Fragmented Public Notices and Political Commentary
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and titles with Union and board roles, plus a long political editorial referencing Dewey Truman and wartime intelligence. The piece critiques postwar unity and partisan cleavages, noting a coast-to-coast tour and calls for voluntary national solidarity.
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Troy
Dewey
Pacific Defense
Pearl Harbor
Jewey
Washington
America
Korea
Truman
Troy Hotels in Troy Record survey of sale and plans
The article surveys ownership changes for Troy’s leading hotels The Rensselaer The Hendrick Hudson and related properties detailing past investments, recent sales aims and the aim to maintain high standards for a value seeking local capitalists. It notes improvements after a downturn and highlights the desire to keep Troy’s hotels competitive and community focused.
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Troy
Albany
Troy House
The
Rensselaer
van Rensselaer Inn
C. Walter Ferguson
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Theo Rensselaer
Hendrick Hudson
New York Power & Light Corporation
Manufacturers Bank
Foral Rep
Trex
Privte
Griginl
Dresentalay
In the Hanes of Indivatual
Fragmented Nations debate United Nations role
A garbled report discusses four nations refining inner imnnhths and aitereuels at Lake Snerese and debating United Nations influence. It notes tensions with Rusenans and Red Chinese delegations, with various remarks on communism and transmission of ideals among allies.
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Lake Snerese
Lene
Hewtedis
United Nations shifts to decisive action amid global tension
The essay argues the United Nations has moved from appeasement to assertive, force-backed protests against Russian aggression. It contrasts past failures with a new, firmer approach, noting the Soviet bloc’s silence broke as nations unite. It warns Moscow may resist but stresses a hopeful, outcome-oriented path for peace.
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South Korea
Tilo
United Nations
jDreservation
Moscow
The Communists Rescued Selective Service
An editorial argues Congress extended Selective Service for one year amid wartime urgency and political maneuvering. It credits the move to stabilizing draft machinery and deterrence, while criticizing delays and partisanship that delayed action after the Korean invasion.
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Congress
Ptate
Ime
Mmto
Dewey Sets An Example for Unity in Presidential Race
The article reports on Governor Dewey advocating unity and support for a wartime Korea policy shift toward a peaceful approach. It notes New York State Republican leaders urging party cohesion and a unified ticket as the campaign advances.
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Aseraing
Teuman Hhat
Descen Im
Korea
York State
White House
Tehoe
Tdeasa
Gary F
Peloes
Matane
ANC
Andy Kars Ty Pepe
New York
Post-Mortem On The Hague Machine
A long analysis of the Hague political machine in Jersey City reveals a 3 percent levy on employees wages for political campaigns. Auditor William A Sternkopf reports 361649 dollars raised from about 3000 workers during 1948 1949. The practice began about 25 years ago under Deputy Mayor John F Malone and was halted by Mayor John V Jung in 1949. The investigation will be shared with legal authorities including Kefauver committee. The report cites widespread organizational control and urges broader cleansing of municipal politics.
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Jersey City
Polonlate
Frank Hague
Hague
New Jersey
Boss Hague
Thase
William A. Sternkopf
Hague Organisation
Ross Hague
Sternkopf
New ‘City
Leutenants
Miayor
John F. Malone
John V.1 Jung
United States ‘Attorney General
United States Senate
Kefauver
Skyscraper Revival Prompts Debate at Newark Meeting
Newark News reports delegates from the National Association of Building Owners and Managers discuss a resurgence of tall buildings after a lengthy downturn. President Cushman cites a potential $520.05 million in major projects across the United States and Canada, arguing new high rise demand will reshape urban centers amid shifting housing and transportation needs.
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Cushman
United States
Canada
Readers debate anonymity and licensing questions in The Record
Letters discuss preserving writer anonymity in columns, requiring signatures, and the editor's rights to edit. Questions cover WWI government loans and licensing for electricians, with local Troy licensing details and contacts. A reader contests a Roosevelt Farley article, defending James Farley and criticizing media influence.
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Record
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A political analysis discusses President Truman's veto on the basing-point system bill and how it empowers Attorney General McGrath and James Mead to influence prosecutions. The piece critiques judicial interpretations, FTC actions, and potential partisan motives shaping antitrust enforcement.
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Truman
Will
Graf
Supreme Court
J. Howard McGrath
Democratic National Committee
James M. Mead
New York
FTC
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House
Renate
AmMart
Clark Clifford
Mr. Truman
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Barkleys
Paul Porter
OPA
Thorman Arnold
Ferme
Abe Fortar
White House
Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commision
Hill
Supreme Counci
Senate
Trimarn
Gee Brij
Radical Ata
Teakure Ae Tonepal
Troms
Ray Riling
Nate
Federal Trade
Samaranh
Toeman
Anna
Perhayre
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Korea Probes and Rheerow
An inside Washington look questions Korea war alarms and leaks as diplomats seem to outpace military planning. The piece notes Johnson and Bradley in Tokyo, MacArthur warnings, and pressure on Syngman Rhee for reform amid North Korean threat.
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Korea
U.S
Defense Johnson
Bradley
Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
U. S Army
Central Intelligence
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Breve
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Norfolk
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Rhee
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Wilson
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South Korea
Pyongyang
North Korea
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Commission
Syngman Rhee Gang
Drateliaenre Agency
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CIA
Take My Word For It The Abalone Pronunciations Lesson
A long rambling text discusses pronunciation of words such as abalone and absent, explaining syllables and regional variations. It references Latin origins and notes differences in American usage, with examples and digressions about other words and phrases.
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Schort
Senators Push for Rapid Authorization of Atlantic Pact Aid
Sen Giassell and Tydings warned against delay as Senate leaders pressed to vote on a bill authorizing 1.0 billion dollars for a second-year installment of the Atlantic pact rearmament program plus 131.5 million for Greece Turkey and Iran and 75 million for China areas. Republicans urged focusing on air power. Lehman argued Orient developments demand speedy army and BIT action.
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Senating
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United States
Tydings
Senate
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Turkey
Iran
China
Korea
Philippines
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