Judges on the Ballot in Albums County Race
The campaign centers on Justice Bookslam seeking reelection to the Supreme Court amid criticism of his opponent Betsy understudy. Judge Bookstein’s four months of service, temperament, and knowledge are praised, while opponent John Boyd Yhachei is labeled unfit. The other judges on the Court of Appeals are discussed, with claims of party alignment and experience supporting Wald for the Court of Appeals, as political forces loom over this election.
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UNRRA abuses and Yugoslav doubts spark U S critique
A long analysis accuses UNRRA officials of graft and misused funds while accusing Yugoslav conduct of complicity. It argues the United States will bear most aid costs as UNRRA ends, and questions official denials and media coverage of the scandal.
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Britain Plans Wartime Unified Defense Structure For U S Allied Merger
The piece discusses Britain leading a merged defense effort with the United States, creating a centralized cabinet and defense ordinance under the Prime Minister. It describes gradual interservice amalgamation, preserving service chiefs under tighter planning control, and aims to reduce interservice disputes while enabling broader consolidation across allied forces. The report notes U S resistance, legislative hurdles, and hopes for a practical framework adaptable to American governance.
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The Myth of the Standard Bed for Tall Americans
An article discusses how tall American men strain standard beds and bedding. It cites anthropologists and bedding manufacturers noting increased average height and longer sheets, with claims about bedclothes and comfort affecting sleep reliability.
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Shameful Surrender of Political Principles in Mine Strike Debate
A critical view of government handling of the miners’ contract and strike. The piece argues the administration favors political expediency over law, citing Truman, Lewis, and the President Roosevelt legacy. It warns concessions risk delaying settlement and harming coal operations while urging accountability at the polls.
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OPA Office Closure Sparks Demobilization of War-Era Controls
The OPA plans to shut offices as demobilization accelerates, eliminating price controls and warning of mass layoffs. Officials note widespread voluntary sacrifice by workers and citizens, with many offices left without functions as the agency winds down nationwide.
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Unscrambled Gibberish Describes Troubled Figure
A jagged note about a man named Sendo Mead, described as indecisive and rambling, with claims of prophetic thoughts and a worsening mood. The fragment hints at business concerns and a tense Tuesday event, suggesting personal self-importance and declining judgment.
History and myths told by men in old times
Fragmentary note discusses history shaped by male voices and mentions July and August, with unclear references to persons like George and Warner. The text is garbled and reads as a casual remark about historical narrative and at least hints at human behavior shaping history.
Pulse of the People letters and editorials stir debate
A garbled community page text shows letters and editorials from Pulse of the People and The Record Newspapers. It references anonymous letters, publication rights, police postings, and debates over gun violence, accidents, and editorial editing. Names appear in fragmentary form amid broader concerns about free speech and public notices.
Dewey Campaign Focused on 1948 Reelection Bid
Interpreting the News notes Governor Dewey aims for a 1948 renomination as President Truman’s policies challenge his reelection path. The piece surveys internal party dynamics, potential rivals, and Dewey’s statewide record in New York, highlighting his anti-discrimination stance and political strategy amid a shifting Republican landscape.
Campaign money traces through Washington columns
A Drew Pearson Washington column examines how political fundraising flows from prominent families and corporate interests, naming DuPont, Sloan, Widener and others. It details contributions to Republican campaigns, notes PAC activity, and critiques the influence of money on elections and public policy.
Nutmeg State origins in early pooled betting debates
Fragmentary account traces the term Nutmeg State to claims about nutmegs and gambling traditions. It cites Amelia, Som, and Yanheu Haden, linking wooden nutmegs to practices in clandestine circles and a 778 membership in a famous society, while musing on the legal roots of pari mutuel betting and horse racing terms.
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Chiang s Armies Tighten Nouse Around Reds
Government forces and allied troops push through Manchuria tightening control around Communist areas. Russian support mentioned as the front lines advance south from Pulanton toward Dallen, with columns amid traffic and rail corridors and pockets of resistance reported.
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