Public notices and editorial on fiscal policy in Troy Record
The fragment includes publisher details, subscription rates, and circulation notes for The Troy Record, followed by an editorial critique of U S fiscal policy. It argues the deficit has risen to be a major factor in capital shortages and questions welfare versus patriotism rhetoric.
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Murder Will Out in Baltic Sea Incident
The piece condemns Soviet actions after a naval patrol plane was shot down over the Baltic. It accuses Moscow of brutal murder of ten crew members, fabricating falsehoods about territory and gunfire, and failing to rescue survivors. Washington's protest is strong but restrained, seeking world judgment.
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Dulles Sees China Policy Linking UN Seats To Order
Former Senator Dulles argues recognition of Communist China should wait until Beijing proves it can govern 400 million people and uphold UN obligations. He cautions against mixing Security Council matters with broader legitimacy questions.
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Bribery Question as Welfare Spending Surges in 1951 Budget
Senate committee tables show federal outlays rising fastest in welfare programs rather than war needs. Critics say Truman era spending increases misalign with national security as aid, debt interest, and new civilian programs grow, while defense remains smaller.
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Truman veto on Kerr gas bill hailed as public interest win
The President vetoed the Kerr gas bill amid claims it would keep gas rates high by exempting large independent producers from end user regulation. Supporters say passage would shift more control to pipelines, while critics warn of higher costs for consumers. The Troy Record notes political pressure from oil and gas states and argues the veto preserves rate fairness and competition.
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Truman Veto Silence Kills Kerr Bill Debate
The article argues the Kerr bill would invite FPC rate setting for independents, but the veto preserves federal oversight. It notes Truman acted wisely to protect national welfare against sectional gains and urges Congress to uphold the veto. It contrasts with political rhetoric about government intervention and power.
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Slaughter Acquitted Highlights Political Motive In Kansas City Case
A federal judge clears former Kansas City congressman Roger C. Slaughter of failing to register as a lobbyist, exposing a four year purge tied to Truman era politics. The ruling raises questions about ballot tampering, crime syndicate influence, and federal justice being used for political retaliation.
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Peace talks in Near East collapse amid Jordan election turbulence
The column laments failed Israel Jordan discussions after King Abdullah appeased eastern Palestinian Arabs by expanding his cabinet. It warns that Arab League pressure and Western arms deals threaten peace prospects, urging Washington and London to back Israel’s defense needs and resume talks with Abdullah to counter regional swings.
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Letters to The Record on anonymity and public discourse
Readers discuss publishable letters, reader privacy, and editing rules at The Record. A contributor argues to withhold names to protect anonymity while others debate the UN and Formosa China issues and Romulo’s stance on recognition and arms control.
Washington 3 Merry-Go-Round Insights
The column surveys Cold War tensions and U S concerns about Soviet activity in the Baltic and North Sea regions. It notes Soviet naval growth, secret experiments, and control of German facilities, with commentary on U S and Danish reactions and broader political implications in Washington and Europe.
Travel and Travail Tangle Through Language History
The article traces how travel evolved from painful travail in early transport to the modern comfortable journey. It explains that travel is a re spelling of travail meaning labor, notes English pronunciations, and contrasts French terms voyage and travail in historical context.
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