Lehman and St Lawrence waterway clash sparks party clash
The piece argues Lehman should speak clearly on foreign policy and defend New York's interests against the St Lawrence waterway plan. It critiques his silence as cowardly and urges a decisive stance to protect New York's commercial supremacy and the barge canal. It notes opposition from Republicans and labor allies and references the Queen Elizabeth visit, British coal interests, and Kennedy remarks.
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Commonwealth
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Amerian Labor and Liberty Party
Foeign
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Troy
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Washington
Contradictions of Our Times on the Queen Elizabeth Liner
Fragmentary report notes the Queen Elizabeth liner amid New York photographs and city skyline backdrop. It hints at synthetic emotion and wartime tension shaping public perception of modern travel as a symbol of upheaval and contradiction.
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Biel
New York
Huhordt
Cunard Lines
Pidtwlion Department
Kndsen
Lilaabeth
Americans Bite Back At Foreign Allegations In Speech
The speech rebukes claims of imperialism and communism, noting U S aid to Europe and Asia while condemning Russian and Soviet satellites. It defends anti aggression stance, praises Byrnes return from the Potsdam style conference, and argues for continued aid, while cautioning against misperceptions of American intentions.
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Nonicul
Europe
United Shites
Russia
Ms Nation
Wil F Eeklese
Vprom
Stalin
Japan
United States
Hossa
Dardanelles
Byrnes
Til
Austria
Greece
Lewis Threatens Action Over Labor Talks Near Washington
The article reports Lewis pressing Secretary Krug to meet in Washington on November 1 to discuss lace stake and potential strike dates amid stalled WWE negotiations. It notes presidential figures and the Washington administration facing pressure from Lewis, who warns of consequences for American people, with details on labor titles and policy impacts.
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Krug
Washington
Lewis
WWE
Trumat
Washinton
Theaggh
Lewis Asias
Threatened coal strike under Lewis challenges government power
A fragmented account portrays John T. Lewis leading a coal mine strike set to disrupt government wage policy and labor relations. The piece blames federal interference under Roosevelt and Truman for past collective bargaining shifts, arguing the nation bears blame for wartime and postwar labor policy upheavals and coal shortages.
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List
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Tuna
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Jahan
Truman
Congress
John T. Lewis
Iis
Hairy Wuuan
Lis Ad Industiilien
Alg Gucklig
Ant Kayckling
We Jubor Laliv
Voles
United Nations Peace Aims Tackled At Assembly Opening
The United Nations General Assembly opened in New York amid hopeful yet cautious tones. Leaders urged compromise among major powers, warning that peace requires shared effort and a just settlement, not reliance on the UN as a peace conclave.
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New York
Paice
Flushing Meadows
Trunan
Soviet Union
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Sturmin
United Nations
Vie Wal
United Nations Genes Assembly
Wasely
Ponte
Peace treaties in history and perpetual promises
The remark notes that despite much fuss over arranging peace treaties, there is doubt they can be kept forever. It reflects skepticism about long term compliance, noting human nature and changing circumstances as challenges to lasting peace.
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di Bion
Andyeck
Caulton
Wallace
The Record’s Letters Policy and Free Speech Debate
A fragmented, old style opinion piece discusses letter publication in The Record Newspapers and the right to publish unsigned communications. It touches on editorial edits, censorship, and broader political discourse including references to Senator Laff and comparisons of American and Russian governance, urging daily public enlightenment and reader engagement.
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Gailess
Record
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Heiter
Laff
Yemai
Niernberg
Inita Iman Rannol
Wzold
Mi Congress
Seni Lenar
Justo
Pendergast Machine Reemerges in Political Struggle
A revived Kansas City era machine led by James Pendergast returns to contest county offices as President Truman’s intervention reshapes the Angit primary against Roger Slaughter. The tale traces corruption probes, party shifts, and national implications amid independent coalitions and renewed Democratic-Democrat tensions.
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Democratic Party
Spleie
Jam Pendergast
Tor Pendergast
Iself Fom
Boas Tom Penderfast
Poiman
Angit
Roger CG Slaughter
Slaughter
Enos Axtell
Axtell
Hing Fawse
Shim Ifrgins
Tom
Washington Merry Go Round on wartime plots and policy shifts
A sweeping, unnamed syndicated column critiques Allied and U S intelligence exchanges with Britain, Harold Macmillan era hints, and plans for atomic weapons, then shifts to domestic politics in Wichita County Texas. It notes local option votes, Wet vs Dry tensions, and cites figures like Eisenhower, Haig, and Pendergast in a broad, era-tinged panorama.
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Bbb
Wichita County
Texas
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Wichita
Ain Drys
Presbyterians Ask to Admit 100000 Jews
The Presbyterian Synod of New York urged immediate admission of 100000 Jewish refugees into the United States. Delegates debated and approved an amended report opposing discrimination and rejecting the Ku Klux Klan resurgence while supporting legislative action to curb immigration limits.
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Presbyterian Synod of
New York
United States
Anl
Iowa
Aynad
Misao
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