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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1949

Page

4

The Troy Record Subscription Rates and Circulation Note

The Troy Record lists subscription terms and prices with details on rates in New York and Vermont regions. It notes private branch distribution and mentions circulation figures and service options.

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Economic Outlook: Sloan Credits Steady USA Recovery

Alfred P. Sloan Jr. argues easing into a steady economic plateau, citing lower price levels and orderly declines in unemployment. Charles E. Wilson notes potential storm signals, while the Federal Reserve Board urges more aggressive merchandising to tap latent demand.

Poatuyar Alfred P. Sloan, Jr General Motors Corporation Mr. Sloan Charles E. Wilson General Motors Federal Reserve Board Washington Europe

What is Economy According to a Newspaper Column

A columnist argues economy is trimming waste to boost income or reduce taxes but observes politicians rarely pursue true economy. The piece cites Franklin Roosevelt and Hoover era spending, then critiques the Atomic Energy Commission and government budgeting practices as examples of misleading economy rhetoric.

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Pipeline plans spark budget alarm and lobby critique

The author condemns a $10,000,000 pipeline proposal as an extravagance that strains a propped budget while coal costs could be cut. They warn of ongoing upkeep and new costly staff, urging focus on curbing coal expenses. The piece also attacks federal agency lobbying and the Welfare State, citing Agriculture and Social Security PR spending as evidence of propaganda and improper fund use.

Social Security Board Federal Security Agency Welfare State American Medical Association AMA Oscar Ewing

New York Theater Ticket Scalp Ploy Under Fire

Commissioner Murtagh probes Broadway ticket brokers amid reports of inflated prices and scarce availability. He suggests producers run direct agencies to distribute pasteboard tickets, arguing brokers harm both audiences and theater firms while producers share responsibility for market abuse.

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Truman attacks real estate lobby and congressional influence

President Truman targets a small, ruthless real estate lobby and questions whether Congress will police lobbying effectively. He contrasts supporters of his housing bill with those who back opposing interests, arguing some lobbyists escape scrutiny while others push favorable laws.

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Farm Aid Debate Spots Political Games in Congress

A committee of Democratic lawmakers in Des Moines signals a new farm aid bill aimed at boosting farm votes. The plan, tied to Brannan style pricing and a 100 cent parity, faces criticism for political manipulation while farmers fear higher taxes and state subsidies.

Congress Capitol Hill Des Moines Brannan Pace Georgia Iowa Aiken Garmance Bank Tapia Farner

Letters From Readers and Cemetery Complaint

Readers urge anonymous letters to The Record Newspapers while condemning graveyard neglect at New Mount Ida Cemetery. A pinochle dispute clarifies that melds cannot be added after a card is played under Hoyle rules.

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National Defense Controversy Ties Johnson to B56 Bomber

Washington sources report a feud between Louis Johnson and Rep. James Van Zandt over the B56 bomber linked to Johnson's pre Cabinet ties. Chicago banker Frank A. Hecht is named as conduit. air interests and Middle East policy are cited as wider stakes in the dispute.

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Booklet on Decorum Abroad Proposed by Gardner

In a letter to James Webb, a former ambassador candidate O Max Gardner spurs a pamphlet for traveling Americans. The note argues every tourist is an unofficial ambassador and urges courtesy abroad to foster goodwill. He compares G I behavior to wartime conduct and warns against the rude traveler harming U S image.

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Warren backs health insurance at governors conference

California Governor Earl Warren endorsed a national health insurance approach if states fail to establish their own programs. Warren, a former VP nominee, said a federal plan may be needed and outlined his stance during the Governors Conference in Colorado Springs. He contrasted state efforts with calls for a broader national program and suggested ties to intergovernmental financing discussions with Governor Thomas E. Dewey.

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Pronunciation Guide Excerpt on Vowel A Sounds and Stress

A dense instructional passage analyzes long and flat A pronunciations across many words and names, offering examples such as day versus bat, and Daniel’s guidance on proper intonation and stress. It discusses regional variations, Latin roots, and public speaking context while critiquing common mispronunciations and suggesting authoritative forms.

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