War of words on communism and coal strike tactics
A column criticizes John L. Lewis and UMW actions in the soft coal strike, arguing government intervention is needed to end the disruption. It debates American aid to Europe, fears of communism, and counters Soviet claims on atomic progress, urging caution about Russian propaganda and caution in drawing conclusions.
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Cyrus Ching
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Vishineky
Russia
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Kremlin
Berlin
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No Monkeying With The People's Money
A historical column argues against gold outflows and dollar manipulation, urging Congress to restore fiscal discipline. It notes only 108 million dollars left the U S in seven weeks and critiques efforts to fix the dollar by extraordinary means. The piece defends constitutional control of monetary value and warnings against political speculation and imperial acts.
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Krug Resignation Seen as Self-Driven Washington Move
Washington sees Secretary Krug's exit as self initiated and not forced. The Interior chief hinted he sought his own departure amid funding fights over domestic resource programs and entitlement to more appropriations for continent projects. The change spares the administration a friction filled transition as an experienced under secretary eyed the slot.
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Washington
Mr. Krug
Interior Department
Mr. Truman
Chapman
Harold Ickes
Truman
Edwin S. Pauley
Navy Department
War ‘Production Board
Europe
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Lin
Rell
Brue
Kruz Happer
Ehfort
Russians and Satellites Under Soviet Iron Grip
A Washington Evening Star analysis argues Soviet authority over Poland and other satellites shows Kremlin control through military command and political subservience. Rokossovsky’s Poland post signals broader measures to curb anti Red sentiment and prepare for renewed aggression by Moscow.
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Washington Evening Star
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Poland
Kremlin
Beirut
Warsaw
Marshal Rokossovsky
Russia
U.S.S.R
Mosrow
Soviet Union
Readers seek turtle winter care and presidential marriage facts
The Record prints reader questions on how to winter pet turtles with care tips and asks for a safe method to keep shells dry. A second inquiry asks which president was married in the White House, with Grover Cleveland named as the answer.
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White House
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McKinley
National Whirligig On A Bomb Policy And Social Security
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker discusses fears over banning the atomic bomb and possible Social Security increases for seniors. It reviews Truman era plans, international control versus arms race, and public worries about pensions, eligibility, and timing as Congress debates boosts.
U N Defers Eritrea Status Decision
The United Nations Political Committee voted to defer for a year a decision on Eritrea the Red Sea coast former Italian colony. Ethiopia seeks access as sea trade potential and independence timelines were discussed amid broader questions on Africa’s postwar status.
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Eritrea
Red Sea
Ethiopia
Mussolini Jost
Litia
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Ilely
General Assembly
Flushing Meadow Park
Americans Use People to People Peace Drive Across Midwest
EN ROUTE THROUGH MIDWEST On Armistice Day a columnist urges that friendship between Americans and Europeans through exchanges, travel and business ties builds peace. He cites Junior Chamber plans to bring European youths to the U.S. and US programs sending Russians here, plus corporate and labor efforts in Italy and Belgium to show democracy in action.
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Brussels
Henry Ford
United Nations
U.N
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Finland
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U. S
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A columnist rails against language reform schemes and a world language, mocking Simplified English proposals. He argues most proponents are uneducated, warns readers not to fund or support spelling and alphabet changes, and urges focusing on improving American readers' knowledge.
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Frank Colby
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Aeddening
Noxtette
Soviets Run East Germany Through Control Commission
Gen Vassily Chuikov says the Soviet control commission has taken over Germany and will implement Potsdam decisions. The East German government may operate freely only insofar as not conflicting with four power accords, while Western observers question true sovereignty. Otto Grotewohl meets Chuikov at Karlshorst as Soviet headquarters reiterate limited independence.
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Vassily E. Chuikov
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