The Troy Record Ad Rates and Circulation Details
The notice lists newspaper name The Troy Record and related rates and terms for subscriptions. It notes price structures for daily, weekly, and monthly deliveries, with various options and regions. It references circulation figures and auditing by the Audit Bureau of Circulations with a daily average of 44508 net paid.
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Troy Record
Dwigh Marva
Béiter
Troy Resord Company
Owenrs
Dwight Martin
Freed L. York
Freetieet
M. Matte
Humice Premiteat
Arthur Viger
CK Vale
Picoe ‘Voy G10
Sarhange
Murninay
Albany
Hemasetner
Haratona
Waalsmeted
New York
Aieta
Iansingum County
Vermont
Udit Bureau of Circulaiona
Conservative Platform Preview in British Elections Debate
The piece outlines the British Conservative Party's pre election platform, arguing it blends limiting nationalization with preserving welfare while promising efficiency and economy. It compares to American politics, notes the lack of radical change, and questions whether the plan can win over swing voters amid Labour socialist policies. The passage also discusses U.S. policy on European aid and Taft Smith dynamics, urging measured, right driven action rather than rushed decisions.
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Winston Churchill
Conservative
Labor Party
Britain
Lathorites
Leadership Returns as Taft Weighs North Atlantic Treaty
The article discusses Senator Taft shifting from isolationism to leadership while opposing military aid under the treaty. It quotes Taft and other Senate voices debating if arms provisions would help or harm economic recovery, with varied stances across the chamber. The piece preserves named individuals and organizations amid a tense policy debate.
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Taft
Tfe
Aivat
Her Pounder
Dretis
Comimon
Sensie Forein
Laos Comantice
Senate
Atrandpest
Peter
Greenies
Senate panel urges broader military budget savings
The Senate Appropriations Committee argues for large scale economy in the National Military Establishment budget. It cites potential annual savings of 20 to 50 million by reducing desk time for officers and using smaller planes, delaying costly purchases like the sky sweeper gun and eight ton trucks, and stresses that all defense outlays deserve strict scrutiny to avoid worsening the deficit.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Army
Navy
Air Force
Armed Services
Ar Force
Army Ordnance Bureau
German Ambassador Abetz Found Guilty of War Crimes
A French jury convicts Otto Abetz, German ambassador to Paris during the occupation, on war crime charges. He receives a sentence of twenty years hard labor, with judges noting his defense as a failed attempt to justify mass arrests, deportations, and killings. Abetz admits limited culpability, arguing wartime necessity and alleging Allied threats, but offers no proof of innocence.
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Hitler
Paris
France
Otto Abetz
Otto Abett
Abety
Paul Reynaud
Leon Blam
Georges Mandel
Abetz
Alot
Nazieh
Mbetz
Welfare measures push private mortgage expansion bill
Senate introduced by Sparkman aims to broaden federal credit to insure private mortgages and fund government loan programs. It would let the Veterans Administration back loans to veterans deemed risky by private bankers and create a Cooperative Housing Administration with up to 1 billion dollars in funds. Loans would run at 3 percent for up to six years, supporting moderate income families and cooperative housing to reduce rent pressures. The plan favors government involvement over private lenders amid inflation concerns, contrasting with Truman’s cautious business approach.
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Congress
Senator Sparkman
Veterans Organizations
Veterans Administration
Cooperative Housing Administration
Mr. Truman
Welfare
Pubic
Maragop
Warnasets
Uncle Sam
George Dawson
Comepany
Trans-America
Maragon
Gary
Jin Gary
Ind
Aus
David Bennett Perfumery Company
Evate
Harry Truman
Harry Vaughan
Gen. Vaughan
Hunt
Bennett Company
Senate
Europe
Truman
Munitions Board
Walter Granger
Utah
Claire Engle
California
Granger
Trumann
Engle
Bevin Critiques Welfare States Cost Burden in US
Foreign Minister Bevin argues the American welfare state raises production costs through unemployment and healthcare expenses and farm price subsidies. He contends Britain faces higher prices for US farm products while defending its own social services and warning against stifling enterprise.
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Providence Evening Bulletin
Bevin
United States
United States Treasury
Britain
S. Bevin
British Labor Party
Eiten From Cradle Ty Arave
Revin
Heo
Crete
Atone
Emda
Ton Taghosta
Pulse of the People etes U S 8B PAL Orne If writers
The Record Newspapers will publish anonymous letters only if signed with name and address to prove good faith. Unsigned letters will not be published. The paper reserves the right to edit and shorten all communications.
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Etes
Pal Orne
Record
White House repairs tied to Vaughan Hunt probe
The Washington Merry Go Round outlines the White House repair affair linking General Vaughan and lobbyist James Hunt to decorator Miss Dorothy Draper and Gen Edgerton. It suggests Senate subcommittee scrutiny of White House repairs and related patronage, names Edgerton and others, and hints at political influence and potential prosecutions.
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Washington
Harry” Vaughan
Senate Expenditures Committee
White House
Banete
Harry Vaughan
James V. Hunt
Hunt
Jen E. Edgerton
U. S. Army Engineers
Edgerton
Alayn Waitt
Hernan Feldman
Army
James Hunt
Jfircal
Dorothy Draper
Vaughan
Senate
Gen. Edgerton
General Vaughan
Miss Draper
the Record
Key Spot
War Assets Administration
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington reports Truman aides view a Taft Hartley Act bypass plan as a key labor policy move. The piece analyzes potential allies and opponents, noting the impact on unions, the NLRA, and upcoming elections while detailing links among Vaughan, Major, Edgerton, and other figures in the administration and war assets lobbying network.
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Washington
Truman
Philip Murray
Mosement
Deratistas
Sumner
R. Mamtay
Ieee
Peters
Jenn
White Horse
Owen
Democratic Party
A. F. Whitney
Cailw i
CLO
NLRA
Bureau of Saving Statistics
Uninas
Lahor
Petit
Northwestern Univer
Later Fannie
Vaughan
Hunt
Gen. Edgerton
War Assess Administration
Vaughane
Joe Major
Harry Vaughan
Harry Truman
Little Rock
Ark
John
Jane
Harry
Major
Serendipity and Its Origins in Language and Science
In Coronet magazine Irving Langmuir is playfully cited on serendipity, tracing the term to Horace Walpole who coined it from Serendip, the old name for Ceylon. The piece notes many serendipitous discoveries across science and invention, including early breakthroughs in fermentation and materials science, with playful etymology and examples. It resembles a light feature on word history and accidental discoveries.
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Coronet
General Electric Laboratories
Irving Langmuir
Hellef
Arcie Dent
Horace Walpole
Serendip
Ceylon
Walpole
Berendip
Locke
Charles Cnents
Tyrol
Iragasa
Herm
Cothys
Wenich Wren Ives
Wren
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