Russia Greece clash over Greek civil war and reform offer
The piece analyzes Russia and Greece amid the civil war, noting Moscow's offer to help end fighting as a sign of weakened Soviet leverage. It stresses Russia’s retreat, demands for American aid withdrawal, and calls for border supervision while urging vigilance for future Soviet moves.
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Russia
Greece
Berlin
Europe
Moscow
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Poland
United Nations
Tax Compromise Reform Urged By City Leaders
The opinion piece urges a Troy Tax Arrears Board to handle delinquent taxes openly under state law. It argues tax compromises reclaim distressed real estate, boost city revenue, and curb political favoritism in settlements. The author defends reform against minority opposition as counterproductive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Common Council
The Future Of A Party A Democratic Hopefuls In Flux
The piece speculates on Democratic Party leadership after Roosevelt and Truman, naming figures such as Acheson and Stevenson, noting shifts in cabinet posts and potential successors. It assesses which individuals might emerge as strong contenders and the party’s evolving power dynamics.
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Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Win
Nelwaly
Aisn
Truman
Creat
Rosnevelt
Cenneda
Aavbassadiee
Tom
Ryytre
Spmatar Broughton
Senalny
McKettaray
Cruimeg Tse
Ander Huy
Stevenson
York
Mai Nz
Ronevel
Ton Omung
Iap
Trial By Ordeal As Judges Endure Communist Trials
The piece notes Judges Harold R. Medina in New York and Albert L. Reeves in Washington facing contumacious defense tactics in Communist trial proceedings. Medina maintains patience through seventeen weeks of interruptions, while Reeves fines Archibald Palmer for contempt and warns against further disruptions. The article frames the judges as enduring a grueling test of American judicial restraint.
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New York
Washington
Judith Coplon
Harold R. Medina
Albert L. Reeves
America
Medina
Hhat
Reeves
Alonf
Jonger
Ton
Archibald Palmer
Wnlets
Pal- Mer
Elderly Workers on the Edge of Industry and Age Bias
The piece condemns firms that discard workers past 64, citing economic and social harms. It highlights State Senator Thomas C. Desmond's focus on protecting the aging workforce and condemns practices that deny these veterans of industry steady employment, stressing loss to communities and the taxpayers.
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WL & L. E. Gurley
Thomas C. Desmond
Sears
Hawe Yer
Otine
Mdus
Voting in Germany's Soviet Zone Draws Mixed Reactions
A Weusit Free Press editorial notes astonishment at Germany's Soviet Zone election outcome where about one third opposed the Communists ticket. It critiques election rigging lore and contrasts American ward boss tricks with Soviet methods, speculating on nationalist sentiment and the political stakes of the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weusit Free Press
Germany
Hague
Jersey City
Penderrast
Kansas City
Crump
Memphis
Kelly
Chicago
Tammany
New York
Criten
Wlectors
Lares Clay
Hose
Wasasen
Polis
World peace plea urges bold stand against Soviet rule
A letter to The Record argues for universal freedom and US led action to end Soviet domination. The writer, William A. Coty, urges nations to unite, restore rights, and pressure dictatorships for peace and liberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William A. Coty
National Whirligig Inquiries On Truman Letter Slapback Debate
Readers seek clarification on whether President Truman slapped back at the Barbura-McCormack leadership over a Taft-Hartley appeal letter to A. Whitney of the Railroad Brotherhood. The piece reprints the disputed paragraph with editor’s notes and compares past White House responses to presidential communications.
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Washington
Texas
Truman
Barbura-McCormack
Taft-Harting
A. F. Whitney
Roes
Finstead
Vrumanne
Custern
Palenese
White House
Apne
Eerats Inc
St Penne
Vasa Aetae
Phot
Trammens Neve
Morte van Hitterh
Iiends
Hatdowetkone Raye
Tim Wad McCown
Union Treasury
Harry S. Truman
Harding
Yap
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Charles Evans Hughes
Imade Eich
Emir
France
Aminetta- Vince
Toreign
Ators
Rein Berpetars Hughes Ehipaed Artace
Amd Betqead
Tamla
Whyte An
Agtom
Meen Mae
Conidge
Sven Nyenenel
Jusset
Charlee Patsen
New York
Washington Gate: Wallgren Defeat Tumbles National Board
Truman withdraws Wallgren as head of the National Security Resources Board after sideshow battles and secrecy. Staff resignations mount and morale sinks. Steelman serves as interim chair as replacements are pursued. The piece notes political pressure and offers glimpses of related Senate deals and court listings.
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Washington
Mon Wallgren
Truman
National Security Resources Board
Wallgren
Senate
Washington, D. C
White House
Fis
Charlie Schwarz
H. Dewayne Kreager
Schwarz
John Steelman
Steelman
Jakenly
Vict
F. E. Gilmore
Sperry Gyroscope
Kenneth D. Johnson
Columbia University
George Feéiton
New England
Harry Byrd
Virginia
MelGrath
Byrd
Morse
Oregon
Falso
U. R. Circuit Court
Baldwin
Connecticut
Supreme Court
Word Quiz Letters on Pronunciation and Language
Readers submit questions on pronunciation spelling and definitions from Joan of Arc to begum and Karen. A column answers queries with guidance on English forms French forms and word usage while offering a Word Quiz for classroom or radio use.
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Los Angeles
Joan Ap Arc
H. A
Joan of
India
Omaha
Radio Avizmaders
Lexington
Karen
A. A
Katherine
Catherine
Amer
Forest Hills
T.O.C
Paul
Patty
Tito Foresees No Major War Soon
Belgrade reports Marshal Tito expressed confidence that a large war between East and West is unlikely in the near term. He spoke at a guard conference, citing unprepared foes and unwilling imperial powers as reasons to expect no immediate armed conflict.
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Caile
Supreme Court
Rere
Wiliam Howard Taft
Supreme Coast
Tomo
Ayethe
Marlison
Cale
Mrk
Marie Xe
Belgrade
Yuanislavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Biieria
Mildine
Mann On Return Journey to Germany
The text reports Thatins Mann returning to Germany after a period abroad. It mentions Germany’s protection and Hitler era references, a departure from a place called Evitgerland, and possible prize or event in Franktye. The writing is garbled with many misspellings and unclear names.
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Mann
Germany
Geren
Hit Wit
Gorthe
Franktye
Evitgerland
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