Critics blame Britain for Eisler escape from extradition
Critics say condemning Britain's courts is misdirected as extradition fails when the specific crime Eisler was convicted of is not listed in the treaty. The magistrates had no alternative and the blame should rest with the extradition terms and the law in this country.
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Britain
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Congress
Justice Department
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Bisler
America
Public Faces Facts On B d6 Probe In House
The House considers the B d6 probe amid rumors of conspiracy and political bias. Van Zandt seeks an impartial inquiry into defense contracts, while Vinson vows a thorough, independent look at alleged discrimination and possible whitewashing. Public deserves full, nonpartisan disclosure of facts.
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Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
House
van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Wherry
Representative
Britain
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Defense
Johnson
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Fister Board
Floyd Odlum
Democratic National Committee
Senate Committee On the Armed Services
Senate
Hhis Group
Truman
Abandoning their positions in search of self discovery
The text argues that youths abandon rigid roles to explore unconvention ality as part of growing up. It notes adults, crushed by conventional norms, sometimes envy escape and questions how many respected pillars of society secretly indulge when away from scrutiny in the big city.
Political column on Eisler and Bridges defiance of US law
The piece criticizes lax bail and deportation practices for communists like Eisler and Bridges, argues officials failed to monitor known troublemakers, and notes shifting political winds away from supporting Communists. It predicts tougher actions may come but urges caution until decisive outcomes are seen.
What’s College For Dr Peterson Tackles College Fashion
Dr Houston Peterson of Rutgers criticizes a noncollegiate mood among students and urges education to foster charm elegance and ease. He argues campus life pressures youth to perform as intellectual rebels and dramatic personalities, while working people miss similar opportunities for manners.
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Houston Peterson
Rutgers University
Peterson
Troy
Imdinz
Ats
Hothe Peterson
Enliere
Herm
Archivist laments backlog as funds cut deepen records pile
Wayne C Grover testifies before a Senate panel about shrinking staff and an estimated backlog of 11 billion documents awaiting classification at the National Archives. He notes 363 staffers are inadequate to manage vast history, amid questions from senators over value of retained material.
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Uncle Sam
Wayne C. Grover
Senate
House
Senator Robertson
Virginia
Senator McKeller
National Archives
Washington
Mr. Grover
Hercules
Imate
Temeons
Controversy Surrounds CLM Leader Harry Finriggs Debated Deportation
Australian-born CLM president Harry Finriggs faces deportation amid claims of Communist ties and past New Deal era associations with Bridges and Madame Frances Terkins. Accusations allege Finriggs held communist links and membership, with supporters arguing for due process while opponents call for swift action.
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Harry Finriggs
CLM
Loneshoreman’s Union
Harry
Bridges
Frances Terkins
Lebor
White House
Commie
Current Comment Our Eastern Allies
A Providence Bulletin draft argues the United States should aid Japan toward self sufficiency without restoring militarism. It warns against a one man policy in Japan that alarms Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines and urges broader input from Pacific allies in shaping postwar policy toward Japan and Germany.
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Providence Bulletin
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
China
Australia
Philippines
Zealand
Far East
Carlo Romulo
Far Eastern’Commission
U.N
Pacific
Romulo
Germany
New Zealand
France
A Senator's Lament Over St Lawrence Seaway Aid
Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin urges federal support for the St Lawrence seaway and power project amid perceived administration indifference. He notes past overseas hydro projects and argues New York State and Ontario could fund the power venture without federal appropriations, while the project awaits Senate action for further study.
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Buffain News
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
SM. Lawrence Seaway
Interam
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Wes
St. Lan Pones
Seach
New York State
Ontaro
Pulse of the People Ren U 8. Pa unten of writers
Readers submitting communications to The Record Newspapers may request anonymity by signing Please do not publish my name. Unsigned letters will not be published. The Record Newspapers reserve the right to edit and shorten letters to fit space.
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Writers of Communications
Record
Congressional B-26 Probe Faces Aviation Interests
The Armed Services Committee opens a probe into B-26 and airplane contracts amid lobbying by Floyd Odlum and other executives. The piece outlines campaign finance links, Air Force shifting to the B-36, and calls for Congress to air all background while noting historic industry ties and broader national stakes.
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Armed Services Committee
Jimmy van Vandt
Pennsylvania
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BLM
Vero
Navy
Agadinet
Lewis Johgson
Floyd Odlum
Consolidated Vultee
Odlum
Democratic National Committee
Floyd B. Odlum
Sam Baggett, Jr
Kansas
A. A. Polian
United Fruit
Atlas Corp
Sam Zemurray
John A. Werner
Louie Johnson
Truman
Airplane Contracta
Ter Jobson
Burdette Wright
Cartiage Wright Aviation Co
Army
Douglas Aircraft
Curtiss
Donald Douglas
Air Corps
Hap Arnold
Doge Jlas
Congress
Louis Johnson
Curtis Calder
Electric Bond
Share
Calder
Odium
Post office conflict with Railway Express rates sparks debate
Washington Post reports Postmaster General Jesse Donaldson facing protests from PO customers and postmasters over higher Railway Express rates. The issue raises funding, facility renovation, and delivery changes while lawmakers weigh the Post Office role as a mail carrier versus heavy freight service. Senator Huey Long questions a penny postcard tax, urging focus on serving small, local users.
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Washington
Sander
Raglwar Expres
Inter- Mate Commerce Commission
Donaldson
Comeress
Bik
Arec
Huey Long
Trough
Congress
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Take My Word For It Sound Tour A
An analysis of American versus British speech patterns highlights full enunciation of final syllables in many four syllable words. The text surveys pronunciations of terms like appreciative cooperative legislative decorative and operative, noting American tendencies to preserve or compress sounds and suggesting standard pronunciations for readers.
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United States
Democrats Clash Over Labor Bill In House Panel
Democrats remain deadlocked on a key provision of a proposed substitute for Taft Hartley with two lawmakers in the House Labor Committee split. A meeting of 16 Democrats is planned to revisit the issue as prospects for an agreement fade. Senate support grows for changes to repeal Taft Hartley and restore Wagner Act style protections with safeguards. The dispute centers on a cooling off period for unions during national emergencies and the role of a presidential request for 30 days.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
Aoe
Lesinexi
D-Mich
House
Lew
Senate
Withert P-A
Thse
United Authority
Struce Plante
Withers
State Department
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AFL
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