One Way Traffic Shaping Troy Street Rules
The Traffic Commission eyes a city wide one way plan after favorable poll results. Past partial adoptions on State Street Broadway Fulton and Grand show benefits. enforcement and curb parking changes are essential for a fair trial. Urban flow and shopper access drive the proposal amid calls for strong police enforcement.
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No Reelection Talk From Truman Says Luckey
The piece debunks California Democrat George Luckey’s claim that President Truman hinted at running in 1952. It argues Luckey fabricates a “beautiful pipe dream,” noting Truman has notCommit ted himself and will wait until after the 1950 midterms.
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New Jersey Governor Driscoll Demands Liberal Republican Platform
In New York at the Lincoln Day dinner, Governor A. Dewey Driscoll urged the Republican Party to adopt a vital liberal and progressive program. He criticized patism and a weak national stance, demanding clear policies for national stability and minority rights, opposing recent calls for a watered down platform.
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Fuzsy Speaks On Welfare Paradox In High Places
Roscoe Pound argues in New York that welfare state aims echo Marxian doctrine with unequal incentives. He cites pension recipients who contributed wages earning far less than those who paid nothing, condemning policy as unfair and savers penalized.
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Highways toll plan and Haiti bicentennial in Times piece
The New York Times editorial discusses the Haiti bicentennial Exposition and the U S pavilion opening, praising Haiti’s goodwill and noting social and economic struggles. It critiques New York State highway toll financing schemes and comments on U S policy toward Latin America and civil rights, urging concrete aid and a broader democratic stance.
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Dominican Republic
Organization of American
Readers weigh in on name secrecy and plate laws in Troy
Letters to The Record discuss preserving anonymity in published communications, census supervisor contact details, a reaction to a police stop over old license plates, questions about insurance study courses, and complaints about drivers using old 1949 plates while new ones were required, with local readers from West Sand Lake and Troy weighing in.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington reports allege Truman faced embarrassment as Britain and its coalition leaders debate American aid influence on elections. Attlee and Churchill both use the issue to frame welfare and nationalization amid claims American funds shaped policy, with campaigns pivoting on perceived dependence and solidarity.
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Truman bids for civil rights drive faces Congress
Washington reports secret testimony on H-bomb costs and a broad, uneasy picture of postwar science funding. The piece covers atomic budget hopes, Taft Truman theatrics with lawmakers, shifts in foreign policy, and civil rights stakes amid a conservative Senate coalition and labor negotiations.
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Ken Wherry
Nebraska
Bob Taft
Ohio
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United States
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Pronunciation debate over sugjest versus sujest
Frank Colby argues the American pronunciation sug-JEST for the word in question dominates US speech, citing dictionaries that list it as correct while noting British suh-JEST usage fades. He recalls predicting this shift and adds a note on shall and will usage and a request for a copy of Collis's key.
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Etudente
Auto Group Attacks Thruway Public Authority Plan
The New York Main Automobile Association condemned Governor Dewey's plan to create a public authority to finish the thruway. It warned against special charges or licenses on water users and urged a 9,000 mile tree expressway from current recone. The group argued the authority would issue up to 4,000,000,000 in bonds and questioned feasibility and toll schemes.
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