The Plunge of Confidence in the 1948 Party Arena
A lengthy commentary examines the Democratic and Republican fault lines as the 1946 fall and 1948 campaign loom. It argues overconfidence risks for Dewey, contrasts strong leadership with weak candidacy, and warns that complacency could sink the ticket despite past gains. It notes Democratic self-criticism and media doubt, urging vigilance as party fortunes hinge on perception and momentum.
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Montaak
Mny
Troy
New York
Sm Jima
Am Sil
Sveh
Dewey
Ile
Hoe
Esa
Raul
Ope
Truman Calls for Strict Communist Controls in Senate Debate
The article discusses President Truman and Abele pressing for strict Communist controls as Congress weighs security measures. It mentions calls for registration, potential emergency powers, and concerns over civil liberties amid debates on countering Communist influence.
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Iain
Ural
Tog
Sibel
Emy
Goring
McCartan
Fan
Truman
Mel
Pol Hien
Thes McCayran
Conaress Piney
Senate
Comosumiel Front Pvemiaie
Cammel
Fide Lowe
Sidney
Congress
Traffian
Edgar Thonver
Seine
Cammilinisa Vntass
Subsidy Debate Shapes American Music System
A long, error-filled critique discusses government subsidies to American music institutions, their impact on orchestras and artists, and the global shift of musicians toward Europe. It argues subsidies distort artistic merit, notes wartime finance and tax effects, and foresees continued public support for high culture amid economic pressures.
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Iilividwil Oilerige
Sonera Mieyer
Pura
Europe
Hanarofil
Ue Met
Washington
Buyone
Revernhent
Ture
Eucoue
America
Foreign ministers debate Western Europe's defense role
The piece discusses Western Europe relying on American aid against Soviet pressure and the uncertain role of Germany and other states in forming a united defense. It notes ministers from France and the United States weighing tentative plans as Germany debates contributing force, with caution about triggering broader conflict.
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Beein
Sehuniin
New York
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Germany
Tresslay
France
Han
Palivemen
Indiatey
Geran
jNoometier
Ubbapry
Bula
Hkiek
Gavan Armins
Europe
Hoemane
Jane Py Ivern
Wabh
Jms Aiives
Binghamton
Oma
ARIS
Pentagon
York
Israel
India
Holy City
Keane
Maval Wile
White
Noort
Pive
Merlin Luphilon
Gomntring
Ahomandsa
Jong
Wwe
IMF
RIGUL
Ronan
Bombers and UN Debate Split Over Soviet Incident
Coverage compares Soviet and American actions in a Korea era confrontation. It notes the United Nations debate after a Russian bomber was shot down and discusses Russia's legal stance and U.S. protest. The piece contrasts NATO allies’ reactions and mentions WAVES recruiting questions and Navy details.
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States
Pling
United Nations
Russia
Cred
Plame
Naval
Patel Volt
Ivo
Nations
Koena
Arne
Imiran Tovees
United Nations Command
Browpght
Nob
Fenardar
Yerone
Rusein Ming
Koreia
Letters to the Record on Anonymity and Editorial Rights
Readers request anonymity in letters to the Record Newspapers while proving good faith without names. The Record will not publish communications and reserves the right to edit and shorten letters. The missive critiques Washington leadership, praising General Arthur and Sir Arthur, and laments political pressure hindering candid statements.
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Record
Washington faces possible surplus and high defense costs
The article outlines Washington officials debating a potential fiscal surplus and the impact of rising expenditures. It notes that defense spending, new obligations, and delayed payments shape the budget outlook, with experts predicting mixed outcomes depending on Congress actions and defense programs.
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Halle
Soo Uevense
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Treasury
Eless
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Chodin
Dillon
Willi
Hinde
National Whirligig by Ray Tucker
A lengthy discussion by Ray Tucker on international policing and a proposed multinational force. The piece weighs the feasibility of a future world army, obligations of major powers, and implications for national sovereignty, funding, and command structures amid the Korean crisis.
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Ray Tucker
Military Mistakes Highlighted In Korea Crisis Analysis
Washington reports warn unpublished intelligence shows American prestige damaged by Korea. Critics argue lack of preparation, faulty weapons, and inadequate training plagued U S forces, with calls for a Senate investigation led by Lyndon Johnson. Germans warn of strong U S troop needs, while Russia and allies face mounting war pressures.
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Korea
Ganthenti
Piuce
Bellume
Holland
Lastanew
Husska
Navy
Provinus
Chien An Sa
Righ
MacArthur
Gavk
Pearl Harbor
Ryowia
Lyndon Dabnam
Texas
Pacific
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Jawin
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Ereener
Lena
Hazenlens
Russian Lanka
Dasuin
II Fa
U.S
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Air Force
U.S Am
Wis
Japan
Ehane
Sivng
Peregton
jUistonca de Philadelphia
Llite
Warhington
Odin
Wintington
Moscow
Teacher Seeks Stalin Aid to Restore Global Peace
A wartime era message from a Missouri teacher appeals to Stalin for world peace guidance. The letter, read at a local event, mentions support from Miss I. F. Johriken and references UNESCO, the United Nations, and Easter honors. It quotes praise of Allied leaders and calls for unity against aggression.
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Awe Weiter
Peamler Stalin
Rusin
Tino Vwellar
I. F. Johriken
Mother Sar
Indian Names For papoose And Counting Traditions
A fragmented discussion explains there is no single Indian name for papoose across tribes. It notes Algonquian as a major language family and cites Jobo Durant on naming, counting with twenty as a base, and digits from Latin origin. It mentions fingers, toes, and devices for calculation.
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Papousus
Indiana
Jobo Durant
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