Unreadable OCR Notice on Tax and Audit Figures
Fragmentary text shows a county level tax and valuation notice with names of places and figures. It references Albany Kensseingt Beranga and Wase thevon Cones and New York State Inoaungice County Varmint. Includes amounts like 872.00 and 175, and mentions Daily Average February 1950.
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Aubscriclion
Truay
Anganne
Abelis Alpany
Kensseingt
Beranga
Wasethevon
New York State
Aed
Mall wuUde
Vance
Doe
Merman
Abe Ever
Truman Protecting Communists?
A 1940s-era column questions President Truman’s stance on communism, citing McCarthy’s charges about State Department loyalties and demanding a full investigation. It criticizes secrecy around loyalty records and recalls Alger Hiss in urging government accountability.
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State Assembly
Dean Acheson
United States
Senate
State Department
Joseph B. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Department
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Tydings
McCarthy
Truman
Alger Hiss
Ton
Hiss
Afairs
Trial of Dr Sander Draws Manchester Public Attention
The trial of Dr Sander for the suspected murder in the death of a cancer patient captivates Manchester observers. Public interest centers on courtroom drama and the question of whether perjury and conflicting testimony may sway the verdict.
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Sander
Terey
Manchester
Court House
Agwever
Aublic
Dearing
Tr. Sander
Barrote
Ty Sander
Dong
Liente
Borsoto
Pr. Sander
Boristo
Howmas
Polls, Mercy Killing and The British Election Mystery
An editorial discusses polling accuracy after wartime and 1948 errors. It weighs nurse testimony, court cases, and the role of Gallup and other polls in predicting outcomes, arguing polling remains useful as a weather vane despite flaws.
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Gallup
Gallup Foitha
United States
Rose
Labor
Ther
Grets
Thuis
Two Political Veterans Return To Battle
A seasoned Democrat James Byrnes returns for South Carolina governor by blending strong anti welfare state stances with Washington experience. James Farley eyed for New York governor, his candidacy may hinge on Liberal Party support as Roosevelt lineage colors Democratic hopes.
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James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Byrnes
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Truman
Washington
James A. Farley
New York
Farley
Albany
Jim Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Hardy
Congress
New York City
Liberal Party
Junior Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American And British Elections Compared
A British election analysis notes Labor’s defeat by margins similar to the U.S. result, but Truman’s mandate to expand a socialistic Fair Deal is contrasted with Attlee’s plan to curb such schemes. The piece highlights the shared theme of mandate versus policy direction in both nations.
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Dewey
Arilee
Truman
Labor Party
Attlee Notalit
Attlee
Britain
Comemon
Polistens
Second Thoughts on Lodge Plan for Presidential Election
The piece argues against Senator Lodge’s proposal to grant electoral votes by party proportions, citing two main reasons. It would erode the two party system and threaten state sovereignty by centralizing power and reducing state autonomy in choosing the President. The author pleads for preserving representative government and constitutional balance at the state level.
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Lodge
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Senator Lodge
South
United States
New York
New Mexico
the Record
Supreme Court of the United Nations
Asia
Africa
S International
Anwar
Indus
Fenlows
Aris
Agra
South America
Middle East
Letters to The Record reveal inquiries on anonymity and training dogs
Readers seek guidance on preserving anonymity in letters, dog training methods, Social Security benefits, and federal old age pension information. The Record includes editor notes on letter editing, a dog training reply advising noninjury methods, and references to Social Security offices for eligibility and definitions of welfare programs.
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Social Security
Boardman Building
Fullen
River Streets
Rensselass County Welfart
Washington Merry-Go-Round on U.S. Russian tensions and defense plans
The letter to Secretary Laula Johnson, Washington, argues for a clear U.S. course toward Russia amid rising atomic hydrogen war fears. It notes delays in civilian defense appointments, plans for underground shelters, and the dilemma of telling the public hard truths versus optimistic framing. It discusses public readiness and the need for informed citizens in a tense geopolitical climate.
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Drew Pearson
Jetter
Secretary of Defense
Laula Johnson
National Defense
Washinton
D.C
Louis
Siam
Russia
United States
Washington
Letter on Peace Efforts and Military Budget Debate
A columnist lauds past armament conferences from 1924 to 1930 and Kellogg Pact, noting two lessons: world prestige from sincerity and American morale. He urges frank public talk on policy, supports prudent budget cuts if necessary, and backs clear guidance from top military leaders while questioning future steps toward Russia, war weariness, and detente.
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Russia
Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Geneva
Vnc
Dean Acheson
Day
Dean
Japan
Norway
North
Africa
Sion
Secre
Defense
Pathies
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington reports shed light on Brannan’s farm price plan and the political reception it is receiving. Senators from farming states debate the Brannan experiment while White House support for civil rights and FEPC faces Senate inertia.
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Ray Tucker
Capitol
Rayburn
FEPC
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Howes
Wong Wan
Fouthern Democrats
White House
Judiciary
Vito Marcantenia
New York
Jane
Gma
Most and almost usage in English explained
A humorous Q and A from a Scrappook item explains the meanings of most and almost, noting the common confusion and offering examples. It also mocks pedantry, cites Dr Etaoin Shidiu, and discusses related terms like in law and ownership, ending with quirky clarifications on kinship terms and possessives.
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Etaoin Shidiu
United States
Wrons
Richi
Tonia Woode
Iase
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Slumn
Johnson
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New England
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