The Troy Record Publication Terms 1910
The fragment outlines subscription terms for The Troy Record and related papers, listing pricing for weekly and monthly rates, mail options, and regional circulation notes. It mentions the Associated Press and publication rights, along with audit membership data for circulation.
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Great Wheat Hoax Critique of Food Conservation Policy
A critical examination contends the administration fabricates shortages to justify conserving wheat for Europe and to push price-support certificates. It cites Secretary Anderson admitting U.S. wheat surplus exists but price controls curb sales, arguing policy masks government control and dupes the public.
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Japanese renunciation of war centers on a united world order
General MacArthur says Japan’s proposed constitution marks a deep shift away from ancient military in the samurai age toward renouncing sovereign war. The Allies hold that true security may rest in a future association of nations with collective power, a step the world may or may not be ready to take.
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Atomic energy control pact nears Senate approval
The Senate Atomic Energy Committee reports agreement on a civilian agency controlled framework for domestic atomic energy with a military liaison, incorporating Senator Vandenberg's amended provision. The plan aims to place civilian authority while preserving military input and signals wider moves toward international control and ending nuclear warfare.
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Drama Critics withhold awards for best American and imported plays
The New York Drama Critics' Circle again withholds top honors for the season, citing four members’ abstentions and a lack of worthy entries. Ten votes were needed for a majority, but four abstained or declined, leaving no play deemed best.
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Evolution of American drama and its enduring greats
Readers reflect on American theater’s past while questioning today’s vitality. The piece recalls Pinero, Shaw, Robson, Zangwill, and O Neill, notes the rise and fall of playwrights like Sheldon, Walter, Belasco, and Stark, and laments shifting tastes amid a landscape of evolving fashion and performance.
United States Urged to Maintain World Role in Peace
The Providence Bulletin notes the U S government professes world responsibility for peace yet reveals a disintegrating power base due to demobilization and Congress reluctance to extend the Selective Service Act. It argues a stronger military is needed to sustain influence and prevent danger abroad.
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Tray Record Anniversary Marks Fifty Years of Local Paper
The Schenectady Union Star recounts the Tray Record’s first issue on April 4, 1986, noting the pressroom flood that halted print. It honors a half century of citizen effort, names a roll of honor, and salutes the independent paper and its successors for community impact.
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Record Letters Quietly Seek Anonymity And Public Debate
Readers submit letters to The Record with requests to remain unnamed while supporting civic views. The editor notes the paper may edit content and may shorten letters, and publication cannot be guaranteed.
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Army Promotion System in Postwar Reforms Debated
Washington observers argue Army needs a thorough reorganization after World War II to shift from meritless patronage to merit based promotions. The Adjutant General notes weak records, favoritism, and a rigid system that stalled efficiency and conscription enddependence. Officers criticized include those advancing due to politics rather than capability, fueling calls for a modern, impartial promotion process.
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Inflation Fight Windsor Cotton Debate Weighs on Farm Labor
Washington debates inflation and wage bills as cotton and textile interests push back against parity pricing. Observers warn that farmers and consumers face higher costs if legislators pass or block the proposed measures, with OPA policies and sugar reforms also under scrutiny. The shift in power toward industry groups could influence farm income and rural livelihoods this session.
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Fragmented Discussion On Word Origins And Dr Shrdu Pamphlet
A messy text examines the origins of the word hoard and related terms, referencing Anglo Saxon roots and a ship’s side. It questions the world’s geography, mentions Dr Shrdu and a pamphlet offer, and ends with a note about free copies and mailing details.
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