Unclear OCR Summary of Trial and Local Notices
Fragmented text references a trial, payments, and counts across New York and Vermont counties. Mentions Marvin Ditgot, AURSCRIPTION TRIAL, and various monetary figures. names and places are garbled, with no coherent event or outcome clearly established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua ‘Cray
Pho Tunes
Eaerl Ao Mit
Allan
Renassiner
Sarayyi Warton
New York State
Heniington Caumy
Vermont
Cueulmtion
Te Auuit Noresh
Chellahont
Mississippi Good Neighbors Aid Bilbo in War Controversy
The Mississippi social circle is depicted as generous toward Senator Bilbo, with neighbors donating cars, a private lake, and home improvements amid a Senate inquiry. Critics question political favors tied to war contractors, while supporters deny motive, arguing hospitality reflects Southern kindness rather than corruption.
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Mississippi
Thor
Theodore &. Bilbo
Senate
Dream House
Ody
Poplarville
Help Bilbo
Elumee
Bilbo
Allba
Mirage
Cadilac
Juniper Grove
Biller
Wauter
Anel
War Department
Housh
Bilby
Warraint Bilbo
Truman China policy statement signals cautious course
The article notes President Truman’s China policy statement as not promising a sharp new direction nor commitment to intervention. It argues the main point is U.S. reluctance to either intervene or abandon efforts, amid China’s failure to unite for peace and renewed disputes between the Kuomintang and the Communists.
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China
Trumvin
United States
Truman
Kuomintang
Marshall
United States China Policy Stance Not to Intervene
President Truman asserts U S policy toward China remains noninterventionist and unchanged, backing the National government while offering advice and limited aid. He rejects taking sides in China s civil conflict, though official and informal reactions vary among nations and factions.
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China
United States
Madhor
Generalissima
Benn
Truman
Gleength
America
Isolationist Record of House Leaders Faces Scrutiny
The piece argues that Brown, Dirksen, and Halleck were isolationists before Pearl Harbor. It notes they later supported the Fulbright Resolution and UN involvement, while criticizing continued isolationism and urging Senate leadership under Vandenberg to uphold international policy. It discusses Greece, Greece’s rebellion, and calls for an independent inquiry into foreign affairs.
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House
Brown al Onin
Dirksen
Mindy
Halleck
Indiana
al- Jeck
Britain
Pearl Barbar
Roosevelt
Messrs, Brown
Sabeled Troni
Senate
United Nations
Kaineheds
Byrnes
Gronyko Opposes UN Inquiry on Greek Turmoil
Gronyko challenges the proposal for a United Nations Security Council inquiry into the Greece conflict. Britain blames Russia for fomenting unrest and says northern Greece rebels are armed with weapons from Albania, Yugoslavia, and Bulgaria amid divisions among nationalities in the region.
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Ammar Jean
Ware
Abu Hussir
Greece
Tertliti
Tulivickial
AML
United Nations Ig
Ie Mitter
Secre
Lie Felsic Tuwsiv
Heough
Gromnyka
Groof
Io Eange
Britain
Gromyko
Russia
Grotuykd
Brittin
Hese
Aves
Gree
Neishoors
Great Britain
United States
United Nations
Yong
Gronyky
Hissian
Gronyko
United Nations Security Council
Albania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Council of Economic Advisers Forecast and Policy Advice
The Council of Economic Advisers presents a report to the President emphasizing cautious policy and market-led growth. It urges shifting from direct government intervention to empowering labor, management, farmers, and financiers to overcome impediments to prosperity while warning a possible recession next year but stressing policy guidance over prophecy.
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Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Wlempling
Haecotner
Ae Vonneil
Washington
Council of Economic Advisory
Readers weigh in on anonymity and glamour in letters page
Pulse of the People circulates anonymous letters for publication with sign letters free to edit. Readers debate whether modern women should dress glamorously while questioning privacy, identity, and editorial choices amid references to Madeline and Grace Fields.
