Dulles Urged For New York Senate Seat
The New York Herald Tribune backs John Foster Dulles for U S Senate. The Troy Record endorses the idea, praising his long public service, international leadership, and bipartisan foreign policy work while noting his qualifications for the Senate and potential to elevate New York in national affairs.
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New York Herald Tribune
John Foster Dulles
United States
New York
Troy Record
Dulles
Public Service
Congress
Department of State
Republican Party
United States Senate
Sewards
Evartses
Roots
O'Gormans
American Commission
Senate
Luxury Tax Debate Surges As Revenue Pressures Rise
Senate Finance Committee approves trims to excise taxes amid shrinking revenues and a looming deficit. Lawmakers note political leverage by interests urging cuts while trade and consumer costs influence the pace of reform.
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Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Cancresc
Ian
Budget Deficit Risk From Tax Resistance And Revenue Decline
The text argues that the country cannot afford further revenue declines and questions who bears the burden. It notes likelihood that tax resistance this quarter could hit the least able and that lowering luxury taxes is uncertain. The decisive point is the budget deficit and the risk of expansion.
Baruch questions U S mobilization plan credibility
The column argues over whether a U S mobilization plan exists amid White House denials. It notes Bernard Baruch, a veteran authority, doubts a current preparedness blueprint and highlights political pressure and past wartime measures, with references to Eisenhower and Wallgren.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Trutan
White House
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Federa
Mr. Baruch
United States
Armed Forces Industrial College
Barueh
Wey Wesources Aa
Hick
Truman
Wallgren
Senate
Carnival tactics in warding off extremism struggle
The passage notes a need for patience and broader understanding to achieve EAP goals. It emphasizes addressing each ethnic group's problems and building solidarity to tackle common challenges, describing the present task as requiring sustained effort and cooperation.
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EAP
Ethac
Fiddler's Pay and Federal Aid Debate
A newspaper excerpt discusses Senator Thomas referencing General Eisenhower's warning against large federal educational grants. It frames fears of federal control in education and notes concern among liberal thinkers about expanding government reach into schooling.
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Puc Wren
Thomas
Eisenhower
Columbia University
General Eisenhower
Thhis Field
ERP effects and challenges in Western Europe postwar recovery
The piece argues ERP boosted Western Europe by stoking production and stabilizing currency and trade, while warning that improvements at home and across the Continent risk complacency and growing communist influence. It notes mounting domestic difficulties and questions ERP's sufficiency amid evolving economic strains and political pressures.
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Mof
Mans
Europe
Barmal
Pss
BNP
Weary Tsang
Terry
Anita Egert
Bamber
End of Wartime Installment Rules Signals Free Credit
The wartime Regulation W on installment buying ends as Congress did not reenact it. FRB controls on consumer credit fade, leaving buyers and retailers to negotiate terms. Officials warned lax terms could tempt overextension as shoppers rely on cash or easy credit until new federal limits reemerge.
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Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Roth
Truman
Washington
Enthusias
Credi
Rutoy
Santa Bath
Fedmal
Fragmented notes describe a busy athletic meet and its prep
The text sketches a school athletics meet with focus on timetables and practice, mentioning preparation for events and student athletes. It notes a schedule around trials and competitions, hinting at track and field activities and coaching oversight.
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Pae
MD Athletics
Readers urge focus on prevention over cure for diseases
A letter to The Record argues polio is not the only health threat and questions research funding. The writer urges prevention by addressing patient habits and vitality, criticizing reliance on drugs and vaccines and calling for clearer divine aims. Cohoes.
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington sources discuss how top diplomatic and military experts view Russia’s potential actions and Western responses. The piece cites comparisons to past diplomacy and warns of calculated risks if alliances fail, noting implications for U.S. and European stability.
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Washington
Tme
Russa
Meuniy
UL & Waanone
Moner
Thragyn Armas
Europe
Rayal
Panama Canal Zone
China
Venezuela
Tee West
Johnson backs slower buildup of B 36 air force groups
Secretary Johnson outlines a plan to spread the fifty seven group B 36 air program over a longer period. He argues that building seventy groups around the expensive bomber would raise the defense budget from 14.78 to 17 billion dollars and leave older aircraft obsolete within a few years. Production could ramp up quickly if war came.
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Russia
Paris
Amic Oriental
Sremendone Cox
Eurane
Menericana
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Clared Gutmordad
Favne
J. Edgar Hoover
Mall
Benny Meysillon
FBI
Smeyers
Hoover
Hap Arnold
Air Corps
Arnold
Benne Mayers
Alec
Meyers
Der
Charze
Mavere
Larry Paragrad
Army
Gare Eral Arnold
Dido
Iconoclasts and philately terms explained in Q&A
The discussion explains iconoclasts as image breakers in the Byzantine era and defines iconoclast and icon, noting pronunciation. It then covers philately, its Greek roots, and Herpin’s coinage, plus a note that U.S. stamps began in 12 years ago with postmasters issuing earlier adhesive stamps for convenience.
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Mippore
Jean
Philately
Herpin
Monsieur Herpin
U.S. Post Office Department
Great Britain
Atomic Group Promises Curbs on Activities Amid War-Era Concerns
A wartime style Emergency Committee led by Albert Einstein vows to curb public activity and convene monthly briefings. The group aims to regulate discussions on national defense and policy while expanding education and public awareness efforts through planned meetings and conferences.
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Chiraza
Atomic Revepueta
Albert Einstein
Atami
Apameet
Tine Daly
Enn Sutton
Ms Fem
Vw &Venture
Bf & Kemet
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