Congressional Strife Shapes Postwar Policy Battle
A fragmented record outlines party clashes over leadership and reform as Congress prepares for postwar legislation. Key figures including Mr Treuman and Mr Russell face pressure from Southern allies, with debates on regulatory plans and partisan aims shaping the path to 1992.
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Troy Tiecure Catnpany
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Rosent & Me
New York
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White House
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Sette Anil House
Jyloy Sesova
Eee
Heuman
Liston
Dante
Treuman
School safety patrols cut traffic risks at Troy area school
The Troy Record reports a school safety patrol program at a local school engaging boys and girls under supervision to guide street crossings. It notes police and parents support, gradual expansion to other schools, and first evidence of decreased accident rates, with expectations of broader benefits as children learn traffic responsibility.
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Safety Patrol
Crownia
Paula
Ginge
Theough
Tn Troy
Sebook Third
Pourth Street
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Eayyami
Troy
Fruman Faces Push To Pass Meal Program In Congress
A muddled report centers on Mr Fruman and his Tate Meal program seeking approval from Congress through supporters and experts. The piece questions who truly influences the outcome and hints at misdirection in the drive to secure passage.
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Parhtys Sp
Uhioshahion
Belize
Vrenian
UN Troop Contingents Strain Under Feed and Control Woes
The United Nations force faces logistical strains as Philippine commander Colonel Miviaco Avuin reports his troops are fed poorly and diverted from combat to guard duties. He accuses his government of delaying action while tensions rise over the mission’s conduct amid stalled political support in Congress.
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Meralian
Anen Lisaidache
Miviaco Avuin
Init
Amt
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Amos
Thase
Seoul
Pyongyang Wat
United Nations
Het Arne
United Nations Troops At The Border Report
A long, oblique account reflects on United Nations troops at the Yalu border with Manchuria, noting reduced Chinese and North Korean resistance, cautious optimism, and political risks of pursuing a hard line. It cites past border clashes, shifting attitudes, and the need to win public support for a lasting peace strategy.
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Manchuria
Tha Bneder
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Korea
United Nations
Possex
Durthey
Union Glanese
Forthiuining Jinn
Washington
Moscow
Paiping
St Wrens
United Nations seeks unified international force for peace
The text suggests forming a single command under a united force to address global conflicts. It notes potential benefits from shared experience and the need for a capable international police structure, while acknowledging challenges in evolving permanent mechanisms to protect peace through the United Nations.
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Jillpington Hagent
Analysis of Republican gains and union role in elections
Philip Murray argues in Chicago that GOP gains stem from a phony anti communism issue and polarized campaigns. Walter Reuther favors broader labor strategy, urging unions to prioritize national welfare over narrow demands and to back capable candidates, not party loyalty. He warns unions against joining the Democratic Party to win influence and calls for principled labor action.
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Chicago
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Ohio
Taft
Ne Csmpagin
Lohir
Utional
Dubor
Joe
Bob
UAW
HAG
Yen Tiether
Slentinus
Democratic Party
Party Tabor
Republican Party
Labor
Vnlue
Artists' Group of America lists ten beauties with sharp critique
A historical note mocks the ten women named as the most beautiful by the Artists Group of America. It highlights Ginger Rogers and Esther Williams among others, faulting the selections for superficial praise of features such as foreheads, cheekbones, and posture rather than overall beauty. The columnist questions the merit of judging women by isolated attributes.
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Ginger Rogers
Aiday
Willan O'Dwyer
Awaihan
Harrisay Params
Mwortan
Esther Willams
Ole
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Alfred G. Vanderhilt
Stadt
Mrs. Vandernil
Ales
Williams
Navy Reservists and Dependents Debate Public Quiet
Pulse of the People asks writers to sign privacy requests for anonymity while urging public clarity on Navy Reserve enlistment terms. The letter discusses enlistment promises, pay, dependents, and the option for discharge or deferment, urging readers to consult competent authorities and Navy Recruiting Stations for accurate facts.
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Naval Reserve
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Naval Reserve Training Center
Washington Visit and Theater Red Tape Amid Security
A Washington report recalls President Truman’s Independence visit with tight Secret Service security and delays over Belasco Theater use. Treasury red tape blocks freeing the Dolly Madison House and nearby venues, sparking debate on morale and comforts for servicemen and officials’ access.
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White House
Dolly Madison
United States
Republic
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Treasury
T. W. Merran
Colum
Secretary of the Treasury
Jobn Snyder
Vaughan
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John Maragan
Joe Major
Jess
Independence
Secret Service
Mr. Truman
Milton Morris
Harry
Murr
National Whirligig and FCC Battle Over Radio TV Power
National figures and industry players clash as Congress probes FCC authority and potential monopolistic control in a sweeping radio television policy dispute. Key names include Manort E. Sonon, Leo White, and Wayne Coy amid warnings of regulatory overreach and industry consolidation.
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