The Troy Revert and Daily Evening News Subscription Rates
A fragmented notice lists officers and circulation details for a newspaper group. It includes board roles such as president and secretary treasurer and outlines subscription terms, prices, and delivery areas in Vermont and nearby states. The amid garbled OCR suggests rates for one year and shorter periods, with mentions of Audit Bureau circulation figures and delivery scope.
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Troy
Morhiegserenwes
Omi
Eoby
Albany
Remnerieer
Maratoga
Waneton
Monnaie
Vermont
Paralle
Pdvanne
Tance
Government waste and a rival of a crazy house in Washington
An analysis of agricultural policy condemns federal programs as wasteful and inflationary. The piece highlights vast spending by the Agricultural Conservation Program, Soil Conservation Service, and related bureaus, arguing these moves raise prices, drain tax revenue, and hinder productive enterprise. It contrasts with attempts to expand yields and criticizes the welfare state approach.
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Kenneth M. Scheible
Evall Street Journal
Agriculture Department
Washington
Wall Street Journal
Department
Agricultural Conservation Program
Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Research Administration
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Reclamation
Crazy House
England
Tito British trade pact stirs Russian ire and shifts Europe
The Yugoslav Yugoslavia Britain trade agreement angers the Soviet Union as Tito breaks with Stalin and opens Yugoslavia to British machinery and manufactured goods. The deal aims to modernize Yugoslavia's agriculture and industry while loosening Moscow's influence.
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Hungary
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Russia
Tito
Contree
Eastern
Europe
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Britain
Poland
Albania
Yuroslavia
Yucostasia
Western Hemisphere
Stalin
Krec
Policy To Agree With The Roll Of Death This Christmas
The piece reflects on fatalities over the Christmas weekend from traffic to fires, noting at least one death from choking on turkey and joke about a nationwide hazard. It contrasts scientific carving with practical methods and describes family scenes around Thanksgiving. The tone mocks public policy while detailing carving mishaps and holiday dangers.
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Joseph Terwilliger Blow, M.D
Joe Blow
Truman
Turkey
Price Of Uranium In Cheap Light For Peace Or War
Scientists announce uranium production may reach coal-price levels around ten dollars per ton in energy terms. The finding could lower atomic energy costs, aid taxpayers, and speed peaceful applications while narrowing the gap with coal and impacting wartime weapon production.
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John L Lewis
Atomicnergy
Atomic Energy Experimentation
Uneasy Trujillo seeks war power amid internal fears
The Dominican Republic’s ruler, Dictator Trujillo, wins war authority via Congress amid signs of jitters. He accuses Cuba, Guatemala and Costa Rica of harboring revolutionists while fearing an internal uprising. External threats appear secondary to domestic instability and the fear of challenge to his regime.
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Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Congress
Caribbean
Santo Domingo
Haitti
Cuba
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Haiti
Hiati
Central America
United States
Global plans falter as wartime trade goals falter
The piece critiques postwar world trade efforts aiming to balance supply and demand through large state projects. It cites Britain’s failed Tanganyika peanut scheme requiring 3.2 million acres and £23.2 million, the collapse after poor yields and mis-timed implementation, top officials’ dismissal, and the army’s failed use of foreign camels. It also recalls a French wartime wine-for-oil line and distributed pumping schemes, noting the abundance of impractical plans.
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East Africa
Britain
America
United States
London
Associated Press
Irye
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Marseilles
Paris
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Pelee Island pheasant study contrasts with New York losses
A Ontario report cites Pelee Island in Lake Erie's Canadian bounds as a pheasant paradise yet records a dramatic population decline after the hunting season, from an estimated 30,000–100,000 birds in 1994 to under 3,000, despite no native mammal predators. It notes management views on fox bounties and links to broader North American trends while contrasting with other states.
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Pelee Island
Lake Erie
Canada
Ontario Department of Game and Fisheries
Norway
United States
Peice Island
South Dakota
New York
New York State
State Conservation Council
Counts
National Whirligig By Rey Tucker
Washington reports John L. Lewis faces a potential nationwide coal strike after failed wage and welfare fund terms. Fractured operator support, Taft-Hartley concerns, and White House opposition threaten a fresh walkout amid winter coal logistics and Truman administration leverage.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Seven Welfare Fund
Levis
Congress
White House
Oxus
Lexis
Roosevelt urged Pan American to build world hotels
In postwar strategy Roosevelt pressed Pan American World Airways to enter the hotel business to spread dollars via tourism. The plan faced hurdles from Marshall Plan gaps and ECA influence in Turkey and Switzerland. Tension rose over Bankers Trust, Pan Am leadership, and airline allies as debates over who should finance and manage hotel ventures continued.
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Roosvelt
Juan Trippa
Pan American World Airways
FDR
Roosevelt
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Pen Am
Latin America
Turkey
ECA
Pan American
Paris
Wiveany
Pescaman Araven
Sicily
Giuliane
Hank
American Legion
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Legion
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Tuck
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A miscellany of usage notes on proper speech and titles. The piece corrects forms for addressing married women and courtesy titles, discusses pronoun and verb choices, and cites examples involving public figures such as Mr. Truman and officials like Brannan Chapman and others.
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Frank Colby
Mary
Preside Truman
Dr Smith
Cam Jones
Black
Jones
Prof. Wilson
Joan H. Jones
James Brown
Truman
Pfeiffer Charges Politics Injected Into Aged Needs
Aged voters and party insiders are cited as the source of influence in a debate over reform and policy, with Pfeiffer accusing political manipulation of shaping state priorities and party strategy. The piece notes a Democratic state chairman and committee members weighing long term implications and public support.
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Pfeiffer
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