Poorest Descriptive Text From Historical Notice
The fragmentary text lists patrons and sums, referencing a clerk or clerkship item with sums in dollars, a February 1950 date, and a Vermont New York location chain. It mentions a Daniel Delizy Average and a calculation by an auditor. The partial OCR shows financial items, advances, and monthly charges.
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Bumbor Lion Srd
Brentag
Wivenen
Uae
Tam Wymen Abany
Kanemniem
Mesa
Waspagien
New York
Sista
Vermont
Peyepe
la Riomla
Leopard killed by human cruelty near Indian jungle
The passage portrays a leopard driven from his Indian jungle home into unfamiliar land. Hunted and starved, he returns to his sanctuary only to be drugged and killed by humans. The narrator hints at a moral about humanity's arrogance and the danger of meddling with powerful forces.
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India
Rankin
Jacoby
FEPC
John L. Lewis
Ranin
Gabrielson
National Committee
Douglas Stewart
Quaker Oats
Sen
Bineclair Weeks
Massachusetts
A Golden Opportunity for Troy River Street Project
The River Street Project offers to clear over four blocks of Troy waterfront and transform a disrepaired district into a thriving, park-like space with campus, apartments, and parking. Federal funds could cover costs, repaid over twenty years, with city debt reduced as parks and improvements grow. Success hinges on local approval and active citizen backing to turn a bold plan into reality.
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Troy
Distict
Congress
Munic
Lieve
Halle
Taylor
Griswold Heights
River Street
Elective boards of education are a long step down
The text argues against electing school boards, saying elected boards invite partisan politics and diminish educational quality. It warns that elective boards create dual government structures, threaten autonomy, and reduce efficiency. The piece favors appointed boards to keep education above partisan influence.
Time To Remove Weal Pas The Kid Gloves In a Financial Sense
The piece argues the Soviet revaluation of the ruble is symbolic and not practical. It claims the Kremlin aims to gain leverage by shifting to a gold standard, while the ruble remains nonconvertible. The article portrays the move as a bluff and a two edged cold war tactic.
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Kremlin
Russia
Republican Party
Fum
Congress
Taft
United ‘Front
Leopard Escapes Enslavement in Oklahoma Zoo Tale
A leopard from India is captured and shipped to Oklahoma where captivity fuels unhappiness until a bold leap to freedom leads to escape. News of the escape alarms locals and triggers a heavy military response, including Marines and National Guard as authorities pursue the escaped animal.
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India
Hap Self
Oklahoma Cry
USA
Jonzer
Red Coese
National Guard
Cme
United States Army
Russia currency reform and propaganda in Soviet policy
The piece argues Moscow uses ruble manipulation to project prosperity and control satellites. It contends Russia limits ruble circulation, enforces a gold standard aura, and conducts one sided exchanges to strip value from ruble holders and pressure Poland Czechoslovakia and others. It warns the world faces robbery if it transacts with Russia.
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Irussia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Kremlin
jAs
Republican call to defend middle class amid tax debate
The piece argues the State Comptroller's committee favors a tax measure harming education by centralizing school funding and stripping local control. It urges the Republican Party to champion the great middle class, oppose special interests, and adopt firmer governance instead of fear of Democrats.
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Frank C. Moore
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Readers debate moon phases and politics in 19th century letters
The Record Newspapers publish letters on lunar cycles noting five moon phases can occur in a month, with examples from 1866. Readers discuss U S politics, calling for liberal Republicans and unity to reform, plus reflections on Rev William Strong and church history in Watervliet.
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William Strong
New York City
Port Schuyler
Watervilet
Strong
Selah W. Strong
South Reformed Church
Jermain Memorial
George W. MacDonald
Watervliet
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A critical look at the Americans for Democratic Action ADA and its influence on the Truman era Democratic Party. The piece notes ADA’s tension with White House leadership, its push for civil rights, and its impact on 1948 and looming 1952 politics. It mentions key figures like Hubert H. Humphrey and James Byrnes, and touches on internal party strife and policy battles.
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Washingsokn
Democratic Party
The
Americans For Democratic Action
Truman
National Party Organization
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Walthe
Mr Truman
House
Senate
Rayborn-Barkley
Frankin D Roncevelt
Thiman
Prkdent
Barkley
Vito Capliolll
Nang
A.D.A
Eisenhower
A.D. A
Senatocn
Cayto
FEPC
Unclear Odds in Ripps Mitchell Case Spark Indictments
After a Justice Department recheck and Birmingham defense by Ben Leader, Mitchell and Ripps faced new Mobile indictments for profiting from jewelry sold to Army post exchanges during WWII. The Washington backstory includes prior no prosecution findings and a later reopenings amid political pressure.
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Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Wes
Justice Department
Joe Mitchell
Kem Nipps
Mobile
Huddle
Eurepan
Ino Cane
Mitchell
Ripps
Rippe Mitchell
Ben Leader
WU. 5
John Hill
Pearson
Hui
Truman
U. S
Rankin
John Rankin
Massissippi
Iit
FEPC
Scrall
Kerf
Albuster
Abe Lincoln
Indiana
Bobbig Burns
iWilie
Willie
Bering Rankin
Poultrymen Seek Surplus Wheat in CCC Action
New York Republicans push to use surplus wheat held by the Commodity Credit Corporation to aid poultry and feed industries. They cite potential price effects and seek congressional inquiry and CCC action while avoiding a broad public campaign. Rep Edwin Arthur Hall said he would urge the OCC to release wheat if competitive agreements exist.
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Corh
Pronunciation Clash over Salon and Bum in American Speech
A discussion traces American usage of salon from its refined French sense to its disrepute in the US. It notes Standard American pronunciation as LON and flags the outdated bum rhyme with womb. Dictionaries often list bum as obsolete since WWI.
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Yvonne
United States
Law
America
England
Aome
Kobe
Tom
Ait
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