Record of The Trees Revere and Associated Subscriptions
A fragmented notice details subscription terms for a publication and its delivery across regions including Albany, Saratoga, and Vermont. It lists pricing for different intervals, in advance payment options, and notes membership in a circulation audit group with December averages of paid copies.
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Maemo
Albany
Buratoga Sud
New York
Mate
Jisimlastom
Vermont
Payenie
Advasce
Seeung
Sika
Dodha
Mureat
Acheson Defends Record At Senate Hearing
Dean Acheson, Truman’s pick for Secretary of State, defends his record before a Senate committee. The column applauds his forthright testimony, corrects misstatements on his law firm fees, and condemns smear campaigns aimed at discouraging capable men from public service.
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Dean ‘Acheson
Truman
Senate
Acheson
Acheson Law Firm
State Department
Donald Hiss
Alger
Treasury
Hoover Commission
Greece
Mr. Acheson
Washington
Conference At Rhodes Aims To Ease Israel Arab Tensions
Dr Ralph Bunche leads a Rhodes conference to unite Israel and Arab leaders over the Palestine issue. Aims to reduce Middle East friction and preserve the regional balance amid Western and Soviet pressures. Debate over Britain’s postwar role and Washington’s growing responsibilities in Greece Turkey Iran and beyond.
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Israeh-Aran
Ralph Bunche
Middle East
Britain
Israel
London
Imsam Baitain
United States
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Araman
Lina
Palestine
Brigitatte Jade
Washington
Iran and Elswhere
Rhodes conference hopes amid tense US policy strains
The text notes debate over British views on US Middle East policy, cites strong arms embargo and oil interests, and mentions a Rhodes conference as the potential path to reduce tensions. It also references Dr. Bunche and the fragile hope for progress amid broken promises and truces.
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Israel
Rhodes
Dr. Bunche
Political clash over Taft Hartley repeal in Congress
The Democratic majority debates how to revise the Taft Hartley Act. House and Senate Labor Committee chairs flip positions between one package repeal or two step moves to restore the Wagner Act, pressured by labor leaders. Debate yet to settle.
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Democratic Congress
House Labor Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Lesinski
House
Thomas
Senate
Michigan
Utah
East Foster
Massachusetts
Yale
Pacific
G.O.P
Harry O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Barry
Abraham Rubicoff
Connecticut
Congress
Joan McGuire
Chester Bowles
White House
Peter Rodino
Newark
N. J
Fred Hartley
Hugh Addonizio
X. J
Fiorello LaGuardia
Wayne Aspinall
Colorado
Dester
Hell
Marans
Poebio
Batchelor
Taft-Hamler
Reva Bea
Democrat
Amazon
North Atlantic Pact and U S Security Debate
A January discussion on joining the North Atlantic Security Pact and backing the World War II defense coalition. The piece cites the Vandenberg resolution, debates over constitutional limits, and the wider implications for American policy, defense spending, and international commitments amid fears of another global conflict.
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Western Europe
United States
Soviet Russia
Europe
Gomz
Eisenhower
Labor Review
Senate
Enyore
USSR Not Up To World Standards Says Foreign Policy Bulletin
Vera Michels Desa argues in Foreign Policy Bulletin that the USSR lags behind more advanced nations. She says Polish leaders and other groups view themselves economically superior, prompting intensified isolationism and draconian control over intellectual life to project Russian superiority. The iron curtain hides weaknesses from both outsiders and Soviet citizens.
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Reviet Union
Vera Michels Desa
Foreign Felicy Bulletin
Dean
Ussr
Soviet Union
Mrs. Dean
Russia
Poland
Subsidizing Merchant Shipping: A Question of Policy
The piece argues that subsidizing U S merchant shipping faces fiscal strain and foreign aid goals. It notes a record peacetime budget and possible revenue contraction, urging Congress to reconsider subsidies. It warns that aiding other nations economically implies avoiding domestic subsidies that deprive foreign industries of business and income.
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United States
Congress
England
France
Italy
Vocational Guidance Gains Significance For Laborers
A Labor Review writer argues vocational guidance grows in importance for blue collar workers. Although early and not exact science, competent guidance helps students and young adults select fitted careers with strong employment prospects and personal satisfaction. It also reduces turnover and aimless job changes benefiting workers and employers.
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Labor Review
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Troy semi pro league 1926 title dispute details
Letters to The Record discuss who won the 1926 Troy semi pro league title and which teams played for it. The exchange mentions the Knights of Columbus and Wells AC, a disputed forfeit in 16th inning, and a claim that Wells took the title due to ineligible players.
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Troy
Eevee
Lansingburg Knights of Indian Villages
Columbus
Wells A. C
Knights
Lagee
Andagoron
Teononta
Auriesville
Reader, Visha and McNamee
Bear Castle
Wells
Sprakers
Aurie
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
The lettered column debates U S wartime and postwar spending under Truman. It estimates 1950 budget costs driven by Cold War aims total around 23 billion dollars, minus offsets for normal defense, with a net near 22 billion. It discusses debt service, interest, and potential tax relief versus accelerated debt payments. The wider note questions domestic impact and public finances amid Cold War pressures.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
R. F
Chicago
Moscow
Stalin
United States
Jennis
Yan Ue Mast
White House
Reed Heririetta Nesbitt
O. R
Kaif
Young War Vosorene Leaders Rise in Congress
A scrambled OCR lists numerous 1940s era U S House candidates and new faces from states like Texas, Iowa, Florida, North Carolina, and Oregon. It highlights veterans, educators, and professionals tapped for committees and leadership roles, noting hopes for liberal reforms and rural development while stressing diverse regional representation.
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Washington
Nsw
House of Representatives
Bes
Jook
Ales Cutaders
Chenen
Orief
Bentsen
Redeeset
Apod Men
Power
Capitol Hill
Echoolteachers
Harry Davenport
Pannsylvania Democrat
G.O.P
John McDowell
The
Un-American Affairs Committee
Congress
Chuck Gross
Iowa
Midwest
Waterloo
John Gwynne
Jerry Ford
Michigan
Bartel Jonkman
Ford
Thurman Crook
Mouth Bend
Ind
Crook
Southern Colons
Thurmond
Chatham
North
Carlina
Chatham Mills
Charles Iennett
Jacksonville
Florida
Syd Herlong
Orange
Carl Ejlott
Jasper
Eal
Hugo Sims
South Carolina
Tobby
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kentucky
South
Britain and Poland Sign Trade Pact Amid War Food Ties
Britain and Poland signed a five year trade pact invoking a billion dollar framework. Britain pledges new policy for trading with Soviet sphere nations and Treasury payments in pounds. Poland agrees to goods valued near significant sums with mutual exchange of goods and retention of Polish exports in Britain.
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Britain
Poland
Warsaw
J. W. Sleacy
Dont Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
An assortment of reader queries and expert answers from a business magazine style column. It covers entrepreneurship, pronunciation, dialect usage, and word origins with examples from several cities and readers seeking clarifications.
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Frank Colby
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