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Public notice from The Times Union listing authorization and responsibilities for news distribution. Includes rates for subscriptions, geographic applicability in New York and Vermont counties, and Bureau of Circulations membership details with 1948 average circulation.
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Troy Art Guild Exhibit Supports Local Talent
The Troy Art Guild sponsors its first community exhibit in Hendrick Hudson featuring oils watercolors ceramics weaving and photography from non professional and professional artists. The display shows a wide range of talent and public enthusiasm and suggests future larger exhibits.
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Troy Art Guild
Hendrick Hudson
Troy
Japan election shows shifts toward extremes and uncertain future
Western observers note the Democratic Liberal victory gives the Diet full control while the extreme Right gains unexpected strength and the Communist bloc wins 35 seats. The result signals a move from the center toward both ends, raising questions about Japan’s democratic maturity and the influence of occupation era dynamics. General MacArthur’s stance on communism colors western unease as parties reconfigure politics.
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Theo
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Taft Hartley Repeal Debate and Wage Statistics
A condensed view argues Taft-Hartley does not drive more strikes. Statistics show 1947 6.5 percent of workers in work stoppages vs 5.6 percent in 1948 and time lost dropping from 41 to 38 percent. The piece notes pro labor laws often raise strike activity and cites Council of Economic Advisers on bargaining power and rising disputes.
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Taft- Bartley
Council of Economic Advisers
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Commies On College Faculties Warned By Editor
A columnist denounces college faculties as infected with Communist ideas either among actual members or fellow travellers. The piece argues the philosophy reaches students in class and beyond, urging readers to recognize the influence and dangers.
No Tax Is Painless In Tax Shift Debate
The Truman administration debates a higher tax on middle and upper incomes to raise four billion dollars next year. Treasury defines middle brackets as six thousand to thirty thousand dollars annually. Analysts note the small share of earners in these ranges would force steep rate increases or broader cuts, with corporations passing costs to stockholders and consumers. The piece argues taxes burden individuals and urges budget cuts rather than painless tax hikes.
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Navy
University action on Communism sparks debate in American colleges
The piece argues for vigilance against Communist influence in academia and lauds Seattle authorities for removing three faculty members deemed Communists. It asserts Communism is a global force and should be discussed by students, but not promoted as superior to American ideals.
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Seattle
the Record
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Troy
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Rusia
Armerican
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Siberia
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Little Diomede Island
Little Diemede Island
Clarence ‘Rhode
Fist and Wildlife
United States
Pat Kearney
New York
Martin
Congress
Parnell Thomas
Barring Children Sparks Letters to The Record
Readers urge anonymity in letters to The Record while pushing to end child discrimination in housing. The writer argues for public involvement, better city services, and stricter city employee rules to improve Troy.
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington reports a contentious push to reshape Congress budget power with a larger Democratic bloc using new committee alignments to influence spending. Republicans warn the reorganizations threaten checks on the executive and risk partisan manipulation of defense and foreign aid allocations.
Truman Reception Highlight at Mellon Gallery Event
The article recalls President Truman’s January 1949 Mellon Gallery reception with 3,000 guests including dignitaries and average workers. Jim Farley stood out in a tall top hat as attendees queued to shake hands with Truman, who greeted foreign diplomats and Cabinet members before facing a large crowd.
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Virgin Islanda
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White House
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Barkley
Jim
Farnell Thomas
Joe Martin
New Un-American Activities Committee
J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Scandinavians Struggle to Seal Defense Pact
Scandinavian leaders from Norway Sweden and Denmark failed to clinch a defense alliance at the Copenhagen talks. A further meeting is planned in Oslo on Saturday to pursue a common security system while noting conditional terms for agreement.
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Denmark
Norvas
Sweden
Oslo
Correcting Pronoun Antecedents In News Writing
The reader questions who is who in a news item and offers examples of pronoun misuse. Guidance from Annabelle Davies stresses replacing ambiguous pronouns with clear nouns and suggests practical rewrites for clarity.
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St. Louis
Mr. Anderson
United States
Frank Buck
Andersom
Buck
Anderson
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Tes
Iter
Tie
Jones
White House
Mr. Colty
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