Veterans plan sparks debate over cost of farm parity
The piece discusses lawmakers and figures like Mr. Taylor and Mr. Dunne debating postwar price supports and farm parity costs viewed against military veterans needs. It cites a projected plan costing about 17 billion dollars by 2000, with criticism of focusing on price parity over farmer livelihoods and veterans considerations.
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Legion
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Congress
Taylor
Ome
Althat
Finley Peter Dunne
Miguise
Peter Deoley
Agreement on Western Germany At Last
Britain France and the United States reach a unified plan on Western Germany after years of deadlock. The accord limits Allied power to three areas security occupation costs and government form within a three nation framework requiring unanimous decisions, with other issues decided by majority. This breakthrough is seen as key for Europe’s recovery and against communist expansion.
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Britain
France
Acheson
Germany
Washington
United States
Russia
Antil
America
Farm price supports urged as new policy aim
The article discusses Secretary Brannan proposing a reform of farm price supports to reduce consumer costs and stabilize farmers’ incomes. It critiques current price supports for keeping fodder costs high and explores a policy shift toward withholding farmers income to influence prices, with debate among officials about fiscal impact and market effects.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Etree
Ao Aseumek Tr
Yoeserdenia
Politimg
Santas
Dee Ladies
Dordestals
Ana
Witness Reveals FBI Role in Communist Trial Revelations
Herbert A. Philbrick, 33, of Melrose Massachusetts, testifies as an undercover FBI agent after nine years in the Communist movement. His shocking disclosures expose party violence and internal tactics, startling defendants and undermining defense pleas of unfair surprise.
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New York
Herbert A. Philbrick
Melrose
Massachusetts
Communist Party
FBI
Enoug
Mr. Philbrick
Hos
Louis Budenz
The
Daily Worker
Ther
Wathead
Meme Bersike
Philbrick
R Ji
President Truman Era Reflections On Civil Rights And Politics
A dated Washington column critiques Truman era politics noting broken promises and partisan splits. It argues Democrats misread public sentiment, Republicans show indifference, and civil rights legislation faces stiff opposition while Truman struggles to recover from earlier popularity.
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Washington
Wes
Truman
Tie
Theodore Roosevelt
Menaiels
Bedder
Hises
Itn
Aiden
Simla
Tom
The Money Does Matter Henry Taylor Challenged at Hearing
John Thomas Taylor as Washington Legion leader is described as assertive and forceful during a congressional hearing on the Rankin pension bill. Representative Teague challenged him while allegations of pressure and reprisals surfaced in the session.
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John Thomas Taylor
American Legion
Washington
Representative Teague
China and China policy in the cold war balance
The column argues Chinese Communists prove agrarian reform claims false while jeopardizing U S interests as Nationalist forces collapse in China. It warns that arming Chiang Kai-shek risks aid reaching the Kremlin and notes the uncertain path to halting Communist influence across Asia amid a failing Chinese government and broader strategic stakes.
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Washington Star
Soviet Union
Kremlin
United States
Free World
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Noross
Winston Churchill
Boston
India
Ava
Ania
Tring
Europe
Tito
Yugoslavia
Vie
Asia
Letters and local debate fill Record pages
Readers argue anonymity in letters to The Record. The piece shows editor’s policy on publishing names and edits. A letter from Waterford’s Squire Saratoga discusses political critique and constitutional concerns and a North vs South Troy boundary question prompts a historian’s reply.
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Hea Bo
Record
South Troy
Ferry ‘Street
Canal Avenue
North Troy
101St Street
Glen Avenue
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Ray Tucker critiques Truman era politics, accusing Democratic platform promises of bluster and strategic misdirection. He argues conservative and Southern Democrats would block civil rights and welfare pledges, while Republicans and capitalized rhetoric shaped public fate.
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Ray Tucker
Tyman
Jynettohg
Congress
Gair Tim
Myer
Fennrghanin
Truman
South
Heates
Capitol Hill
Traman
Washington roundtable surfaces Alaska tax and Groening testimony
Clerks report Cap Lathrop as Alaska theater owner and press figure accused of backing taxes while Groening faces questions before Interior Affairs. Alaska opponents mobilize 41 supporters flying to Washington as Bevin and Gromyko cocktail chatter unfolds and Senate probes weigh political blame.
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Alaska
Aimekan Utstohowd
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
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Ermset Groening
Senate
Charlie Jones
U. S
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Tednay
Tyro
Groening
Robert Hoops
O'Mahoney
Iowa
Hoops
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WAR OF Cocktaitas
Bevin
Gromyko
Queen Mary
Hector McNeil
Southampton
New York
Dep‘uty
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Bill Boyle
Truman
Democratic National Committee
Colonial Airlings
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White House
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Consolidated ¥Ulton Aircraft
Air Force i
Oullum
Louie Johnson
Secretary of
National Defense
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Lung Power
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Sentate
Delaware
John Williams
Rett
FL Perater
Wilmington
Don’t Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A reader column on word usage and pronunciation. Covers welcome versus you are quite welcome, debate on cahape versus kanapay, and sample notes from readers and editors. Includes quips about grammar trends and a playful correction scene.
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Frank Colby
Mr. Vernon
American College Dictionary
Random Houses
Pilsburg
G. Hi. A
San Gabriel
Coity
Maar
Sonneying
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University
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