Block Market in Automobiles and the Public Price War
Regional APA Director Lestoy W. bherang notes a brisk automobile black market in Yeng and densselaer County and nationwide. Buyers chasing new cars face backorders and dealers charging extra above ceiling prices, with only widespread public resistance able to end the practice.
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Lestoy W. Bherang
Densselaer County
OPA
Jose
Anen
Gous
Kevengns
Hheir
Football Reform Feuds Rise Amid Big University Pressure
An article surveys rising commercialization in college football as top programs recruit broadly, prompting debate over integrity. It notes Princeton captain Neil Gundel's Utah visit, resignations at West Point, and coach protests at Virginia Military Institute, urging universities to play only peers to curb talent drain and preserve Ivy League stature.
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Ohl Nassau
Utah
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Aandel
Shorty McWillhins
West Pot
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Sliva
Mississippi
Navy
Scott
Minisi
Mornsehneyer
Kelly
Sondhein
Enach
Virghna Military Institute
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Democratic Party Links With Communists In New York State
A sharp editorial accuses the Democratic Party of forming a coalition with Communists and the American Labor Party in New York to win state offices. It cites Roosevelt’s New Deal as opening doors to radical elements and warns that the Meade Lehman race could be swayed by Communist and allied votes, urging strong denunciation of the alliance.
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Hook
Roosevelt
Milt
New York State
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American Labor Party
Maud
John J. Bennet
Jim Farley
Arley
Thumbs Town
Mead
Thonh
Jim
Bannerats
Republicats
Paul Fitzpatrick
Jonah Epstein
Stewart
Court of Appeals
Longshoremen boycott Yugoslav shipments over airstrike
The Longshoremen refuse to load ships bound for Yugoslavia in protest of the shooting down of American airmen. Debates rise over whether the union oversteps state authority, with critics arguing a dangerous policy precedes official channels. The action hinges on accountability for the deadly command to fire.
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Mie Whion
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Unakra Good IL
Yugoslavia
Tito
State Department
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Amy
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Ayensoanent
Stalin
Truman
Mehl
As Goes Maine A Broad View Of Its Politics And Polls
Maine’s political mood is analyzed as Republican strength grows, with Maine once a national barometer shifting due to industry and changing issues. The piece notes a two to one Republican plurality in a local election and suggests national echoes, while observing waning Maine influence as a national predictor.
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Providence Bulletin Reports Large Scale Civilian Cuts
The administration announces drastic economy by reducing civilian employees by about 159,786 by mid November with many transfers to state employment and others eliminated. Despite the cut, total civilian payroll remains higher than during 1945 or earlier, prompting questions about the scope and timing of the retrenchment.
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Department of Commerce
Record Letters Reflect Privacy and Public Opinion
Readers submit anonymous letters to The Record urging privacy in column publications while voicing frustrations with Sunday shopping limits and local service hours. The page also features reader questions about a light bulb’s value and a call to protest wartime indemnity payments to the Soviet bloc, urging action through President Truman.
Crump McKellar fight over campaign funds exposed
The Senate committee on campaign expenditures investigates Tennessee and Mississippi cases of alleged misuse of money and political pressure. Memphis officials press claims of impartiality breaches, while veterans oppose the Crump machine. Pleasants and other figures defend or attack procedures, secrecy, and election tactics amid party clashes.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round implodes labor and policy ties
Drew Pearson outlines a tangled Washington dispute weaving labor leaders maritime union wage demands with government wage stabilization, labor officials, and ship administration figures. The piece tracks friction over proposed pay hikes, industry resistance, and political maneuvering across labor, Congress, and the White House.
Chapman cites fees need of coordination in party runoff
New York coverage reports Republican campaign manager Alger H. Shappan saying fundraising targets are limited to leading nominees in the upcoming election. He notes optimism among candidates and criticizes Democratic leaders for alleged sellout moves while Mead remains unaligned. The piece discusses cross party endorsements and internal maneuvers affecting Senate and gubernatorial races.
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Radio portrait review praises Miss Sauih and Mina Smith for voice and enunciation while noting Vale Stottth’s nasal tone and overly high pitch. Critics applaud standard American pronunciation and homey charm but fault the program’s script and political content. Next week features Gabriel Honller.
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