Veto touches OPA fight amid rising prices and politics
The text discusses opposition to price controls, President Mulo and the OPA, with references to Walter Reuther and party dynamics. It argues the President’s veto strategy could erode support, while unions and critics push for economic change and lower prices.
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Federal Social Security Act funding debate at committee
The Ways and Means Committee advanced a bill altering the traditional 50 50 cost share between employer and government for federal child and dependent aid. Supporters argued for a national standard while opponents warned of shifting aid and unequal distributions among states.
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Debated Social Security Benefit Increases Spark Partisan Clash
The article reports a heated debate over raising old age and disability benefits from 20 to 40 dollars a month. Republicans and Democrats clash on the plan, calling it a political raid and questioning its timing as Congress nears adjournment while opposing wage earners bear tax burdens.
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Young to Study State University commission headed by Owen Young
Governor Dewey appoints Owen D. Young chairman of a commission to study establishing a state university for New York. Young, ex-chairman of the State Board of Regents, would lead the inquiry amid debate on education demand, costs, and the roles of public and private institutions.
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Death for Mihailavic Myone and Yugoslav turmoil recounted
Fragmented account traces Mihailovic's role in Yugoslavia during World War II, noting Allied and Soviet alignments, German interactions, and the internal split between Partisans and Chetniks. It discusses shifting leadership, wartime fears of German victory, and postwar accusations amid a partisan struggle.
Atomic veto debate and united nations control plan
The article discusses the Big Five veto power in the United Nations Security Council in relation to an atomic control framework. It notes Baruch's memorandum proposing renunciation of the veto in cases undermining an international treaty on banning or regulating atomic weapons, and contrasts Soviet responses. It warns that preserving the veto could undermine efforts to curb atomic warfare while highlighting differing views from contemporary officials and newspapers.
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Inflation wrongly blamed as vamp gear gets only fine
A sensational claim notes a vamp gear beating U S soldiers ended in a 500 fine. In Hill England a chimney sweep finds 2400 in a Lin hox. The piece questions whether this is real money to burn.
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Current Comment Vooringheim and War Bonus Debate
A discussion notes that reconversion and government spending should be curbed. Military costs dominate expenditures while Congress pushes near 3 billion for veteran bonuses. Terminal leave pay for officers and the rank and file faces reconsideration amid wartime needs and peacetime fairness.
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Public opinion columns clash over park plans and golf course upkeep
A letter to The Record argues for reader anonymity while preserving public debate. The writer contends freedom of expression and criticizes city plans for Versatile Park improvements and golf course conditions, urging better benches, turf, and management at Market Street and nearby facilities. Charlie Ot Herslant signs as the contributor.
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Teen Youth Council Hints at Community Support
Fragmented text references a youth council and editor, with unclear names and aims. The piece hints at involvement of teenagers and a writer, mentioning a council in a town but lacks coherent details or dates.
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Shaming the Un-Americans in Washington Scene
A fragmentary speech by Finnie Adamson of the House Committee on Un-American Activities targets suspected subversives in Oak Ridge and allied groups. He denounces scientists and activists, links them to foreign influence and wartime policy, and calls for broader control on civilian research and industry. The passage preserves charged rhetoric and names public figures amid a controversial anti-Communist era dialogue.
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Washington Merry Go Round exposes corruption and Klan ties
The column details Carl Evans and others tied to Georgia taxes and shell corporations, alleging misuse of funds and political influence. It reports Ku Klux Klan connections with state officials, church figures, and business interests, plus implications for governor candidates and tax cases.
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Misprinted notes on pair terms and plural usage
The fragment debates word forms for pair terms and counts of pairs in English usage. It discusses eyeglasses, spectacles, and various paired items with examples, noting irregularities in modern speech and tracing linguistic patterns.
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