Peace Conference Views From London Broadcast
The article discusses the London meeting of foreign ministers with Secretary of State Byrnes overseeing American ideals. It emphasizes Europe’s postwar hardships and the need to prevent renewed aggression by the Reich. The piece underlines U S resolve to use influence for human freedom and lasting peace.
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Pesce Byrnes
Coun
Tigma
Gemeines Eisenhower
MacAre
Byrne
London
America
Europe
Reich
Byrnes
Sretats
Stare James
Italy Germany and the Big Five in postwar deadlock
The article analyzes postwar pressures on Italy and the role of the United States under UN trusteeship. It warns that Italy must restore self rule and sign a peace with the Big Five or US support will continue. It notes Russian influence and opposition to puppet governments and calls for new peace treaties with postwar states amid possible election delays.
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Italy
United Nations
United States
America
Trais
Africa
United Mas
Russia
Mediterranean
Council of Foreign Ministers
London
Britain
Burgfax
Rumania
Hungary
Washington
Germany
Havana
Mexico
State Department
Macy
KL G
Parri government faulted as rubber stamp says rights limited
The speaker criticizes the Parri government as powerless under occupying authorities and unable to negotiate. They argue peace requires sovereignty restored, elections would be difficult, and any London talks must await Big Five ratification, leaving the path to peace long and painful.
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Parri
London
As Organization
Geomks
Lely
Justice Catches Up With Quisling
A harsh critique of Vidkun Quisling's collaboration with the Nazi regime. The author denounces his betrayal of Norway, portrays his trial as a public reckoning, and argues his name should serve as a warning to future traitors.
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Quisting
Norway
Vidhun
Benedich Aravis
Arnold
Des Deat
Saratoga
America
Quisling
Oslo
Vocational Testing for Returning Soldiers urged as nation’s path
The piece argues for scientific vocational testing to guide veterans into fitting careers. It highlights the Vocational Records Bureau led by Charles K. Taylor, which uses in depth assessments of capacity and interests rather than simple questionnaires. It cites support from Eastern preparatory schools and notes the potential for scholarships and better national efficiency.
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Charles K. Taylor
New York
Truman era finance debate sparks Republican opening
Opinion notes President Truman’s war to peace transition stirs GOP critique. It warns of mounting debt, high taxes, and wartime spending, arguing Republicans must seize the first real opening to shape postwar policy while addressing inflation risks and fiscal restraint.
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Altice
Truman
Washington
Congress
Letters to The Record Run in Readers Chimes
A collection of unsigned letters and editor responses from The Record. Topics include anonymous submissions policy, Mother Shipton prophecy, tuberculosis cure skepticism, refugee import concerns, lice treatment advice, and a nighttime parking ban plea.
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Mother Shiptas
Mother Shipton
After War Talk on Cure for Tuberculosis Germ
Editor argues for a medicine to cure and kill the tuberculosis germ to achieve complete eradication. He notes wartime death toll and anticipates many more cases as the disease spreads. The remark frames medical progress as a national imperative postwar.
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Tne Record
Current Comment on War and Postwar Impoverishment
The piece argues war leaves irreparable human loss while spurring peacetime innovation. It notes new production techniques and atomic insight emerge from conflict and could boost American life, with Minnesota’s iron ore resources highlighted as a long term national asset.
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Minneapolis Star-Journal
America
Minnesota
United States
Call for a full wartime inquiry on armed services
The piece argues Congress should examine how the Army, Navy and Air Forces operated during World War II and in the occupation of Japan. It condemns propaganda by high officers to shape postwar defense structure and urges openness about wartime mistakes to guide future reforms.
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Washington
Yokohama
Japan
U. S. Joint Chiefs
Asl
Department of National Defense
Army Air Et
Congress
Department of National
German Generis
Army Air Forces
Aray
Armed Service
Armed Services
Pearl Harbor
Eisenhower
Geaeral MacArthur
Nimitx
Truman
Department of Defense
Department “of Défense
Paix Ds
Navy
Estimadia
Amitice
Washington Merry-Go-Round seesaw on Maine labor issues
The column discusses labor supply in Maine after World War II, noting Sen. Brewster and Assistant Secretary Moran clashing over farm and shipyard labor needs. It also covers Mrs. Pauley’s Per Diem controversy and the travel limits of U.S. delegations, highlighting tensions between farm wages and wartime employment.
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Washington
Livewire
Atalph Brewster
Maine
Carl Moran
Portland
Senzior Brewster
Moran
Aroomook County
Aroosteex
Miss Perkins
Lebes
War Labor Board
War Manpower Commission
Morus
Employment Service
Aroostook
Cura
Shipyard Bird Aviation
Ed Pauley
Moscow
Democratic National Committee
Mississippi and New York in a clash of politics and propaganda
Westbrook Pegler critiques New York demagogues who demonize Mississippi and Senator Bilbo. He traces campaigns, Klan history, and debates over unified military command, arguing Americans owe no apologies to Mississippians while contrasting regional flaws and strengths.
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Mississippi State
Bilbo
New York City
Llics
Negroea
Perdona
Mississippi
New York
Httle
Reveille pronunciations debated by readers and dictionaries
A reader discussion covers American and British pronunciations of reveille. Arguments reference Kipling and Scott, noting Scott’s Scottish origin and American usage shaped by the public preference. The exchange cites A D Toronto and D T BL Westerville Ohio voices.
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Wn.a
Ann Arbor
A.D
Toronto
Ll. JK
Washington, D.C
Kipling
Bir
Bareilly
Leeds
Lahore
D. T
Westerville
Ohio
Scott
Huntsman
Stumbrous
Etaoin Shrdiu
Walter Scott
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