Dewey picks Dulles for U S Senate seat in postwar policy bid
The piece lauds Governor Dewey’s choice of John Foster Dulles as U S senator, highlighting his international law expertise, independence from partisan aims, and trusted stature. It notes Dulles’ role in United Nations delegations and Western alliance talks, arguing he would bolster foreign policy leadership. The column analyzes political dynamics, Lehman and Hanley prospects, and fiscal policy debates shaping 1947 governance.
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Roger Straies
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USA
Tom Curran
New York
Cas Vecreuy Orgerea & Supply
Conaber
Ives Alwoy
Presley
Prophecy Talk on Troy Senate Race Draws Narrow Field
The Troy Record notes a shift toward a political prophecy frame as the November election nears for the thirteen remaining months of Senator Wagner. Potential candidates include Lehman and other party figures, with Danbury-esque names and city leaders floated whose backing may shape the race.
Congress Reacts to Cramped Quarters With Elective Ideas
A wrapping of damaged text explores Congress cramped in temporary spaces for renovations. Proposals include electrical voting systems and wired chambers while debates consider the impact of physical layout on legislative action and efficiency.
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Teachers face elementary shortage amid wage and status gaps
At the National Conference on Professional Standards of Teachers in Boston the elementary teacher shortage is discussed. Estimates show 175,000 lower-grade teaching jobs vs 65,000 high school entrants, with salary differentials and caste attitudes cited as factors. Women dominate elementary teaching, while fields elsewhere draw workers away.
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Public Letters and Rail Noise Concerns in Troy
A reader seeks anonymity for letters on税 income tax delays and asks about processing dates. another letter laments rail traffic smoke and bell noise around Union Station in Troy urging officials and railroad crews to reduce nuisance as diesel engines and switching practices are discussed.
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Troy
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Wartime and Civil War Token History in Hard Money Era
The article traces the shift from hard currency to paper substitutes during revolutions and wars. Inflation and shortages produced Continental currency and Civil War tokens, followed by silver dollars and private money forms. It highlights rare 18th and 19th century issues, the surge of tokens, and the long aftereffects into modern collectors' interest.
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Bryan
Devaluing Pound Backed by Truman Aides Amid Cabinet Rift
Washington reports say Secretary Snyder met with President Truman to push for devaluing the British pound, while Cripps and other cabinet members oppose the move. Hoffmann and Harriman back Snyder, aiming to shield the Marshall Plan. London tensions mount as Averell Harriman presses Britain to act.
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London
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker Commentary on national unity and preparedness
A column contrasts Uncle Sam’s coming 200th birthday with the need for domestic readiness. It cites a Swede immigrant story, notes labor and coal mine labor-week proposals, and critiques circulars from administration spokesmen. It discusses military leadership figures and President Truman era policy debates.
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