The Troy Record subscription rates and history note
The fragment describes subscription pricing and terms for The Troy Record or Times Hoverd, listing yearly, monthly, and mail options, with rates around 810.60 for a year and other figures in old currency. It references circulation auditing details and regional distribution in New York State and Mennington.
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Truman Advocates Budget With Tax Increases
President Truman urged Congress to approve a 1950 to 1951 budget of 42.439 billion with a projected 5.133 billion deficit, arguing a moderate tax rise and defense and foreign aid spending. Critics warn the plan worsens debt and votes may oppose heightened levies ahead of elections.
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Chiang Kai-shek and wife defend alliance in controversy
Mme Chiang Kai-shek condemns Western recognition of the Red regime and laments U S policy while affirming loyalty to her husband. The article portrays the Chiangs as a heavily maligned couple amid global tensions and domestic strain, with emphasis on their resolve to remain by Chiang’s side.
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Mme Chiang's Courage Amid War Debates and Seaway Doubts
The piece argues Mme Chiang Kai-shek chose to support her husband in China’s turmoil, refuting rumors of discord and likening her actions to past sacrifices. It voices skepticism about her impact and questions Truman's St. Lawrence Seaway plan, deeming it risky amid wartime budgets and transportation concerns.
Sparkman seeks extended RFC power amid loan controversy
Senator Sparkman aligns with Truman on granting longer RFC loan terms but opposes Kaiser Frazer and Lustron loans. He would review RFC policies before expanding authority, warning that broader powers risk government partnership with political favorites and risky, nonessential financing. Congress should curb RFC growth.
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Time For Obsequies Of St Lawrence Seaway Plan
The article argues against President Truman's renewed appeal for approval of the St. Lawrence Seaway project. It warns the plan would worsen the national debt, harm defenses, and divert traffic from eastern ports, urging quiet abandonment of the scheme and related designs.
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Euthanasia Debate Stirs New Hampshire Doctor Case
The New Hampshire euthanasia case prompts national debate on mercy killing. supporters cite relief from suffering while opponents warn of physician patient trust and potential abuse. The editor notes the issue may raise public awareness without triggering rapid change.
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Letters to The Record readers seek anonymity and clarity
A batch of letters discusses privacy in publishing, minimum wage timing, reactions to Einstein's theory, and a request for prayers for a child. The writer urges signature for publication, notes the paper may edit letters, and includes questions about figs in the South and a wage law effective date.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington considers whether to aid Chinese Nationalists on Formosa amid fears of triggering World War II. The piece argues U.S. weakness, limited forces, and political divisions could hinder any intervention, while warning of risks to allies and global balance.
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Washington Roundup on Hoover Stimson Symington and Truman
The column recalls Hoover era disputes over naval limits in the Pacific with Stimson, notes Symington Christmas in Alaska with Bob Hope, highlights Manny Celler's anti trust hearings and looming penalties, and reports on Truman discussing housing with lawmakers including Sparkman and Spence while joking about Iowa corn and Missouri mules.
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Britain Stirs to Recognize China Amid Global Pressures
A Cleveland Plain Dealer analysis questions Britain’s swift move to recognize Communist China, arguing economic interests outweigh ideological aims. It cites Rep Eaton and critics who seek clearer gains beyond backing Western unity, warning actions may favor holdings and risk reinforcing a strengthened Communist influence in Asia.
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Pronunciation Clinic Answers Hurricane Word Roots
A reader requests guidance on pronouncing hurricane in various syllables and related words. The piece discusses etymology from the Quicha Indians, Cantonese terms, and regional names. it explains stresses and historical pronunciations for horizon and other terms. It invites readers to request the leaflet by sending 5 cents and a stamped envelope.
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Stalin Poised to Campaign in Soviet State Election
Moscow announces March 12 as the Soviet Union state general election date for the Supreme Soviet. Premier Stalin is expected to run from Moscow's Stalin district and lead the campaign, with high past voter turnout for Communist and non party bloc candidates. The vote aims to shape the 1890 state budget debate and showcase party propaganda.
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