Mead for Governor Amid Federal Payroll Debate
Senator James M. Mead campaigns in Detroit with delegates from the National Federation of Federal Employees while toying with payroll cut rhetoric. The piece contrasts his views with Governor Dewey's record of tax cuts, surplus funds, and public building 있으며 argues Mead risks economic misdirection and political opportunism in an election year.
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Detroit
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Leman
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The Strike Monopoly and a Truckers Lockout
A committee plans another look at monopolies and antitrust funds. The author argues the Sherman Act needs strengthening and questions congressional action as a widespread strike disrupts production in coal and distribution, threatening millions. The truck strike in New York and surrounding areas is cited as a major new monopoly-like disruption.
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Jily
New Jersey
Pennsylyvania
Coke
Congress
Toom
House Small Business Committee
Anti Trust
New York
General Assembly Move Would Aid Soviet Aims Says Report
A United Nations relocation proposal would shift the General Assembly from New York to Geneva or Paris, prompting delay. Russians fear resource strains in dual diplomacy while arguing the move would aid Soviet influence and risk weakening world peace machinery. The piece notes New York’s selection to curb European rivalries and warns a shift could push the United States toward isolationism.
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Vishinsky
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Paris
General Assembly
America
Europe
United Nations
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Balkans
Parle
Asia
United Nations Sounding Board
Chile faces multi candidate vote with Congress to choose
Chile's multi party race shows fragility of the system as four candidates vie for the presidency without an absolute majority. If no winner, 192 Congress members decide. About 500,000 voters, roughly 75 percent of those qualified, cast ballots Wednesday as the rightists fail to unite and radical Communist factions gain ground.
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Jfour
Congress
Paul
Cjvaly
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Nominen
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Chilean election shows Communist rise unsettles Liberals
Post election analysis notes Conservative candidate led popular vote while Liberal backers fear Communist gains. Despite Alleysander receiving over 190000 votes, Conservatives fall short, and Communists gain leverage though never before in government, prompting Liberal hesitation to cooperate and speculation about cabinet roles.
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Mernanda Allesandrhikg
Alleysander
Lie Ranning
Hifvhad
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Congress
Yen
Communist Party
Those Crim Russian Fairy Tales
A column criticizes Soviet officials and Pravda for purported war myths about the Japan conflict. It cites Stalin Molotov and Gromyko, lists wartime events, and urges the U.S. to tell the Russian people the truth about lend-lease and allied support while warning against appeasement of Moscow.
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Okinawa
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Sam
America
Pravda
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This House That Jack Built Echoes In Market Prices
Fragmentary newspaper note compares rising house prices and grain crop reports to the nursery rhyme about the house that Jack built. Mentions trem and glows, a Deculy expert, and hints at Christmas preparations and consumer concerns.
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Readers Seek Anonymity in Letters to The Record
The Record publishes reader letters with requests for anonymity while stressing the right to edit and shorten. Contributors discuss labor wage differences, carpenters’ overtime double time, and disputes over pay equity across trades and projects.
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Ray Moley on Stock Market Clues and Political Signals
Moley argues the stock market reflects national mood and political leverage. He notes speculation about government influence and party motives may drive declines, urging clarity on facts if a crash is genuinely justified.
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Republica Congress
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Arab Aim Independence From British Mandate in Palestine
Palestine Arabs argue for independence from British rule while contending Zionist immigration and Jewish state plans threaten Arab land and identity. The piece surveys Arab leaders, political factions, education needs, and foreign influence as it weighs to a future independent state under a UN framework or negotiations.
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London
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Coin and 4 Stamp at Corner Debates on Value and New Issues
A local note discusses coin and stamp values, upcoming editions, and price changes. It mentions American and foreign stamps, a six cent supply, and new volumes planned by a publishing house. The piece notes higher values for rare items, with caveats about paper shortages and limited availability at Troy post offices.
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Thamotera Albina
Ali
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Troy
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Sevier
Tennessee
Venter
Uranium Reaction Pile Burns Five Pounds in 3 Years
Knoxville report from a university energy conference notes a uranium reaction pile burns five pounds in three years. UT physicist Dr Mallard and consultant Dr Pollard discuss production of energy, comparing chemical methods to fusion and coal use, with hydrogen powering the pile in proof of concept.
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