The Troy Record Publishing Details and Rates 1949
A faint, garbled notice from The Troy Record outlines publication ownership, circulation, and subscription terms. It lists pricing for one year, six months, and monthly options, mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulation membership, and references regional editions, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR errors.
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Merning
Seal Ouliae
Apova
Adance
Mothe
Audit Bureau of
Spontaneous Albany Uprising Over Taxes
The Albany statewide protest against new taxes is described as a popular expression not a Communist plot. The Troy Record backs the complainants and argues millions in the proposed state budget are unnecessary with wasteful spending evident. Competent management could run state affairs without the increases.
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Albany
Troy
State University
G.I
Vandenbers
Connally and Vandenberg Rush Atlantic Pact Debate
Senator Connally warns against automatic U S commitment in the Atlantic Security Pact while Senator Vandenberg stresses clear obligations and fiscal restraint. The piece critiques budget overruns, calls for careful fiscal pruning, and argues for limited wartime authority within constitutional bounds amid tensions with Russia and Scandinavian diplomacy.
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Hitler
Western
Europe
Russia
Rankin pension plan harms veterans and national finances
The speaker argues that giving four percent of the population a yearly cost beyond the federal budget would exceed six billion dollars and undermine security. They criticize a Mississippi Representative in Intentions for not supporting American war veterans and warn the plan would injure all citizens.
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Rankin
Mississippi
Rankin pension bill pitied as veterans’ foe by critics
Critics charge Representative Rankin uses press and committee power to push a multi billion dollar veterans pension bill seen as a threat to current Social Security. Veterans groups like VFW and American Legion oppose it, warning a plan could raise costs to about two trillion dollars and alter pension rules for service connected and other veterans.
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House Veterans
Congress
Nis
House
Mississippi
Bat
Veterans Organization
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Organized Veterans
Rankin Hull
Unrealistic Demand for Presidential Price Control Powers
An editorial opposes a White House bill granting the president dictatorial authority to impose price and wage controls. It argues such powers violate freedom, exceed wartime limits, and threaten Americans rights and legislative checks. It warns the move to claim near term necessity hides a push toward centralized political power.
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White House
Tréhd
Truman
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Wathis
Thlls
Mr. Truman
Pope's firm stand on Mindszenty trial echoes global faith
The Pope denounces the Budapest trial and its verdict against Cardinal Mindszenty, framing it as a clash between religious liberty and communist power. He warns that suppression of religion endangers civil society and urges action beyond mere excommunications to defend human dignity. The piece notes Rome’s stance as a rallying point for faith communities worldwide.
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Cardinal Mindszenty
Arth
Mindszenty
Slepinde
Yugoslavia
Budapest
Russia
Rome
Nce
Labor unions and state legislatures pay debate
The letter argues the American Federation of Labor seeks to influence state legislatures by offering supplemental salaries to legislators. It condemns buying influence and warns such actions would mirror old railroad financial control. The writer believes higher state taxes, not payments, are the solution.
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Washington Evening Star
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Aga
Labor
Print letters on century farm and social security notes
Readers discuss anonymity for letters to The Record and century farm questions. Letters cover Social Security old age benefits and eligibility, earnings limits, and state assistance rules with references to offices. A list of historic Polish conference points and Churchill remarks is summarized, plus a critique of postwar economic policy and potential tax effects on business.
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Century
America
Hiram Ez
Bryan
Schaghticoke
ML D. R
Hiram
Aee Sasidtanna Fehaved
Social Security Administration
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River Streets
County Welfare Department
Court House
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington final official tabulation shows Gov. Thomas E. Dewey ahead of Democratic rivals by more than 1.2 million votes, with Truman facing party splits from Wallace and Dixiecrats and questions about civil rights, taxes, and foreign aid amid postwar realignments.
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My Desey
Congress
Iron Curtain term debate in Collier's Churchill claim
In a column, Robert E. Sherwood credits Winston Churchill with origin of the phrase iron curtain. MM of Oakland disputes, noting the phrase appears in Hebrew prayer and various dictionaries cite Churchill as origin in 1946. Readers discuss parts of speech for cannot and critique misused terms while citing dictionaries.
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Collier's
Winston Churchill
M. G
Oakland
Churchill
Sherwood
Western
Europe
American College Dictionary
Pittsburg
Funk and Warnalix Lew College
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Colty
Secret Oslo luncheon sways Norwegian aid stance
Washington notes reveal Foreign Minister Havard Sage met with House Speaker Sam Rayburn and leaders to press Norway's position on joining the Western defense pact as Russia flexed near the border. The discussion highlighted congressional processes and the lag before aid could reach Norway, while Rayburn and McCormack vowed swift action if threats rose.
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Lange
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America
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Mitchell
Henry MM. Jackson
Truman
Morris Ernst
Erost
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