Wartime letters on Dewey and Hong Kong policy debate
The piece discusses New York State Senate races and national party conflict, noting Governor Dewey and Senator Dulles campaigning with references to Truman, the State Department, and Hong Kong. It contrasts Allied positions, British interests, and Communist China policy while listing historical political tensions and strategic stakes for Hong Kong.
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Yenakier
Chulles
Bia
Dewey
Dullen
Camumus
Senatoria
Dulles
New York State
Senate
Truman
Ington
Long Island
Westchester County
New York
State Department
Iefense
Hong Kong
China
Campaign falters as Chest drive nears year’s end
The Chest Campaign shows less than half of its goal with the year nearing end. The editorial urges unity among campaign workers and contributors to raise larger gifts, stressing accountability and public responsibility for the welfare agencies served by the Community Chest. It also weighs the UN’s four year record amid cold war tensions and calls for steady effort to achieve peaceful conflict resolution.
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United Nations
Mark
Truman
New York
Political maneuvering amid cabinet ties in election race
Tactics depict Senator Tales leveraging Washington influence while denouncing federal intrusions into state matters. Dulles campaign pursues a safe image with Lehman and Taft-like figures visiting DC, aiming to counter strikes and bolster state-focused appeal.
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Duiles
Washington
New York
Secretary of Labor
Tales
Ian
Ainqiuypes
Noweser
Slectarsia
McGrath
Tobin
Eal
Philic
Sete
Meni
Diepvins
Optex
Dulles
Mr. Lehman
Lenman
Parmenent
Ming
Let The Chinese Dust Settle Opinion on China Policy Splits State Dept
A Washington dispatch reports disagreement within the United States State Department over how to handle the Chinese Communist government. The piece notes caution in aligning with Britain, questions about candor with Congress, and concern over prestige as the United States navigates potential ambassadorship changes and strategic concessions.
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State Department
Ogage
United States
Nepactmen
Vietary Acheson
Camiol
Sime Amd
China
Cold Pet
Russia
Cha Teh
Is a Broiler a Chicken in Price Support Debate
The article argues over whether a broiler fits under chicken price supports in Brannan’s plan. It mocks the secretary’s stance that a broiler is not a chicken and endorses Senator Williams’s view that a broiler is indeed a chicken. The piece insists a broiler is a chicken, from egg to dinner, defying counterclaims.
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Brannan
Senator Williams
Delaware
Lito
Secretary of Agriculture
Yugoslavia’s U.N. Seat Split Britain Votes for Tito Threats
The United Nations General Assembly rejects Soviet pressure to block Yugoslavia’s council seat and backs Tito against Kremlin demands. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky warns of illegality and signals Moscow’s refusal to recognize an unfavorable outcome.
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Yugoslavia
Washington Star
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United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Czechoslovakia
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
Didates
Tself
Itrimiures
Russia
Uyrh
Yaroslay
Acheson Hazatkout
Watervliet History and Local Tricks Revealed
A reader asks about Watervliet history and the origin of Wynantskill. The article explains Watervliet Dutch roots, boroughs like Gibbonsville and Port Schuyler, and Wynants Kill naming, with notes on West Troy’s growth and 1896 city status. A humorous anecdote recalls a trick gone wrong, illustrating local storytelling style.
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Watervliet
Wynantskill
Gibboneville
Washington
Port Schuyler
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington state officials express growing anger as hearings before the House Armed Services Committee reveal intense debate over military policy. The piece notes propaganda concerns, reactions from United Nations staff, and cross‑branch tensions affecting national security discourse amid shifting public times.
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Washington
State Department
Air Force
Navy
House Armed Services Committee
Sprawine
Lee
Europe
America
United Nations
Soviet Union
Cna
Barkley May Spend Time in Missouri Admits Possibility
Washington narrative recalls Vice President Barkley blushingly acknowledging a possible Missouri sojourn instead of returning to Kentucky. Senator Donnell’s invitation prompts a light exchange after Morse asserts readiness to host, with Barkley noting the invitation would not be in his official capacity.
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Barkley
Missouri
Washington
51. Louis
Senate
Kentucky
Forrest Donnell
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Donnell
United States
John L. Lewis
Take My Word For It On Pronunciation Of Err
Frank Colby argues American English not British usage governs pronunciation of err and erring. Dictionaries report usage not rule it. errors persist in everyday speech. He cites French and Latin roots, critiques standard dictionaries, and urges readers to judge pronunciation by current practice among educated Americans.
Ireland Votes For Ancient Parliament Reykprk
Fragmentary report indicates Ireland and Reykprk vote patterns in an election for the next four years. Mentions Democrats and Conservatives amid unclear details about candidates and party strength in parliament.
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Ireland
Beelee Geers
Atlaine
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