Unclear historical notice on publication and subscription terms
Fragmented OCR text discusses newspaper publication rights and geographic distribution, naming regions in New York and Vermont. It mentions subscription rates, single copies, carrier delivery, and daily circulation data. Names appear garbled, but the item centers on print publication authority and pricing.
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New York State
Pennington
Coury
Vermont
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Mieco Monsina
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Road safety plea amid wartime and holiday travel risks
The article argues that despite efforts by authorities and safety agencies, motorists remain notably careless. It notes highway accidents rose after wartime travel restrictions eased and urges renewed vigilance, greater public awareness, and stronger safeguards. It warns that success requires widespread public cooperation and redoubled efforts from authorities.
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Mike Hat
A Year of Opportunity for Peace Time Recovery
A public outlook urging Congress to seize postwar chance for recovery. It stresses reduced wartime controls, restraint on strikes, wage and price issues, tax relief, and strong atomic control for lasting peace.
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United States
Europe
Pacific
Wison
Mie
Soviet
Russia
US Congress
United Nation
Standardizing British American Arms and Armies
Report from London says United States and Britain agreed on standardizing anti aircraft arms and equipment and aligning army training for coordinated action worldwide. The move risks provoking Russian suspicion as a tacit Western military pact. Experts question scope and potential sharing of sensitive tech amid broader arms modernization and tank radar advances.
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United States
Britain
Briain
Bea
Czuchoslovaky
Ladies in War Paint Rise From Garden Fence Talks
A new group named the Amuri ca Housewives Organization forms in Glen Rock New Jersey sparked by price concerns in local markets. Gloria Burtlett and Edswared Zier mobilize neighbors to resist high costs with a motto of asking how much and answering no thank you. The movement spreads to New York and other states amid reports of price resistance echoing postwar buyer strikes.
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Waugh
America
Glen Rock
New Jersey
Gloria Burtlett
Rdswared Zier
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AMC
Jersey
New York
Camp Alen Ag
Mle Opa
Walter Meuther
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Eliott Roosevelt
A.H.O
Reuther
Holiday Death Toll Drops With New Year Weather Impact
The year begins with a striking fall in holiday accidents due to harsh winter weather. Fewer travels and snowbound roads reduce fatalities and injuries, though the trend may reflect travel patterns more than safety awareness, with roads crowded in cities and highways quiet outside town limits.
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Holiday
Isa Antler
Tad Sa
Howe
Unclear text hints at economic concerns after holidays
Fragmented passage discusses cautious spending and potential recession, mentioning bills, credit, and government control of prices. It references concerns over regulation and debt instruments, implying anxiety about economic stability and policy actions in a postholiday period.
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Regula
Washington
Veterans housing and Congress debate urgent national housing
The piece criticizes the Washington administration for failing to solve the housing crisis. It notes that federal housing programs misfired, rental ceilings and sales limits prevented relief, and calls Congress to enact lasting, large scale housing construction with fair inclusion of rental units. It mentions political motives and broader international commentary alongside satirical notes.
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Washington
Weven
Congress
HPC
Anonymous Letters and Publishing Policy at The Record
The Record asks writers to sign letters to preserve anonymity in returns while proving good faith. Unsigned letters may not be published, and The Record reserves the right to edit and shorten communications. The letter from Missivetopi requests list of names. space limits will prevent publication of the entire list.
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Interpreting the News on price controls and production
A fragment from Washington discusses long term price controls and potential effects on living costs and production. It references industry voices warning that removing controls could lead to ample production and abundant food, with concern over inflation and economic expectations.
Glamour and hard facts mingle in wartime essays
A fragmented piece blends linguistic lore on glamour with a public debt discussion and family economics. It traces shifts in language from glamour to glamor, cites dictionary history, and interleaves household finance worries with warnings about inflation and wartime price controls. It critiques experts predicting a recession while a housewife questions supply chains and producer margins.
Washington Merry Go Round on Congress and Morality
The column critiques Congress for prioritizing pocketbook interests over public welfare. It cites Sen Miner and Rep Cox among others and notes debates on seniority, committee control, and proposed reforms like registering private market trades. The piece reflects criticism of Republican and Democratic lawmakers amid broader calls for ethical standards.
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Farm barns fade as modern buildings take hold
A Providence Bulletin piece notes J M Malcom of American Rolling Mill Company previews a shift away from the familiar red barns to metal and fireproof structures. Surveys indicate farmers will invest heavily in new buildings, equipment, and shed space, while nostalgia battles efficiency and soil practices advance.
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Moley Warns on US Trade Policy and World Devaluation
Raymond Moley critiques American policy and global currency moves citing Swedish devaluation talks and rising American prices. He questions U S labor and the impact of a strong dollar on exports, noting reactions from Myrdal and fellow economists. He warns against premature devaluation while observing international pressure and changing exchange rates.
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