Voters urged to cast ballots in decisive election
The article appeals to citizens to vote in a nationwide election, urging support for Republicans to curb Democratic costs and press for economic progress. It emphasizes personal responsibility, warns against abstention, and notes candidates Dewey and Taft are key figures, with calls to back Republican leadership and deter communists.
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Greenosh Kayurtch
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Chanceo
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Senate
Dewey Pe Yoeledendt
Stele
Iim
Ives
United States Senate
Taige
Vatus
Comilunists
Moscow
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Peace Talks in New York Signal Slow Axis Settlement
The Foreign Ministers' Council in New York weighs postwar peace with Italy Bulgaria Romania Hungary and Pine Jani while Germany remains on the agenda. After a year since V Day the Big Four face difficulties in reaching decisive terms as Russia and the United States seek common ground. The council's ability to resolve the core issue hinges on harmony among the former enemy states and progress on formal peace arrangements.
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New York
Stelemertle
Genepalissina
Molotev
Auil
Soviet Union
Tvs
Hestusalins
Levins
Hite
Italy
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Pine Jani
United States
Nin
France
Russia
Conneil ‘Meatings
All Heart and Head in Wallace Speech Readings
The piece critiques Henry Wallace and his speechmaking in Detroit and at Madison Square Garden. It portrays him as all heart but short on head, citing a Michigan incident and a failed attempt to balance pro Russian rhetoric with party expectations.
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Tus
Wallace
Dr. Holes
Henry
Detroit
Henry Wallace Devones
Michigan
Phat Ibs
Madison Square Garden
Tusgsla
Ant
Vandlenbere
Sexalor Vandenbors
Japan Constitution Anew Sparks Debate Across Nations
The article surveys reactions to Japan’s new constitution, noting it renounces belligerency yet preserves security aims. It contrasts Japan’s charter with France’s Front National framework, criticizes Allied influence, and raises doubts about whether the document expresses Japanese sovereignty or is an imposed peace.
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Japan
France
Thomases
MacArthur
Tosley
Constitution and Japanese reforms amid wartime aims
The text argues the Japanese constitution signals high purpose amid wartime aims, praising occupation reforms and democracy while warning premature upheaval could threaten American resolve and success in reshaping Japanese governance. It stresses that opposing constitutional change now risks undermining wartime goals and American capability.
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Japan
America
Long Road Yet to Full Self-government
The article argues that December 1 will usher local German states into self rule under American oversight with all civil matters except military and reparations. It cites seven zones assigning nazification and labor camp administration to German authorities, overseen by AMG. Byrnes argues for gradual centralization via a trained German administration rather than a top‑down central government.
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Wuertlumberg-Baden
Bayerns
Evry
Germany
AMG
Offigivla
He Geman
Tiller
James F. Byrnes
Stuttgart
Molotov
Wil
Census Finds War Time Marriage Surge in Nation
The February 1946 Civilian Population report shows 32.81 million married women, up from 30.09 million in 1940, a rise linked to full employment and higher wages during the war. Divorce rates rose, but precise figures are unclear due to immediate remarriage. rural areas show notable population patterns worth noting.
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Baltimore Sun
United States Census Bureau
Department of Commerce
Republic
Ue Ode
Cily
Pulse of the People to Writers of Communications 0
A canine voice in The Records letters page critiques human freedom and dog rights. The columnist dog narrates frustration with human behavior, praising kindness then laments cruelty, describing life with a master and a Ringling Bros. context while calling for greater understanding and less prejudice.
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Record
Merord
Mioe
Garbie
Troy
Names From Names pamphlet details origins and spellings
A reader inquiry column discusses pronunciation and origins of personal names. References to Rise Stewans, Miss Stevens, and various named individuals appear alongside notes about Slavic and Slovenian roots, Adams and Colby, and a request for a free copy of a pamphlet by Frank Cob y on etymology.
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Exquisite Juice
Kaine
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Rei
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Pietin
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Bion Pletth Appleoff
Eve
Louis Atlantic
C. de B
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Carniola
Pital
Ma Adame
Derrick
Frank
Coby
Farmers and Hunters Rally for Livelihood Ethics
A fragmented wartime style piece urges farmers and hunting clubs to unite for responsible hunting, address dog lags, and combat theft and abuses through local committees. It calls for action by conservation alliances and county organizations to protect landowners and deter offenders. Michael Petruska is named.
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Toply
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Farmaca
Ideas Clubs
Tim
Th Ds
Clba
Renyselaer County
Tonang- Taor
Bursary
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Thelliance
Polls Predict Democrats to Hold House Majority
Washington observers quote Sen. Sparkman and President Truman confidants on race outcomes with Democrats favored to retain control of the House and likely win several seats in the Senate. Sparkman lists eight doubtful states and argues Democrats have a solid chance in all eight while predicting a House gain of 10 to 32 seats and a Senate tally near 13 seats for Republicans.
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Aone
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Dewocrata
Wea Givermoe Avnall
Georglit
Trimm
Sparitras
Troan
Senate
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Renator
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Mately
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Ohio
West Virginia
Missouri
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Austin Analyzes Molotov Speech For UN Ties
Interpreting the News notes U S diplomat Warren Austin chairing American delegation to the United Nations. It reports his careful transcription of Molotov remarks and reflects on UN Assembly power versus national legislatures, with comparisons to U.S. politics and Russian aims, citing Vito Marcheantonio and others.
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Rua
Warren Austin
United Nations
U.S
Vermont
Molotov
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Brier
Sielches
Tha U
Supreme Court
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Wien
Stort
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