Housing Dilemma Deepens for Veterans Amid Rising Costs
The author argues that housing shortages persist as price ceilings are removed and costs soar. Veterans favor rental subsidies while builders fear shifting to expensive apartments. State laws and local cooperation lag, risking a socialized housing trend unless prices stabilize.
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Woodsman Sa House
Pardler
New York
Washington
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cominitiee
Housig
Samiel Z. Resennia
Conessians
Cali
Truman
Mark Tanga
British Labor government survives confidence vote amid Cold War tensions
The Attlee administration barely withstands a confidence motion in Parliament after Churchill's attack. While optimistic that the government remains intact, observers warn a change could unsettle postwar unity among democracies facing Moscow and a stronger Soviet Union. Margins were substantial, with the final tally around 180 in favor.
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Great Britain
Churchill
Attiee
Nui
Moscow
Soviet Union
Britain
Cone Mumsn
Rusada
Beltain
France
Prail Fran
Charehill
Dumonyaeins
Ana
Fay
Londor
Rammoniam
Kremlin
Council
Jaramont
Government Reform Pressure Amid Economic Setback
The passage notes a sharp fall in public support for Labey government after bold reform efforts and nationalization plans. It attributes the decline to domestic failures and wartime austerity, while praising that the reprimand did not topple the administration or derail foreign policy.
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Labey
Ahsnee
Wilkes
Berlin
Tts
Wartle
Debate on Outlawing Communists and Constitutional Risk
A commentator questions Schwellenbach's call to outlaw Communists in the United States arguing such a move would trampling constitutional rights. The piece warns legislation cannot curb communist influence and would risk setting dangerous precedents while highlighting support for free discussion and democracy.
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Spersary
Schwelienbach
Communist Party
United Statas
My. Schwellenbach
Compmunists
United States
Wwe
Datautl
Conamunists
Fru
Schwollehhaeh
New York
Daily Worker
Moscow
Gentle Methods in Strife Weigh Industrial Peace
A fragmented discussion weighs the merits of harsher controls versus milder approaches to industrial disputes. It debates compulsory schemes and the potential for new aggressive police powers, while pondering if gentler methods proposed by Gall and Reilly could yield healthier progress in a free society.
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Gall
Reilly
Rnuer
Enforcing Old Laws in Labor Reform Debates
A discussion favors applying historic statutes more strictly against unions while also intensifying enforcement against management. Proponents argue compulsory government action may solve labor issues, with younger figures like Senator Bath and Gerard J. Reilly backing stronger uses of old laws to curb abuses in the workplace.
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Ng Congress
Reasonabe
Bath
Gerard J. Reilly
Ald Tawe
Araiwa
Abu Fuses
Sinc
Tepper Overplays His Hand in Presidential Term Referendum
A fragmented 1930s letter weighs opposition to a referendum on presidential term limits. It argues for the people’s right to decide, critiques Pepper and Roosevelt era politics, and warns against centralizing power while noting the enduring two party tradition.
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Washington
Sucely
Me House
Senate
Florida
Hoosewelt
Pepper
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
China
Aig Pwr
Sansa
Pap Lietty
Poppet
Tillwally
Jefferson
Spanking Sanity and Parental Temper in Gallup Report
An editorial discusses Gallup findings that many parents admit to spanking, noting the range from quick, nonabusive spanks to cruel, prolonged punishment. It argues against spanking yet condemns long grudges and sulky attitudes, urging calmer, constructive discipline over harsh discipline.
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Chan
Chicago Daily News
Letters and opinions mix in turbulent community page
Readers sign or withhold name comments for The Record. debate over anonymity and publication rights. questions about why state police are low paid. discussions on utopianism and a long, personal essay closing with a nature metaphor and a page note.
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Atee
Pat
Otto II
Record
Nnwest
Tim
United Nations and Greece Turkey aid debated in Congress
A House session hears Thomas K. Stakes on whether the United Nations can assist in Greece and Turkey. He cites past sacrifices in Europe and Asia, warns of ideological battles, and questions if UN action can advance democracy or if global power blocs will dominate.
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Wrshington
House of Representatives
Karey Yuman
Grim
Loo
Francisco
Greece
United Nations
Congress
Turkey
America
Britain
France
Pacific
Russia
Urey
Rome
Anhelmet
The Kremlin's long game and American policy shifts
The column analyzes Soviet strategy under Stalin era figures, noting shifts after Henry Wallace's departure and Moscow's aim to influence the United States. It argues Russia seeks to delay and divide, pressing for arms talks while undermining Allied cohesion and pushing for a centralized Germany to polarize Europe.
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Washington
Russia
United State
Snivict
Sofia Dimomats
Vlewa
Colin
Kremlin
Ustad
Huser
Jesseys
Nhs
Dots
Marshall
Moscow
Henry Wallace Firigd
TL Bogant
Hetty Wallgan
Truman
Russa
Bret
Amerlcan
Wallace
Mosenw
U. S
Tay
Rysala
Sian
Malolov Nepan
Paris
New York
Paxsongréta
Couy
Mewenion
Leon
Alan
Vyshinsky
Paw Kremlin
Tates
Kromiln
United States
Jiu Atin
Norway
Spitsbergen
Latin America
Gramyke
Alice Henry Watthen
Vary Clegar
Cief
Urey
The Coin and Stamp Corner features centenary exhibition plans
A detailed note describes a May 17 to May 25 centennial philatelic exhibition at Grand Central Palace with stamps, presses, and engravers on display. It notes a strong interest in stamp collecting, anticipates valuable exhibits, and lists questions and answers from readers about coin values and mint marks.
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Ital United
Beales Einige
Voent
Werenh
Joe
Tiel
Loni
Alb
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