The Troy Record Announces Local News Coverage
A historic snippet notes Dwight Marvin as editor and Pgee of the Monsute with the Associated Press cooperative style. The piece references ownership by Dwight Marrs and mentions a First View feature and exclusive publication rights for local news and dispatches.
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Troy Record
New
L. Terk
Publionae
Arena
Dwight Marvin
Edler
Tee Troy Ovetd Company
Dovight Marrs
Pgee
Monsute
de York
Preside M. Betta
Firat View
Hea Presi
Paksh
Acarciated
Presa
Ism
Ratification of Atlantic Pact Favored Over Taft-Hartley Substitute
The article argues congressional leaders under pressure from the President should ratify the Atlantic Security Pact quickly, over delaying a Taft-Hartley substitute labor bill. It dismisses labor leaders and Truman as politically driven, warns of delaying world peace efforts, and urges Senate action to strengthen Western unity against Soviet aims.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Acheson
Russia
Paris
Morreover
Senate
House
Stalin, Vishinsky and Company
Western Nations
Brannan seeks congress power over farm program and pricing
The article outlines Secretary Brannan asking Congress for authority to push a broad farm program extending to meat, milk, grains and more. It argues the plan aims to control prices and marketing, with critics fearing central control and shifts in farmer and consumer roles.
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Narrenshuce Brannan
Congress
Risid Agrimultiral Centrals
Emieme
Brannani
Americas
Brannan
Brannan Plan Faces Congressional Skepticism and Debate
The piece critiques Secretary Brannan's approach to farm policy, arguing the Brannan price formula strives to push Congress toward its approval by presenting extreme alternatives. It notes past handouts and the growing cost to taxpayers, with critics labeling the plan a political prod to secure legislative action.
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Agriculture Department
Congress
Brannan
Lewis Urges Federal Mine Safety Authority for Congress
Opinion piece endorses federal closing authority for mine inspectors to shut down hazardous underground workings. Cites high casualty tolls, past warnings to states, and calls on Congress to act despite criticism of John L. Lewis and union rhetoric. Emphasizes protecting miners' lives over autocratic approach.
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John L. Lewis
Congress
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Public Service Criteria Reflects on Political Leadership Quality
The piece argues that public service should draw capable citizens, citing historic leaders like Hamilton Madison Jefferson and Adams. It criticizes Roosevelt and Truman for concentrating power and relying on money to win campaigns, noting a shift from merit to wealth and influence in appointments and promotions within the Democratic Party.
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Alexander Hamilton
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
Adamses
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
John .¢. Calhoun
Sumner
Benton
Tilden
Lincoln
Franklin Roosevelt
Anone
Harry Truman
Mate Tite
Speretam
Forrestal
Mentad
Engeide
Douglas
Jaomarhth
Ashnenn
Asorl Warriman
Hense
State Department
James Brice
St. James's
Mantheus
Grits
Seinhandt
Holidays Should Be Happy Days
A nostalgic critique warns that Memorial Day and other holidays are increasingly framed as danger periods. It argues safety campaigns surge before holidays, detailing traffic deaths and drownings while urging balanced caution without fostering fear. The piece cautions against teaching children to dread celebrations and calls for joyful observance.
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Acci
Current Comment Gossip Nouht and the Air Force
Critics probe the USAF B 36 program amid doubts about influence peddling and policy. The piece cites Floyd Odlum Louis Johnson Stuart Symington and alleged visits to California as fueling insinuations while noting the broader issue of balancing bomber contracts and national defense strategy.
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Nouht
Air Force
Washington Star
United States Air Force
Vinson
House
Armed Services Committee
Floyd Odlum
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Company
Defense
Louis Johnson
Stuart Symington
USAF
Johnson
Consolidated Vultee
Odlum
Symindtnn
California
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Forrestal
Soonal Equity
Marae Er
Beng Renfused
Taft Ives bill reshapes labor law amid 1952 bid
Senator Taft in a tense push reveals a twenty eight amendment revision to the Taft Hartley Act aimed at easing labor management tensions. He argues the changes are necessary for orderly relations while courting liberals and Democrats wary of repeal. The outcome hinges on House votes and presidential approval amid White House scrutiny.
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Sen
Robert. A
Taft
Obioan
Ives-Aiken-Morse
Martha
Truman
Ohio
William Green
Philip Murray
John L. Lewis
Bob
White House
Senate
House
Martin-Halleck-Brown- Taher
Lesinski
Prexit
Meaure
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Tabor
Howeser
Uhak Hill
Wien
Teft
Triman
Abner
Bern
Onkmen
Amerdmenia
Fragmented inquiries on contractions and word origins
A reader body discusses usage of could've and could've in formal writing, explores differences between antonyms and synonyms like undoubted, and cites examples of slang and neologisms. It includes notes on misheard phrases, job ad samples, and a mock dialog about a salesman visiting on July 1.
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Atlantic
Jease
Santa Barbara
T. A
Rulzer
Joe
Geri
Jer
John Jones
Deha Domes
John Demer
Senate probes oil profits spark Maybank call before committee
The Washington Merry Go Round reports a critical Senate Banking and Currency probe into oil company price boosts. Senator Maybank will convene the big oil firms around June 15 to explain a $40 yearly extra cost to motorists and why profits surged in 1948. The piece also summarizes related caps in diplomacy, Czechoslovak guerrilla activity, and a reader letter on Forrestal’s death and journalistic ethics.
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Washington
Senate
Maybank
South Carolina
Banking and Currency Committee
Lda
Standard and Poor's Corp
Secretary of
Dean Acheson
State Department
Acheson
Ant
Russia shifts policy under claimed Gromyko mediation
Interpreting The News argues a United States World report claims Andrei Gromyko briefed Stalin last Christmas on a Russo American rapprochement through the UN, with hints of wartime memory and cautious diplomacy. It notes debate in Politburo over normalizing ties, Berlin, four power talks, and limited American distrust of Soviet motives.
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Vishinsky
Acheson
Austria
United States
Czech
Czechoslovakia
Bratislava
Robert McKinney
The
Santa Fe New Mexican
Pearson
James Forrestal
Secretary of Defense
Will Xr
Forrestal
Forrestals
Washington
Ateracan
Bethesda
J. M. Roberts
JKAP
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Stalin
United States World
Moscow
Gromyko
U. S
Politburo
Berlin
Paris
Lake
Bernard Baruch
Bird Dox
Ft &A
Greece Says Balkan States Still Hostile
Greek foreign minister Demetantin Tegidacin notified the United Nations that Athagia Bulgaria Fuecdaca have not complied with General Assembly resolutions urging cooperation toward peace with Greece and its northern neighbors. General Tryare Lae dated May 28 charged Albania, Boleatia and Yugoslasis with not conferring on settlement, Albanian resistance and Greek commandos reported increased.
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Tanke Syrenes GP
Gree
Demetantin Tegidacin
Athagia
Bulgaria
Fuecdaca
Axeamhy
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