Collapse of Coal Strike Prompts Varied Reactions Across Sides
The article surveys reactions to John L. Lewis backed coal strike, labeling it a stop in production seen as a bargaining tactic by Lewis, a stabilization ruse by union leadership, a betrayal by labor rivals, and a strike by mine operators. It notes public indifference among nonparticipants and warns of potential broader harm as reserves dwindle and the contract lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
White House
Senate
Tex
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Washington
Condemned ties and apologies in Cold War probe
The document surveys Dr. Edward A. Condon and his wife amid Un American Activities inquiries linking them to Soviet and espionage circles. It notes Condon's defense by scientists, calls for an FBI apology, and questions the extent of subversive associations and security implications.
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Edward A. Condon
Condon
Un-American Activities Committee
Amercan Security
Atemic
Fr Tow Sciemtists
Judi Mpson
State Department
Emploner
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Edgar Homer
Homers Cole
Dr. Condon
Parrets
Aber
Parsons
United
Debate Over Mrs Condon In FBI Case Sparks Doubt
A state official questions FBI accuracy while discussing the Condon case. The text suggests Mrs Condon's name entered FBI records per court order and speculates on incomplete investigation. Proponents claim Hoover and the FBI owe no apology to the Condons amid calls for country clarifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Parhapa
Hollywood Communists Must Answer Under Court Ruling
The U S Court of Appeals ruled unanimously that Hollywood figures who refused to disclose communist affiliations face contempt unless they testify. The opinion rejects silence as protection and says affiliation is part of a witness’s evidence, urging Americans to demand frankness and condemning secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Appeals
Hollywood Stars
Dell
House
UN American Activities Committee
Communist Party
America
Trieste plebiscite favors Italian reunification
Observers expected a pro Italian outcome as Trieste votes in a city level plebiscite while national and regional lines divide Communists between Tito and Stalin. Pro Italian candidates lead with mixed aims on larger territorial questions amid a free vote that may prove decisive for future sovereignty.
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Trieste
Adriatic
Ialian
Tito
Stalin
Haly
Liute
Hakani
Abe
Avale
Spl
Hetween Tra
Jaly
Yugoslavia
Tyta
Orer
Gierratvonal Annemente
Meccca
Kremlin
Farmers reject Brannan plan as costly political ploy
Secretary Brannan tours the Middle West facing farmer skepticism over a proposed farm program. Critics call it costly and deceitful, risking rigid production control and higher taxpayer subsidies while hurting both farmers and consumers. They urge rejection of the proposal.
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Branson
Middle West
Tne
Brannan
Mr. Brannan
Agriculture Department
Mec
Congress
Court of Appeals limits contempt rules on criminal news
Maryland's Court of Appeals rejects Baltimore court rules that censored criminal news before trial. Contempt remains only for clear and present danger to a fair trial, upholding press freedom while warning rules can be challenged in the Supreme Court.
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Washington Star
Baltimore
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Baltimore City
Baltimore Court
Annapolis
Facene MW
James
Amas
Washington
Escnrt
Fmdmes Jonge
Charles Warkell
The Record Letters On Anonymity And Global Politics
Readers urged to sign letters to The Record to preserve anonymity while proving good faith. The page includes a sweeping critique of Soviet Russia, its world plan, and its influence in Europe and beyond, arguing isolation is over and Russia seeks equal advantage. Protest is voiced from multiple local towns, including Cohoes and Schaghticoke.
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UB. Palatine
Record
Great Britain
Soviet
Russia
Runsia
Germany
Nerself
Atness
Suiccean
Hans Christian Anderson
Europe
Siroka
America
Uncle Sam
Evangeline
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington debates the Hebbs Bill to detain deportable criminals linked to communism. Attorney General Tom Clark supports broader detention and expulsion for 230 dangerous aliens, with cases like Frank E. Spector cited as examples of ongoing security concerns. The measure aims to curb anti American activities by keeping suspects under containment.
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Washington
Gerhard Eisler
Comanites
Tom Clark
Hebbs
Currant Hacker
Thad Wailer
Pennsylvania
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Cammitice
Nem
Eveler
Sagan
Department of Justice
Clark
Mann Att Tinkston
Smingelers
Penne
USBA
Russia
Cartaan
Europe
Balkans
Orient
United States
Waller
Enim
Furst
Frank £. Spector
Oderea
Los Angeles
Califrnia
Spector
Communist Party
California State Senate
Tenner
Atserner
Fallens
Fuissin
Internal Moscow Beijing clash and Barkley linked politics
The document describes a rift between Moscow and Beijing with Mao Tse tung opposing Russia over Manchuria and Dairen. It also reports Max Truitt profiting from his father in law Vice President Barkley. Predictions on Social Security reforms and oil tanker lobbying actions by Truitt are noted with political maneuvering in Washington.
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Washington
Orient
Russia
China
Mao Tee-lung
Er Dairen
Lao Tung Peninsula
South Man-merchant Marine
Churisa
Barkley
Max Truitt
Alben Barkley
Truitt
Homer Cummings
United States
Franco
Spain
Trajillo
Dominican Republic
Argenttina Shipping
Peron
Argentina
Senate
Dice Tator Franco
Oddo
White House
Arene Pig Sae
Maritime Commission
Ila
Max
Fenbion
Congress
Truman
Armed Services
Ware and Means
Winston Churchill
Tom Connally
Arthur Vandenberg
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Standard Iom
Standard
Commission
United Sisters
Hat
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Co
Tritt
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A column of language questions and answers on usage obsolescent versus obsolete pronunciation. Topics include rabies accuracy of statements, phrasing for expenses, long distance timing, and envy meanings with examples and corrections.
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Frank Colby
Jarge
W.E.D. A
Poe
Stideri
Amin
Tate
UN Says Israel Violates Armistice In Key Section
The United Nations reports that Israel violates the armistice with Jordan by moving forces into a contested area near Jerusalem. The UN mediation plan proposes a neutralized sector and calls both sides to uphold the ceasefire terms.
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Dermenier
Jordan
Jeraen
Sera ‘Salem
New Aa
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