Russian Sweden trade pact sparks U S objections
The United States denounces a Russian Swedish five year trade agreement as political not economic. It would bind Sweden tightly to Soviet terms, require over 200 million dollars in credits, and force Sweden to trade mainly with Russia while cutting off other partners. Swedish industry fears meeting Russian demand is impossible, risking penalties and vast economic dependency. The Swedish government remains quiet, negotiating for best terms as the United States asserts its stance for free world trade.
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United States
Busaia
Dussin
Sweden
Russia
Hussia
Britain
Stockholm
Masonwy
Issia
Mrs. Roosevelt as humorist at Democratic convention
The article notes Mrs. Roosevelt, famed for public service and global travel, adopting a humorist role at a Democratic convention speech. It critiques her logic, jokes about Dewey’s surplus, and defends Democratic legacies while questioning the accuracy of her addressing the current GOP and state ticket claims.
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Roosevelt
Dewey
Republican Party
G.O.P
Washington
White House
Petrillo's Strike Rattles New York Hotels and Diners
Petrillo leads a musicians strike hitting 56 hotels with about 2000 players walking out. He seeks 25 percent pay increases while hotels report financial gains from no music, saving on musicians and federal taxes. Diners and staff face quieter meals as venues and performances falter amid the dispute.
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James G. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians Ad
Congress
New York
Petvillo
Pelvillo
Monk
Petrillo
My. Petrillo
Figures and Curves in Census Data Stir Debate
A witty column contrasts Census Bureau data with public myth, noting that male to female ratios appear steady since early times. It hints a hidden age bias where single men dip only after age 79, then urges not to rely on official curves but on personal self reliance and local realities.
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Department of Lavor
Department of Commerce
Godey
Prin
Census Bureau
Bureau of the Census
Yams
Washington
Red Menace in Japan TL War Warning Emerges
A wartime dispatch notes General Mas Artichie issuing a strong statement to Allies, warning Japan could be a bulwark for peace or a dangerous springboard for war. The article recalls post surrender terms signed on the battleship Missouri and cites Soviet aims to increase influence in Japan amid ongoing global tension.
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Mas. Artichie
Japan
Missouri
Soviet
Russia
Japan Must Not Be Used as a Communist Pawn
The article argues that Japan should remain outside communism and resist Soviet influence. It cites General MacArthur and Allied leaders warning against Russia steering Japan, urging democracy as a bulwark for peace and opposing a shift toward communism in the Pacific.
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Russia
Japan
Stalin
Siehan
Hussla
Alam
Hiroshima
Geneva MacArthur
MacArthy
Four Power Council
Europe
Campaign Theme on Sleeping Pills and Market Demand
A public debate questions the law of supply and demand when money scarce affects buying power. Analysts argue the efficiency of campaigns hinges on convincing the public to stay awake and purchase despite price or affordability obstacles.
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House of Sleeping Pills
Veterans Readjustment Funds Questioned by Editor
A Milwaukee column argues that readjustment payments to World War II veterans, now about a third drawing aids, reflect varied local conditions and that misuse or overreliance could erode the program. It notes weekly $20 benefits, turnover declines, and urges veterans to seek employment while awaiting better roles.
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Joba
Milwaukee
Ydlur
Cqmors Ural Uve
Varigus Stil
Veterans' Administration
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ Organizations
Veterans housing program faces critique from builders group
A national builders group calls the veterans housing program an utter failure and says Housing Expeditor Wilson W. Wyatt has done more harm than good. They cite high costs and material shortages as key obstacles, noting government promises do not quickly resolve the housing shortage. Wyatt plans new regulations early next week to address these issues.
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National Organization of Building Products Manufacturers
Veterans
Wilson W. Wyatt
Goverment
Thal
Washington
Wyatt
Pulse of the People column seeks teen recreation program
The Record Newspapers invite unsigned letters to preserve anonymity while proving good faith. Readers signed or unsigned are asked to contact editors to discuss a city recreation program for teenagers after concerns about unsafe venues and activities. Henry A. Stauffer urges teen involvement and collaboration to plan suitable activities.
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AC Writers of Communications
Avanes
Record Newspapers
Vannot
Bobby Soxers
Henry A. Stauffer
Linda name origin and meaning sparks reader mail
A reader asks about the origin and meaning of the name Linda, noting its Spanish feminine adjective meaning pretty and contemplating its use as a given name. Other letters discuss Arkansas demonyms and pronunciation, with brief quips about a minister’s weathered past and a tongue in cheek authorial aside.
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Linda
AL Linda
Ryan Tia
Algo
Lindexs
Nentnesa
Clepance
Prettiniss
Enue
Will
Hy B
Beaver Pulls
Milton J. Beriphure
Rom Long Benen
Little Rock
Arkanans
Arkansan
Arkansas
Naiae
Amr-Ranwawy
Aguelon
Dallas Hornedon
Slate
Arkansag
Thia
Arkanaan
Tonelerk
U.S. Analyzes Threats To Peace Across Global Tensions
An analyst cites U.S. awareness of Soviet aims and the risk of expansion in Europe and Asia. The piece notes American bases in the Pacific, debates on Japan, and calls from a House committee for a stronger U.S. posture to deter Soviet influence and potential aggression.
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Stalin
Russia
Nippon
Kssell
Tokyo
Japan
Boylet Union
Gurrellie
Na Seodet Dhol Lieengtiul Mueweon Russuiiana
Srebod
U8 Husse of Representatives
Russia Today Seeks Prize Dreamed of by Former Rulers
A garbled 1916 era feature mirrors a desire by Russia to control the Dardanelles and Bosporus, referencing Catherine the Great and Peter the Great. It traces strategic aims, proposing shifts in Montreux Convention and Western access, with notes on Turkish control and Moscow’s long historical ambitions in Constantinople and the Black Sea region.
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Russia
Polar the Great
Catherine the Great
Nicholas Thant
Lonhy
Bosporus
Wrom
Urey
Gattpall
Ue Balun
Asli Minor
Galipoli
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Ancient
You
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Hern
Aphrodite
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Daotent
Persia
Greece
D.C
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Tate
Meldis
Cayienaus
Thamania
Liorleh
Worplee
Yale
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Turkey
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Tal An
Auatele
Ding Ryseian
Garninig
Berlin
Woodrow Wilson
Roesin la
Montreux
Rontrol
Veitala
Fraves
Yugoslavia
Japan
Liak
United Guards
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Romania
Tukey
Tila Tx
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Pater the Great
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Pater
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Bul
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Cathering Shypet
Cathering the Great
Black Sea
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Nuyklsn
Corte
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Tvan
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