Ambitious AntiCommunist Policy Debate Amid Asia Crisis
The article discusses forming a clear plan to prevent Communism from spreading in Asia, warning Formosa’s loyalty questions and Western powers facing Kremlin influence. It cites Ambassador Philip Jessup’s visit, calls for decisive action, and laments past policy gaps affecting China and regional resistance efforts.
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Thare Han
Bouthessiers Aala
Philip Jessup
Mike
Hainan
Formosa
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ANK
Asia
China
Pacific
Navy chief seeks funds for atomic submarine program
Admiral Sherman asks Congress for authority to build an atomic submarine and other new submersibles, arguing the move strengthens defense amid Cold War pressures while balancing budget constraints. He warns against repeating Air Force expansion issues and cites Arctic subs as vital for radar, weather, and missile launch roles.
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Defense Department
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Air Force
White House
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Eisenhower
Arctic
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Canada
Cychino
Norway
Alaska
Russia
United States
Sia
YWCA Celebrates 100 Years Of Service To Women And Community
The YWCA marks its centennial with nationwide and global commemorations. The organization, rooted in Christian purpose, supports women and girls through residences, education, and community programs, from local Troy facilities to 1 048 communities nationwide and 1 550 rural localities.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Troy
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Record
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Investment in Cancer Fund Promoted as Wise Giving
A columnist argues gifts to the Rensselaer County Cancer Society should be seen as investments. Money funds research, patient care, and information distribution, shortening the disease fight. Early diagnosis and treatment advances are highlighted as crucial, with widespread support urged.
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Mans
Sal
Red Chinese Gains in Asia Prompt New Controversy
The piece argues Nationalists abandon Harmen Tland amid a Red onslaught across Indo-China and Formosa. It notes coastal losses, offshore bases, and new reliance on optimistic communiques while warning the US and other non Communist powers must act as Hainan falls alter the strategic balance and blame accrues for the Nationalist retreat.
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Chang Karshek
Harmen Tland
Ats
Formosa
Chiang Karshek
Bern
Hainan
China
Attlee Government Narrowly Survives Key Votes in Commons
The Attlee government in Britain survived two main budget and gasoline tax votes in Parliament by a narrow five vote margin, amid Conservative and Liberal opposition. The result preserves the Labor government for now, though observers warn it may fall within months as Churchill seeks to replace it or trigger an election.
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House of Commons
Attlee
Commons
Stafford Cripps
Churchill
Liberal Party
Britain
Winston Churchill
Labor
Dumbartonshire West
Scotland
Tom Steele
Labor Party
Nationalist claims on Hainan collapse amid Red victory
Washington Evening Star argues Chiang Kai-shek's reported victory on Hainan is false. It notes the island may soon fall under Communist control, weakening Nationalist morale and complicating U S defense of the Far East as Communists reportedly plan an amphibious assault on Formosa.
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Washington Evening Star
Chiang Kai-shek
Huinan
Asa
Chiang
Hainan
Southeast Asia
Formosa
China
America
Free World
Farmosa
United States
Far
Pacific
Parking Space Frustrations Prompt City Parking Reform Ideas
Local reader letters urge The Record to publish signed communications while proposing Troy widen parking by selling the Court House block for a multiuse center. Writers call for outside shopping areas and timed spaces to ease congestion and reduce tickets in the city core.
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Texmassy RFC loan sparks Capitol clash in 1949 debate
The Texmassy loan of 15.19 million to Texmaxs Petroleum, tied to a six state merger, prompts Senate hearings and White House pressure as President Truman pushes RFC powers toward a central bank role, drawing party lines over political use and economic policy. The dispute centers on loan terms, collateral, and public interest amid upcoming elections.
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Pronunciations and word origins muddled in requests
The passage presents a collage of phonetic guides and etymologies for words such as hauteur horizon sacrilegious and malingerer. It includes notes on pronunciation choices, origin languages, and dictionary debates, with examples and corrections across several terms.
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Noah Webster
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Florida Senate Fight Echoes Dewey Truman Campaign
Washington column notes Florida senatorial race between Claude Pepper and George Smathers mirrors Dewey Truman style. Pepper, backed by labor, faces Smathers, aided by GOP money and Republican backers. The piece cites press coverage, Post profiles, and Smathers letters to Pepper while highlighting policy contrasts and wartime Russia stance.
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Florida
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New York Times
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Bhe Times
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Justice Department
Marine Corps
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Key West
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Russia
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Potsdam
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Ister
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Science Foundation Agreement Reached
Washington U- Agreement en Dide create in National Befence Foundation to promote researc and education in the bude sciences Peak reached yesterday by Ayia Iand Renate conferencee. The compromine Knocks out noninversiay Joraliv presins which the Home has approves. This would have required the FRY 'to pass jusament on, AR well by the venticnin, the lnvatv of perione employed by the foundation or re ceiving felkyrwxhioa. The Justion Department, suposed the provisioning the FBT ah axN had confined Meels to invertic cation alone. The legislation wold create foundation headed Bey 9 2-member board and a £ 150 event divestop to Yet resserch contrarta ang 'p ARs fellpwahis grnta for ecientive fe studies.
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Renate
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