Diary Record Company Subscription Rates and Circulation
The notice lists subscription terms for the Diary Record Company and its newspaper The Limes Record including annual, semiannual, quarterly and monthly rates for New York State counties and Vermont plus outside counties. It specifies delivery by carrier and mail, and cites audit bureau circulation figures as May 1990.
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Advany
Hennselaer
Saratoga
New York State
Hennington Vollmg
Vermont
Manjj
Shore Countisn
Jayabie
Cievance
Ong
Ats Giantee
Weather swings echo famous summers of the past
The piece recalls a volatile spring with mid April snow and June heat waves. It notes a drastic temperature drop from the 90s to the 30s and 40s, suggests not worrying, and references the 1914 year without a summer as a historical parallel.
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Mercury
Formosa crisis tests French Socialists and US policy
The piece explores French Socialist criticism of Britain’s Labour Party over the Schuman plan, the China-Formosa dispute, and U S defense posture in the Far East. It notes Gen Douglas MacArthur urging action to save Formosa, while Johnson and Bradley are in Tokyo and Washington weighs policy amid Soviet pressure and regional tensions.
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MacArthur
United States
Formosa
Defense
Johnson
Bradley
Tokyo
Mao
Far East
Japan
Philippines
Guam
Radico Socialiste
Formoga
White House
State Department
Smith
New Jersey
Formosa J
Korea
Seereeie Ceewenerme
Gaewarpemenenen Na
Paris
Washington
China
Ainly
Electricity Crossing State Lines Raises Gambling Questions
The Baltimore Sun notes slot machines and bars operate on Colonial Beach piers straddling Maryland and Virginia. Virginia power lines extend into Maryland, with state commissions split on permitting the cross border supply. Officials warn of legal action as blueprints for future electricity ties remain unsettled.
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Potomac River
Colonial Beach
Virginia
Maryland
Charles County
Public Service Commission
Virginia Utility Commission
Public Services Commission
Virginia Electricity
The Year Without A Summer Returns In Troubling Fashion
The piece notes a bitter cold spell amid expectations of summer arrival and mild winter chatter. It references frost, goose pimples, and potential impact on ski resorts, crops, and prices while highlighting strawberries at peak and rain aiding field crops. Historical reference to 1959, with unusual weather patterns and fear of a freak season.
Vetoed basing point bill foes to Congress amid price clash
The president vetoed the basing point bill saying it harms small business and faces an uncertain override after the Senate vote fell short of a two thirds majority. The measure sought to undo a Supreme Court ruling restricting collusive freight pricing, notably in cement and steel, and would reshape antitrust safeguards.
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Congress
Senate
Supreme Court
Troy
Philadelphia
Paul Denzlns
Minois
Pune
Army Engineers
Armin
Truman
Charles Lawser
Haa
Reule Vs. British Pot In Time Wasting Encounter
A fragmented report notes a dispute between Reule and British Pot over time wasting in a match as players seek focus and an opening. The text hints at areas of memory and a shared wish for sharper play.
Gas Pipeline Hopes Spark Regional Plea to FPC
The editorial urges the Federal Power Commission to speed approval of natural gas lines to New England. It favors the Northeastern Gas Transmission Co over Tennessee Gas Transmission and links Algonquin subsidiary interests to gas blockage. It notes Western Massachusetts unlikely to be served this year and hopes delivery could begin by 1952 or 1953 depending on approvals.
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Federal Power Commission
New England
FPC
Northeastorn Gas Transmission Company
Tennessee Gas Transmission Company
Dsrst
Massachusetts
Berkshire County
Boston
New Jersey
Connecticut
Riral Algonquin Company
Northeastern
Mellon
FRC
Readers vent anonymous letters to The Record Newspapers
Letters from South End to Green Island reveal public frustration with sanitation, street conditions, and rent issues. Citizens praise or critique editorials, urging action on cleanliness, urban upkeep, and housing costs while voicing hopes for better local governance.
Acheson Mission in London Backlash and Western Europe
The article reports that Dean Acheson's London mission is seen as a failure by critics, while he claims he persuaded Western Europe to unite against Russia. It discusses responses from Truman, British PM Attlee, and concerns over European Payments Union and Marshall Plan effects, noting potential overreach and political tension in Washington and London.
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Dean Acheson
London
Truman
American Congress
Kapiter Hil
Western
Europe
Obr
Russia
State Department
Peris
Middle West
Stal Defense
Louis Sjohneen
Gensrale Bratier
Colle
Vanden
Thal Hans
Elbe
Rhine
Atheson
Treiman
Arhenon
Britain
European Payments Union
Acheson
Dallas
Labor Party
Towns
Attlee
Nnland
Capitol Hill
Sven
Holland
Felgium
United States
Morereie
Athelstaan Ag
Dewey
Danetr
Tsing
Deane
Hollywood Probe Delayed by Wood as Congresses Anticorruption Watchdog
The Washington Merry Go Round reports that Georgia Congressman John Wood faced scrutiny for alleged favors linked to a $1000 fee paid by a boy injured by an army truck. The piece asserts Wood blocked Hollywood communist inquiries while leading the Un American Activities Committee and notes Mayer and Dunlap’s roles in surrounding events. It claims Wood delayed the Hollywood probe until Republicans took control and that McNutt and Johnston sought his support at hearings.
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John $. Wood
Georgia
un-American Activities Committee
Ens
Wood
Hollywood
The
Congressman Dies
Old Dies
Louis 8. Mayer
Metro-Golawyn- Mayer
Geo
Edgar Dunlap
Conman Wood
Mayer
Carl Tallant
MGM
Florida
Dunlap
Louis B. Mayer
Georgina
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Paul McNutt
Indiana
Philippines
Eric Johnston
Alfons Landa
Joe Davies
Ellssworth Alvord
George
Congressman Wood
Louis
Dowen
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Dunlais
Gainesville Ga
Louis B .Mayer
Biz
Bluff
Kentleman
Yat
Hollswood
Carter Darron
Srst
Oxenn
Mayes
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Fom
Harare
Chiemen
Louie B. Maver
Chipaga
Miorgia
Mayer Keeneh Caner Barron
Mayer Jonts
Fox
UnvAmerican Activities Committee
Holywood
California
Bartley Crum
Robert Kenny
McNutt
Johnston
Crum
Keany
Morrow
Senator McFarland
Arizona
Nye
Hutchinson Nomination Faces Strong Senate Opposition
Senator Byrd claims pledges from 86 of 96 senators oppose Martin A. Hutchinson for Federal Trade Commissioner. The Senate Commerce Committee rejected the nomination 5 to 3, with Byrd and Senator Robertson leading the opposition citing lack of qualification. President Truman weighs next steps as Lucas polls show possible votes for a showdown.
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Gpi
Byrd
D-Va
Martin A. Hutchinson
Virginia
Hutchinson
Senate
Truman
Richmond
Lucas
Illinois
White House
Trumen
Senator Robertson
Lucas’ Poh
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