Troy Mayor Outlines Five Year Civic Improvement Plan
The Troy mayor pledges urgent progress on four "critical" projects including completing the new high school, converting School 5 to a City Hall, building a Prospect Park facility, and repairing streets and sewers. Estimated cost for the whole program runs to about 850 thousand dollars with additional funds for parks and utilities, made possible by a sound financial base under Mayor Ahern.
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Brannan
Mr. Kline
Kline
Ahern
Frank C. Moore
Troy
Trithent
City Hall
Mayer Kern
Prospect Park
Republicans Should Stick To Their Principles
An editorial argues the GOP must abandon the “me too” tilt and embrace clear, modernized Republican principles. It cites Dulles, Taft, and Vandenberg as successes and urges governors and legislators to translate conservative ideals into today’s terms while opposing the Fair Deal.
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Pew
G.O.P
Chicago
New Jersey
Driscoll
Farm Federation Turns On Brannan Plan Criticism
The piece reviews the American Farm Bureau Federation's critique of the Brannan price support plan. It highlights federation president Allen R Rhine's remarks and critiques political tactics used to push agricultural policy. It notes concerns about subsidies and government influence on farming programs.
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Brannan
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Allen R. Rhine
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Kline
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Agricuute
Oscar Ewing
Federal Security Adiminictrainr
England
Sealth Insurance
Washington Exarm
Exons
Anne Medical Association
Shin
Ch Tfi
Eisenhower Voices No Political Ambition Yet Popular Appeal Grows
The piece argues General Dwight D. Eisenhower has no political angle and seeks no presidential nomination. As Columbia University president he comments on trends while his wartime leadership looms in the background. His stance sits between conservatism and statism, appealing to many Americans despite neutrality on party lines.
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South
Texas
Europe
White House
Ritenhewes
Tightly knit crowd gathers to hear a native speaker in Houston
About 18,600 people turned out in Houston to greet a native of the state. The crowd attended to hear his thoughts and works, drawn by prestige and curiosity about his views. They hope he will avoid implying personal ambition while signaling political potential for 1952.
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Houston
Eleenhower
Washington
United States
New York
Nemberk
Comores
Truman
Cap Wel Hull
Truman Rejects Taft Hartley Action Against Lewis
President Truman turns down a Southern Coal Producers Association plea to invoke the Taft Hartley Act against John L. Lewis. He says the 40% strike does not create a national emergency and lacks justification for an injunction, while labeling Lewis a monopoly affecting miners, operators, and the public.
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John L. Lewis
Justice Department
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Washington
Supreme Court
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Vishinsky and Manuilsky Clash at U N Session
The article notes sharp, insult filled remarks by Soviet officials Vishinsky and Manuilsky during the United Nations General Assembly. It calls them the Kremlin’s chief name callers and mocks their crude terms for Western leaders while dismissing calls for peace and warning the world of escalating hostility.
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United Nations General Assembly
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Dmitri Z. Manuilsky
Soviet Ukraine
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Kremlin
Mr. Manuil' Sky
Russia
Harteem Traalers
Russya
Viehmekys
Ninneswia
Traman
Seewid
Department of Luxtice
Acre
Truman Fations Health Program
Forks
Readers debate immigration and atomic age policy
Letters to The Record discuss immigration limits, unemployment figures, and national security. A reader questions displacing workers, while others debate atom bomb ethics, Groves remarks, and responses to snow removal and traffic safety in Schenectady.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Groves
Russia
Chamber of Commerce
Sam
Schenectady
G.E
Truman letters and Byrnes clash in Washington reminiscence
Washington column recalls an exchange between President Truman and former Secretary Byrnes over Byrnes resignation and party loyalty. It also notes shifts in attitudes toward tax enforcement of gambling rings in Southern California and a stalled federal probe despite local indictments.
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Underworld
al Capone
California
Guarantee Finance Co
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
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West Coast
Warren
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U. S. Treasury
Dan E. Goodykoontz
Internal Revenue Intelligence
San Francisco
Ralph Read
Walter M. Campbell
Chief Counsels
Daniel A. Bolich
New York
Frankis Costello
Word Origins and Pronunciations Keep Readers Curious
A historical note on colonel pronunciation tracing from Latin columna to Italian colonelly and English coronel, noting shifts to KER-nil and KEH-nəl. It also explains etymologies for ecstasy and ectyanet, plus mispronunciations of California city names La Jota and La Jones, with reader questions and linguistic curiosities.
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Coronel Wren
M. Ll
Rkent
Acdc
Ameritas
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