William Green policy contrasts rise in wages with productivity
The article critiques William Green and other leaders for backing wage price controls and higher wages as a path to prosperity. It argues that escalating wages trigger a cycle of price hikes, harming the economy, and cites Detroit industry data to show productivity and mass production reducing costs. It emphasizes rising productivity over payroll size to ease shortages and lower prices.
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Kabar
Willian
Greta
Awp.l
Jyour
Malion
Green
Detroit
Itate Ineqstey
Nadiyax
WA ‘Hegdore
Vail
Idustry
Madwan
Questions Rise Over Missouri Primary Fraud Allegations
The Kansas City Star reports rampant fraud and corruption in the Missouri primary race. It cites 45 percent of judges and clerks absent, with Leonard bosses supplying substitutes, and the matter referred to the U.S. District Attorney.
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Tramar
Missouri
Slatehter
Kuttsas
Uhely Majndarois
The
Kansas City Star
United States District Attorney
Unnseen. Alm
Ltonard
Ballot Secrecy Breached and Fraud Suspected in Local Election
Voters faced ballot tampering claims as officials allegedly opened ballots and observers looked over shoulders during ballots. A judge marked a ballot and invalid votes surfaced while voters tried to mark choices. The piece notes prior prosecutions of thieves and links to political machine ties with Truman and Pendergast, framing concerns of primary election fraud.
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Vlevlion Juges
Kauss
Mis
Truman
Boss Pendergast
Jackson County
United States Senate
May Shawahier
Controversial Roosevelt Book Sparks Debate Over Yalta Roles
A hostile review questions Elliott Roosevelt's book on Franklin D. Roosevelt, alleging the author distorts Churchill Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek while portraying FDR as dominating allies at Yalta. It criticizes adulation, claims misrepresentation of the Big Three and blame for postwar outcomes.
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Enolk Roosevelt
F.d.ris
Churchill
Stalin
Chiang Kai-shek
Elliott
Ananedal Walters
Asis
Yalta
Father
Plore
Wington Churchill
Joseph Staliy
Black Sea
Elliott Roosevelt
Chiang Nai-shek
Joe Stalin
Franklin Roosevell
Viwus
Soviet Russia
Mya Ehrenburg
White House
China
Palestine and the Displaced of Europe
The piece discusses President Truman and political views on Palestine and establishing a Jewish state. It notes public sentiment divisions, the influence of international powers, and the humanitarian crisis of 850000 displaced persons in Europe including 150000 Jews. It emphasizes needs for safe resettlement and ongoing U.S. representation in the matter.
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Tru van
Jong Silmen
Pilestine
Palestine
Camps
Europe
Burege
United States
International Refugee Relocation Proposed After War
A fragmented editorial argues the United Nations should relocate up to 860,000 refugees to the United States Canada and Britain. It favors random selection and resettlement to new homes to ease Jewish emigration pressure, relieve postwar Europe, and address humanitarian responsibility, while noting Palestine is not the issue.
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United Nations
Canada
Lo Beil
Europe
Palestine
Athens
Isis
General Smuts Reflects On Paris Peace Conference Outcomes
General Smuts assesses the Paris Peace Conference noting two emerging sides, sharp East West divisions, and the lack of full consensus among wartime allies. He highlights the Italy Austria compromise over Trieste, Yugoslavia claims, and the ongoing task of drafting treaties for Germany and Austria while stressing lessons for future negotiations.
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Jay Christian Smitty
South Africa
Lars
Paris
Siuts
Agres
Russia
Wif
Gungral Sminks
Une Conference
Italy
Ponce Mort
Germany
Austria
Current Comment Figure In Conservation
Former Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania dies at a late age. The noted conservationist, champion of forests, land reclamation, soil fertilization, and proper farming methods, influenced Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt, while remaining a Progressive voice in politics.
