Might Call On Dewey For Help In Arizona Politics
An Arizona column argues Acting Governor Dan Garvey and ally Hal Mitchell risk bankruptcy predictions. It suggests invoking New York Governor Dewey’s tax experience, while proposing budget cuts, a budget comptroller, and a tax survey to reveal true taxpayer burdens and restrain steep indirect taxes.
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Arizona
Hal Mitchell
Dan Garvey
Garvey
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Garvey-Mitchell
Dinky
Dewey
New York
Mr. Garvey
Sidney P. Osborn
Commonwealth
Osborn
Joe Hunt
Arizona Tax Commission
Messrs. Petersen
Thad Moore
Bentley Spy Controversy Under Congressional Scrutiny
The Bentley case in Washington draws scrutiny as Elizabeth Bentley testifies before a congressional committee. The FBI may have checked much of her testimony, while questions remain about Attorney General Tom Clark's handling and the government's delayed response amid Cold War tensions.
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Elizabeth T. Bentley
Washington
Miss Bentley
Congressional Committee
FBI
Tom Clark
Department of Justice
Bentley
Ussr
United States
un-American Committee
un-American Activities Committee
Truman
Congress
Guru letters and Wallace aid progressives threat to nation
The author defends Pegler's Guru letters analysis and questions Henry Wallace as their author. He likens the Progressive movement to dangerous extremism, cites Lee Pressman Abt and Marcan tonio, argues Wallace is a tool for a world Communist influence, and urges a strong U.S. response.
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Guru
Westbrook Pegier
Pegler
Roerich
Mongolia
China
Pegler Stooge
Mencken
Wallace
Berlin
Progressive Party
Bull Moose
la Follette
Hitler
Munich
Lee Pressman
John Abt
Vito Marcantonio
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt
Truman
Legal But Was it Ethical by Westbrook Pegler
New York August 3. Felix Frankfurter used his political influence beyond Supreme Court duties shaping wartime policy and staffing. The piece argues his actions in Stimson’s appointment and in placing allies into key roles crossed ethical lines and intertwined with Roosevelt’s administration and domestic politics.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Washington
Frankfurter
War Department
Henry L. Stimson
Harold Ickes
Frank Murphy
Stimson
State Department
Roosevelt
Eleanor the Great
Ickes
Jim Farley
Walter Trahan
Farley
Louis D. Brandeis
Cordell Hull
John G. Winant
Great Britain
Hull
Winant
Social Welfare Group
Harry Hopkins
King Features Syndicate, Inc
McGrath says Dems can win if team stays healthy
Chairman McGrath of the Democratic National Committee says the party can win in November if it can keep the team together. He notes about a third of the team already is out for the season with injuries.
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McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Kansas City Times
Trouble With Video
A column humorously critiques home built television kits from Transvision Inc of New Rochelle New York. The author mocks the complex diagrams and compares past radio DIY with today’s push to assemble ready to assemble sets. The piece ends with a political aside about Puerto Rican immigration and industry.
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New York
Transvision, Inc
New Rochelle
N. Y
H. D. Suesholtz
KDKA
Transvision
Henry Wallace
Clare Luce
Philadelphia
Uncle Robert
Puerto Rico criticized by New York authors in Manhattan book
Washington scene notes Puerto Rico’s advertising as a vacation spot while New York authors Jack Lait and Lee Mortimer of the New York Mirror condemn the book New York Confidential. The writers claim 600000 Puerto Ricans live in New York and accuse political forces of steering migrants for votes, costing the city millions in relief.
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Geo Washington
Puerto Rico
Jack Lait
Lee Mortimer
The
New York Mirror
Messrs. Lait
Mortimer
New York
Ziff-Davis
Manhattan Island
Virgin Islands
Manhattan
Dixon
Lait and
Rep
Vito Marcantonio
ALP
New York City
Marcantonio
Welfare Department
Antonio Fernos-Isera
Abraham Diaz
Commission
Century of Principle And The Promise Of A United World
The Christian Science Monitor ponders whether 1948 will fuse America’s wealth with Europe’s unrest. It argues for a century of principle surpassing national or class divides, urging cooperative action toward an invisible common good beyond left and right.
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America
Europe
Henry Luce
Henry Wallace
Christian Science Monitor
Lesson in politeness from a boy at a professor's home
A small boy dines with a distinguished professor. On return his mother asks if he was polite. He explains that when his meat slipped to the floor he calmly said, That's always the way with tough meat. Tracks Magazine.
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Congressional
Kansas City Star
Harold Laski
Harvard
Laski
David K. Niles
Neihaus
White House
Palace
Niles
Felix
Trouble With
Robert C. Ruark
Clare Boothe Luce
Mr. Diaz
Diaz
King Features
Washington Scene
California
Marx
Engels
France
Germany
Napoleon III
Bismarck
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