Troy Record announces circulation terms and staff credits
The Troy Record announces subscription rates for Morning and Evening editions and lists staff roles including Marvin Kaitot Frank J. Tork and J Arthur Vier. It notes circulation statements from the Audit Bureau of Circulations and provides pricing for various term options and delivery areas in New York counties.
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Troy Record
Am Integenacat
Puniumer
Ovigmt
Marvin
Kaitot
Atin
Troy Record Company
Right Marvin
Frank J. Tork
Moet Kyat
Arthur Vier
Eome View Premien
Tere
Tyrer
Troy
Brenah Emraanae
Cea
DRERG
Albany
Rensauleer
Saratoga
Washimeton
New York State
Mennington County
Mau Wulede
Omomti
Audit Bureau of Circulm
Tally Averson
Troy Record Newspapers Abreast Of Progress Since First Issue
The Troy Record Newspapers describe decades of evolution from handmade type to automated presses. They note recent acquisition and operation of a new press as proof of commitment to advanced publishing for the public and readers.
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Trov
Ecord
River Street
Troy Record
The
Times Record
Pardo
United States
Nourse Plan Seeks Arm Europe Without Major Tax Hikes
Dr. Nourse proposes arming Europe under the earthouantic pact with funds from existing military spending and security programs. The plan aims to avoid large new taxes while enabling U S aid to rebuild and rearm Europe, with 15 billion targeted for equipment and forces. The suggestion faces opposition and questions about feasibility and timing.
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United Tates
Walnel Wang
Europe
Victarre
Pr. Nourse
Navy
Armament plans for Europe spark budget debates and delays
The proposal to arm European divisions faces military objections and budget scrutiny as Dr. Nourse advocates a broad defense buildup. Officials warn the plan could take five years and ten billion dollars, with tax burdens rising, while Congress hesitates amid civil rights legislation delays and partisan friction.
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Europe
Dr. Nourse
Congress
Administration
Pyramid Clubs debunked as illegal and unfair
The Record answers reader questions about Pyramid Clubs, calling them not legal or fair and describing them as a lottery-like scheme that transfers money from many to a few. It notes the plan relies on early participation, carries social appeal, but harms most entrants and is prohibited by law.
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Snanehods
Congress Faces Slow Pace as Truman Battle Persists
Journal reports on a fractured Democratic Party delaying action in Congress. Majority Leader Lucas signals firmer, faster measures possible this summer or fall while Speaker Hawkin discusses administration leverage. The piece notes Truman era tensions shaping schedules and accountability.
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Janice Pat
de Grepied
Truman
Congress
Lucas
Hawhain
Seadon
Aed Dentine
United Nations Faces New Scrutiny Amid Atlantic Pact Backdrop
The United Nations, under renewed critical attention in New York, is contrasted with the North Atlantic pact as a separate peacekeeping effort. The piece argues the UN has both failures and achievements, and that NATO may shadow but not replace the world body. It urges preserving the UN while awaiting its fuller effectiveness.
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General Assembly
New York
United Nations
Assembly
Evatt
Australia
Stee
50-Nation Association
World Organization
Union of Nations
North Atlantic
Current Comment Lesson of Greece
The author critiques U S policy in Greece arguing military aid to the Greek Army clashes with American values. It warns that reliance on force risks moral compromise and calls for political and economic conditions to foster democratic governance and popular morale rather than more arms. The piece urges Washington to reconsider assistance to Franco and Swain and focus on rebuilding conditions for democracy.
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Greece
United States
Thesians
Gree
Wisman
China
Kuomintang
Gilver
Washington
Atstance
Franco Swain
Letters and Pyramid Club Warnings Read in The Record
Readers comment on anonymity in letters to The Record and warn about pyramid schemes. Contributors discuss keeping names private, critique a pyramid club that collapses after rapid recruitment, and caution on student initiations and chain letter like schemes.
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington reports a largely undiscussed labor delegation tour from Scandinavian and European nations backs Marshall Plan aims and the North Atlantic Pact. The piece notes motives to study living standards and industrial systems while stressing the delegation’s potential impact on American unions and public opinion.
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Washington
State Department
England
Thank You Kindly Pet Speech Peeve Discussion
A letter discusses the expression thank you kindly and its usage in letters and broadcasts. It cites examples from business correspondence and radio sign offs, contrasts meanings, and suggests discarding the phrase for more straightforward wording. The piece references Mrs LW, Arvin, and Frank Colby in Pomona California and notes critiques of speech form in public discourse.
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James T. Mander, Jr
Pittsburg
Fomona
Arvin
W. Teh
Frank Colby
Coin and I Stamp Corner analysis of world coin issues
Czechoslovakia issues a new 1845 109 krone coin for the republic's 20th anniversary featuring a full figure on the obverse with a wreath and dates 1218-108, while Japan receives 16 new copper coins. Israeli, British, and New Zealand coin plans are noted, including potential die breaks in Canadian issues and 20 0 commemoratives for Lee Isaer. The piece discusses coinage trends, meltings, and implications for collectors.
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Czechoslovakia
Republic
Japan
Canada
George VV
George VI
Great Britain
Kang George VI
New Zealand
Fenland
Lee Isaer
Barkley says Truman program in better shape than public realises
Vice President Barkley briefed the cabinet on the Truman program for Capital Hill predicting that much of the housing aid education and school bills will be fenced off from Congress He warned pessimistically about Taft Hartley civil rights and minimal wage bills and said the health bill could not pass this year He also noted no tax bill would pass despite President Truman’s push and hinted at tax revision. Meanwhile Soboloff the Russian UN assistant secretary general vanished returning to Russia with funds and files a mystery that prompted Lie to declare him fired. The article contrasts House efficiency under Rayburn and McCormack with Senate obstruction by Republicans and Southern Democrats. The New York German exhibit opens under U S Army protection with Nazis possibly present and controversy over exhibitor identities. Trip plans aim to Milwaukee Chicago Pittsburgh and Buffalo if public opinion allows.
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CLO
Avttalla
Questa
Arca
America
John Ll. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Pirite
Washington
Barkley
Capital Hill
Congress
Truman
James
United Nations
Arcady Soboloff
U.N
Soboloff
Trygve Lie
Russia
Sobolof
Moscow
Senate
Renate
House
Sam Kaybure
John McCormack
Maassachusettes
South
Rayburn
McCormack
Tombyone
Beautiful
New York
L. 3
Army
Museum of Science and Industy
Germany
Snandal
Geman
Peter Pixie
Piais
Mra
Piain
Clay
Hebert Gross
Pearl Harbor
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburg
Buffalo
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