The Troy Record Masthead and Subscription Details
The text presents the Troy Record masthead with editor names, board roles, and publishing notes, followed by subscription rates, delivery areas, and circulation figures. It references Associated Press content and provides period pricing for yearly, monthly, and quarterly subscriptions, including regional delivery zones in New York and Vermont and a daily circulation tally for February.
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Alpeny
Hemaselaer
Ranaigadint Waalington
New York
Mle
Remington
Vermont
Ain Omentha
Bureau of Circulallone
Filibuster and Civil Rights Clash in Senate Debate
The Senate faces a heated clash over filibuster use and rent controls as Democrats seek to simplify closure while Republicans warn of minority rights being eroded. The piece notes Truman’s remarks on cloture and tracks the ongoing, partisan debate shaping civil rights legislation and government reform proposals. It also surveys state measures targeting Communists in public payrolls and ballots amid a national security and loyalty context.
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United States Senate
Senate
4 Man
Vandenberg
South
Washington
Philadelphia
Truman
Republica
Emile Piehts
Hoover Commission Report Seeks Major Reform of Federal Bureaucracy
A historic Hoover Commission report outlines a plan to reform the federal government. It argues the system can be streamlined to serve the people efficiently without excessive bureaucracy, detailing projected costs and potential annual savings.
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Mme Mdot
Fondsiins Paeradag
Fede
Congress
Yonkers Strike Reels From Health Hazard and Legal Clash
Yonkers is left to weigh the health danger of uncollected garbage against a city union strike. The settlement violates a state law on rehiring striking workers, with probation and pay penalties. The strike spurred calls for repeal of the law and exposed tensions between city officials and organized labor.
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Yonkers
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Cite
Eenry
Conlon-Watler
Enurt
Howere
Las Ani
Warning to Eire on Atlantic treaty shaping Western defense
Dr James Hogan of Dublin's National University calls Ireland's stance on the North Atlantic pact an error of the first magnitude arguing it could push Northern Ireland into a forced union. The piece notes local politicians denounce foreign oppression while warning Western alliance pressure may backfire, urging careful, balanced policy to avoid dangerous provocation on both sides.
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James Hogan
National Universis
Dublin
Ejize
Rue
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Partison
Jos
Cheeiing
Nia
Hogan
Europe
Vatian
Eric
Atlantic
Alhaner
Blackman
Eire
Controlling the Commies Lawmakers Target Communists in States
A wave of proposals seeks to curb Communist influence by loyalty oaths for public officials and possible bans on the Communist Party. Federal and state bills would bar suspected communists from jobs and public offices, with Maryland and Illinois cited as states studying such measures.
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
New Hasipshire
California
Texas
Arkansas
Georgia
Herman Talmadie
Impo
Jomenthias
Communist Party
Marzland
Ilinms
War Of Extermination The Bulgarian Clergymen Case
The piece argues that the clerics in Bulgaria Yugoslavia and Hungary face a controlled, unjust prosecution under Communist regimes. It contends death penalties are avoided not for mercy but to use convicts for slave labor, while maintaining that Christianity is being systematically eradicated despite current sentencing outcomes.
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Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Moscow
Mercy
Forbesrance
United National
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Chester Bowles
Bowles
U.N
United States
Tia
Letters on anonymity taxes and a world government debate
Readers discuss how to publish letters while preserving anonymity, rent control procedures in Albany, and a trivia on distress signals. The Record notes editing rights and answers reader inquiries about rent increases and the Morse code distress signal, while a local opinion links Troy pride and universal themes to U.N. world government debates referencing Governor Bowles.
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Albany
Troy
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
National issue analysis attributed to Ray Tucker discusses labor and economic policy. It critiques welfare pension demands for workers in major industries, touching on coal and power sectors, inflation, and wartime production. Mentions labor leaders, government plans, and political reactions from Capitol Hill and New Jersey offices.
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Juba J. Jadin
Sas
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Tahar Union
John Thomas Taylor
Washington Regio- Satave
Armenian Legions
Guesix
Amaangiy Biasa
Capitol
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Treasury
Washington D Rally of Cold War Fronts in Czechoslovakia Rumor Mill
Washington dispatches report sensational Czechoslovak developments after Vishinsky’s appointment as foreign minister. Prague says Gottwald may be purged. Moscow argues the Czech Communist leader is too independent. The story reflects U.S. embassy notes during Vishinsky’sKarlsbad stay and broad postwar tension across borders and alliances.
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Vishinsky
U. S
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Kiement Gottwald
Germany
Newark Evening News
Sarah H. Terriel
Asbury Park
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New York Herald-Tribune
New York Daily News
Sarah H. Levine
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Whites House
Nastradin Hatza
Middle East
Nastradin
Allah
Nasiradin
Fiorello LaGuardia
Connecticut
Lyons
France
Merci Train
Word Lore From Dialects and Slang Inquiries
From Washington to Texas and beyond readers discuss dialect words their pronunciations and origins. Letters reference heal as a local term, Beale’s bile and boil links, German dance hall names, pronoun usage, and mispronounced doubles. Readers request phonetic clarifications and offer examples from diverse places.
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William H. Heywood
Washington, D.C
Youngstown
Ohio
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J. E. Stone
Bearumont
Texas
Sick Benefit Society of Saxons
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