Public notices list circulation figures and dates
The text reports subscription rates and delivery details for Albany Saratoga and surrounding counties in New York and Vermont. It references the Audit Bureau of Circulations with December 1946 figures and notes mail delivery and annual, monthly, and weekly pricing structures.
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TMM
Baranet
Albany
Saratagn
New York
Bennington
la Vermont
AX Monte
Ators
Yaar
Mosiba
Democrats Attack Dewey Program As Doubts Remain
The piece critiques Democratic legislators for railing at Governor Dewey while demanding more spending. It argues they attack his plans as costly yet offer no funded alternative, urging a concrete, financing plan before judging the governor's proposals. It notes outlays for state universities highways and local aid are scrutinized amid wartime and postwar shortages.
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Dewey
Assemblyman
Steingut
Quinn
Ronward
Penalty Of Off Campus Games Involving Basketball Gambles
The New York County grand jury investigates a report that four men tried to bribe a college basketball player who has been cooperating since September. Evidence gathered over four months suggests the case may be straightforward, yet the outcome rests with judicial processes.
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New York County Grand Jury
Leonelude
Lys
Gambiers
College basketball and labor unions in big city exhibitions
The article discusses David Shapiro and other college players amid the Black Box scandal and Taft-Hartley era rulings. It notes union membership affecting job access, the use of Madison Square Garden for double headers, and exhibitions in armories to attract paying crowds. It highlights commercial pressures and ongoing bribery attempts, with players lacking campus protections.
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Ay David Bhapiro
George Washington
Peami
Snc
Assembly
New York
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan College of New York
George Washington University
Vi TaeerUs Wragro
Rege Tee Ray
David Shapiro
What Decision In China What Decision In China
The piece analyzes conflicting reports on 3000 US Marines at Tsingtao and a possible evacuation. It notes Chiang Kai-shek seeks peace while Chinese Communists may push for their own terms. Ambassadorship comments suggest cautious optimism for peace but uncertainty remains about Communist replies and leverage. It concludes no clear shift away from Communist initiative.
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China
Tsingtao
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang Kaishek
J. Leighton Stuart
Taft Hartley Repeal vs Supreme Court Decision
Supreme Court upholds state right to prohibit the closed shop in states with such laws. The decision limits federal Taft Hartley provisions and preserves states rights to bar union membership requirements for hiring. The ruling echoes earlier limits on compulsory union membership and supports individual worker liberties.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Justee Black
Warning on Russia From Ambassador Smith Cautions on Hysteria
Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith warns against hysteria or false security toward Russia and urges a long-term view of Soviet aims. He notes a possible shift among some Russians toward conciliation but cautions the U.S. not to lower defenses. He also questions new Congress members’ readiness and ends with a radar quip about snowfall.
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Walter Bedell Smith
Russis
Moscow
Russia
Truman
Politburo
Smith
United States
Kremlin
Kansas City
Kremin
Sia
Omar Bradley
Battle of the Bulge
Normandy
Mecellat
Senate
Tennessee
Kellar
Democratic
Mississippi
Colmer
Demonatkc Cavers
Fhim
Ae Bitte
Cohtere
Franco Grants Spanish Citizenship to Sephardic Jews
A Madrid dispatch reports Francisco Franco granting Spanish citizenship to certain Jews, identified as descendants of Sephardim exiled by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1492. The article traces the Sephardic diaspora, notable families, and the long history of exile, migration, and later attempts at redress by the Spanish government.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Europe
World
Turkey
Balkans
France
Italy
Holland
England
Egypt
North Africa
America
Portugal
Spinoza
Benjamin Disreali
Judah P. Benjamin
Brazil
West Indies
United States
Savannah
Charleston
Myers
Mordecai
Cardozo Hamilies
Virginia
Mendes
Conens Aml Ettings
Baltimore
Flood concerns loom in Black River valley letters
Readers debate flood control along the Hoosick River and Panther Mountain Reservoir with The Record Newspaper editorials. Contributors argue about costs, benefits, and state roles in reservoir planning, referencing Troy and surrounding towns plus Buskirk and Albany area coverage.
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Rensselaer
Troy
Albany
Johnsonville
Buskirk
Hoosick Falls
Petersburg
Berlin
Hoosick River
Gold Medal Farms, Inc
Black
Black River
Truman
The
Water Power and Control Commission
Board
Watertown
Panther Mountain
Sacandaga
Hodcot
Adirondack League Club
Adirondack Park
Adirondack
Truman Leads Congress and Charts Independent Course
President Truman tightens control over policy decisions, defying advisers and pushing a pro New Deal agenda. He partners with Capitol Hill leaders for early 1950s legislation, while defense and foreign affairs debates reshape the administration’s approach.
Taft foes split GOP as 1950 fights loom
Washington report notes the Taft confrontation within the Republican Party over policy and 13 rebels facing reelection in 1950 and 1952. It highlights how Truman’s veto yields sympathy for Taft and how isolationist lines and inflation concerns shape intra party conflict and public stance.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Republcan
Senate
G.O.P
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massacusets
Tos Tollessue
Bay
Henry Cabot Loder
Cabal
Treman
Massethutelis
California
William F. Knowland
Labor
Taft
Truman
Wayne Moren
Oregon
Dlae
Coins Stored in Earth and Attics Preserve Varying Values
Coins found after long burial may lose value due to corrosion from moisture gases and soil. Silver and gold resist better than copper, but all metals corrode, especially in saltwater conditions. Paper money may remain legible and redeemable. a sealed container reduces deterioration.
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Dick Turner
Baltimore Sun
Pat
Writers of Communications
Record
Panther Mountain Reservoir
Trimay
Jobo Snyder
Snyder
John
Defanse Forrestal
Commerce
Sawyer
Lovett
Tru- Msn Eo
iHe
Capitol Hill
Barkley
Sam Hkayburn
Rayburn
Sd Truman
Kiug
Oscar Chapman
Philippines
Oscar
Krug
Clinton Anderson
New Mexico
Stefan
Nebraska
Jensen
Iowa
Alburo
Alburn
State Department
Israel
U. S.A
Norway
Fauasians
Kilgore
Wert Vie Pinds
U. S
Ths
Inter-American Cooperative Pablic Health Service
Institute of Inter- American Affairs
Peronnel
Hemisphere
Ecuador
Servicio
Eucaldor
C. Glenn Curtis
Brea
Oriange County
Dr. Curtis
Ray Tucker
Tas
Western
Brooks
Thinois
Revercomb
West
Charles F. French
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