Truman May Enter Politics This Fall Amid Turbulent Year
An ailing look at President Truman's political standing notes Missouri circles expect him to enter the 1948 campaign. It critiques his circle, predicts clashes with Congress, and questions White House judgment as primary battles unfold. The piece hints at tensions with Sen Wheeler and Rep Slaughter, and cautions against naive moves risking embarrassment.
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War Contract Scandal Exposed By Congress Testimony
The congression committee investigates wartime profiteering amid bribery and corruption claims linked to high officials. It details allegations against May of Ken Turks and the Military Affairs Committee chair, plus the Gatsaon brothers operations, the Cumberland lumber case, and a $48,000 payment for undelivered goods.
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May faces inquiry over relatives and Muinitrong ties
In a Senate debate the committees may determine if May or his relatives worked for the Muinitrong combine or its subsidiaries or had business with their PR offices. May’s refusal to testify could lead to charges of hampering disclosure and accountability before the public.
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Economic debate 1950s wage policy and buyers strike
A long critique of Walter Reuther and the UAW leadership urging a buyers strike to protest rising prices. It argues such action would reduce production, hurt workers, and fail to raise living standards, warning against a magic wage formula and prewar price parity rhetoric. The piece defends wage growth tied to real goods and condemns calls for widespread consumer boycotts as detrimental to employment and output.
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Georgia Recoils At Talmadge Victory Despite Reforms
The Georgia primary result signals a setback to progressive aims as Eugene Talmadge secures election on a platform of white supremacy. Critics note the defeat of reforms and the revival of prejudice, while supporters claim the system reflects the will of Georgia voters and democratic processes.
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Georgia Voters Urged Change Election Laws By Pro Governor
Fragmented text describes political conflict around election laws under a governor named Aral or Aral II. It mentions voter actions and calls for reform to ensure one person one vote. Voters face remediable challenges in the process and potential delays in policy reflection.
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The Silver Racket and Congress Power Abuse Exposed
A critical critique of Senate and House actions on silver legislation. The piece accuses silver mineowners and their senators of corruption, selling votes to protect profits, and using taxpayer funds to back stored silver. It argues for reform and condemns self serving lawmakers.
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Truman Pushes LoveNwell Plan in Congress Vote
The article reports President Truman pushing the LoveNwell housing plan through Congress with Plan 1 defeated and Plan 2 passing by a slim margin. Opponents objected to moving the Children's Bureau to the Federal Security Agency and the cabinet staffing implications alongside other agency reorganizations.
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Record on remosunications and anonymous letters in The Record Newspapers
A long, fragmented letter column discusses anonymity for writers and the paper’s policy to publish or shorten communications. It cites local concerns about signature use and readers asking for help, contrasting domestic poverty with foreign poverty and urging community aid for needy children near Rensselaer County.
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Night dances spark youth unrest in Troy era
In 1920s style city notice, teens in Troy and nearby Lansingsburg Watervliet Greenshield area gather for winter dances at a local tavern called Cantre. Officials promise safety and curb rowdy behavior while urging parents and community leaders to help. The piece voices concern over funds, admission fees, and a call for cleaner recreation spaces.
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Raymond Moley Citations on Postwar Talks and Soviet Policy
Raymond Moley discusses postwar diplomacy amid Byrnes Vandenberg and Soviet pressure. He notes tentative peace talks, mentions Mussolini era rhetoric, and flags planned conferences with foreign ministers as pivotal. The piece outlines Soviet reparations stance and German political balance shaping Mediterranean influence.
The Washington Merry-Go-Round on Congress and State Affairs
The piece surveys congressional behavior and political fallout surrounding investigations and ethics, highlighting debates over registration, influence, and the balance between democratic principle and political maneuvering. It discusses figures like Governor Arnall and attorney general allies, noting tensions across party lines and calls for accountability.
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