Titonic: Tito defies Moscow as Soviet exits deepen Balkan hold
The piece argues Moscow fears Tito defection undermining Soviet expansion and communist networks. It warns of possible Soviet attack on Yugoslavia and notes Tito’s influence as a model for global communists resisting Moscow control.
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China
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Record letters on parking rules labor hours and school condition
Readers propose permit parking on both sides of streets with no double parking. The Record answers hours worked over forty, overtime rates, and state wage orders. A traffic plan suggestion and a critique of Whipple School conditions highlight parental and board responsibilities and calls for better school facilities.
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Fay Rules
State Department of Labor
Alfred E. Smith
Albany
Franklin Square
River Street
First Street
Second Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Whipple School
Pilater
Board of Trustees
Notable Proconsuls Face Scrutiny As Power Fades
Fragmented account portrays ancient proconsuls and Roman governance amid modern scrutiny. It notes imperial officers acting as police and officials, while contrasting past autocratic reach with present political fraud and censorship by Kremlin-aligned powers.
Mayor O'Dwyer Faces Backlash Over Salary Hike Timing
New York Mayor O'Dwyer proposes raising his salary from 25000 to 40000 and that of other officials, arguing job value. Critics say delaying the move until after the election shows poor ethical timing and demands electorate referendum.
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O'Dwyer
New York
Cuitin
van Amsenie
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Suata Yattoase O
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington circle reshuffles political legal power as Truman era ties to New Deal names fade. The shift places Missouri ties and southern connections at the center with Truman aides and律 court figures shaping policy and appointments, signaling a realignment in Washington influence.
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Manna
Tommie Corcorans
Dran Achesons
Paw Porters
Thurman Arnolds
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Remning
Harry S. Truman
Alin W. Barkley
Tritt
Hillersburg
Missouri
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Telos
Pacer
Deni
Hesse
Eappert
Tony
Chillarés
Tao
Hyde
Reyer
Eye
Sgenee Roc
Ete
Ferar
Torelee
Traman
Cufierd
Roosevelt
Fituer
Rome
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Irefield
Tris
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Homer
Cummings
Connecticut
Trember
New York
Flor
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Romstvelt
Wasek
Sen
Agate
Caine
Couter
Sie
Miseeu
Kentucky
Maryland
Cojotade
New England Commonwealtha
Massa
Main Street
Max de Truitt
Clark Clifford
Dwight D. Exmenhowrra
Thomas Etener
Opreadrniia Nomirstinn
Exeenhourt
Taft
Sassen
Tex
Robinsons Humility Outshines His Fame In Legacy
The piece praises Bill Robinson for humility and earned respect, noting his life and character surpassed public accolades. It highlights his unique blend of sincerity and heart, marking his true legacy beyond talent.
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Robinson
Bill Reahmenn
Bill Robinson
Laprike
Boll Robinson
Gargantua Death Noted Amid Public Debate
A fragmented passage remarks Gargantua may be dead and notes adult indifference while many children feel compelled to mourn. The text claims Gargantua was the most epic figure, with implied sorrow and social reflection.
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Gorja
Radar shows Soviet defenses alter American war plans
A Truman briefing reveals a two-tier Soviet radar network surrounding most of the USSR, challenging prior beliefs and forcing a revamp of U.S. strategic concepts. Siberia remains less equipped, while Moscow fears countermeasures and longer-range installations.
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Soviet Union
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Siberian
America
Council of Economic Advisers
United States
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Joint Chiefs
Unicty
Rhine
Denfeld
Ipentagon
Navy
Matthews
Sherton
Pronunciation Clinic highlights three syllable words and names
A pronunciation guide discusses correct stress and vowel sounds for common terms and names. It offers examples like America Carnegie Willkie and common three syllable words, noting errors from telephoning syllables and encouraging explicit enunciation for public speakers.
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America
Burr
Wendell Willkie
Merit
Merry
Merrimack
Mercy
Mercury
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
England
Hum-D'Nl
German Nationalism Natural in German Pastor Says
Pastor Martin Niethoriler argues German nationalism is natural and blames Prussia and Western Allies for stoking German sentiment. He advocates withdrawal of occupation and argues a Jenient occupation by the United States is needed. The anti-yani leader returns to Germany after a three month evangelical tour in Australia and New Zealand.
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Troy Record
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Bulgaranev
Procaler Vaseli Xalarev
Bularia
Nikole A. Bulganin
Bulgaria
Poland
Russia
Soviet Union
Rudolph Slansky
Czechoslovak Community Party
Germany
der Abend
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People’s Police
Ivan Konev
Weidaden
Martin Niethoriler
Prussia
Allien Stitemtar
Oan
Uke
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New Zealand
Wetern
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