Dulles Taft and the Atlantic Treaty Debate in Senate
New York Senator John Foster Dulles urged ratification of the Atlantic Charter treaty, arguing it vital to world peace amid rising isolationist sentiment. Senator Taft, citing domestic priorities and nonexpert foreign policy, votes to limit Marshall Plan grants, reflecting broader Senate cautions on foreign entanglements.
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New York
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Senate
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Dulles
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United States
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Senator Vandenberg
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Mi Ka
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Lusk
New Mexico
Scum
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Massachusetts
Truman
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Furcolo
Capital
Dulles Ia
Senator Mahoney
Wyoming
Chavez
O'Mahoney
Ives
Leighton Stuart
China
Stuart
Olive
Shanghai
Apien
O'Dwyer Plays To The Crowd In Re election Plot
The piece argues Mayor O Dwyer of New York clung to a bid for re election despite public displays that he would not run. It notes him seeking a demanded show of support, opposing Hogan as candidate while secretly planning to run and hints Lehman may enter for Senator. It also criticizes price supports and government planning in agriculture as a danger to free markets.
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O'Dwyer
New York
Roosevelt
Lehman
Ave
Frank Hogan
Washington
Hogan
Jmaie
Oid
Ripe
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Congress
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Senate Agricultural
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
United States
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Athens
America
Maurice J. Tobin
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Carhouse
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White House
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Breakin Bornieh
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Couten
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Jenna
Trumas
Pendergast
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Flo
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Deree
Analysis of global currents stirs Senate fears
The piece notes growing worries among senators about a shifting world order driven by external pressure and internal resignation. It cites Senator Yat and colleagues as reacting with concern, labeling their stance short-sighted and superficial amid changing tides.
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Yat
Senta
Brannan Farm Plan Draws Fire Over Government Price Aid
Debate over Secretary Brannan’s proposed farm subsidy program questions its impact on consumer prices and farmer income. Critics warn government timing could distort markets while supporters cite higher returns for growers and stable supplies.
Propaganda Gains Traction as Cold War Efforts Expand
The article notes the United States improving its propaganda in the Cold War, highlighting the Berlin RIAS broadcasts naming German agents who aligned with the Soviet side. Western intelligence verifies identities before airing, unsettling German Communists and revealing Soviet secrecy. Publicized Western reports spread beyond Germany, challenging Soviet control and signaling potential gains for American influence.
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United States
Berlin
RIAS
Radio
Germany
Not Communists did It: Labour Crisis and Dock Strike
A discussion of Britain's state of emergency amid a London dock strike blamed on Communist influence. The piece notes 10 000 workers defied orders, keeping ships idle and affecting economic stability, while warning against government and labor leaders yielding to radical pressure.
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London
Harry
Letters to The Record on anonymity and political critique
Readers debate letter publication policy citing requests for anonymity and editors edit rights. The correspondence touches on vehicle shifts, driver licensing, political views of Harry Truman, and critiques of government spending and Congress.
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Vy & Pat
Record
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
National leaders weigh Truman's nonintervention stance and the anticipated political maneuvering as the 1940 contest approaches. The piece analyzes how Truman might influence support for preferred allies while avoiding direct presidential involvement. It notes potential moves in Massachusetts and New York and the impact on White House politics and party unity.
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Tate
Missouri
White House
J. Howard BeGexth
Congress
Zo Shahana
Acton
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
McGrath
Senate
Maris
Penmestrania
Virginia
Reston
Pete
Tiaminaan
Harry Truman
Ogy Shem
Washington By Merry-Go-Round political clashes and scandal rumors
The column catalogs high level U S disagreements over China policy with Acheson and Johnson, Johnson’s anti Chiang Kai-shek stance, and joint chiefs’ defense plan. It notes Kennedy’s stance on labor, New York political maneuvers, and Capitol news capsules amid diplomatic pressure in China.
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Bix Siste Department
Chine
Chiang Kalshekan Cocks
Reamon
Acheson
Defense
L Louis Jonson
Johnson
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
National Security Council
Treasury Department
Armed Services
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Achenon
Mao Tse-tung
Red China
U. S
William Olive
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Burma
India
South China
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Young
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
London
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Young Kennedy
Andrew Jacobs
Indianapolis
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Kennedy
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Jacobs
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New York
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Ed Flynn
cAband-mouse
Ed Wagner
Senate Real
Flynn
Lehman
Senate
Brooklyn
John Cashmore
Etl
Kenate
Elizabeth Bentley
Alger Hise
Abeta Hill
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A confessed inventor recounts creating early radio singing commercials for Campbell Taggart Bakeries. He details placement across U S cities, brands like Faire Maid and Hilltop, and the use of a Civil War tune Whee Johnny Comes Marching Home to promote bread. He includes clipping evidence and seeks conscience cleansing.
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Billy Rose
John Guedel
Tower 15
Cone Feralon
Campbell+ ‘Taggart Associated Bakeries
Kansas City
Frank
Herman
Herman Engel
Houston
Waco
Little Rock
Oklahoma City
Atlanta
Cedar Rapids
Memphis
Tulea
San Antonio
Corpus Christie
St Joseph
Muncie
Faire Maid
Hilltop
Colonial
Rainbow
Manor
Johnny
Air Force Reports Jet Plane Pilot Ejector Incident
Air Force says ten airmen completed recent tests for jet plane ejection procedures at Wright Patterson Field. An incident near the Bay area grounded activity as pilots practiced with nonfunctional weapons and safety gear in a tested environment.
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Washington
Petin Bay
Acr
California
Aar Weterie Snimmand
Wright Patterenn
TaDeerad
Diane
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