Agricultural policy and budget notes in Troy Record
The Troy Record discusses federal budget pressures and defense spending, noting potential savings of about $990 million in defense if proposed cuts pass. It references the 1951 fiscal year, mortgage totals, and agricultural spending aims, highlighting farm price support and public funds supporting agricultural programs amid broader economic context.
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Abu Trojans
Sasli
Moothly Cledl, Corporation
Achors
Seling Fom
Debated Budget Cuts and Education Aid Proposals Unfold
The article surveys proposed federal budget shifts including education aid totaling 32 million in year one, and Army Corps river projects at 961 million. It notes foreign aid and recovery programs, revisions of European recovery spending, and critiques current fiscal choices amid calls for sacrifice.
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Naw
Evan Nerihe
tieaRme
Ag Progradis
Army Corps of Engineers
Reclam Thon Bareaway
New York
Laval
Bank Oats
Debate on Governor Dewey and economic policy in Troy Record
A Troy Record column defends Governor Dewey amid debates on draft policy and state spending. It contrasts Dewey’s record with critics, argues labor and wage trends, and praises the governor’s stance on development while noting opposition to some proposals. The piece cites labor data and industrial milestones to support a pro Dewey view.
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Troy Necard
Bewey
Goverisnor
State University
Iin
Goveyne
Developeental
St. Lawrence
Jfnk
Pol Assien
Maken Nistaken
Clder
Ilitikes
Vitiedal
Nis
Talens
Albany
Tistoster
Ak Clinton
Soward
Tilden
Cleveland
Stith
Troy
United States Steel
Isemmry
Tany
Manny
Fom
Ite
Troy Playground Capacity Putting Strain on City Parks
The city’s playground system draws thousands of weekly visitors and faces complaints about locations and facilities. While activities help children grow and stay away from traffic, critics urge better site selection and shade. Officials must raise standards and balance demand with suitable spaces.
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Troy
Record
Auiintar
Ani
Sheridan Avenue
Oly
Troy Playgrounds
High School Coaches At RPL Institute Lesson Focus
RPL Institute hosts nearly 200 high school coaches during test week, with college mentors and professional sports figures guiding classes. The event emphasizes serious commitment by coaches comparable to engineers, aiming to boost student achievement through expert-led sessions.
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Ronssemee Polylevtinic Institute
Meirats
Reseuuth
Wasteful Appropriations Spark Debate Over College Football Costs
The article discusses government spending on defense and education amid football season enthusiasm. It notes high school and college programs, including Cornell and Princeton, face scrutiny as accompanying costs rise. Critics argue for cuts to nonessential projects while defending football’s cultural and financial impact on universities.
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Ani
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Lee
Xavernmen
Soviet Russia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Princetan
Schuol
Taréga
Bis
Cillony
Wat
Singelits
Ring
Emipta
Footnad
Nacinnah City Tank
New York
Alan
Shwen
Watervliet Arsenal Roosevelt Visit Noted On Oct 7
The Record reports President Roosevelt visited the Watervliet Arsenal on October 7 during a national defense tour. City officials believe a railroad stop may have occurred, but no firm record exists. Readers submit letters defending peace and critiquing war policy amid wartime discourse.
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Tate
Roosevelt
Waterville Arsenal
Ane
Walartvist
Waterviiet Arsenal
Uspeciion
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A chaotic World War II era assessment discusses U S policy in Asia, MacArthur actions, and diplomatic brinkmanship. It cites Acheson and Truman, warns against broader conflict, and notes communications and military moves around Tokyo and the Korean front amid rising tensions with Communist forces and allied governments.
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Janet Renee
Paravoxa
Douglas Aa. Macarchiur
Ghtang
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Echman
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Wbones
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Dean Acheson
Auten
England
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India
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Altivo
Newry
Ching
Korea
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Mao
Fse-Tung
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Tx Sant
MacArthur
A. P. Fox
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Ay Jhavy
Ladson
Naltonallat
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Gan
Ter Abe
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Mwava
Grneral MacAr Shue
George T. Hack
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Our
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Uaelt
Hoathutt Okaved
Ganaral MacArthur
Mackman
Truman
Foreian Offaire
Nin
Tokyo
Whart
Traian
Asie and Chinn
Vacation with Cows and Canal Echoes of Korea
The narrator recalls a vacation with Mrs P featuring rural life in Maryland and a canoe trip on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Amid lighthearted plans and farm chores, war news from Korea intrudes, contrasting peaceful scenery with tensions in the world, and reflecting on political figures and foreign policy debates of the era.
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Korea
Astra
Korvt
Americ
Parama
ABNL
Elmer Atmericans
Mr. P
Tong Tsiand
Vidilal
Herbert Bayard Swope
Wenest
Cuneo
Mrs. P
Ghevaponte and
Ghia
Washington
Ohio River
Or House
Seneps
Virginia
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
Article excerpt discusses the word cute and its evolving meanings from ancient to modern usage. It explains pronunciation notes from the plebs to elites, mentions bowlegged origin, and references a reader request for copy. A tangential anecdote about a Southern girl and a bathing suit is included.
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Pigare
del A
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Rorder
Stan
Heirig
Ube
Abee
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