Welcome Visitors to Troy as Engineering Education Heads Meet
The American Society for Engineering Education convocation gathers over 1,500 leaders from the U S and abroad in Troy New York with Troy Polytechnic Institute lauded for hosting. Delegates include educators, industry and government figures revisiting alma maters and old haunts.
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American Society For Engineering Education
Troy
United States
Rengselier Polytechnic
RPI
Troy Record
Record
Menace Of The Welfare State Warns Against Truman Plans
The article argues former Secretary James F Byrnes warns that Truman's welfare state proposals threaten economic and political liberty. It cites Byrnes experience in three branches and as Director of War Mobilization, contending federal controls and a Welfare Department could erode individual rights and expand government dominance over industry, medicine, and education.
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Mt O
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Fisine
Aomere
Strenser
Eter
Mt. Trumans
Hevre
Dewey Calls for Full Europe Aid and Military Support
Governor Dewey after six weeks touring Western Europe presses for maintaining Marshall Plan aid at full levels and adds US military assistance as a companion measure to contain Russia. He cites dangers of cuts amid Hoffman warnings and notes Republican peers waver on deep ECA reductions while stressing urgency of aid to speed recovery and blunt Communist influence.
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Dewey
United States
Russia
Paul G. Hoffman
Senate Appropriations Committee
Jill Marshall
ECA
Asia
Europe
Africa
No Lall In The Gold War At Paris conference closing hours
A cross section of reports on the Paris conference shows broad agreement on basic facts but diverging emphasis. Diplomats failed to secure significant concessions while Moscow sought easing of Austrian asset claims and Western powers urged cooperation, leaving the talks judged as inconclusive yet quietly productive.
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Itla
Jeant
Paris
Russia
Western Europe
Moscow
Council of Foreign Ministers
Pars
Berlin
Europe
Haid
Democraties
Reorganization Up To Congress Barrage of reform aims to avoid lost momentum
President Truman moves to Congress with seven revision orders for government reorganization. Congress must act within the 60 day window or risk killing reforms by summer recess. Lawmakers are urged to scrutinize, adjust, or return proposals, while preserving necessary safeguards and oversight.
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Truman
Congress
Washington
White House
House
Senate
Hoover Commission
Modern crime detection and the lab led chase
A Hartford Courant piece recounts a Princeton Palmer Laboratory theft where thieves aimed to steal 1500 pounds of lead. Police and university physicists used detector tools to uncover the culprits, revealing a twist involving a tiny contamination that exposed the thief and led to arrests at a nearby junkyard.
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Hartford Courant
Princeton University
Princeton
Palmer Laboratory
Mseg
Trenton
Anonymity Rules In Letters To The Record Newspapers
Readers may preserve anonymity by signing their letters with a statement Please do not publish my name If unsigned letters will not be published The Record Newspapers reserve the right to edit and shorten all communications to fit space and policy.
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Record
America
Gannett Way
Free Trade and Profits Across Nations Debate
Readers clash over comparative advantage and import effects on US employment. Letters favor free trade, warn protectionism hurts living standards, and discuss price effects of Japanese toys. Contributions touch on wages, tariffs, and global specialization.
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RB. B. H
Japan
Hinta
Hoover and Clark dispute over Coplon case notes in FBI files
The article recounts rumors amid J Edgar Hoover’s leadership and friction with Attorney General Tom Clark. It describes Truman’s ire over FBI disclosures, Nichols’s influence, and Capitol Hill intrigue ahead of possible GOP shifts. The piece details a debate over publishing top secret FBI reports in court and the legal risks in the Coplon case versus the Touhy matter.
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Washington
J. Edger Hoover
FBI
Truman
Judith Copion
J. Edwar
Nichola
Hoover
Nichols
Tom Clark
Bunybody
Capitol Hill
Ofice
Rep
Parnell Thomas
Un-American Activities
Thomas
G.O.P
Ferguson
Michigan
Justice Department
Elizabeth Bentley
Capitol
Lou
Clark
Fidential
Jost
Oine
Webb
United States
Touhy
Chicago
Roger Touhy
John Barnes
GU. 3
Coplan
Reeves
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington analysis notes the administrations stance on Franco and Spain as crucial for future European defense. Military experts argue Spain could offer a foothold for counterattack if Britain and allies resist Soviet invasion, while U S policy remains contested and debated amid broader war planning and economic concerns.
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Washington
Franco
Spain
Pentagon
Europe
England
Scotland
Italy
Turkey
Japan
Normandy
Red Army
Airforce
Middle East
Hitler
Gibraltar
Russia
Bax
Paul Revere Peeante
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SL Falco
Epon
New York State
Richard Goodman
Trey
Edger J Hoover
The
Pearson
Meee
Renee Ee
Low Nichols
Mtmart
Likable
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Boas
Edward A. Condon
Bureau of Standards
FSI
Dr. Condon
Ray Tucker
Ster
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Tone & Ser
al Kande
Epiolien
Normaniv
Dover
Deat
Bongland
Jarine Sourst
Council of Economic Advisers
Nourse
Wall Street
H. Clayton
Hannah
Ron
Perle Merta
Denmark
Luxembourg
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Aimee Gwen Atprensty
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