Debate over New York Senate race features Ives and Lehman
The article analyzes the United States Senate race in New York between Ives and Lehman. It contrasts Ives's decisive foreign policy stance and ties to labor with Lehman's more neutral, general proposals and past governor tenure. It notes public questions about each candidate’s alignment with parties, labor, and foreign policy, urging voters to weigh leadership and plans.
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United Skles Senim
New York
Herust Ho Lelie
Foundinetta
UNRAA
Amenean Tabet Lakeral Eestor
Te New Yok State Assembly
School of Industrial Pod Labar
Cammell University
Uy Tepidbiiwin
Bell
Lesoid Ieaiduch
Leligion
Ives
Empire State
Senate
Russia
Woah Iv
United States
Imaty
Willi Henry Wallace
Europa
Agu
Truman
Wallace
Byrnes
Wallate
Moscow
Washington
Lyes Hs
Lehman
Phi
Ives Js
Jaboy Avatteis
Coreldaboi
Lenman
Urs
Gampaign
Lobhipa
Iis
Matha
Ma Lehmans
Tash Ahoud Theemmails Endorsement Amid War to Peacetime Shift
Theemanlis Director Jol R Sheelman urges industry to boost production and efficiency as the nation moves from war to peacetime. He warns that delayed conversion failed to materialize, noting pent up demand and savings have strained supply as the economy seeks transition.
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Jol R Sheelman
Eros Lisims
Ovary Smelitdy
Ihiadars Sland
Washington officials weigh economic balance amid inflation
Washington officials warn that wage costs and consumer prices threaten stability if demand outpaces supply. They favor a hands off approach to allow prices to adjust, insisting government interference could harm growth and industrial peace while encouraging producers to boost output and reduce costs.
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Washington
Faseluyg
County Wanyong
Gall
Meducers
Gansimels
Uunsitian Ag
Buyang
Esau Anid
Astibry
Officanl
Newfoundland Air Travel Safety and Accident Concerns
A historical discussion warns that Newfoundland airports must have optimal locations and facilities to handle frequent fog and rain. It questions air safety links to recent crashes and the role of terrain and weather. The piece argues for thorough investigation into why pilots struggle to clear mountains near coastal routes and stresses the need for improved safety measures despite growth in speed and commerce.
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Newfoundland
Ameton
Europe
Alcon
Lomas Ural
Secretarf Stoie Byrnes Meeting Reminder at American Club
Fragmented report notes a 39 day meeting at the American Club where Sudin is urged to support officials and reassures President Stalin's stance. It rails at war threats, calls for restraint, and critiques Secretary Byrnes and Wallace amid debates on Germany, Russia, and U.S. policy.
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Secretarf Stoie Byrnes
Amerian Club
Renarlee
Premica Stalin
Yn Dig Buvale
Sisters
Hal
Stein Dreger
Uuiwa
Germany
Fides
Russia
United States
Bistain
France
Moscow
Prentier Stalin
M Bynes
Sentotary Byrnes
Tus
Bernard Batichs
Henry Wallace
Aimeries
Wallace
Tuman
Governor Dewey Stanls on his Record
Governor Dewey defends his record highlighting accomplishments in New York state government. He promotes ongoing leadership for another term, arguing his administration has improved efficiency, reduced debt, and advanced social progress while facing opposition over campaign tactics and national policy debates.
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Dewey Stanls
Willy
Yen
Dewey
Mead
Balun
Washington
Cau Suil
Tay
Dewes
New York
Jae
Hye
Sinplus
Sun Afmid
Tragedy Strikes Ocean Liner Crew and Passengers
A Belgian liner bound from New York to Berlin collapsed in Newfoundland waters. Twelve women and mixed crews were aboard as flames and wreckage spread near Lost Lake. The accident occurred near Stephonavalte after refueling, with many passengers missing or unaccounted for amid dense fog and close proximity to Gander.
