Acheson Sees Greek Aid as Urgent Yet Risky Policy
Undersecretary Dean Acheson testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on American aid to Greece and Turkey. He warned of dangers if the United Nations cannot act quickly and questioned costs and feasibility, arguing U.S. leadership could deter communism but risk provoking broader conflict and straining the UN. He urged clear purpose, open eyes, and unity in pursuing peace through cooperation rather than confrontation.
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Unite States
Roylet Union
House
United Nations
United States
Greece
Turkey
Lis
Hr Qadlitinn
Russia
Acheson
China
Walall
Europe
Deparka
Viigloin Uress
Breneh Jommoryty
United
Chavres Sans
Girard d'Qugavila
Jide
Cegdlt
Misa Daphire
Dulley
Bowling Green
Caroline Progress
Ides
Bia
American Stone
Alvond
Dturulé DB
Smith
Efunis
Floyrara
Origin
Bronx Valerans Bowl
Father Gahn PB
Washington
Wewark
Nod
Alexander Gonle Af
Inter State
Wilsons
Carigressum Wallie Milly
Basinias
Grienge Fann Hatha
ALI Bi
Warren Case Highlights Communist Links in Labor Board Fight
The Raise Appropriations Committee attacks Edward Warren as a suspected Communist sympathizer linked to the American League force and Democracy. It charges that Warren’s ties to Communist-inspired groups show a political sinecure pattern and questions his loyalty while noting his past memberships and stance on the philosophy. The Tro Record reports the committee’s subcommittee findings and Warren’s denial of ongoing Communist affiliation.
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Raise Appropriations Committee
Trott
Department of Labor
Federal Security Agency
United States
Infiltration doubts over Conciliation Service policy
A fragmented reflection on Roosevelt era governance argues Congress should reject funding for the Conciliation Service, citing ideological shifts and purging of agencies. It endorses limiting Moscow-focused influences, supporting Henry Wallace and others, while criticizing the administration’s laxities and commissions.
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Lenay Noental Averson
Congress
Lite
Atoosevelt
Moscow
Washington
le Mora
Roosevelt
Russi
Henry Wallace
Ales
Frace's Answer to Duchau Coat and Moscow Conference
A wary analysis of France's stance at the Moscow Conference. It argues France seeks to curb Germany's power via international control and immigration measures, warning that demographic shifts will alter future balance. It notes German growth and French population decline threaten long term European stability.
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Burgee
Moscow
France
Germany
Europe
Becauss
M. Bidanl
Gerimany
Imane Dower
Germity
M. Bidault
Poland
Czechoslovakia
M. Bidautt
Realistic Relief Policy Sparks Balkan Aid Debate
The article critiques American relief requests from Yugoslavia as unnecessary amid UN-era funding debates. It praises recent U S policy shifts while warning against complacency and exploiting aid. It notes public sentiment about generosity and warns against pressure from Balkan grain demands and food basket expectations.
Yugoslavia Relief Debate Highlights U.S. Role in Food Aid
A debate on foreign relief coverage outlines U S aid to Yugoslavia amid postwar shortages. Congress backs 250 million for food medicines fertilizer seeds and machinery with distribution supervised by Americans and strict export prohibitions to prevent leakage. The plan stresses fair aid allocation and urges restraint from using relief to advance political aims.
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Wetll
France
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Voulme
Lts
Ameriva
Yoxa Shiyla
Toodstus
Hungary
Bulgaria
Unira Ir
United States
Yugoslavia
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Uncle Sum 38
Sein
Experience Teaches Them Nothing in wartime labor clash memo
A sweeping, critical essay argues that wartime wage deals and postwar price hikes harmed industry. It cites UAW gains at General Motors and broader labor demands driving costs up, predicting more work stoppages unless Congress intervenes to curb strikes and restrain union power. The piece rails at wage pressures and defends reconversion efficiency as key to stabilizing prices. It calls for swift government action to protect production and public welfare.
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T Ie
United Auto
General Motors Corporation
Sowever
Wall
Lake Hore
Guinhanies
San Objectiva
Walter Reuther
Imam M
Congress
Noulher
Supreme Court
Lewis
Jobor
Pulse of the People letters and church views signaled
A jumble of letters from The Record raising concerns about publishing authors, Lent reflections by Rev. Talmadge Nurray, praise for Harold J. Quigley on race and minstrel shows, notes on Barnum and Bailey Circus site, and city chicken ordinance debates. The piece showcases calls for Christian unity, anti prejudice, and public notices about local civic matters in Troy.
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Farry Parks
Windiy
Larry Parks
Jesus
Delignon
Pece
Poydewill
Talmadge Nurray
Germany
Troy
Harold J. Quigley
Thosn
Falitor
Mart Durg
Fay
History repeats as wage law rollback faces Congress
The article discusses congressional attempts to weaken wage hour laws protecting workers, including the Walsh Henry and Bacon Davis acts, with opposition from Northern and Western Democrats and some Republicans. It notes Southern Democrats' historic role against enforcement and the potential impact on private and government contracts, highlighting a Republican Southern coalition shaping the debate.
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Congress
Truman
Republican Party
Thorias-Norton
Senate
Tselp Hove
Roosevelt
Suppor
Republicann
Fl Yu
Yemocrastle
Taillior Aid
Sconomig Wad Godte Welfare Monarea
Tatler
Addeimate
NRA
de Soult
Owngns Ag
Iguarenteen
Vila Fs
Uren
Congress Faces Tough Labor Reform showdown
The piece outlines a powerfully divided fight over labor legislation in Congress. It notes Democratic strategy to pressure unions and strikes while Republicans seek a slide past party lines. It cites historic wage and hour concerns and the South’s resistance shaping the battle.
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Gabora
Faut
Denwarils
GOP
Serate
Labot Tol
Lindt
JMB
Fael
Senate Democratic
Psicl
Liabow Leviskelivn
Senate
She Hane
Scauty Labor
Bob Matt
Uan
Tai Lo Whigok
Ute
Hous Spuaker
Joe Martin Wad
Alka
Mity
Shakespeare Spelling and Pronunciation Guide Cited
A fragmentary mock up of spelling debates and pronunciation notes cites Webster and Shakespeare variants. It includes garbled names and aliases, asks for a pronunciation test, and mentions asking for a formatted copy with self addressed envelope.
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Sham Fespena
Columbus
Angwer
Mawela
Nan
Christ
Thy
Carol
Yorklin
Brooklyn
Tau
Worles J
Nowah Webster
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Rita
Wahlet
Elitler
Holy Tran Ammerica
Dick Turner
Sara
Ottlos
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Record
Cohness
Red Pembrow
Denibrow
Walt
Condynit
Clense Iilk
Ménnils
Menan
Blair
Barnum and Bailey
Polk
Broadway
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Thomas L. Stokes
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Drew Pearson
Lewis, Et al
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Tod
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Bugheau
Intion
Fuaicnd
Italy
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Carl Morrison
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