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The passage presents a mix of legal, political, and social commentary, discussing prohibition, gambling, and a shift in county government policy. It references figures like Mayor O'Dwyer and Mr. Dewey, plus a Democratic minority in the Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors, and calls for constructive reform and accountable governance.
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Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Watson
Board of Supervisors
Governor Dewey Sees Rules Committee Battle Split
In Washington a Republican-Dixiecrat coalition fights for control of the House Rules Committee over pending bills. The clash has two facets, one harmful and one beneficial, reflecting a democratic process as lawmakers decide which measures the House may consider.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Private industry urged to share atomic research burden
The Atomic Energy Commission signals more collaboration with private business to advance peacetime atomic progress. Gordon Dean noted that indefinite government monopoly may not be required and that broader private involvement could accelerate development while balancing Cold War controls. The piece weighs politics over race and economy, noting debates in Congress about FEPC and spending.
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Washington Evening Star
Atomi Energy Commission
Atomic Energy
Gordon Dean
New_York University
Disagreement Over Saar Future Frays Franco German Talks
French Foreign Minister Schuman and German Chancellor Adenauer hold a cordial Bonn meeting but diverge on Saar policy. France backs a long term lease and integration of the Saar while West Germany asks for plebiscite and local control. The debate highlights enduring Franco German tensions and fears of centralized power in Washington.
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Sase
Europe
Schuman
France
Adenauer
Bonn
Germany
Saar
Francé
Alsace
Tojim
Paris
Ington
New
German Republic
West Germany
Congress and the Rules Committee in talks of fiscal restraint
The piece contemplates whether elite spending habits can be curbed as the Rules Committee faces revolt. It questions if Congress can reclaim its dignity and restraint, possibly reviving the defender of taxpayers against royal excess amid cautious talk.
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Rules Committee
Legislative Branch
Congress
Washingtons Lich For Power Almost From Inception
Officials of the Bureau of Unemployment Security in Washington push for federalization of unemployment compensation. They argue central control will equalize payments but critics see it as contempt for local government and a move to weaken state power. Currently forty eight states set payment amounts duration and eligibility. State variations reflect differing economic and social conditions.
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Bureau of Unemployment Security
Washington
O'Dwyer stance on gambling meets NYPD drive and law limits
The piece discusses Mayor O'Dwyer's opposition to wide open gambling in New York and a police crackdown on gamblers. It argues doubt about prohibition via state law, noting evils from betting and the need to regulate lawful games while acknowledging widespread gambling traits.
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O'Dwyer
New York
Pimlico
Mr. O'Dayer
Dewey
Briman
Industrial interest grows as secrecy loosens on atomic power
American industry shows growing willingness to work with the Atomic Energy Commission on temporary contracts and installations. Officials note private risk capital remains cautious due to limited information amid the iron curtain. AEC advisory group urged broader information release to spur private study and peacetime uses of isotopes in medicine and metallurgy, predicting revolutionary advances as security concerns ease.
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Dean
Commission
AEC
Engineme
Irvine
Letters to The Record Highlight Housing, Dorothy Dix, Religion, and City Cleanliness
A collection of reader queries and editor answers from The Record covers where to apply for Griswold Heights federal housing, Dorothy Dix’s biography, a defense of Christian values, and Troy sanitation complaints. Letters urge civic pride and better garbage practices as the paper notes ongoing citywide efforts and continuation on page twelve.
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Troy Housing, Authority
City Hall
Federal Project Box
Dorothy Dix
Elizabeth Meriwether Gilmer
Tennessee
George O. Gilmer
Tve
Woman's Department
New Orleans Times Picayune
New York City
Janette
Editoc
Troy
Public Works Department
Truman Plan on Developing Doubted by TVA Expert
Gordon P. Clapp, TVA chairman, criticizes the White House proposal for private investment to develop underdeveloped regions in the Middle East and Asia. He argues large scale transformation is unlikely, noting ancient civilizations and long histories of decline. The piece cites measurements of public works as insufficient to alter human nature or enduring conditions.
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Truman
Asia
Middle Eam
South Pacific Islands
Gordon PR. Clapp
Tennessee Valley Authority
Clapp Pothieisad
White House
Clap
Middle East
Arabia
Ran
Iraq
Trn
Tran Nas
M- Capes
Mt Konesie
TVA
Soma
Avrared Amari
Toynbee
Clapp
South America
Peru
Central America
Mexico
MacArthur Criticized in Public Clash Over Far East Policy
Washington column recounts clashes over General MacArthur and U S foreign policy. It notes congressional pressure, cabinet tensions, and remarks by judges and officials about Formosa, Chiang Kai-shek, and the State Department. It also cites labor leaders urging political restraint and strategic caution in international affairs.
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Washington
Gemaral MacArther
State Department
Betlain
Simutteseons
Talue
Wlettlog
Ths . G.O.P
Ps 1
Cama
Keowland
Calll
Miss Campidtt
Aso Auffer
Ito
Far East
Formosa
Russia
India
Japan
Chiang Kaishek
Yelta
Potsdam
Schriber
Senating Co
tors—Ferguson and
Smith—tepor
Timosa
Formona
MacArthur
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
Word game style Q and A with ten multiple choice prompts on vocabulary maybes and usages. It lists pairs such as Bouillon clear soup and climactic versus climatic, with explanations of correct choices and brief notes on word meanings and proper usage.
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Frank Colby
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