Governor Dewey on Russia and the United Nations
Governor Dewey criticizes Soviet behavior at the United Nations and calls for clear talk on Moscow’s aggression. He argues Vishinsky Malik and Gromyka shield Russian aims, urging firm action to expose deception and resist aggression while praising U.S. diplomacy.
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Dewey
Savint Fovelgn
Vishinsky
United Salians
Dacob Malik
Spesie
Funkin
Lecking
Vishinsky, Malik, Gromyka & Co
Stone
Anul
Britain
Marg
Leonia
Statin
Malik
Koren
Malil
State Department
New York and World News Highlight Postwar Tensions
The report surveys Cold War era diplomacy and military posture as Washington weighs UN actions, with focus on U.S. leadership, Soviet influence, and Korea. It notes calls for diplomacy, the 38th parallel stalemate, and debates over Universal Military Training while detailing political friction and regional military movements. The piece references Governor, President, and Marshal positions amid international pressure.
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Shales
Frevden
Bondan
Greaude
Tte -Feomt
Aamtayey
Tian
Gible
Cai
Mere
Jman
Stalin
New York
United Nations
Wbout
Fere
Vere
Illa
Moscow
Jlo
United
Nat
Norea
Ile
U.N
Ghiga
Political Struggle Shapes Party Lines in 1948 Race
Fragmented text outlines a 1948 campaign scene with references to President Truman, Republican opposition, Harriman, Taft, and Senate players. It hints at debates over military and foreign policy, defense, and partisan rhetoric in Washington.
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Hous
Riwthon
Oman
Taft
Fevaril
Swantors Marge
Saltonstall
Codes
Vanden Keep
Smith
Marrayer
Harrie
Wlec-Fentren
Truman
Rans
Setaites Ffi
Mies
Mtd
Senate
Denman
Mihaugh
Maing
Sen
Charles Toney
Rain Drake
Alice
Uma
Ag ii
Maine
Moe
Congressiona
Thaly
Liapal
Inn
Ateatt
Jana
Jama Theleroy
Manana
Mitine
Pata Lota
Heya
Senator Malone Defends Bill Amid Heated Debate
A frazzled Senate floor erupts in a long session over a key energy and security bill. Malone faces sharp attacks from opponents as he insists the measure protects national interests while critics warn of unintended economic harm. Coalition leaders push for passage amid pressure from industry groups and labor unions.
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Malone
al Stok
Nevada Hemutstmvey Sonst
Cannes
Wade
Uae
Mary
Dale
Mitowe
Wally
Oferty
Urewen
Interesia
Bane
Ted Weal
Sloni Hui
Tvat
Loeb
Eugene
Gwen
Tarary
President Taft policy urged by labor league speaker
Fragmented text discusses President Wilson and party politics in foreign policy. It cites the American Federation of Labor urging Taft and opponents to support a nonpartisan approach to foreign affairs. It references the idea that partisan positioning harms national interest and notes Marinain’s influence and reactions.
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EU Prtedy
Providence Hylehn
Unilud
Hke Casar
W. Averet
Minipd
Adiinnityalim 10
Wien
Orentonts
Soliien
Anders
Dartiantiun
Iain Shin
Tre
Manon
Poli
Pal Wapelner
Wilson
Congress
Roosevelt
Fragmented Soviet-China Ties and Nehru's Possible Role
A garbled text discusses United Nations representation for Nationalist China and shifts in Soviet Chinese relations. It mentions India and Nehru, Communist veto dynamics in the Security Council, and speculative support for Maoist China, with unclear names and dates.
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Lwli
Nationale China
Manset
India
Neben
Stalin
China
Nehru
Solin
Vis
Use Coumnell
Comauiniah Chintay
Weyer
Dodia
Public service and housing concerns in The Record
Readers submit questions on anonymity in columns and the impact of housing conversions on rent control. The Record details policy on publishing names, civil service inquiries, birth certificates, and urban information programs while noting WFLY and WQNA radio contexts and a broader call for clarifications from Albany authorities.
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Tang
WQNA
Wfly-Fm
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A scrambled transcription discusses wartime planning and politics, citing Ray Tucker and unnamed officials. The piece questions funding for a large modern army, military training, and equipment, while touching on U S political races and House Senate outcomes. It references Democratic and Republican shifts and notes December era debates.
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Malik and Guerry Staff
A fragment rich in commentary on Malik, Sitadwyn, and the U.N. Security Council. The piece satirically recalls Sir Gladwyn and Western diplomacy, blending commentary on U.S. public reaction, television, and postwar political figures with references to Marshall, MacArthur, and Yugoslavia amid Cold War tensions.
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Washington
Malik
U.N. Security Council
Sitiladwyn
Elaine
Security Council
Sitadwyn
A. Hs
Ainoa
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A fragmented OCR style page presents a Q and A theme about word origins, spellings, pronunciations, and etymology. Queries discuss hostage pronunciation sailor words nonstandard contractions and historical spelling shifts with scattered references to dictionaries, scholars, and North American linguistics.
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Frank Colby
Akbatiers
Coiner
Biestio
Mastlention
Brooklyn
Pease
Leni
Royston
Geore Herkert
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