Stassen Seen as a Liberal Republican Hopeful in 1948
The piece profiles Harold E. Stassen, Minnesota governor and Navy captain, as a youthful, liberal-minded Republican potential candidate for the 1948 nomination. It argues he seeks moderate reform grounded in past methods, aims to steer the party toward liberal channels, and could energize young voters with his naval and political record.
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Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Strasse
Althowsh
Nfle
Uiat
Stagsen
Teal Lihev
Himsel
Andie
Hiner
Stassen
Tle
Dutch forger van Meegeren faces May trial over Vermeer forged canvases
Self confessed forger van Meegeren plans a May trial where he defends a claim he created works attributed to Vermeer and Pieter de Hoogh. Dutch editors note expert opinion could condemn or validate the canvases as genuine, while victims seek bankruptcy declarations and the court weighs the future of the disputed paintings.
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Ambertein
Halland
Narisiih Meegaren
Av Dargir
Vermeers
Pieter de Hoobs
Sehwiie
Christ
Emmaus
Veermeer
Datanse
Mae Atlist
van Meegeren
Bankrupe
Cours
van Meexeren
van Meezeren
Ain Intererew
Ijolland
Haseen
Paris
Nice
Fervis
Vermaer
Vermeer
Shakespeare
van Mengeren
Allied Control of Germany Faces Frictions in Berlin
The dispatch notes mounting U.S. and British concern over France's push to internationalize the Ruhr and detach the Rhine region from Germany, risking a four power deadlock that could undermine postwar administration. Montgomery warns cooperation has not yielded a strong German government, while Eisenhower and Truman weigh risks to unity and the wartime aims. The piece also flags potential domestic price pressures and the need to demobilize civilian agencies to curb living costs.
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Eich
Montgomery
Surope
Germany
Eisenhower
Boston
Europe
Washington
United States
France
Rudy
Rhineland
Britain
Mussia
Fron
Cam- Pit
Marshal Montgomery
Control Council
Allied Council
Ruhr
Russia
Berlin
Japan
Tokyo
Himneland
Gemany
Riineland
State Department
Rus
Trawmar
Byron Price
Truman
Atlee
Reich
Time to Start Saving Marooned Vets in Hawaii Protest
Veterans and civilians clash over wartime payrolls and ship space as federal agencies expand. The piece notes 1.8 million civilians hired at home, inflation risk, proposed raises, tax cuts, and calls to curb government spending to prevent price hikes before the next election. It highlights slow demobilization and ongoing cost pressures.
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Utey
Uncle Sant
Hawaii
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Turvey
Expr.sion
Continental
United States
Trajan
Faivilian
Congress
Jay
Uw Jook
Molotov collides with British aim at London talk
In a London conference Molotov tried to stall progress by proposing a Far East Advisory Commission to mirror Germany style veto power. The plan failed as Moscow did not send a delegate and Byrnes rejected diluting allied control. MacArthur’s leadership in Japan is praised for fast, democratic progress with a free hand, while Soviet obstruction is criticized as unproductive.
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London
Russia
Japan
Far East
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Germany
Berlin
Byrnes
MacArthur
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Hatrod
Eisenhower urges universal military training for world peace
Eisenhower argues that organized military strength by the United States is the strongest deterrent to future aggression and a key to world peace. He warns that without strong defenses, rapid atomic age warfare could annihilate a defenseless nation, urging careful consideration of universal training despite political risk.
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Eisenhower
Washington Star
United States
America
Urmel
Nore
Eiserhower
House Military Affairs
House Military Affairs Committee
Record letters discuss anonymity and wartime leaders
A peculiar mixed text outlines how readers may submit letters to The Record Newspapers with the option of anonymity. It then presents a fragmentary, dialogue heavy mock or imagined exchange among Truman Stalin Attlee and Churchill debating postwar peace and atom concerns in a stylized, satirical script.
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Record
Washington
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Mescow
Truman
Attlee
Stalin
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Thi ' Truman
Tallowe
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Joe
Sun Health
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Caltel
Steller
Clermont
Hoth
London
Britain
Russia
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Stidin
Nada
Delehing Fort
Ayich Wa
Catute
Btalin
Hines
Thors
Attics
America
Jou
Atomic Bomb Debate Warns of Global Tensions and Safeguards
A long broadcast style piece argues that the United States Britain and Canada push a constructive program for desteg with atomic weapons while promising safeguards. It suggests world government ideas and mutual trust are needed to prevent weapon use and foster disarmament.
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United States
Britain
Canada
Washington
Wenvelth
Judiciary bill would cap prosecutions at one year
Washington readers see criticism of House Judiciary Committee for advancing Bill 2788 to limit government prosecutions to one year. Defrauding surplus property, bank directors, copyright, civil rights, Wage-Hour violations cited as examples. Column mocks Truman haberdashery gag and includes reader letters and miscellaneous notes.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Ajber Jm Congress
House
Judiciary Committee
Ridgar Hanver
Traci
Labor Department
House Juilleiary
Senate
Truman
Atomic Heat Plants May Replace Coal
Philadelphia report outlines Dr. Arthur H. Compton forecasting atomic heat power to supplement coal use. He discusses uranium power, cost comparisons, and potential plant demonstrations at Pasco Washington and Oak Ridge Tennessee. Compton stresses economic, not political, factors shaping future energy mix and notes atomic plants could operate with minimal emissions and long term efficiency.
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Howart W. Blakesler
Philadelphia
American Pilosophical Society
National Academy of Scluacoa
Arthur H. Campton
Adentiat Ihn
Pace
Wash
Washingtom University
Unis
Haran Place
Compton Sild
Healed Powne
Pasco
Wak Ridge
Tenn
Compton
Planta
Graducsna
Whlutr
Woonhuins
Ue Wienin
Roti
Alan
Campton
Moedad
Pronunciation Guide for Words and Braille Origin Story
A dense excerpt discussing word pronunciation, stressing syllable emphasis, and the origins of Braille. It covers ex ers pronounced exi gency and delves into how Braille was invented by Louis Braille, tracing adoption and historical mispronunciations while noting vocal habits of broadcasters and typographic terms.
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