Abolition of Rensselaer coroners districts urged by board
A proposal from the Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors argues that the coroner districts are relics of older transportation and communication eras. It suggests reducing coroners from four to two or eliminating the office entirely, given modern police and investigative agencies. The piece urges a full county study of whether any coroners are needed at all.
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Rensselaer
Board of Supervisors
Troy
Rensselaer County
Liday
Agenvies
Wil
Surat
Busia
Wien
Saualier
Sinalie
Georgia
Daniel
Gow West
Wise
Marian Conny
Wentuchs
Oman
Charlie Lewallen
Choate Lewallen
Cadogan presses UN on world police force delay
Sir Alexander Cadogan urged a full report from the United Nations Military Staff Committee on delays in forming a global police force for peace. He cited questions from Big Five disagreements and Soviet delays, stressing UN access to information and tying disarmament to postwar treaties with Germany and Japan.
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Alexander Cadogan
United Nations Security Council
Tyremin
Congress
United Nations
Cadogan
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
France
China
Srenrily
Russia
United Nations Organization
Warren R. Austin
U.N
Germany
Japan
United Natians
Fragmentary note on military safeguards and reporting
A damaged fragment discusses safeguarding secrets or scrapping personnel. It mentions four collective police units and urges the Military Staff Committee to be informed to produce a full report. The tone suggests a call for accountability and a formal review.
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Ehipy Anés
The Strimge Case Of Gerhart Eisler
Eisler, a German Communist, faces contempt charges as the House Un American Activities Committee probes his U S status. The testimony traces his alleged activities since 1934, with his sister as key witness, raising questions about federal overreach and immunity.
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House Un-American Activities Committee
Gerehart Gisler
Addelle
Bev
Eisler
Gistor
Sinaly
Bisler
Washington
Justine
Hisler
Kister
Pews
Misler
Kremlin
Martin Dies
Republican leader Carroll Reece criticizes budget policy
The text cites Carroll Reece, chairman of the Republican National Committee, urging 7,900 GOP leaders to oppose Democratic budgeting since March 1983. He accuses the administration of using fiscal theory to control Congress and calls for cutting the president’s budget. He argues government payrolls are inflated and political parties push costly spending while denting national security and workers’ conditions.
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Leller Carroll Reece
Republican National Committee
Bud Sera
Beece
Tis
Congress
Republican Congress
Washington
Vouwntty
Feceva
Reese
Ennimnets
Iiteas
Ilinois
Republican duty to restore federal economy amid budget fights
The text argues that excessive spending harms government functions and that the Republican majority should push for budget cuts across departments. It questions the impact of military and security spending while urging restraint to curb the sprawling federal budget and reduce protests over cuts.
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Department of Commerce
Cundyess
Lnto
England Faces Darkest Challenge Since 1940s
The piece surveys Britain's grim postwar strain, noting coal and fuel shortages, transport disruption, and rising unemployment as a shadow over export programs. It contrasts domestic hardship with imperial pressures, hints at a looming overseas trek by Britons, and warns the next two months could be England's toughest since the early 1940s.
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John Bull
Altlee
Beilain
Hamoy
Dominions
Latin America
United States
Sally
England
Nanpower
Britain
Greece
Palestine
Egyot
India
Hero
Record letters mix gossip and civic queries in New York pages
The Record prints a long collection of reader letters and questions about publishing anonymity, concert schedules, wedding etiquette, college sports, Social Security, unemployment, veterans bonuses, and government exams. It cites specific addresses and offices in New York, Troy, and Madison Square Garden, with brief answers or prompts for further contact.
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New York
Legislatire
United States
Stokes argues for international cooperation amid GOP trade program opposition
In a fervent defense of the reciprocal trade program, Stokes warns Republicans in Congress against wrecking tariffs policy as the nation leans toward global economic cooperation. He recalls postwar lessons, emphasizes the need for jobs and bread, and stresses support for United Nations style collaboration despite campaign tensions.
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Wasington
Convers
Rongrees
State Department
Nepublican
Congress
Isuliinish
Wendell Willkie Vaed
United Nations
Cordel Hail
Snane
Aml
India
Washington Merry-Go-Round History of Tax Probes and Politics
A 1940s style column reviews investigations into the Internal Revenue Service and treasury debates. It cites lawmakers Dirksen and Nunnan, discusses committee scrutiny of tax filings, and notes pressure on government officials amid a broad political battle over funding and policy. It weaves in figures like Blanche, Davis, Pool, and references to Truman era bipartisanship and foreign policy goals.
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Washington
West Point
Blanchard
Davis Wid Poole
Staly Bisephower
Lawle
Hieedu
Borden
Wobouthw West
Liegana
Henry
Std
Blanche
Davis
Pool
Lough
Hood
Liewtenant Eicher
General Pravaton
San Antonio
Conscientioux Commissionen
Heaos
Treasury
Suman
Tie Diehiee
Ant
Beret Sen
Timois
Dirksen
Etry
Dirkun
Dirkenh
Pyaw Beaygon
Eld Dirksen
Justice Department
Pearson
Niinan
Dusieg Department
Unsure Pronunciations and Names Spark Language Debate
A scrambled discussion cites various diction worries about how to pronounce words like iron related terms and place names. The piece touches on Kenyan and Wall’s Dictionary guidance, American pronunciation preferences, and the origin of Bohamian language references.
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Hus
Dick Turner
Record
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Yaledo, OU
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R. D. Troy
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Bulletball
Madison Syudh Garden
New York City
Tyro
Ansar
Uiemmoynuni Insurance Division
Yrgedy
Great” Department
Agricultee
Blyomen
the Record
Deak
Civil Service Office
Civil Service Commission
Han
Status Street
Thomas L. Stokes
By ‘Druw
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Jatin Bopark Tient
Sher
Abe Lincoln
LiNcolns
Truman
Gongrens
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Vandenberg
Mich
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House
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Minn
Chittisiman
Senate
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Akeaders
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Winabel
Fay
Weil
Sable
Branten
Winebell
Jonnauine
St. Albina
Bill Stern
Duke University
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Durham
United Sines
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Bohemia
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Bohamian
Lina
Hehemty
Caechostovakias
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