End of New Deal Era Faces 1942 Elections
In 1942 the United States shifts away from had been dominated by the New Deal as anti-Left sentiment grows. The piece argues Republicans William K. Sanford and Dean P. Taylor offer practical governance over New Deal alignment, urging votes for Sanford in the 32nd district and Taylor in the 3rd, to restore American principles and oppose radicalism.
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United States
New Deal
New Deal Congress
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace Miekins
Tahor Lealers
House of Representatives
Ameria
Europe
Dean P. ‘Taylor
Washington
America
Neal
O'Connell Bailiwick
Bronx
Albany
Wasi Bode
William K. Sanford
Sanford
Mantly
Troy
Watervliet
Green Island
Cohoes
Congress
Vest
Ole
Messy
Ine
Wiese
Let Them Enter The Estonian Refugees Find Haven
A fragile episode shows refugees crossing the Atlantic in open boats seeking asylum. Deportation loomed as quotas for Estonia were exhausted, but intervention by President Truman and Attorney General Clark halted the removal.
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Atlantur
America
Truman
Clark
Estonian Refugees Cross Atlantic in Open Boats for Liberty
A group of 63 Estonians fled the Russian occupied republic crossing the Atlantic in four open boats, the largest forty feet long. They faced immigration hurdles in America while seeking a life free of invaders, arguing the need for political refugee admission and noting the State Department's stance on asylum.
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Anerica
State Department
America
Remembering Our Soldier Dead
A wartime memorial editorial urges Navy Day observances to honor the fallen. It laments the ongoing grief of mothers and families, contrasts returning veterans with those who died, and calls for a brief memorial service attended by civic leaders and citizens to honor absent soldiers.
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America
Europe
Asia
Pacific
Citiens
Troy
Milkens
The Donkeys Red Stripes and Election Deniers
A critical midcentury analysis arguing that Democratic candidates face Communist repudiation within party ranks. It cites Governor Lehman, Vito Marcantonio, Petrick Hannigan, and Edmund Wjbubrowice as examples, noting cross party associations and public denunciations amid campaign turmoil.
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Lehman
United States Senate
Dewey
Vito Marcantonia
Petrick J. Hannigan
Lae Repubs
Mc Darenigan
Marcantonio
The
Daily Worker
Wisconsin
Edmund Wi Jbubrowice
Newto Valie
Purge Debate Mixes Loyalty and State Power Arguments
The piece discusses political purges, loyalty to Truman, and factional fights within the Democratic coalition. It references Lehn, the Communist threat frame, and Antonio Mareantonio as figures opposing New Deal reforms. The language highlights struggle between anti and pro New Deal factions and fears of a powerful state.
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Lehn
Truman
Marcantonia
Mareantonio
Elique Mway
Witielt
Chilean Congress Elects Communist-Backed President Videla
A Chilean coalition led by the Communist backed candidate Gabriel Gonzalez Videla secures the presidency after a tight race with the Conservative rival. Congress confirms Videla as demonstrations and strikes by Communist supporters press for policy changes while Chile confronts rising living costs and foreign exchange shortages.
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Redussia
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Rella
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Europe
France
Comunist
One-Sided Moltat View and Communist Debate Sparks Disruption
The piece argues that fanaticism has benefits for zealots but drawbacks for broader causes. It cites Moscow endorsements of the PAC, Republican embarrassment, and New York Communist disorder at a Marcantonio Bryan debate, noting the damage to pro democracy messaging and potential political consequences for a congressional race.
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Congressional
Lisich
New York City
A. Ossinov
P.a.c
Republican Party
GOP
PAC
New York
Vile Marcantonis
Frederick Bryan
Joseph Clark Baldwitz
Bryan
Marcantonio
Siberia
Friends of Russian
Alga
Marcantanta
Congress
Pulse of the People letters and public notices confusion
A mosaic of reader requests and editorial notes discusses anonymity in letters to The Record Newspapers, publication rights, and editing. includes stray queries about military academy athletics, Yugoslav testimony, and political commentary with charged references to Stalinist figures and Catholic leadership. The piece intermingles editorials, reader questions, and political grievances with unclear attribution.
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Record
Statin
Mikhailovish
Mikhailovich
Uta
My Byrnes
Reds
Pronunciation Queries and Language Notes From Readers
A miscpatch of reader questions on pronunciation and spelling. Topics include democratiza meaning render democratic in German and Japanese, shifts in cattle country speech, the word barbarous pronunciation, kate smith hat comment, and notes on expert pronunciation. Also includes a plea for business letter format guidance and a request for self address envelope.
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Topeka
Germany
Japan
J. C
Jote Edicion
Dictionarion
D. H. D. Ankwer
B. Angwer
Cincinnati
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Little Rock
Nielzaehe
Lat
Laguna Beach
Patti
Panama
Penticton
Gould
Petut Markaman
Frank
Colby
Senator Bilbo’s War Contract Scandals Revealed
The article details lobbying by Mississippi figures Newton Glenn and Morrisey to win war contracts for Bilbo allies, including payments and expenses charged to Bilbo and associates. It notes checks of 4000 and 10000 dollars, the Bilbo house and car purchases, and campaign connections with Miller, Doxey, and Bilbo's finances during wartime contracts.
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Lee C. Mah
Leland Speed
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Record letter on dog care and political string of thoughts
A reader letter touches on a lost dog and its caretaker story, then pivots to reflections on voting rights in New York and national politics. The writer vents about politicians, OPA, inflation, prosperity, and party dynamics, mentioning Truman Hoover and labor strikes, with a note on changing loyalties among middle classes.
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Trikman
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Jordan
Harry Truman
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
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Truman
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