Navy leadership turmoil over Denfeld removal details
The Times reported on debates over Admiral Denfeld's removal following Crommelin's dissent and insubordination incidents. It notes Navy chiefs failed to discipline subordinates, calls for unified defense policy, and emphasizes a shift toward calmer, orderly unity in the Department of Defense.
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Which Man Is The More Necessary For Congress
A political opinion piece compares Herbert Lehman and John Foster Dulles for the U S Senate. It lauds Dulles as an international expert, recounting his service under Wilson Truman and his role with Stalin Molotov and the United Nations. It argues Lehman is a longtime Democratic pillar and questions who is more necessary in the coming year.
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Franklin J. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
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Fred Ang
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Denfeld Ouster Questioned in Naval Unified Plans
Amid the uproar over Admiral Denfeld's removal as Chief of Naval Operations analysts ask if the firing helps unify the Navy. The debate centers on whether reshaping leadership will affect future naval policy and Treasury concerns.
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France Forms Stable Government After Weeks of Crisis
After a three week lapse France establishes a new government led by Premier Ridartl with a backed cabinet. Ridartl gains broad support across parties due to steady leadership during resistance days and avoids fresh political animosities by remaining out of office two years. Public opinion treats the cabinet’s ascent as a plausible crisis solution rather than a personal triumph.
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Confidence Vote for Attlee in Britain Faces Uncertain Voters
Britain’s Attlee government survived its eighth no confidence vote in the Commons but faces wavering public support amid pound devaluation and rising prices. The Labour leaders debate if an immediate election is wise, with 1950 framed as a possible turning point while Conservatives demand a swift choice.
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Eden
Returning To All-Volunteer Army
Secretary Gordon Gray announces 30 000 draftees will leave the Army to civilian life to shrink forces to budget limits. The Army remains committed to universal military training and urges retaining the Selective Service Law beyond its June renewal.
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Current Comment on Horn Tooting in Traffic
Massachusetts union writers discuss traffic light etiquette and courteous driving to balance seconds saved versus delays caused. Emily Fost’s cited observations urge drivers to avoid impatience and unsafe behavior while recognizing the needs of others at red and green lights.
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Balkan tensions pull at Yugoslavia and Czech political shifts
The article sketches widening rifts between Moscow aligned factions and opposition in Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. It notes Yugoslavia's partial independence from Soviet control, wartime support from Britain and the U.S., and internal upheavals including leadership changes and a notable death in Czechoslovakia.
Readers Seek Anonymity In Letters To The Record
Pulse of the People column invites writers to submit letters signed with a request for anonymity The Record Newspapers will not publish unsigned letters and reserves the right to edit and shorten submissions The page also carries editorials urging labor leaders to avoid costly strikes and a local note about hunters damaging farms and a missing dog in Melrose.
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Plesse
Navy argues for sea power amid interservice rivalry
Letters from readers in Houston and Sacramento weigh naval roles in modern war. The Navy argues its sea power is essential, while air and ground forces push for priority in bomb and missile defense. Readers discuss strategic routes, logistics, and political plans shaping U.S. defense.
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Pension Proposals and Steel Strike Fallout Debated
Washington reports discuss pension plans and a possible Teft Hartley Act use by Truman in response to steel industry pressures. Noted are contributions, industry leaders, and White House advisers weighing actions amid labor tensions and urging a clear stance on steel company accountability.
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Bidault Seen Aiding Unity In Europe
Paris reports that Premier Georges Bidault and his new cabinet appear to back European unity. Observers note Bidault’s role in the Strasbourg European Consultative Assembly and his planned participation in next week’s Council of Europe meeting in Paris. The cabinet reshuffle follows Henri Queuille’s resignation and includes interior minister Jules Meh.
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Pronunciation Help From Frank Colby on Spelunkers Goethe
English usage guide explains spelunker as a cave explorer and speleologist as a cave study expert. It covers pronunciations for spelunk er Goethe and notes Goethe born in Frankfurt. Readers can request Mr Collis’s parts of speech leaflet by mail.
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