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Binghamton Press
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Long Way
Pinchot
Limber van Linieg
Habart
Germany
France
Switzerland
Austria
Bra Oish
Pinehol
Wients
Theottovre Roosevelt
Mich
Pinechot
Anlee
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Pinchot
Franklin J. Roosevall
Govermmient
Record letters from the public and theater notes Amid World War II
A scattered mix of reader letters requests war era information on weapon calibers and theater guilds, plus notices about GI benefits and rights. The Record invites signed, edited communications and highlights local theater activity at the Theater Guild of Teas, with addresses and contact details.
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Theater Guild of Teas
Truman and Palestine Policy Debate Sparks Election Play
In a heated exchange the writer questions President Truman's demand for a Jewish state and immediate action in Palestine. The piece argues his stance may be a strategic move to win votes, urging action to prove sincerity over rhetoric.
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Rerard
England
Truman
Are English plural nouns sometimes treated as singular
A discussion of words that look plural but take singular or plural usage. Examples include mathematics and molasses treated as singular in some contexts, while terms like molasses can serve as plurals in others. The piece also notes words like news and acoustics with dual behavior and phonetic notes.
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Variana Economica
Pales
Europe
Variows
Georgia Klansmen Back Talmadge Delegates At Convention
Georgia political dispute centers on Gene Talmadge gathering Klansmen and allied figures to back his gubernatorial bid at Marietta convention. Key supporters include Dr Samuel George, Luke Arnold, F Lee Evans, C B Carthon, Nell G Tilts, and H C Rolson, while opponents Ed Shvors and Jimmy Cavinichan have ceded delegates. Also notes a Navy plane incident near Nevada with a dramatic glow and reflection, plus national political skirmishes shaping 1940s era campaigning.
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Washington
Gena Talmulge
Georgia
Mavon
Pepare Plibs
Gene
Peleox
al Georgia
Talmadge
Ed Shvors
Jimmy Cavinichan
Tn ‘Talmadge
Ku Idux
Democratic Party
Stone Mountain
Samuel Geoun
Ceargla
Ropot
Atlanta Klan
Volka
Georgia Bureau of In
Talmidge
Luke ‘Arnold
Mearden Court Ndge
Atlanta Klin No. 1
Kinverns
A.C. Callaway
Recorder Court
Alinta Klan No
Howat
Ally Councilon
Miyor Pratent
Klin Me
Elty
Atlande Klin
Allen
Nealh
Wis
Bolt
Allanka
C. B. Carthon
J. Thwale Helms
Mipkan Committee
Cyclops
Alan Ndeelake
U.S
Turtles
Thomas JD. Davica
Navy
Keno
Nevada
Ogden
Utan
Srucutond
St. Elimu's
St. Kull
Davina
Pever
Davies
Navy Department
Shenlane
Jim Tuas
Dewey
Nuventac
Bob ‘Att
New York
Mgn Vistors
Wildman Park
Henry Wallace
Mdy
Viel
Swinner Weile
Pruman
Interior Haag
State Department
Vfda Sual
Wallace
Ine Krug
Loreenue
Porte
Tetva
Fermany
Industrial boom after war in Portland shows new aluminum push
Portland industry eyes peacetime growth as war plants restart and shift to civilian output. Aluminum fabrication expands with new players like Reynolds and Kaiser, amid power policy debates and antimonopoly fights. Leaders recall Bonneville power and Boulder Dam moves, urging continued courage and vision to realize broad prosperity.
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Charles McNary
Republican Senate
Moor Jeader
Ani Hi
Wehnit
Bonneville
Lin
Boulder Dam
Colorado
Inte Sen
Hiran Johnson
Phil
Aalist
Hatahly
Aq Fay Na Hia Acen
Thak
Alamdnom Co
America
Inle Pom Walah
Montana
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Reynolds Maetule Co
Kalsey Interesta
Aluminum Co
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SiQacre
I Tilinas
Jenna
Jesus
Lazarus
Evangelinel
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Wanndbrook
Hnglisu
Merry
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Gene Talmage
Klausmen
Democratic Convention
Thomas L. Stokes
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