Association Names Officers and Notices Terms
The document lists officers including Dra Marve as Chairman, Frank L. York as President, YL Betta as Present, and Arthur Viger as Secretary and Treasurer. It also details subscription rates and carrier delivery terms for The Troy Record, noting circulation via the Audit Bureau and regional coverage in New York, Vermont, and adjacent counties. It discusses editorial use rights for AP dispatches and a political column on European military aid and health system debates.
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YL Betta
First View
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Bennington County
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Audit Bureau of Circulsions
Royall to quit as Army Secretary amid arms funding debate
President Truman announces Royall will resign next week while Acheson presents State Department figures for 1950 foreign military aid. The committee reveals a $1.45 billion proposed global package, including Greece and Turkey, sparking questions on future years and budget integration. The editorial urges full disclosure within security limits to aid public judgment and stresses armed support as essential to the North Atlantic Pact’s meaning.
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State Department
Tom Connally
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Turkey
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Europe
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U.S.A
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Romania
Poland
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
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Iron Curtain
Sears, Roebuck
Yugoslavia
Catholic groups oppose Truman socialized health plan
Catholic Welfare Conference and related Catholic charities oppose a compulsory national health insurance scheme, arguing it would create a government monopoly and curtail private voluntary health efforts. They favor strengthening private systems and government cooperation rather than replicating Britain’s model.
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Congress
United States
Jafiveahal National Catholic Welfare Conference
National Conference of Catholic Charies
Catholic Hospial Association
Meetinehich
Britain
Posram
Yn Delai
Public Agen
Why Public Officials Seek Other careers and high salaries
The piece argues that departures from defense and public service stem from low salaries and heavy criticism. It compares top government pay to baseball stars, noting wealth breeds scrutiny and deters capable, conscientious individuals from long service. It cites Secretary Forrestal and Secretary Royall as examples.
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Farmers Seek Fair Government Aid Amid Debate
The passage argues farmers deserve government help for national prosperity and rural population needs. It warns against farm complaints about new tax plans and cites potato support as a harsh example of price controls.
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TROY
Washington
England
United States
Almple
Cites
Senate Housing Bill Moves Toward Nonpartisan, Limited Aid
The Senate bill aims at long range construction of low income dwellings with federal aid to states and localities, capping at 810,000 units in six years. It emphasizes nonpartisanship, safeguards against undue central intervention, and targets units where private rents leave a 20 percent gap to public housing limits. House approval remains uncertain amidst prior diebacks and ongoing partisan dynamics.
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Rules Committee
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Rabbi Stephen Wise Remembered as Zionist Leader
Stephen Wise's death prompts tributes from President Weizmann praising him as a great Jew and American. He led Zionist efforts for decades and fought for religious freedom and liberal values, leaving a lasting impact on citizenship and social progress.
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Letters to The Record Question Lindbergh Hoover Roles
Readers debate Lindbergh and Hoover in World War II contexts. A letter asks official capacities for Lindbergh and whether Hoover aided the White House. other correspondents critique fare hikes and praise a noted rabbi. The page includes reflections on Gaelic revival and Ireland’s language heritage.
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Hoover
Charles Lindberg
Herbert Hoover
White House
Roosevelt
Truman
Ireland
Martin Boyland
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
California and Western states face severe water shortages as population and industry stretch Colorado River supplies. The article discusses potential solutions from sea water processing to atomic energy, urging urgent action by engineers and politicians. It cites Dewey’s campaign implications and regional water battles shaping policy in the Far West.
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Columbia River
David F. Linenthaly
Washington
Oregon
Grand Coulee
Renoeville
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
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Dewey
Warren Ween
Republican Congress
Ohio
Sarve
Truman
Martin
Doctor shortage debate stirs Eisenhowers visit at Statler
In a late night scene Colonel James V. Cole and Ft Myer doctors aided Mrs Eisenhower after a ankle sprain during a gathering with General and Mrs Eisenhower at the Statler. The incident sparked discussion on military medical staffing and future safeguards for Army doctors.
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Arup
James V. Cole
Ft. Myer
James Porrestal
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Colonel Cole
Coke
William L. Thompson
Ft. Mysr
Allen Fuller
Potomac River
Forrestal Shome
Eisenhower
Thompson
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Armed Services
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Statler Hotel
Colonel Thompson
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Statler
No-Man's Land
Eisenhower Suite
Readers Questions on Grousing Smorgasbord and Pronunciations
Springfield readers ask about the meaning of grousing and the use of smorgasbord in American English. The column explains grouse as to grumble and notes the origin with the bird, then defines smorgasbord as a long table of hors d oeuvres and its popular usage.
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Scandenasia
Joseph Singeti
Uhis
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New York
Herbert Barrett
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