The Troy Reard Company and Associated Names in A Page
A garbled page shows The Troy Record or The Times Record with lists of officers and departments and mentions the Associated Press. It also contains a political note on Senator Cain's filibuster over Washington Governor Wallgren's nomination to a National Security post, criticizing the approach and questioning qualifications and motives.
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Troy Reard Company
Dwight Maryn
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Beard
Frank L. Yorn
Provident
J. Dette
Fire
J Arthur Viger
Second View
Presien
CM Valle
Panes Troy
Associated Presb
Asmgteled
Times
Carrey Ano
Advancr
Albany Mensertenr
Marktopemene
Ogi Coystion
New
Aulinds
Ne Audit Bureau of Crreuie
Cain
State of Washington
Mon C. Wallgren
Washington
National Security Resources Board
Wallgren
Senate
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Washington State
Howard Hughes
Truman
Cary
Compromise Rejected in Debate Over Press Immunity
A contentious measure sparked Senate opposition and calls for reform as lawmakers debated press immunity and penalties. Critics argued criminalizing sources or news disclosures undermines public interest, while supporters warned of broad protections for officials and journalists.
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Law Revision Commission
New York State Society of Editors
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Quality In Education and Car Buyers Are Shy
In the Truman era push for federal education aid, two major reports warn against expanding higher education without ensuring quality. James B. Conant of Harvard urges diversification of college income to guard independence. Separately, Walter W. Ruch reports a paradox in auto demand: a growing market yet high prices and delayed purchases.
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Truman
Frst
Commission of American Colleges
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Commission
Gordon K. Chalmers
Kenyon College
Association
Conant
Messent Conant
Association of American Colleges
America
United States
Walter W. Ruch
Detroit
New York Times
Ruch
Federal Reserve Board
Truman remarks on Communist leaders stirs trial questions
President Truman called Dennis and Foster traitors in a public remark. The two of twelve indicted on conspiracy charges faced delayed trials, others proceeding in New York. Defense sought dismissal claiming pre judgment. Judge Medina denied, citing impartial juries. Appellate review possible if conviction occurs and fair trial rights are challenged.
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Washington Star
Truman
Eugene Dennis
William Foster
Foster
Dennis
New York
Medina
Sol Bloom and Cyrus Eaton: Two Faces of the Foreign Relations Committee
The article honors Sol Bloom, longtime chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and Cyrus Eaton, the Republican counterpart. It highlights Bloom’s proactive support for rearmament and international cooperation, his clashes with isolationist sentiment, and their bipartisan work shaping policy before and during wartime.
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United States
Hitile Sol Bloom
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House Foreign Affairs
Washington
Sol Bloom
Bloom
Republican Party
Cyrus Eaton
Eaton
Bon
Treasury Interior Officials Plead Guilty in Budget Scandal
Washington officials from the Treasury and Interior Departments admitted guilt in secret hearings over manipulating federal funds and jobs for political aims tied to President Truman's budget. The disclosures threaten removal of Michael W Straus and Richard L. Boke, with broad repercussions across reclamation projects and congressional appropriations, amid industry layoffs and disrupted federal programs.
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Treasury
Interior Departments
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Customs
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Reclamation
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Washington Officials Clash Over Unification Bill Details
Secretary Sullivan warned he would resign if Congress passes the new armed forces unification bill, while Defense leaders including Forrestal and Johnson pressed for a streamlined structure. Sullivan opposed stripping Navy autonomy and taking Navy control from civilian defense chiefs, as President Truman listened but did not intervene. Meanwhile Rep Helen Douglas pressed ECA chief Hoffmann on German steel reparations and wartime industry issues, with Hoffmann deferring to State Department choices. The piece notes internal White House chatter, political reactions, and broader debates over postwar defense organization.
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Navy
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Louis Johnson
Truman Kimmit Aat
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of National Defense
Stuart Symington
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Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Morganthau
Henry
Treasury
Helen Gahagan Douglas
House Foreign Affairs Committee
ECA
Paul Hoff
California
Germany
Russia
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United States
France
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Norman Collison
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National Association of Electric Companies
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Ander
Ander Nen
House Appreciations Committee
Customs Bureau
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Johnson
Emmiggiere
Appropriations Committee
Snider
Tohneon
Word usage guide on regard and related terms
A reader asks how to correct common grammar mistakes in business writing. The column explains preferred forms such as with regard to and with respect to, clarifies the plural misuse of lots, and suggests alternatives for words like way and boss in the workplace context.
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Muriel
Chicago
Chery
Pulse of the People memo items and reader questions
A compilation of questions and answers from The Record Letters column covers anonymous submissions, unemployment insurance rules, blood type stability, and reader inquiries. Topics include signing letters, employer unemployment tax, Jagx Sharkey alive status, blood typing accuracy, and changes due to transfusions.
Cornstalk in American history and a Calhoun toast
Cornstalk was a Shawnee leader who warned of rising violence before Fort Randolph in fall 1776. His hostage deaths ended local peace with settlers and sparked broader violence. The Calhoun toast about an honest man being the noblest work of God is linked to no standard attribution.
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Calhoun
the Record
Canquets
John .C. Calhoun
Fort Randolph
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Pope
U S Haven For Polish War Veterans Urged
Congress urged to establish a national haven for Polish war veterans. Rep Lodge notes wartime service of A dex officer during World War II and discusses administration of the proposed haven with committee members.
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A. Dex
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