What Is A Liberal in Congress and in Theory
This piece defines liberalism as cautious gradual change favoring improvements to government and happiness, contrasts liberals with radicals, and labels extremes like Pepper as radicals while Ives Baldwin Morse Morse being liberal. It argues New Deal and Fair Deal groups are extreme leftist factions and predicts liberalism will prevail over radical zeal.
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United States
Congress
Pepper
Ives
Baldwin
Morse
Surprised by Machines and the Translation Dream
A fragmented discussion touts EDVAC and machine translation as future feats. It cites no clear dates or people beyond vague references to pioneers and a federal standards lab. The piece hints at evolving language tools but remains speculative.
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Calfornia
Arezent
Precision translation aims for exact vocabulary use
The EDVAC translation service serves scientists focusing on exact words rather than syntax. They expect a specialized vocabulary, possibly tens of thousands of terms, for automatic translation by a brain machine.
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EDVAC
Austria's Liberation Dilemma Under Four Power Occupation
The writer argues Western occupation has allowed Austria's Liberty to be limited by commissions and conferences. Withdrawal dangers rise as Soviet influence grows, with Austria caught between rival powers and the risk of Communist expansion. Critics urge prudent steps to curb bureaucratic waste and preserve Austrian freedom without abrupt evacuation.
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Austria
Dr. Gruber
Hiller
Gruber
Foreign Ministers Council
Paris
Ant
Europe
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Poland
Romania
Our Bureaucratic Frankenstein Contends on Salary Cuts
Senator Styles Bridges criticizes a plan to cut congressional salaries by five percent and a broader across the board freeze. The piece argues such cuts are symbolic, noting the vast federal expenditures dwarf the potential savings and that reform requires real structural change and commitment beyond rhetoric.
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Styles Bridges
Taft
Congress
Truman
Hoover Commission
Tae Commission
Doha
de Pressinn
Bat
Daonty
Not So Alarming After All Uranium Recovery Examines Security Claims
A recovery of the last gram of missing uranium undercuts espionage fears and questions about security caches. The Congressional joint committee finds no basis for charges against the Atomic Energy Commission and its chairman. While turnover and management flaws exist, they are not catastrophic, and the overall record shows progress in expansion, research, and production.
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F.B.I
Congressional
Joint Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
Islamic Energy Commission
Commission
Hickenlooper
Lilienthal
Union fears multiple summer strikes threaten postwar industry
Government officials cite possible three bursts of strikes this summer across steel, auto, maritime, and other heavy industries. They warn higher labor costs and Taft Harley issues could curb production, drive prices up, and threaten tens of thousands of jobs amid tighter consumer demand.
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Rutland Herald
Washingian
Taft-Harley
Sire
Joany
Publi
Letters and notices in the Record Newspapers
A reader requests anonymity for letters and columns, noting The Record will not publish unsigned communications. Correspondents may edit and shorten letters. A long reader message from LeGrand B. Burritt of Troy mocks radio ads and tobacco claims, reflecting editorials and reader commentary.
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UB Hap
Record
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A long, tangled set of questions about President Truman Congress and labor leaders. The piece contrasts views from various factions including Brannan supporters, Green Murray faction, farmers, and political leaders while questioning the role of experts and the Taft Hurley Act in shaping policy. It also includes a fragment about Emperor Hirohito and postwar governance.
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Washington
M.T
Columbus
Truman
Congress
Waxhampton
Venice
Stokesmen
White House
Spd
Conartes Tirten
Smeecaliad Wadeere
Cies
Green Murray
Taft-Harnes
National Grange and Farm Federation Bureau
New Brannan
Sali Te & Tower
Farmer's Union
Brannan
Grange
Federation
Hitdeelf
Capitol Hill
Law
Dsber Feaders
Phere Soane Heetiig
Pealthines Guraner
Trueman
Hirohato
R.A
S.C
Germany
Italy
Hirokris
Economists warn on deficit and economy drift in memo
Eight top economists submit a confidential memo to the Council of Economic Advisers warning that a deficit looms next year despite a proposed four billion tax rise. They argue that cutting federal spending is impractical due to fixed costs and that avoiding a deficit risks a deeper economic decline. They urge prioritizing avoidance of a business recession over small deficits and say political motives did not enter their unanimous conclusion.
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Ammun
Washington
Council
Truman
Military Establishment
Veterans Administration
Congress
White House
White House. Perhaps Someone Will Give Mr. Truman
Washington Post
Rand
Japan
US 3
Hirohito
MacArthur
Torre
Macartur
Himsel
Tennyent
Merrow
Nostalgia and language quirks spark homeward jokes
Frank Colby mocks overuse of nostalgia in print and lampoons language oddities. He notes misused terms and cites a Hollywood ad praising a wedding nightgown titled ROMANTIC NOSTALGIA, then quips on phrases like thumbs down and the tricky spellings of words like there, their, and they.
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Homer_ Hill
Hollywood
Heaven
U S And Britain Open For Greek Parley Talks
London reports say the United States and Britain are preparing for renewed talks with Soviet Russia on the Greek crisis. Informants cite a Paris meeting outside a German conference with possible Western mediation. no three party talks are confirmed. The Greek government seeks support from Western powers amid rebel activity and upcoming elections in Greece.
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Balearie
Albamia
Tues
United Natione
Britain
Staten Haere
Greece
Paris
Rot
Tors
Secere
Athens
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