing.
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Washington
Atlaneteargy Commission
Hine &-—Shina
Hbert de Couredy
Army
Hiroshima
Nageeshi
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de Coursey
Bikini
Truman
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Ariz
Krug
House Public Leads Committee
Wisconsin
Tennessee Valley Authority
War Production Board
Navy
John L. Lewis
Los Angeles
Pell
Hrug
Congressional
Senate
House
Congress
Capitol Hill tax talk and pronunciation guide mix
A jumble of reform debate and language guidance appears from Capitol Hill notes. The text covers tax campaign mentions, interior department references, and a pronunciation primer for cum laude and related terms, interleaved with Q&A on loan usage and geriatric terminology.
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