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Fragmentary text lists names and titles, then pricing for subscriptions and mailing options. Mentions The Troy Record and The Limae Record, various counties in New York and Vermont, with prices for weekly and monthly delivery and agency charges.
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Troy
Aloany
Menssélaar
Saratoga
Washigton
New York State
Mennington
Wousty
Vermont
Cnet
Clan Lalion
Alot Bureau
Ctreuiaione
Personality Versus Politics in Truman Era
Editorial argues personality dominates politics in a democracy. It claims President Truman has fallen from favor in Washington, facing detestation from Republicans and Southern Democrats. It critiques his arrogance, poor tone, and failure to improve national status, suggesting GOP should replace unpopular leadership with effective policy.
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Erranklin Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Truman
Senate
House
Harry Truman
Roosevelt
Marc
Trickery in Tax Reforms Warns Against Excise Hikes
The Howse Wars and Means Coantier argues Congress and President Truman push higher excise taxes to win votes while masking costs to consumers. It warns higher taxes eat into corporate overhead and raise prices, urging economy measures instead of shifting tax burdens. The piece accuses lawmakers of political expediency and deception, urging restraint on spending.
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Cangias
Congress
Truman Arenm
Kly Poltical
House
Hoex
Algher Corporation
Get To Bottom Of Amerasia Mess
The Amerasia affair remains unanswered five years after secret documents surfaced. Former officials claim State Department figures leaked to Red Army leaders and attempted to thwart U S policy in China. Larsen testifies that a Naval lieutenant was the principal conspirator and a Communist, while McCarthy links hush-hush tactics to protective officials. Congress faces calls to probe high level public misconduct.
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Amerasia
China
Patrick J. Mirley
John W. Service
State Department
Red Army
Service
Mao Tse-lung
United States
Emmanuel S. Larsen
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Larsen
Joseph R. McCarthy
McCarthy
Department
Barkley
Senate
Congress
No Need For Sympathy Over Fraudulent Bookmaking Case
Frank Erickson of New York, a major bookmaker, pleads guilty amid claims of noble motives and public sympathy. The piece argues the confession serves self interest, noting his 30 years in betting, lack of prior conviction, and the expected but uncertain light sentence.
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Frank Erickson
New York
Erickson
Fairksan
Deahimz
Azamat
Brim Jemeney
Etoehson
Hymeet
Tral Erickson
Law catches up with Erickson big shot gambler
Erlekson, 34, wealthy, faces prison after a rare gambling drive that ends with a high‑level arrest. He is a longtime underworld figure blamed for a three-decade record of immunity, and the case marks a rare accountability for a ringleader rather than a small fry.
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Erlekson
Erleksson
Erickson
Congress Thinks Of Going Home
Republicans in Congress set their price for cooperation toward an early adjournment as elections approach. Senate leaders push for action on major bills while blocking others, aiming to finish by mid August. Cloture on the Fair Employment Practices bill could delay adjournment if pursued.
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Congress
Washington
Senate
Scott Lucas
Usat
Tuman
Lucas
Abdullah's Ascendancy In Middle Eastern Affairs
A Baltimore Sun current comment argues that Transjordan King Abdullah has emerged as the key Arab leader after annexing Arab Palestine, strengthening his kingdom and administration while Arab unity frays. It questions whether Abdullah or Egypt could become the dominant power, noting Abdullah’s gains and the weakened Arab League.
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Baltimore Sun
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Middle East
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Palestine
Arab Palestine
Arab League
Jordan Valley
Amon
Palessing
Kine Abdullah
bin Thare Westrin
Srah League
Readers seek help on ants in shade tree and Social Security
A widow asks how to rid a yard shade tree of persistent ants crawling from leaves, risking her Social Security check. The Record notes that unsigned letters won’t be published and suggests using seed stores bindings on the tree trunk to block ant access. The column also mentions Buddy Clark, aged 38 at his death in an airplane crash in 1949.
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Wonderful Shade Tree
M.D
Clark
Boardroad
Fulton
River Streets
Buddy
The
Record
Tal
Gloversville Faces Deserted Village Risk From Cheap Foreign Goods
Washington reports show Gloversville in Fulton County New York, once a glove and tanning hub, could become a deserted village if Truman policies push cheap foreign imports aided by Marshall Plan funds. The piece highlights local employment drop, factory closures, school and home life strain, and calls tariff policy a pivotal factor in its decline.
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Washington
Gloversville
Fulton County
WN. C
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
William Johnson
Scotland
Alessen
Fiskon County
Ginverevalle
Draad
Quet
Ahady Streete
Syrasence University
Moyersville
Iarsey
Geneva
van Feprecettatites
Eterling
Truman
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Tatea Staten
Groces
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
United States
Nmat
Gloversidle
Adirondacks
Eoieg College
Johnetown
Reeapreeny Information Committee
Jack Funts
Ates Taram
Feders Lileral
Britains Gold Reserve Forecast To Jump In 1950
British treasury sources forecast a strong rise in the country’s gold and dollar reserve in the second quarter of 1950, potentially the largest postwar jump. The reserve, down since devaluation, was seen rising above 2.3 billion dollars aided by Marshall Plan funds and higher dollar earnings from sterling-area trade.
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London
Treasury
Britain
Stafford Crippa
Will
Menor
House of Commons
United States
Sterling
Belgium
Switzerland
South Africa
Further and Further Distinction in Usage and Farewell Forms
A compact discussion cites that farther and further are not interchangeable, with farther tied to physical distance and further to additional reasons or time. It notes many writers ignore the distinction, but argues to preserve it, and analyzes farewell phrasing and courtesy forms in examples.
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John
Sohn Dee
John Don
John Doe
John Dow
John der
Esquire
America
Cotes
Linton
ABC
Koreans May Hold Red Tide Claim Reaches Dultes Warning
Dultes alleges Koreans may hold a red tide risk as a community alert mentions potential threats. Officials emphasize vigilance amid rising tensions and discuss measures by agencies to monitor coastal and environmental conditions.
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Dultes
Germans Optimistic On Schuman Plan Talks
In Bonn and Berlin hopeful commentators discuss the Schuman Plan aiming to widen European coal and steel cooperation. Government officials Wednesday following the Paris summit urge expansion of the European industry framework and allied economic integration.
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