Troy Record Company and Public Enlightenment in New York
The article discusses public enlightenment advancing through minority privileges and majority cooperation, noting court pace with public sentiment. It mentions the Troy Record Company owners and details about subscriptions and rates across New York and Vermont with historical pricing and distribution notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Record Company
Dwight Marvin
Court Comcairn
York
Preamantipulaion
E. Velen
Supreme Court
Marne
Bayer
A Balanced View On US Soviet relations and war fears
A columnist argues opinion is shifting toward a balanced stance amid easing tension with the Soviet Union. He cites Western buildup, Acheson reports, Trygve Lie, and General Marshall, urging vigilance without panic and warning against totalitarian extremes at home or abroad.
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Soviet Union
Congress
Western
Europe
London
Dean G Acheson
Acheson
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Kremlin
Pentagon
Marshall
Arlington
Memorial Day
General Marshall
Pinion
Supreme Court Whitewashes Broad Issues In Segregation Rulings
The court avoids broad constitutional questions in rulings on segregation at two state universities and on railroads in the South. It leaves the separate but equal doctrine intact, signaling a narrow, unanimity minded approach. The decisions set a precedent affecting Fourteenth Amendment interpretations and public service agencies, with long term implications for local governments and interstate transportation regulation.
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Supreme Court
Tee
Texas
Oklahoma
Sip
Nesta
Othrr Tates
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farmers Oppose Brannan Plan In Country Gentleman Survey
The Country Gentleman magazine polled farmers nationwide on the Brannan Plan and found four of six respondents strongly against it. Farmers cited regimentation, tax burdens, deficits, and loss of liberty, with many fearing impacts on independence and market pricing.
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Country Gentleman
Forest Grove
Oregon
New Castle
Indiana
Brannan
Middletown
Doles
San Angelo
Texas
Montreal
Missouri
Loose Creek
Tomah
Wisconsin
Clayton
California
Wichita
Kansas
Hereford
Madison County
Ohio
Morenci
Michigan
Maddlewest
Tennessee
Brainfin
Point Four Program Becomes Law For Foreign Aid
President Truman signs the third annual foreign assistance act, introducing the Point Four program. The plan emphasizes development of backward areas, aims to raise standards and inner strength, and seeks private investment and humanitarian support rather than direct aid.
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Truman
Fesmm
Point Four program seen as test of world stability
The article argues that U S global aims depend on reducing temptations to Communist influence through development programs. Dorothy Fosdick links security to free world confidence and stability. Despite a rough start and partisan concerns, Point Four continues, with success tied to administrative learning from its flawed outset.
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Russell Sage College
State Department
Dorothy Fosdick
Point Four
Truman
Youth And The Commencement Season
The piece reflects on commencement speakers and the influence of youth as they face life’s promises and frustrations. It notes that many speakers are chosen for status or eloquence, and that youth often question ideals like equal opportunity and justice. Lifelong experience shapes genuine understanding of opportunity.
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Cery
Rep. Angels
Transportation Desk
Licket
Weashingston
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Congress
Par
OSS
Amerasia
Opinions on Oxford Union debate mirror youth’s growing pains
The Montreal Star notes student debates often reflect immaturity and a struggle to grow up. It discusses a recent Oxford Union vote opposing United States dominance and quotes C F E M Joad advocating Britain stay out of war. The piece links past student opinions to future generations and war involvement.
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Montreal Star
Oxford Union
England
Debating Society
United States
C. F E. M.” Joad
Britain
Jeoad Fant
Oxford
Matthew Arnold
Goford
James
Rent control letters query Albany Schenectady populations
Letters to The Record discuss how Albany's 1940 population of 130,577 compares with Schenectady's 87,549. Readers urge rent control repeal, debate landlord concerns, and ask if Troy rent ceilings remain in effect under state law with guidance from the Rent Control Office in Albany.
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Pal
Record
the Record
Ediovl
Albany
Schenectady
Anewer
Troy i
Rent Control Omics
State Street
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington The piece surveys 1952 presidential hopes in a caustic tone, naming Taft Dewey Warren Stassen and others. It notes Taft seeks Ohio seat reelection while Dewey lingers on big time politics and Warren's California appeal shapes the race.
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Washington
Sen
Robert
Taft
Ohio
Tait
Hugh Scott Jr
R. B. Creager
Texas
Perry W. Howard
Mississippi
Scott
Sayan
Jaf
Geneva
Lee
Eisenhower
Dewes
Warren
James Roosevelt
Sacramento
Rogervelt
California
House
Harold E. Stassen
University of Pennslvania
Emerita
Pennsylvania
Grundy Cooke Organization
Vna
Duff
Onder
Sy Harold
Minnesota
Givernor
Harald
Stalin
Uncle Joe
Coffee Pronunciation and Early Advertisements Noted
The excerpt discusses how coffee was advertised in 1657 and debates the pronunciation of the word coffee. It cites a Publick Adviser notice praising coffee’s benefits and a query about whether the second vowel is pronounced as in cough. The note includes a resolver favoring the aw sound in Raw-fee.
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Wen Chang Wang
Feiping
China
Solomon Davis
Beverly Hills
Mr. Davis
Kiltmore Hotel
Milnor
Milnor, Inc
Davie
Goodby
Bartholomew Lane
Santa Barbara
H.D.C
Azrem
Kenyon and Knott
United States
East
Hungary Opens New Attack On Catholic Church
The article reports a fresh anti church campaign in Hungary targeting the Roman Catholic Church in Hungary and Romania. It cites government actions against priests who refused to sign declarations and notes Vatican and church leaders' reassurances amid tensions over church property and influence.
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Hungary
Romania
Stockhalen
Jeanwenile
Mar
Antonin Doreortey
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National Broadcasting Co
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Nhest
Charles Dillon
Meali
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Congressional
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North Dakota
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Abraham Multer
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