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PRL
Aldii
Record
le Communication
The
Green Ager
Viewnylal
the Record
Smadeline
Madeline
Wren
Man
Euraan
Ghaumor
Council backs new approach to economic policy in 1948 Act
The council portrays the employment act of 1948 as a new departure in government, outlining a framework where government, private groups, and agencies coordinate economic policy. It emphasizes stable growth and broad employment goals, while noting no guaranteed jobs. The report urges a continuous, integrated national policy with executive and legislative collaboration.
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Washington
Lruman
Council of Economic Advisers
Ordee Vari
Congress
House
Edwin G. Newise
Lees. Meyserting
John DB. Chirk
Iene
Cleus
Conmross
Uns
Provident Hardie
Ms Rome
Ubemecvon
Nelion Wunder
Fred Tontogorisa
Toront’ T Lany
Renneil
Washington Merry-Go-Round overview of 1948 politics
Drew Pearson reports on Republican missteps and tactics to undermine Truman era plans. Bricker and Brickerites criticized for delaying recovery while President Truman faces mixed reactions from lawmakers and diplomats. Notes include Benton's Moscow trip issues and Bricker’s influence in Indiana politics.
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Teonuin
Offeley
Alenek
Anothier
Anothier Whip Enjoyed the Dhyner Yas von Boway
Dewey
Republicams Democratié Caopreidion
Bricker
Iron Chactain
Secratary
Bill Benton
Uvlain
Mogens Rentan
Moscow
Chistes Bowles
Ole Tive
Arner
Benton
Chavas
Stile
Milio Bensides
Poesia
Lhewie
Dopans
DSP
Donn Achesoh
Davin Lillanthal
Bernie Haynen
Moll Acheson
Liienthat
Byrnes
Avery
Bameh
Indiana
Chavied Mater
Baga Morlyenne
Origin of Checkers and Chess Terms Explained
A reader’s selections explore the etymology of chess and checkers terms. It traces origins from French and Arabic roots, noting shifts in meaning and usage, and concludes with a plug for an instructional pamphlet on word origins and business language usage.
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Ehedd
Chocke
England
Skeat
Aedyvetndler
Aelt
Frank Calby
Gare
Hla
India and partners seek middle path through cooperation
The text outlines a cautious approach where government and private sectors, labor, and allied nations pursue a middle course. It stresses cooperation with economic reforms and coordinated actions to balance interests and stabilize progression.
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Enre-All
Sten Ninina Wlan
Hmatheas and
Labor
Kata Dan Nen
The Coin And I Stamp Corner Charle s Pire nc il
The article surveys ancient coinage and currency practices, noting Roman silver denarii, gold staters, and shekels, with counterfeiting issues, rubbing scams, and weight measures. It discusses money usage vs modern times, barter, and the value of coins in antiquity.
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Remaiy Senate
Olive
Baeler
Uxchoangs
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Food Surplus Investigating Committee
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Kulitor
John
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Jane Doe
Tamily Post
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Dane
Ty Given Vank
Eilitur
Rlce
Lake Vila
Inter Reecilon
Grady Hells
Edstor Pa Recewl
Gracie Mielda
Etary
Teuys
Angwe
Gracie Fields
New York
Prograns
Natinnal Hreadensling Go
Thomas L. Stokes
Merry
Pearson
Stamp
Cridiron
John Bricker
Wittin
Senup
Boratori
Howanida
Eheal
Walled
Brieker
Ohio
Promisaa
Liv
Tali
White
Vandenberg
Joe Martin
Governay Lowey
Elect Bricker
Mihucaotws
Governay Stissen
Seriona
New Republican Congress
Republicana
Parhipa Iis
Wentegh
Sium
Rhea Adolae
Renata Fulbright
Arkanats
Huk
Gike
le Bellial
Oxford
By Frank Colby
Charles B. Pirencil
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