Untitled Local Notice From Mixed Brand Names
A fragmented notice lists several names and titles including Dwight Marin Comirman of the Hoard and Frank Lb York as president. It references a Troy 6100 phone exchange connecting all departments and mentions publication of local material and AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Howard Company
Dwight Marin Comirman
Hoard
Frank Lb
York
E . B. Botts
Giret
Arthur Viger Seound Tos
Troy
Pyre
PXEOS
Axciualiels
AP Caryo Dinpatchen
Food substitutes loom in world hunger debate
A passage discusses meat substitutes amid hunger, noting Germans housewives may tolerate edible substitutes and outlines concerns about taste. It critiques nutrition trends, schools, and teachers to adapt to new shorthand streamlining, while stressing the need to feed a growing population with or without real meat.
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Erantz
British Food Ministry
Rensselaer Society Defends Against Compulsory Health Insurance
The Rensselaer County Medical Society urges public forums on the national health insurance bill, arguing that critics misrepresent costs and outcomes. It warns against rosy promises, noting government payment to doctors would raise patient costs and that British system lines up patients, delays care, and strains hospital capacity.
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Rensselaer County Medical Society
American Medical Association
Music Hall
Joseph D. Lovett
Congress
Britain
Cambridge
London
Gore
Scientists claim synthetic meat substitutes for ration era meals
A report describes German scientists in Bizonia using solvents and a compound to create sausages salami and overwurst that are 50 percent real meat and 50 percent synthetic yet taste like meat. German housewives reportedly tasted and approved the product as a solution to wartime shortages.
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Affed
Bizonia
Barer
Palestine peace brought closer by Egypt Israel armistice
The article argues the Egypt Israel armistice marks progress toward lasting peace in Palestine. It notes the ceasefire halted fighting, signals Israel exists, and suggests Arab states may follow Egypt to negotiate with Jewish authorities. It cites Rhodes and warns against renewed hostilities.
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Egypt
Israel
Palestine
Rhodes
Arabi League
Why Doesn't He Give Up Wallace Hearing Controversy
The piece critiques Henry Wallace’s testimony to the House Foreign Affairs Committee on funding the European Recovery Program. It argues Wallace used the hearing for propaganda, pushing for peace with the Soviets while condemning democracy and misrepresenting Soviet motives. It labels his stance as abdication of cold war resolve and accuses him of hypocrisy.
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Henry Wallace
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Marcantonio
New York American Labor Party
Wallace
Congressional Committee
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Europe
Stalin
Politburo
Jostats Peerer
Otdering
Tung
Reworking Shorthand Aims to Slow Longhand Out of Use
A discussion outlines revised shorthand systems that promise universal readability and major time savings. The new form reduces memorization and speeds mastery, predicting learners may need only one term instead of years. Researchers note progress over sixty years may halve the difficulty again, possibly making longhand obsolete.
Current Comment Extending the Line
The piece argues Norway aligns with the West, facing Soviet risk with a weak border and military setup. It notes Oslo’s decision was shaped by Western assurances and U.S. policy signals, and urges awareness of each step extending Western security commitments through Norway and Western Europe.
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Providence Evening Bulletin
Norway
Kremlin
Forel
Mmnissey Lange
Washington
London
Lange
State Department
Lance
Norwegian North Cape
Europe
Amerita
Greece
Germany
Reader letters clash over medical costs and reform
A long reader letter segment discusses anonymity in letters to The Record Newspapers, doctor fees, hospital costs, and the impact of Blue Cross Blue Shield. It laments high charges for visits and deliveries, notes wartime price shifts, and weighs socialized medicine and a proposed reform. The writer urges the medical profession to offer constructive plans in place of broad reform.
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Cians
Sre Indnetrias
Blue Cross
Solif
California
Senate Rulings Block Filibuster Fight Over Civil Rights
Washington The Senate moves toward a clash over a rule to shut off debate and curb filibusters as Republicans press a calendar change led by Kruseland Ives Saltonstall and Ferenceon. Democratic leaders seek to allow discussion while Knowland vows to prevent stalling.
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Washington
Senate
Dixie Crat
Knowland
France Gratitude Train Delivers to U S A Amid Cold Reception
French railwaymen presented a gift train to the United States as a gesture of friendship. President Truman skipped the ceremony, while Vice President Barkley and several governors welcomed the visitors in cold, crowded stations. Governors opened homes and hosted events across states, turning the trip into a people to people moment that produced strong U S sentiment toward France.
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Truman
Heath
Capitol Hill
Lucas
Thnols
Tims
Botan Par
Washington
George Allen
Congress
Allen
U. S
State Department
Barkley
Vandenberg
Connally
Sam Clark
Jimmy Webb
France
Paris
Benjamin Franklin
Gospel OF
America
M. Charles Yhagues
Traih
Dean Acheson
Vermont
Arizona
New Mexico
M. D'Haguer Iarom
Acheson
Seapeek
Kentucky
Dallas
Licks Club
Cheyenne
Wva
Goodyear
Akron
South
Jefferson Cafferys
Jefferson Caffery
United States
WiUsearu
Pentagon
Straisphere
Europe
Friendship Foundation
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Joe Smiths
Oakland
California
William O'Dwyers
New York
George Weiches
Grand Rapids
Fletcher Bowrons
Los Angeles
Jim Curlers O
Boston
Take My Word For It On Plurals By Frank Colby
A reader argues about plural forms in English words and cites dictionary rules. The piece explains that many words form plurals regularly with s or es, lists examples like foxes and cheeses, and notes exceptions and teaching needs for clarity in classrooms.
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Frank Colby
Europe
God
New stamp issues preview for IMS and anniversary commemoratives
The notes outline authorized stamp dates and pending considerations for 1948 style issues including Puerto Rico Alexandria Anniversary, Minnesota Centennial, Washington and Lee University, and national figures like Booth Tarkington and Charles Beans Hocheet Babe. Several anniversaries and memorials are listed, with New Sets planned for industrial themes and national parks under discussion.
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IMS
Puerto Rico
Alexandria
Minnesota
Washington and Lee University
Congress
Booth Tarkington
Etonington
Conn
National Mermorial Park
Joseph C. Les
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Bowne House
Finching
N. C
Washington DC
Gen JT
Pershing
Charles Beans
Hocheet
Babe
Wright Brothers
Brn
Pyle
Flemagen
Bors’ Tran
National Paks
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Dwiemt Mervie
Dick Turner
Bogart
Wwe
Carnival Wallace
Pat Olfier
Writers of Communications
Record
Nhy
Ray Tucker
The
Pearson
Tom Maby
Sas
Rench Committee
Santa Fe
Frank Carlson Eunope
Kansas
Scott
North Carolina
Clements
Gib
Son
Dever
Massachusetts
Pastore
Rhode Island
Warren
U.S.A
Coir Andre
Charles F. French
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