Hiss trial coverage sparks renewed investigation
The piece notes renewed congressional probes into Judge Kaufman’s handling of the Hiss case and cites jurors who called Kaufman biased for the defense. It links Hiss to Roosevelt and the United Nations, discusses political intrigue, and contrasts wage and policy debates with postwar economic tensions and Truman era rhetoric.
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Exthusleon
Congresser Sn
Samed HM
Keafman
Helsteron
Kaufman
Hiss
Justice Frankfurter
Franklin D. .Roosevelt
Yalta
Stalin
United Nations
New Deal
State Department
Just What In Monopoly? Clark Sues Big Firms Over Monopolies
A critical look at Attorney General Clark suing DuPont General Motors and United States Rubber Co over alleged Sherman Act violations. The piece contrasts corporate action with unions, critiques Kaufman judgeship, and questions political bias in enforcement. It notes Clark’s selective pursuit and hints at broader graft and partisan aims impacting monopoly law.
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Clark
Ceralt
DuPont, General, Motors
United States Rubber Co
Stirrings In The C O P In The Republican Party
Stirrings within the Republican Party push for a new platform ahead of the congressional campaign. Leaders seek to oust National Chairman Hugh D Scott Jr if he does not step aside, as defeats since 1892 fuel calls for clear policies. The piece argues for a proactive human liberty focused program, away from met0dism or reaction, to protect the two party system.
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United States
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
GOP
Republican Party
Washington
Flying Safe? Air Travel Risks and Real Odds
An old editorial argues aviation carries real risk despite high safety figures. It cites crashes in India and California, notes thousands die on roads and rails, and questions airline pronouncements while acknowledging inevitable dangers in flight as time improves technology.
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India
California
Mosr
United States
Isael
Mme Atuaon
Tn Air
Nathan Report Recalls Robert Nathan’s Inflation Projections
The article critiques economist Robert R. Nathan, noting his postwar inflation warnings and his influence at finance events in Washington. It highlights his past government roles and ongoing advocacy with wage and price policy amid a broader critique of economic forecasting by government-linked experts.
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Aleeive the CO
Amrmest Sovics
Nathan
Truman
Mr. Truman
Mr. Nathan
Robert R. Nathan
Washington
Constantian
Senator criticizes power to dictate mine openings
The Wall Street Journal excerpt notes a senator arguing Congress did not intend to grant John J. Lewis the authority to control coal mine opening and closing times. It cites the Norris LaGuardia Act and its protections for union activities, contrasting court interpretations and criticizing Lewis as a monopolist whose power could be checked.
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Clark
Lewis
Congress
John J. Lewis
Mr. Lewin
Thea Frean
Supreme Court
Norrie LaGuardia
New York Iuckere
Limyta
Ned Mae
New York Union
Leas Ie
Jeter
Letters to The Record on homework and housing plans
Citizens discuss school homework impacts and a public housing project Griswold Heights. Readers seek application details from the Housing Authority at City Hall Troy while others plan to thank Herbert Hoover on his 75th birthday.
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Griswold Heights
Pease
Housing Authority
City Hall
Troy
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Cuica
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington debate over Marshall Plan outcomes prompts calls for extended U.S. aid. Officials argue for a decade or two of four billion dollars annually to sustain European recovery, financed by defense savings and a broader anti Communist alliance. Critics warn the plan risks entangling the U.S. in long term commitments, urging sharper domestic measures instead.
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Washington
United States
Cort
Jena
Wisete
South Avera
Storze
Europe
France
Belgium
United States of Europe
Metro Vital
Italy
Fiat
Becaus
Remault Auter
Une Austin
England
Om Om
Daryhera
Marshall Plan undercuts European recovery amid Moscow moves
A column argues the Marshall Plan falters as European crises worsen while Soviet diplomacy and blockades stretch the Cold War. It notes Britain and Italy face economic strain, and US policy risks creating mere temporary relief without real European integration.
Old Russian Charges Fall Flat at UN Session
In Geneva, Soviet assertions on war mongering failed to persuade the United Nations Economic and Social Council. Soviet envoy Varenny Renav faced criticism as the delegate argued for open information channels and public discourse. Britain, the United States, and other nations denied propagandist intent, urging transparency and freedom of press across borders.
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Tntcstriacarts Noy
Ananer
Mic Rip Stafard Cpe Determenation Theuriad
Aritveh
United States
Weshingtos
Korison
Eitepe
Marshall Flan
Umea
Russia
U. S
United Nations
Paris
Vishinsky
Berlin
Geneva
Switzerland
Ed Roesian
Sgeynel
United Mater
United Nations Economia and Social Council
Kotochnig
Centine
English As She Wrote Language Quirks And Punctuation Notes
A columnist discusses literacy not required for writing success and cites examples from a psychologist’s column on proper rearing. The piece mocks comma placement and word usage with humorous misprints and a note about a leaflet by Frank Colby.
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American College
Stephen
Wise
Hungary
Secretary of State
Dean Adreson
Washington
Truman
Oval
Acheson
Jon
Harrisburg
Senate
Kanean
Joseph ‘Bova
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