UNESCO opens plenary as literacy drives world outreach
United Nations and UNESCO plan activity for November with an American tie to Election Day. The article argues literacy alone is insufficient and urges expanding understanding through international exchange, warning against propaganda and emphasizing education for democratic progress.
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Nuwern
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Pares
United Nathan
United States
Fruman
Unesco
America
Lelly
Raisi
Edugilors Ganmel
Uni
Edmund Burke
Whart
Next Demands From Petrillo Stir Airer Industry Clash
The piece reports on Janus Caesar Petrillo pushing extreme pay demands for musicians in recording and jingles. Industry representatives reject the proposals, citing exorbitant costs. Proposed rates include $50 per hour for limited recording work and $60 per man for brief jingles, with weekly wages implied far above typical industry pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janus Caesar Petrillo
Noojlless
Petrilla
Unclear OCR Fragment on Wage Rates and Proposals
Fragmentary text discusses wage discussions and proposed increases. Mentions labor, pay, and a figure around 800 with references to locations and names that are garbled. No coherent events or clear entities due to OCR corruption.
Repudiation Of Communists Fails To Split Lehman Meant To Help Democrats
The article argues former Governor Lehman repudiates Communist backing while Democrats claim continued Communist alignment. It claims the Communist Party shifts support to Democratic candidates, viewing Lehman’s stance as insufficient to deter extremists. It notes Mead and others condemn the Communists but acknowledge party alignment remains with Democrats. The piece questions whether Lehman’s repudiation changes Communist loyalties.
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Lehoniay
Campu Hng
United States Senate
Mette Bendy
Mead
Lehman Asan
Jon Fee
Letiman
Lehrman
Lebmah
Iito
Lehman
Communist Party
Htan
Democratic Party
Byrnes Reveals Realities at Paris Peace Conference
Secretary Byrnes presents a candid account of the Paris Peace Conference, noting that peace in the ideal sense remains out of reach. He emphasizes a firm, flexible approach, warns against returning to the old order, and urges mutual concessions and patient progress toward durable peacetime diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Paris
Renale
Aimee
Sinea
Maine
Amerie
Roliry Tyrnes
Janes
Eyes
Prices and policy clash over postwar cost of living
The excerpt argues prices should fall to keep goods affordable for the masses, noting consumer power to dictate prices and the antiquated effects of wartime controls. It cites price relief as vital as food and clothing, mentions past price controls, and critiques luxury costs while praising consumer choice. It also briefly touches on college football and a humorous note about a fashion model.
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United States
Aimetion
Iff
Current Comment Uncle Sam Wakes Up
A Newark News opinion argues the United States has shifted from propping up Europe to resisting costly aid and alleged Soviet provocation. It critiques halting $90 million in Czech aid, suspending a $60 million Eximbank loan, and canceling a $40 million credit while noting tensions over lend-lease recoveries and Russia’s wartime demands.
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Uncle Sam
Newark News
United States
Europe
State Department
Doomiwo
Czechoslovakia
Satelline
Russia
Romania
Stile Department
Washington
Paris
Hussia
Nistov Molotov
Tyvestin
Prayer
Beilish
Hold Fast to the Sand in a Turbulent Era Editorial
A long readers letter, signed by The Record Newspapers staff, urges anonymity for contributors while outlining governance concerns. It critiques postwar price shifts, sugar rationing, and British policy toward the Americas, calling the administration selfish and self-serving. The piece defends editorial independence and urges resilience as public sentiment swings.
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Ft Ollie
Writer’s of Communications
Record
Amie
Eamnant
Hese Wordy
Uils
Artis
Pacity Street
Arat
Sam
Justice for Armenians Demands Global War Crimes Trial
The writer calls for international justice for Armenian mass killings in World War I. They urge Turkish leaders and planners of aggression be brought before an international tribunal. The appeal asserts accountability and restitution for seized wealth and property.
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Anne
Justich
Pronouncing Biographies and the Mass of Mispronunciations
A reader airs a critique of the word biograpy and related terms, urging correct pronunciation of geisha as GAYshuh and other Japanese names. The note urges modernizing diction in business letters and requests a free copy of a guide from Frank Colby on business letters and office procedure.
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Aueprlaing
Bay State
Imany
Chu
Spoonar
Hawaii
Honolulu
Pacific
Mei of Dames
Japanese Nova Agency
Doe-Mayy Ag
Harry Carey
Brainertons
Funk and Wagnalls
Angver
Sayry
Punk and Wagnalls
Frank Colby
Ines
Fowl and Faithful Companions in Rural Life
A reflective piece on farmyard harmony and humane choices amid noise and pests. The narrator weighs dog and flock management, balancing compassion with practical needs as he muses on shepherd, sheep, and the wider human condition.
Rogge report secrets reveal Nazi influence on U S policy
The Washington Merry-Go-Round excerpt outlines alleged Nazi influence and plotted suppression in the Rogge report. It cites figures such as Behn Westrick and Coughlin associates, claiming attempts to shape opinion and asset division for German ends.
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Rogge
Reader's Digest
United States
Lhe Negis
SAS Behn
Gerhart Westrick
Juance
Westrick
Balin Penposing
Carth Wohmpany
Maret
Tig Sentian
Doullog
Seti
Bassy
Washington
Asi
Polly Ribbuntrop
Hiller
Roosevelt
Hitler
Stokes criticizes O'Mahoney in Wyoming debate
Thomas K Stokes voices discouragement over Senator O'Mahoney's record in Washington noting support for public reforms while opposing some administration policies. He contrasts O'Mahoney with opponent Morey B Henderson, praising Henderson's polished speaking and campaign stance.
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Aido
Machellelton
Pearman
Sumutur
B. Hunderson
Chaysane
Hell
Jon O'Mahoney
Tara
Washington
Cvitiomon
Otharwiss
OPA
Roy
Oliere
O'Mahoney
Pat Mannety
Global peace dreams clash with arms urged by leaders
A garbled, opinion heavy piece cites U N peace hopes, a large reserve corps, and views by Hanson Baldner and General George on war, energy, and world government. Dr. Wheeler and Chancellor Mathehing are noted on education and energy, while debates on weapons and ethics provoke questions about civilization and safety.
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United Nations Organization
Hanson W. Baldner
United States
George
Hun Pando
Wonkale
Jon
Wheeler
Princgton University
Supreme Justice
Robarty
Tinn Roberts
Biel
Herbert M
Mem Ib
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