Communism in Education Discussed Amid Teacher Subversion Talks
A Troy Record commentary weighs the clash of communism and education, urging vigilance in schools and colleges against subversive ideas. It cites university and public-school cases, defends Americanism, and defers judgment until evidence clears individuals’ motives.
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M.lt
Dirk Struik
Herbert A. Philbrick
FBI
Struik
Philbrick
Shrusk
United States
Philibrick
University of Washington
Olivet
Jeffist
Wle
Easter Seals Effort Aids Crippled Children In Area
Volunteers urge donations to Easter Seals to fund care for crippled children. The society provides wheelchairs medical care and vocational guidance, with about 200 infants born crippled yearly in the region. Troys work includes home radios for disabled youths and ongoing public philanthropy supports the program.
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Society For Crippled Children
Troy
Senate approves 5.58 billion for European Recovery Program
After two weeks of debate the Senate authorized 5.58 billion for continuing the European Recovery Program, a sweeping 79 to 7 vote. Critics say the lengthy process wasted time and hindered clear policy, while supporters argue the aid sustains the Marshall Plan and counters communism. Amendments sought favored domestic production, risking inefficiency and bypassing broad goals.
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Senate
Hoffman
Mdles
Europe
Recoven
Senates
America
New York Mayor Faces Union Attacks Over Taxi Strike
Unions led by John J. Lean attack Mayor O. Daser over handling of the taxi strike, accusing him of bias and coverups while praising his neutrality. They argue the mayor failed to intervene, aiming to pressure the fleet operators and influence a labor board election.
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John L Lewis
New York
Aser
Coie
Min
Qdaser
Adeyi
Ovesers
John J. Lean
Oan
Beldly
Confcidenth
Uni A Ma Jms
Ahd
Labor Board
Marr O
Dwaet
Khown
Ace Nh
District 30
Odexer Arte
Tesson
Spending to Save: IRS Needs 3,500 More Employees
Commissioner George J Schoeneman argues Congress should fund 3,500 extra IRS staff to reduce tax errors and improper refunds. He says a larger force will raise revenue, stop losses, and curb cheating, noting current staff checks only a fraction of returns and urging that better enforcement benefits honest taxpayers.
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George J. Schoeneman
Internal Revenue
Congress
Schotneman
House
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Bureau
Revenue Bureau
Schoeneman
Scheooneman
Senate
Britain’s Cripps Warns of Ongoing Tax Burdens
Sir Stafford Cripps presents a budget that sustaining defense and social services will keep high taxation. Labor’s plan for more abundant life risks heavier costs for Britons as surcharges and betting taxes rise, with social programs and medicine kept as permanent obligations.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sir Stafford Cripps
House of Commons
Briain
Labor Party
Hfe
Britain
Sir Stafford
Iinetease
New York
Bruch
Icultio
Nation's Whirligig: 1952 Presidential Hopefuls Analyzed
Washington analysis surveys potential candidates for 1952. Names include Truman, Barkley, Eisenhower, Taft, and Stevenson among others, with assessments of ambition, viability, and party dynamics. The piece notes public sentiment, party factions, and key figures shaping the Democratic and Republican contests.
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Wasbgton
Truman
Barkley
Leisture
Letters Policy And Card Game Mentions In The Record
The Record Newspapers notes letters must be signed or not published and may be edited. A discussion describes a card game where players A B C bid and meld, with strategic aims to control points and prevent bidders winning. The writer Blayaqwn 120 meld is referenced, and CLT THROAT signs off.
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Anawer
Mac
Tien
Polish Official At Odds With Reds Over Economic Policy
A high ranking Polish official, amid factional tensions within the government, coordinates a series of public appearances and speeches while clashing with Reds over economic strategy. The official, noted as chair of a powerful Economic Committee, has faced shifts in central leadership and ongoing ministry actions.
Lobby ties intact as Washington lobbyists steer Congress
A Washington lobby network backed by manufacturers channels daily analyses of pending bills to senators and representatives. The American Enterprise Association claims nonpartisan aims while funding and guiding access through Malcom Hardgrove and a web of corporate leaders, with Democratic and Republican ties evident and Kilgore’s probe stalled in committee.
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Congress
Kilgore
Congresa Ia
Bowsty
USA
Piness
Pendie Legimin
American Exerprise Association
American Enterprise
Guy Wyatt
American Foundry Equipment
Ampocration
Malcolm Hardgrove
Irving Trust Company
No. 1
Wall Street
Hardgrove
Joe Marin
Wiliam Faston
Patten
Materal
Hardigrove
Maryin
Milne Alleied
Bara
Martin
Teedly
Aceury Bardgrove
Furmlahes Hess
Eddie Carr
National Association of Home Builders
Carr
Waverly Taylor
Clark Daniel
Joe Deckman
Hig Builders
Wlum
Bleénrance
American Enterprise Apnociation
Judiciary Committee
The Curious Journey Of Gorgeous And Chartreuse
The origin of the word gorgeous traces from Latin gorge to French gorgias and English, evolving from throat imagery to mean splendid or beautiful. Chartreuse stems from Chartreuse monastery, via monks and a color name, spreading to yellow hues and fashion.
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Hollywood
Gorgias
Chartreums
la Grande Chartreuse
Grenoble
France
UN to Shape Opinion on Police State Debate at General Assembly
Delegates at the United Nations discussed a focus on police state concerns as Hungary protests a church autonomy issue. Ras Aibe r, ambassador to Canada, urged broader assembly debate while Hungary objects to such discussions as a violation of sovereignty amid Cold War tensions.
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Bowles
Connecticut
Democrats
Gov. Thomas
Fa G.O.P
Warren
A. Taft
G.O
Willkie
Dewey
Taft-Hartley
Thomas Leathegt
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Henry Cabo
Locke
Harold A. Stanson
Vielentio
University of Pennsivvania
Ant
Vyanet-pax
Arthur H. Vansdenterg
Tali
James H. Dull
Pendexvania
Fen
Fintcis
Emer Dull
Poe
Lane Sychem
United Nations Aaid
Jose Cardinal Mindsaenty
United Nations
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Ras Aibe
Canada
VON
Assembly
Tha
Hungary
Bulgatian
Sofa
Erwin Canham
Serte Montor
Ases
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