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An Winer
New York
Berlin
Europe
Shildren
Ahotha Pine
Miso
Gander Thingilay
Stephonavalte
Gander
Current Comment Hyete Teherat progressives in American politics in 1870s to 1910s
A fragmentary historical note compares British Liberal origins to American Jeffersonian ideals and traces the rise of Progressives through figures like Bob La Follette and Theodore Roosevelt. It hints at shifts from prohibition foes to wide open town views and the political rebranding toward reform.
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Chicago News
Amelia Baggage
Kmélly
Anatha W
Horace Grealey
Heal
Fehr
Bob la Forbette
Theodore Roosevelt
Letters From Readers Stir Debate On War Food Rations
A long reader letter column discusses wartime food shortages, sugar and meat rations, and the call for imported beef while criticizing U S policies. It quotes residents sharing experiences in Germany and the occupation zones, protests about distribution, and appeals for empathy toward civilians. The piece also includes letters about housing, student opportunities, and wartime domestic concerns.
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Germany
Sone Place
Lassian
Russia
Allis Gan
Peterna
Alose Hams
America
United States
Masaian
Gat
West
Marie Antoinette
Japan
Alasin
Walter
Landlady Opinion on OPA Authority Debate
A reader voices views on government power, arguing the OPA should not have authority to regulate landladies and housing terms. The note reflects local sentiment about wartime price and rent controls and calls for policy restraint.
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Histor
Thiorestert
OPA
Washington capital battle nears margin buying debate
The column outlines a heated battle between financier Eccles and NYSE chief Sedium over margin buying and stock speculation. It describes market fears, inflation worries, and potential impacts on investors and the broader economy, with mentions of GoGuardi as UNRRA officials and LaGuardia in Europe, plus Mexican cattle embargo rhetoric and Halsey’s move to a new board role.
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Washington
Arehe Stork Turket
Two Fistedl Pederreserve
Maisiner Eccles
Krill Sedium
Yok Stock Exchange
Behram
Big Wall Steel
Endutiemente
Ereles Fay
Sodum
Islands
Siatary
Ecelen
Ceeles
Stalin
GoGuardia
Lilly
LaGuardia Whitle
Jeni
Fayel
Slatin
Dou Che
Lenin
Tiumanite
Mexicq
Tober Muman
Baot
Anouth
Brazillia Batla
Agricultue Department
Us&s
Offichis
Gulf of Mexico
Vetubrog
Sacifielas
Iguleulite Department
Agriculture Department
Thmat
Athe
UBA
Hinehers
Pnat
Walsey
William
Roll" Halsey
Ovesta Army-Navy
South Amery
Pan Anwrean Aiwrys
Grand Coulee Dam as seen from its towering crest
A vivid travelogue through the Grand Coulee Dam era highlights the colossal structure’s river bottleneck, its lake Roosevelt, and the huge power complex. It notes turbines, canal networks, and the creation of new Northwest industries including aluminum production feeding Trentwood and related facilities.
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BAIN
Li Dam
Oceum
Alreaty Patver Fran G and
Coulee 14
Northwest
Panumet
Henry F Kasnor
Kilner, Tren
Mead Reduction
Koleor
Baton Rouge
Trentwood
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Troy
Autiiss
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Dunne
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Merry
Pearson
Federal Reserve Board
Thomas L. Stokes
Climpse
Grand Coffee Dam
Spokane
Wash
Grand Coulee
Ravelel
Mle Theroigh
Ana
Tya
Tennessee
Colorado
Honnuville
Oregon
Galumbia
Franklin
Roosevelt
Loremuel
Ote
Valley of Hope
Uextoab Waeters
Coliambra
Frank Calby
Erauers
Disko, Flense
Anawen
Los Angeles
Stannant
San Francisco
Jina
Websters
New International Second Ldsson
Jascode
Oistahwma
Glm
Anawer
A Singh
Philip
Philippus
Culby
Wlite
Reynolds Metal Co
Tinnt
Longview
Muminun Co
Amerton
Vancouver
L and Olin Industries
Tacoma
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