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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1949
Page
5
The notice appears to invite association members to a call or payment related to subscriptions. It lists rates for one year and monthly options, with figures in dollars for different periods. It mentions circulation statements and references to the Associated Press style.
An analysis recounts colonial resistance under George III, notes few treason convictions in early America, and describes postwar debates on deterrence. It surveys reactions to Nazi collaborators, U.S. trials, and the broader fear of Soviet influence in Asia, especially Hong Kong, urging a clear Asiatic policy.
The Troy Record lauds Governor Dewey for selecting John Poster Dulles for the U.S. Senate, praising his foreign affairs expertise and bipartisan approach. It credits Dewey for placing the ideal, nonpartisan candidate in Washington and notes Dulles’ advisory role to top officials while hoping he remains open to public service.
Fragmentary OCR from a wartime era piece references a Paris veteran phrase Takin Rise and trials for treason. It notes Japanese American women removed from UC Berkeley in 1940, with mentions of executions on opening day of a trial and a death penalty context.
The new military governor and high commissioner designate John J. McCloy plans to set his headquarters in Frankfort, with residence near Bad Homburg. He will travel to Berlin but focus on strengthening the Western government as Allied postwar policy shifts.
Analysis outlines how the Hong Kong question sits amid Chinese Communist power, colonial prestige decline, and U S policy gaps. It notes potential Red forces near Canton Shanghai, Britain’s imperial past, and the risk to Hong Kong amid Sino Western rivalries.
The piece analyzes a heated dispute in Paris over the Intra-European Payments Scheme revision. It cites Sir Stafford Cripps warning of a draining of Britain's gold reserves and dollars as the end of Marshall Plan aid nears, arguing industrial socialization harms Britain's competitive position.
Readers question the role of two unnamed sisters in founding Leonard Hospital Lansingburg. The History notes the hospital began Jan 1895 after Dr F B Leonard bequeathed home grounds for a hospital. Sisters had no documented connection. Also includes letters praising emergency services and queries on junior driver license ages and a Judith Coplon remark.
National Whirligig discusses early 1952 presidential prospects with many names named as potential candidates. Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower, Taft figures appear, while public sentiment shifts toward or away from various Democratic and Republican contenders. The piece surveys perceived frontrunners and the political atmosphere on the eve of congressional elections.
The Washington Merry-Go-Round reports on a special congressional commission's outlook showing unemployment near two million in 1947 48 with gains in construction and government jobs offset by declines in manufacturing New England hardest hit Muskegon Michigan worst area while West Coast shows slight improvements The report notes a rising labor force due to population growth and veterans returning to work and highlights testimony from Vernon Bull and Whittington amid push for Columbia Valley Authority funding.
A fragmented letter to the Colorado Springs editor discusses usage of words from the Declaration of Independence and other terms. It critiques spelling variants such as unalienable rights and perchelogize, requests definitions, and references a venomous vinegaroon whip scorpion as a linguistic aside.
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