Shortages and Postwar Economy Debate Across Nation
The piece argues food shortages will persist into the postwar era due to government policy, reduced farming output, and subsidies. It cites debates over production incentives, price controls, and the need for increased crops and livestock while warning of high meat costs and enduring supply gaps. It notes shifting attitudes from figures like Henry Wallace and calls for restoring stable farm support and expanded higher education to meet economic needs.
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Downleigh
United States
Dogan
Franklin BD
Rosgerel
Newry
Gardvoliire
Mumery
Hagever
OPA
Henney Wale
The
Wall Street Journal
Washington
Aimee
Time for War and Peace in the United Nations
In a San Francisco edited reflection on the first UN Charter anniversary, the author critiques Cold War tensions among the Big Three. The piece laments Soviet expansion, American and British resistance, and calls for direct, bold leadership to bridge the rift and preserve world peace through frank dialogue and unified action.
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Organization
Truman
Succuns Ae Bender
United States
Britain
Russia
Seraeny Chineil Mehites
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Oie Boll
Lueger Plejwe
Soviet Russia
Ain
Slyaigal Gut
United Nations
San Francisco
Isolationism on the wane in Nebraska senate race
In the Nebraska primary Dwight Griswold faces defeat amid a field where William Langer of North Dakota remains a lone isolationist opponent. Western reformers claim victory for their platform while questioning the fate of the isolationist side as the contests conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Buller Butler
Seigtor Willian Langer
North Dakotin
Senate
United Nations
Isolationism in North Dakota and nearby primaries
Fragmented commentary on North Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota races and the decline of isolationist sentiment. Mentions Lamger, Nye, Langer, Nye’s weak showing, party dynamics, and shifts leading into presidential primary contests. Notes regional politics, newspaper tone, and the struggle to articulate isolationist views amid close contests.
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Hatltichiy
Wheek
Foralds
Nye
Cartier
Ihe
North Dakota
Milton I
Nort Dakota
Iligim
Tanger
Pagulir Will Langer
Lavan
Senate
Middle West
Nebraska
Sontfort
Alwys
Baraise
Washington
Drigwald
Minnesota
Dalles
Uimvrowesh
Marghis
Debt, Taxes and War Costs Weigh on Citizens and Policy
The piece argues vast wartime debt and tax burdens strain the nation. It warns against excessive spending and urges rapid debt amortization, cautioning against new taxes and grand river or project boondoggles while Congress weighs funding. It notes public skepticism and calls for disciplined budgeting to avert economic ruin.
Anonymous Letters and Local Notices From The Record
A jumble of letters and notices from The Record discuss anonymity for letter writers, refund complaints to the streetcar company, and anecdotes about Henry LaTour and Troy residents. The batch includes questions to editors, congressional prompts, landlord rent grievances, and a story fragment about a fugitive.
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Henry York la
Troy
Viemmy
Tie J
Neegrurin
Voluntees
Col
Clinton H. Mrneely
Chinins de Ruwenan
Cave Latour
Charles Saile
Dave
facZone
Vesna
Niskayuna
Schenec‘ady
Candela
Weary Nation Faces Complex World War and Peace
The piece reflects on inflation, atomic arms and global tension. It notes the burden on ordinary people and urges civic involvement, warning against delegation to leaders alone and calling for individual action and Congressional awareness regarding arms control and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baruch
Congree
Mr. Baruch
Debates Over Army Navy Power and Justice Appointments
In Washington the fate of postwar policy and court leadership is debated. The piece surveys Army vs Navy air power and the stalled Chief Justice succession, naming figures like Jackson Roosevelt Stone and Andersen as part of broader political currents shaping U.S. strategy and democracy.
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Washington
Jipan
Army
Navy
Diepaut
Kieus
Ors
Gin
Qrevil Ay Andersen
Thy
Ale Parces
Adit
Ralph A. Ofstle
Leyte
Hanpeond
Goings
Hanshingg
Rink
Fin Dyoy
Hreigh Cermany
Mirmien
Ann Reid
Arteway
Ely
Japan
Lein ix
Danaige
U.S. Nthmaringy
Gene
Guiin Arnold
Stall
Rasoa
Dapan
Hina
Japin
Cheanault
Karen
Basteac
Robert Juchaan
Hugo Black
F. Stone
Justicies
Stone
Roosevelt
Dickson
Stoaanwell
Sir
Jickson
Rtane
Ingkaon
Coin and Coin Dealers of Old Find Collectors’ Treasures
The note recalls a former coin dealer famed for foreign silver coins, whose sales spanned decades and inspired collectors. It mentions a Rennington area shopkeeper near a colonial coin hub, and a tale of forgotten collections resurging after decades, with Albany and Boston links and instances where deceased collectors’ estates surfaced rare proofs hidden for years.
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Nimes
Dinosick Fats
Oldeime
Aine
Cele Loriim
Jonside
Rennington
Tainan
Albany
Boston
Caina
Todlny
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Laeblia
Lise
University
Isa
Pureanius
Ralph Coopey Mutchinson
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Lax
Nsuan
Housavell
Ford
Ike
Coun Cea
Germany
Uncle San
Didi Ano
Romeo
Dick Turner
Ikc
U.S
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Tlehet
Keliver
Dennisylvanie Tidlroad Co
Vucreet
Addres
Tray
Newell Baer
Genont
Penney Lyanke
Ratroad
Philadelphia
Bogure
T. Kiditor
York
Lato
Newra Apsi
Senta
First Street
Malle
Aisawe
Viettey Katise
Henry Kaisar
Thomas Mamie
Menry Kaiser
Galland
California
Raita
Senator
Inquirer
North
Frig
Dean PF
Taylor
Robert P. Wagner
New York City
James M. Mead
Buffalo
Titleonan
Tommie
Teay, N.Y
Theis L. Stokes
Williane
Hart
Liam S. Hart
Mtu
Gmatler
New York
Axon Child
Mars
Ardent
Merry
Pearson
Ena
Tod
Lee
Jackson
Mior
Fred Vin
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ganson
Call Bolly
Helb
Budgel
Pepath
Tony Kunsna
Washtlnguia
Justin Trank
Murephy
Ha Boone
Sint Coed
Virginia
Saitega
Molly
Gtudent Bureau
Ona
Bwlee
Hyena
Vreely
Aude Ray
Hannegan
Bec
Apt
Argenting Nazia
Inetia
Snhohla
Democratic Party
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