Court Faith In Supreme Justice Buckstein Promised
The Supreme Court of New York is the key tribunal for equity and precedent. Albany Judge Isadore Bookstein is urged for continued bench service, while opponent Buckstein faces criticism for political ties. Citizens are urged to vote for Bookstein to maintain high standards of court administration and経験.
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State of
New York
Supreme Court
Supl'inte
Isadore Bookstein
Albany
Dewey
Gilbert ¥. Schenck
Alvany
Halder
Dudges
Stein
Jess
Wavis
Buckstein
Splinter parties on ballots face legal questions
Supreme Court Justice Murray's ruling on splinter parties raises questions about their legitimacy on the North state ballot this November. The piece notes these groups rarely have lasting support, yet the Communist Party’s eligibility remains contested, highlighting broader ballot cleansing debate and state actions from New York to Wisconsin.
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Supreme Court
Murray
Abee
Amen
Stouti
Huy
Communist Party
Siatute Viet
Wisconsin Law Denies Communist Party Parity in Elections
A historical critique argues that laws bar the Communist Party from elections by tying eligibility to affiliations with banned groups. The piece questions how Communists could serve within the U S political system, noting concerns over oath and allegiance to a republic. It also questions Justice Murray s handling and warns against independents or splinter groups masking Communist ties.
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Wisconsin
Communist Party
Yu Mo
Communist Party of the
United States
Hledt Conamerist International
Commonist Party
Justice Murray
Alhure
Tne
Can Muist
Cone Munist
Inutia Moslems Enter Interim Government
Inutia's Moslems move toward a joint interim government as a potential step to unity and independence. The piece weighs whether the Moslems genuinely shift from separatist demands to collaboration or continue resistance, noting past riots and the need for a unified transition before genuine cooperation can be judged.
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Government of
India
Indus
Congress
Appuar
Pakistan
Ennuol
League
Congress Party
Allackliut
Ihei O
Inia
More Durable Eggs Promised By Agriculture Scientists
Department of Agriculture scientists report progress toward stronger eggshells with thick shells capable of withstanding higher pressure. Research suggests durability comes from shell composition and white thickness, not diet alone, affecting shipping and storage while flavor remains a minor consideration.
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Department of Apriculture
Department of Agriculttion Siontists
Golda
Department of Agriculture
Scientists Aim to Boost Flavor in Durable Egg Product
The article discusses researchers focusing on improving taste and texture in longer lasting egg products. It notes past work on shipping, storage, and color, and mentions a cautious outlook that flavor could become a primary objective in future developments.
Russia Drops Objections To Veto Discussion
The Soviet Union withdraws objections to debating the veto issue at the United Nations. Analysts see it as a fragile sign of possible cooperation, with questions remaining about abolishing or reforming the veto power and how Russia may align with majority views during revisions.
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United Nations General Assembly
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Hacwony
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Anisise
Russia
Paris
United States
Britain
France
A Venomous Thing in Canada’s Labor Scene
Premier Drew warns organized labor to purge Communist influence as Britain’s Churchill branded socialism a venomous thing. The piece cites union leaders and figures like Tim Buck, arguing Communists threaten trade unionism and individual liberty in Canada and Britain.
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Britain
Churchill
Canada
Drew Quiles
Tim Buck
Attlee
Mr Atlee
Thhose
Communist Party
Aiden
Tyne Union Congress
Brighton
Letters on dogs and meat stir City Pages
A collection of reader letters discuss keeping dogs off streets, leash rules, and dog messes. Citizens vent about noisy pets, a call to enforce dog restrictions, and debates on meat abstinence and price effects with a reader asking for driving distance to Danby via Troy and Manchester.
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Mleape
Vray Automobile Club
Danby Ds
Troy
Bennington
Manchester
Danby
Emotional foreign policy turns in 1948 election
Washington commentary argues Democrats failed to frame foreign policy as a key issue while Republicans, led by national chairs, weaponize fear of Russia and Communism. It credits Truman era cooperation and UN efforts, notes bipartisan support for postwar rebuilding but warns campaign rhetoric risks undoing gains if Congress does not sustain cooperation.
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Reece
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Congress
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Asia
International Food and Agriculture Organization
Lin United Nations
Roosevelt
Andy
United Nations Assembly
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Vandenberg
Slima Byrnes
Byrnes-Vandenberg
Neous
Russia
Wallace
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Batista
Alion
Ciba
Builord
Tim Hod
Mam
Guillermo Pelt
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Miost
Hyertunlly
Bell
Prandsen
Melane
Sliga
York
Tia Russhins
Owl
United Nationa
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Bolt
Boston
Sue
Kale Smith
Dustin
Mike Smith
Fang
Tritan
Val
Hollywood
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Tiniaior
Sunoe
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Ima
Fultiva
Nashennid
Amy
Navy
Sen
Dhe O'Mahoney
Army
The
Ivy
Timals Tha Coprighh Nolders
Educalionat
Olen Granys
Chai
Washington Roundup: Cuba UN talks and Batista era alliances
The column surveys postwar diplomacy with Cuba and the United Nations, noting Cuban appeals to end Western bloc vetoes, Guillermo Belt in Havana political clashes, and Batista’s role. It cites Ambassadorial remarks, U.S. policy shifts, and structural tensions among Allied powers in early UN debates.
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Washughin
United Nations
Rive
Guha Aibassi
Guillermo Belt
Pati Heey Howe
Anayar
Maya
Moley on Economic Trends and Policy Projections
Raymond Moley analyzes likely economic pressure from higher wages and strikes, noting persistent inflation risks. He predicts subdued markets, potential wage demands, and cautious government action affecting industrial costs and policy signals ahead of year end.
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