Corning Attacks Dewey Finance Policy In Albany Speech
Mayor Corning of Albany criticizes Governor Dewey for fiscal policy and wartime taxes in his campaign debut. He labels Republican handling of state finances as misdirected while praising Dewey’s surplus and tax cuts, arguing Corning’s line to undermine the GOP will fail with voters. He contends Democratic rhetoric ignores wartime income levels and the need for public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardslus Corning
Alsbany
New York
Albany County
Dewey
Nathan L. Miner
Roosevelt
Lehman
Oiay Albney
Corning
Ws Party
Albany
Veterans of Foreign Wars Press Ban on Communists for Office
The Veterans of Foreign Wars urge Congress to ban Communists from seeking public office at the polls. They argue Communists betray American birthright, refuse plural loyalty, and aim to seize power from within. The piece weighs the need for legal safeguards against Communist influence and loyalty to constitutional governance.
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Mui
Congress
Withis Yoac
Vetidla
Fragmented Freedom Essay Reflects on Censorship and Democracy
The piece argues that unrestricted expression is essential and warns that even slight challenges to ruling power threaten freedoms. It suggests democracy relies on vigilant debate and warns against overreaction to perceived threats from within the system.
Byrnes Sets Path for German Destiny at Stuttgart
Byrnes outlines a new American framework for postwar Germany a federation of states with a provisional government and a constitutional council. He contrasts it with Moscow’s Soviet domination offering unity under Russian dictation, urging Allied unity to create an independent, economically healthy Germany while warning of conflicting aims among Allies.
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Byrnes
Stuttgart
Germany
Molotov
Soviet Union
Russi Adroits
Poland
Bulgaria
Carmany
Russia
United States
Britain
IP Yance
Germiny
Rossini
Stevetin
Confession of Failure in Heirens Case Prompts Reform Calls
A flawed investigation and weak prosecutorial action near Chicago led to Charles Heirens awaiting life terms for multiple murders. The State's Attorney admitted no solid new evidence beyond Heirens's own confessions, sparking calls to overhaul city police procedures and criminal justice practices to prevent recurrences and curb taxpayer burden.
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Ivan
Chiewyn
Windy City
William J. Tuohy
Heirens
Chicago
Ndt
Meirens
Linois
Semait cMeers
Hellens
Winns
The Soviet threat and a looming ultimatum debate
The text argues that the USSR will not yield peacefully and urges the United States to prepare decisive action. It warns Moscow aims to provoke delay, seeks to unite nations by fear, and predicts renewed pressure to force concessions. It calls for frank talks with Soviet leaders and the threat of force if diplomacy stalls.
New Diplomatic Service Policy in Canada Unveiled
Premier Ming appoints L. St Laurent as External Affairs head with separate posts planned for 1947. Netman Noberlaon becomes High Commissioner to the United Kingdom while Ainne Wrang takes the Washington Embassy role. The reform mirrors British practice by promoting career diplomats, with respect for governing state needs and experience.
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Canara
Montreal Star
Mace Kenaie King
Ming
L. St. Bauent
Justice
Wll
Bolls
Wepartreuly
Netman Noberlaon
Oes U
London
Vineet Atassey
Ainne Wrang
Secrvnary
Aflatva
Mire
Pearson
Washington
Ottawa
Ab. Uamne Wrang
Gatada
Lord Palmerston
Sir Laurent
Nglion
Norma Nabertsat
United Kingdom
Robertson
O. J. Skellen
Pulse of the People Sieg VW 8 at Cities
The Record Newspapers publish readers letters with anonymity possible upon request but reserve the right to edit for length and clarity. Names may be withheld, yet publication cannot be guaranteed.
Scout Clubs Plant Acorns Amid Civic Praise
A town brief notes Boy Scouts and 4H clubs planted numerous acorns and pine saplings in Oneida County to support reforestation and wildlife. It mentions native nuts sold locally, community gatherings, and a call to continue children’s planting to benefit hardwood lumber and animal habitat.
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Nytreas Vauieltivt
Dior
Phe Reeves
Mifnet
Conter
Iveland
Littoweil
Seltaylur-Herkinn
Goanky
Cbarty
Bet Glubs
Oneida
Iw Slike
Tomihal
Beau
American Farmer Opposes Longer Work Week After War
Washington correspondent reports that farmers push for shorter work weeks during wartime, with plans to ease labor after food demand drops. Brown buys land at higher prices, funds savings spent, and many farmers face rising debt as mechanization and market shifts reshape rural life and labor needs.
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Iy Douglas Larsen
NIA Washington Correspondenit Washington
NEA
Stupet
Eren
Blair
Sherman E. ToNngon
Bam
Johnson Veporty
Greminten
U.S
Panpower Ahorlane
Hutalve
U. S
Bey Hal
Jana
Mitia Apara
June
Brown
Junes
Jones
Turmers
Anmer
Esau
Ik Shor
Parmer Broyn
Wian
British and Yank Soldiers Break Up Yugoslav Rally
British and American troops dispersed a 1,500-strong Yugoslav sympathizer demonstration near Trieste during a weekend Italian surrender anniversary celebration. Soldiers used clubs and cartridge belts to separate protesters as women cried shouting nationalist slogans. one British soldier was wounded.
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Dunia
Tayen Ten Alles
Trieste
Milad
Liaban
Venezia
Partianns
Severnal
Aillen
Asciat
Pearse
Clus
American Salle Wifferad
Hungarian Cardinal Spars with Soviet Era Government
Cardinal Mindzenty condemns Hungarian authorities over church rights and persecution of clergy. He accuses the government of suppressing Catholic activities while Soviet influence grows, citing internments and pressured church protests.
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Governmwok Wembigied Roteeny Ta Fosslin
Tnsctat
Branter
Lahwavn
Coviinal
Pybar
Feyend Nagy
Vv. PB. Bylhday
Actthy Chatymian
Allied Control Commission
Elureh
Comeital-zontine Uled
Chirchnd
Budapest
Dram Rarion
Bagilel
Cinnera
Byartilor
Nagy
Doliu
Pertindt
Catholic Clargy
Gaedinal Chad
Red Army
Himysurian
Catholiclin
Ryan
NKVD
Word Play and Language Quirks From A Paper Teletype
A fragmented reader column explores linguistic quirks and pronunciation, naming terms for fear of heights, nursery meanings, and verb forms. It references nerophobe and arkhadelan lore, notes mispronunciations, and mentions an OPA order on wage increases in Miami, with responses from readers and commentators.
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Milwaukee
Berath
Arkadelpnlas
Fareetta
Gertrude Sint
Kansas City
Frank Colby
Conyripat
Bell Byndteate
Peace or War Face China Civil Strife Threat
Fragmented analysis discusses China’s civil war prospects between Kuomintang and Communists, noting government advantages, Communist guerrilla limits, and potential long conflict. Army strength, air power, and supply lines are weighed, with emphasis on avoiding direct large battles and maintaining potential peace negotiations.
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China
Gibna
Daly
Heth Aviliey
Miional Party
Cion
Ral
Avaid
Iit Plig
Aviniet Dy Manchunky
Syepingkal
Daya
Yomorsonte
Kuomintang
Manchui
Warsheen
Norte
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