State University Trustees and Regents Clash Over Control
An open break emerges between the New York State University trustees and the State Board of Regents. The piece argues the Regents deserve control of education per the constitution, opposing Governor Dewey’s move to appoint an outside board answering only to him. It warns of a proposed state university costing billions and stresses restoring traditional authority.
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The
State University
State Board of Regents
Roosevelt
New York
Dewey
Thas
Papen Fate Sparks Doubts On German Justice
An editorial laments the lightened sentence of Franz von Papen and other Nazi collaborators praising memory erosion with time. It denounces Papen as a deceitful diplomat who aided mass murder and sabotage and warns against excuses for war criminals escaping accountability. The piece argues for full punishment rather than Donnation court leniency.
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Franz von Papen
Hitler
United States
Toutin Cnipit
Artrirtes
Byalmar Scheiti
Schacht
Hiller Possble
Papen
Teaves
von Papen
Denonfication Court
Reich Bank
Israel election process promotes moderates under Ben Gurion
The Israeli vote signals a milestone with high turnout among Jews and Arabs, endorsing Prime Minister Ben Gurion and the Mapai party while moderates gain strength. Proportional representation delays results but promises a steady coalition and cautious foreign policy ahead.
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Israel
Ben-Guiion
Palestine Labor Party
Mapai
Ben Gurion
Mapam
Ben-Gurion
Arab League
Children Tenants Debate Reveals Housing Bias
A series of letters to the editor critique landlords who bar families with children while others defend property owners. The discussion notes a long standing bias worsened by a housing shortage and explores possible remedies such as tenant indemnity bonds or parental responsibility in raising children.
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Joss
Watervilet
Vu Sancy
Mechanicville parents urged to review homework load
In a letter to The Record, a reader argues Mechanicville High School pupils should take four subjects yearly to reach 16 graduation units. A blue card process signs weekly schedules, parental approval is sought, and debate continues on homework.
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Speker
Mechanicville Bagh
Mechanicville
Macenreets
Truman 1952 renomination bets and GOP shuffle
Washington exam of speculation on Truman’s possible 1952 renomination and the Democratic and Republican parties. The piece cites aging, political allies, rivals like Lucas and Barkley, and potential GOP contenders including Taft Lodge and Taft’s outlook. It mentions governors Barrles Dever Lausche Schricker Stevenson and others as possible figures in the era’s party realignments.
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Truman
Harring
Tarnivale
Roosevelt
New York
Barkley
Sint
Sen‘ake
Scott W. Litas
Linoig Bors
Jake lArvey
Esenhower
Lucas
Mississippi Valley
Democrats
FDR
God Jernors
Great Alates
Chester Barrles
Conneticut
Pan
Dever
Massachuctts
Adlai “E. Stevenson
Winnow
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Henry Schricker
Indiana
G. Menjen Wiliams
Michigan
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Secretary's Corner on Letters and Typing Tips
Auburn advice column discusses addressing letters to Mr. J A Conboy at the New York State Department of Agriculture Albany and clarifies bold italics and italics in manuscripts. It also covers beginning letters with I and word division rules and mentions Colby's list of English words.
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J. A
Conboy
Milk Central
N.Y
Dept. of Agriculture and Markets
Albany
Ser
J. A. Conboy
Nys
Dept. of Agriculture
Albany 1
Cincinnati
Sacramento
Ansswer
College Handbook of Reposition
Heath
Wilmington
Colby
Matty
Cade
Corm
Steam Roller Stalls in Taft Hartley Debate
The Taft Hartley Act faces stiff opposition from Democratic lawmakers and some labor leaders who fear loss of prestige and perquisites. Yet Congress shows no rush for action as investigations and careful analysis proceed, with some praising the act as a boon for workers and management.
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Congress
Messrs. Murray, Green and Lewis
Washington
Dewey
Tabor
Truman
Warner Law
Theos
Latin America tensions shadow Truman era foreign policy
The piece surveys rising Latin American militarism, U S oil interests, and divergent reactions to regimes in Venezuela Peru and Chile. It notes Truman's irritation at ex President Gallegos and hints at regional power plays involving New Mexico politics and Senate maneuvering. It highlights Chiang Kai-shek diplomacy and the Soong photo boost to U S-China relations.
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Washington
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Europe
Latin America
Carlos Hevia
Cubs
Truman
Venezuela
Gallegos
Cuba
United States
U. S
President Gallegos
Bolivar
Simon Bolivar
Alzo
Pan American Union
Bettencourt
New Mexico
Treasury
Snyder
Gallup
Tom Mabry
Dennis Chavez
Chaves
Mabry
Chavez
Dave
United States Senate
Senate
Dave Chavez
Manuel Lujan
Lujan
Dennis
Tom
Chiang Kai-shek
White House
Chiang
T. ¥. Soong
State, War and Navy
Edward Stettinius
Henry L Stimson
James V. Forrestal
Tom Corcoran
Forrestal
Soong
China
Nanking
Chiang Kaishek
Marshall
Tommy
Jim Forrestal
Progressive COP Claim Policy Victory
A group of progressive Republicans claimed a major victory as GOP leaders agreed to curb purity measures and reform committee selection. They secured the abolition of the steering committee and replacement with two policy committees largely on a geographical basis to members.
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G.O.P
Crodo
Republican Committee
Ad G.O.P
Thenen
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