Labor clashes and a call for joint U S Soviet problem solving
The article argues that wage disputes and strikes threaten the public interest and urges a shift from force to arbitration. It criticizes Secretary of Labor Schwett for framing negotiations as an agreement with a fixed base, stresses the need to consider Russian perspectives, and advocates frank, respectful dialogue with Moscow to find mutual solutions beyond unilateral power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indus
Jean
Schwet
Izvestia
Rassusti
Ivan
Romania
Poland
Finland
Bulsaria
Levestia
Fuet
London
Moscow
Zorai de Frony
Mrust
Russia
Rus
Ale Eb
Pestiferous Trouble Makers and the Russia Debate
The piece discusses partisan voices in the West and Russia, noting distrust from Hearst press and Izvestia, with critics from many nations arguing about responsibility. It argues for finding common ground amid handicaps and divergent media narratives while cautioning against blocking constructive outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Hinds
Hearst Press
Izvestia
Tevestia
Great Britain
United States
London Party
Education Vacuum Critiques Progressive Reform in Schools
A lengthy critique argues that American education has become an assembly line system producing semi literate graduates. It cites poor spelling punctuation and reading skills and laments neglect of fundamental values in a push for liberal education and elective courses. The piece urges restoring core basics and compulsory attendance to strengthen society and individual responsibility.
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America
Fee of
Ing
Tau
John G. Patterson
Graham Patterson
Lippmnian
Education aims for spiritual self and duties in liberal schooling
The piece argues education should shape pupils as spiritual beings with traditions and duties essential for democracy. Without this balance, material progress yields a dangerous atom bomb and crude energy forms. It laments Lt Patterson’s untold, poorly expressed thoughts and the value of better writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Flight of the Globester 2 Signals New Era in Aviation
The piece discusses the first long-range trip of the Globester 2 and the dawn of routine air travel. It contrasts fast modern planes with slower, scenic journeys, notes advances postwar aviation, and ponders the value of speed versus leisure in travel and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Transport Command
America
Ocean
Chamberlain
Byrd
North Pole
New York
Calcutta
Current Comment Inviting Inflation
President Truman orders seizure of strike-bound U S oil refineries after companies refuse wage increases. Government may face inflationary pressures as unions push for higher pay, with Canada viewing potential repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Star
Truman
United States
Labor Department
Canada
The Record Letters and Inquiries From Readers
A compilation of reader communications to The Record, including requests for anonymity, notes on a Legionnaires article about a base incident, inquiries about the Chesapeake Bay Waterway and intercoastal service, and a list of President’s Cabinet members. The letters discuss Navy equipment losses, a potential Florida travel link, and delays in Nurses Aides calls for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Lestonnaire
Legionnaires
Ohio
Richmond Naval Sieties
Iself
Cat Sewell
Navy
Chesapeake Bay Waterway
the Record
Compa
Inter Coastal Terway
Norfolk
Florida
The Atomic Bomb Debate and the Truman Stance
Washington columnist outlines President Truman’s call for renunciation of atomic bomb use and development. He notes hopes for international treaties, UN action, and shared pledges to outlaw the weapon, while warning about risks if secret knowledge spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
Trautman Rs
United States
Ft. Bir
Walington
Japan
Unites ‘On
Nodne
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
United Nations Organization
Ouster of Patton amid Allied Germany policy clash
The Washington Merry Go Round notes Gen George Patton clashed with Eisenhower over denazification policy in Germany. It cites officials and industrialists favoring legacy German ties, mentions Clay’s insistence on removing Nazis, and alleges partial progress only after Patton admitted disobedience. It references Biz leaders Draper, Heapland, Mysor and others.
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Washington
George 5. Patton
Bavaria
Eisenhower
Ray Daniels
The
New York Times
Patton
U.S
Tance
Gest Vrais Eisenhower
Clay
Supreme Headquarters
Cesy
Ireek
General Clay
Germany
Patton S
Bint
Russia
Tude
Sris
William H. Draper
Dillon, Read & Co
Svar
Draper
Cal
James
Boyd
Ellie F. Heapgland
General Motors
Pearl Harbor
Frankferrg
Gem
Jena
Appleton
Gertxrtuiter
Dortenmutler
Dortenmutter
Feask Mead
Compron Cetions
Central Council
Chay
Bob Murphy
State Department
Fare
Admiral
Darlan
North Africa
Murphy
Clas
Lave Eisenhower
Truman
U. S. Army
Fumm
White House
Capitol
Jim Roe
Queens
New York City
Bill O'Twyer
Wiliam Renton
Joe Berger
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt profits in a partisan press critique
Westbrook Pegler argues that investigations into Roosevelt family profits have largely been a newspaper matter with minimal government help. He recalls Pecora and Teapot Dome as contrasts, condemns White House reticence, and asserts ongoing disclosures without Treasury or Justice backing. Continued coverage is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
House Ways and Means Committee
Elliott
Joan Hartford
Teapot Dome
tFerd
Pecora
Cary
Citiizens
Department of
White House
Department of Justice
the Treasury
Truman
Senate
Ixelf
Texas
Herbert ‘Hoover
Jimmy Roosevelt
Pronunciation Queries and Misread Words in Letters Page
Syracuse readers debate Truman pronunciation and TV influence while Bowie and Geneva readers ask about infantile syllable stress and word origins. Mrs J B seeks guidance on vast fusty pusiz and Washington readers discuss silent t in often and cognizance.
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Syracuse
Truman
TVW
H- Panswer
Bowie
Texas
America
Geneva
Washington
Houston
D. C.D
Iss
Atp
Archie McFedries
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Clobester
By Galbraith
Philippines
Troy
Baltimore Association of Commerce
Senger
Baltimore
Packer Con Paby
Fer Street
Maryland
James F. Byrnes
James V. Forrestal
Frederick Wan
Clinton FP. Anderson
Fabert E. Hansegan
Tom C. Clark
Henry A. Wallace
Lewis RB. Schivellenbach
Interior
Harold
David Lawrence
Opinion Cuanianes
Merry
By _ Pearson
Pearson
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
By Frank Colby
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