London conference foreshadows postwar policy shifts
The article critiques the London Foreign Ministers meeting and the Big Five, noting tensions over Russian influence in the Balkans and colonial trusteeship proposals. It urges renewed American resolve to confront global misunderstandings and push for peaceful solutions as demobilization and wartime controls press the home front.
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United Nations
United States
Balkans
London
Europe
America
Byrnes
Molotov
Patton's Penalty Showed Limits Of Army Freedom
The piece portrays General George S. Patton Jr as beloved yet prone to overstepping rules and duties. It notes Eisenhower relieved him in Bavaria and underscores the need for discipline within service ranks and adherence to orders to preserve morale.
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George S. Patton, Jr
Patton
Cerree
Hempers
Dividing society and the path to progress in politics
The article argues that sharp social division breeds degeneration while unity remains essential. It notes differences among Republicans and Democrats after elections, and discusses labor demands and arbitration, referencing the Wagner Act of ten years ago and its mixed reception and effectiveness.
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Tabor
Warner
Wagner law and the strike surge of the decade
The piece compares strike totals under the Wagner law, noting 92 strikes in 1929 and 2 014 in 1928, with 4 956 strikes last year. It argues the law failed to create fair labor relations, pairing workers against employers and lacking constructive reform as amendments or new legislation were debated.
Tax Cut Proposals and Vinson Recommendations
A discussion of tax relief hinges on Mr Vinson's proposals and the balance with government spending. The piece argues targeted income tax cuts plus broader spending restraint could boost revenue via activity and employment, while calling Congress to act with economy and oppose excess wartime levies.
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Vinson
Treasury
Congress
Vingon
October in Ayewark News Portrait of the Month
The piece paints October as a warm, poetic month with harvest imagery and autumn scenes. It highlights pumpkins walnuts cider and Halloween while noting the seasonal shift toward winter and its quiet sadness. It emphasizes colors sunlight and fragrant fall air before winter arrives.
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Ayewark News
Atomic power and moral defense in wartime era debate
Readers urge publication of signatures for anonymity while letters to The Record discuss atomic security, Leonardo da Vinci, and the future world after crossing a new threshold. The piece cites Dean P. Taylor’s correct Washington address and questions timely delivery.
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Reéecord
Secur
Mennerheim
Finland
Germany
Channel
England
Leonardo
Nicoling DE Tommass
Tax Cuts and Budget Talk Shape Postwar Economy
The piece discusses a proposed 29 percent tax cut for individuals and maintained corporate taxes as a tool to stimulate peacetime production. It weighs the impact on take home pay, government revenue, and national solvency amid a growing national debt and uncertain peacetime income.
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Washington
Congress
Uncle Sam
Vinson
Cade Sam
Jas Fer
Treasury
Iconakin
Joseph
Martin
House of Representatives
United States
Rickenbacker view on amputation veterans sparks debate
The article recounts Eddie Rickenbacker proposing that 30,000 to 40,000 amputee veterans be absorbed into lasting, dignified jobs, with General Omar Bradley cautioning that Army and Navy totals show about 12,400 amputees and stressing caution over special treatment. It notes critics of optimistic postwar labor plans and references notable figures like Pete Gray and Lt. Bert Shepard.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Stout
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Omar Bradley
Veterans’ Administration
Bradley
Rickenpacker
Lord Nelson
Truman urged to set national wage policy amid labor unrest
The piece reports Truman faced with differing White House advice on labor policy as wartime pay declines threaten living standards. It notes pressure from farmers and unions, Florida citrus fears, and potential public support for using U S troops to police strikes. It highlights wage drops, union dues declines, and calls for a government wage boost to offset lower take-home pay.
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White House
Truman
Labor Department
Trumena
Farmers
Florida
Washington
Mivers
Sintuli
Ariy
Dimaes
Karnes
Yris
United Auto Workers
Walt
Balwl Giiters
Kelsey- Hayes
Schenectady
Genem! Electric
Charles E. Wilson Jung
John L. Lewis
Wes
U. S
Debunking Boche Etymology and Spelling Reform Debate
Reader questions origins of the term boche and its relation to caboche Alboche and German slang. The letter cites dictionaries and a 1938 Paris book while noting French suffix usage and English pronunciation. It ends with a request for a pamphlet on phonetic spelling from Frank Colby.
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