New York Senator Vacancy Sparks Dewey Appoint Debate
The piece argues Governor Dewey should promptly fill Senator Wagner's seat to ensure New York's full representation in the U.S. Senate and to influence critical midterm votes. It discusses candidates including Lieutenant Governor Jon R. Hanley and General Dwight Eisenhower, weighing permanence and timing for the short term and 1990 elections.
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Wagner
New York
Weekington
United States
Albany
Jon R. Hanley
Tera
Himeet
Hanley
Dewey
Dean P. Taylor
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert E. Warper
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Eisenhower
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Rabsen
Couders
Macy
Deemend
Moses
Gendt
Beck
O'Dwyer
Arctic War Readiness and Arctic Settlement Debate
A cautious study weighs Arctic defense and civilian needs. It questions land combat viability in extreme conditions while noting potential naval and air strategies. The piece discusses defense costs, morale, and the balance between protection and mobility for inhabitants and industry.
The Wrong End Of The Argument On Unification Of Armed Forces
The piece argues that the real issue is not excess power but too little, urging the House Armed Forces Committee to expand the Defense Department’s authority. It cautions that confined, vague control hampers unification, amid calls to end internal quarrels and reduce waste while maintaining a central, accountable leadership.
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Johnson
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Comneilies
Irea
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Vinson
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Tas
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Perviicen
Armet
Hoover Cosamissoon
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Barkley
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Ialee
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Air Force
Mujor
California
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Alameda
D. A
Natchez
Crecky Almort
D.M
Justice Department
Almoet
Batory
Judith Coplon
Nares
Bether
Guy
Jin
FSU
Coltry
iMelal H. P. Shapira
Ate Weliere
Rental controls fuel price debate on housing costs
A fragmented, low-clarity article discusses rent control and its impact on inflation and property maintenance. It mentions landlords resisting maintenance, wholesale feed prices, and broad economic pressures driving rental and living costs. The piece reflects public discourse on cost of living and policy responses.
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Dental Geentag Unite
Rattimers Sen
Tighe Woods
Weeds
Jena
Wien
John W. Wutchen
Auhing & Euler
Beechord Beers
Lammry
Henry
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington debate centers on the Hatch Act and the Puitzinger affair in a New Jersey township. The piece notes fears Congress may amend federal housing health and education provisions to curb political activities by federal workers and local officials, while detailing the broader impact on elections and compliance across state and county offices.
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Washington
Puitzinger
Jerety
Congress
Congrara Roel Theta
Federel
United States
Anrie
Bam
Seenan
Fragmented wartime dispatches and political reminiscences
A garbled aggregation recalls Bertley and Barkley political ties, wartime jet and bomber tests, the INFLOMATIC POUCH note, and a Paris conference exchange. Mentions Vischinsky, Yeager, and radar developments amid military and civil liberty tensions.
Readers Corner on Spelling and Language Notes
Readers discuss spelling shortcuts and dictionary use. Experts clarify word origins such as normalcy and cattle, while a wrestling with pronunciation and a wartime espionage tale thread through the letters.
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Linwood
D.D.F. A
Warren G. Hardleg
Colby
Nox
C.G.G
Warren G. Harding
Sam
Lewis Proposes Three Day Week to Stabilize Coal Industry
The soft coal operators reject John L. Lewis's plan to run mines three days weekly to curb overproduction and prop up prices. Critics warn of anti trust concerns and potential higher consumer costs, while public impact and steel-industry captive mines shape the dispute.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Lirwis
Esu
Perhope
Letters to The Record on anonymity and local parks
Readers request anonymity for letters to The Record and discuss Paul Smith College in New York and a two year hotel management program. They protest bench shortages in Barker Park and congestion and maintenance issues at nearby parks and downtown areas.
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Record
Paul Gurth
Paul Smith College
New York State
Paul Smith
Adirondacks
Saranac Lake
Paul Jenith
Paulmithe
W. Y
Sage Park Beach
Barker Park
Stearnsiety
Congress Street
Powers Park
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