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The notice lists staff roles and positions at The Troy Record and outlines Associated Press rights. It details delivery methods, subscription rates, and regional circulation areas in New York and Vermont counties with prices for daily, weekly, and semiannual terms. It also cites Audit Bureau of Circulation figures for May 1949.
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Marshall presses prompt ratification of North Atlantic Pact
General Marshall at a dinner on the anniversary of the European Recovery Program urges Senate action on the North Atlantic Pact. He joins Acheson in calling for early ratification, decrying administration delay and warning of security risks if Europe’s recovery and Western unity are undermined.
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Debates Rise Over Lahar Management and IMF Relations
The Senair opens debate on lahar management and IMF relations amid political maneuvering. The Truman administration retreats from repeal of Taft-Hartley and proposes limited changes. Lawmakers push for a labor framework to avert strikes and enforce prompt arbitration to ease wartime pace.
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Eisenhower praised as American beacon amid labor law clash
The piece contrasts Truman era labor policy with Eisenhower's call for individual liberty. It cites bipartisan labor law amendments as a start toward compromise, while praising Eisenhower as a model American who champions human rights and guarded against demagogues. It argues for personal freedom over state control.
Trials of Communist Leaders Dominate National Focus
Column notes Washington investigations resemble a three ring circus as the trials of eleven Communist leaders along with Alger Hiss and Judith Coplon unfold. It cites political tension, fear of treachery, and courtroom tactics highlighting efforts to uncover espionage, subversion, and treason during the cold war era.
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Commencement Address Prompts Youth to Choose Values
The 1249 graduates of Russell Sage College hear Dr. Jeons A. Froman urge balanced choice between individualism and social responsibility. He warns Americans face a fundamental change as they become citizens and members of a democratic society.
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Dentists Doubt Old Teeth Care Beliefs in Light of New Claims
A dental association challenges modern dentrifice marketing and lab claims to improve enamel. The piece recalls household tooth care in past decades, noting diet and personal hygiene as key while questioning new products, techniques, and supposed enamel protection advances.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Truman church visits and Gromyko dinners
The column recalls President Truman avoiding church crowds while supporting worship as a personal choice. It highlights how Andrei Gromyko’s social dinners with Austin and Rockefeller aides bridged East West ties, aiding Cold War diplomacy through informal exchanges. It also covers Hebert probing army uniform procurement and a quip about color shades and private enterprise.
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National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
National political notes describe the ADA as a roving rival to the Democratic National Committee with aims to influence civil rights and foreign policy. The piece also touches on Truman era politics, Cabinet names, and lobbying issues in shipping, naming several organizations and individuals in a broad party landscape.
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Record letters offer anonymity in exchange for signed statements
Readers ask how to keep names private while sharing opinions, with The Record promising publication only for signed letters. Questions cover auto routes to California and softball origins, answered by staff and local clubs, noting marriage license timing and state reporting.
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Origin of Potters Field Explored by Syndicated Columnist
A syndicated columnist argues over the origin of Potters Field suggesting ties to biblical phrases and ancient burial sites. The piece discusses Judas and the field known as Aceldama or the Field of Blood, linking terms to pottery and burial use a long analysis with various medieval theories.
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