The Troy Record Circulation and Subscription Notice
A partial readable notice from The Troy Record outlines subscription options and rates. It cites a mail delivery model with annual and weekly plans, price details, and a statement about circulation auditing figures. The text references service areas including New York and Vermont and notes Morning and Evening edition figures.
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Carmarana Mall
Garaiogs
Washington
New York
Benaingten Gowaly
Vermont
Burgen
Davy
Lewis Usurps Veto Power in Senate fight over Boyd
The piece argues John L. Lewis uses mine workers power to block Dr. James Boyd’s U S Bureau of Mines appointment. It condemns the memorial work stoppage as a disguised strike, warns against stripping injunction powers in Taft Hartley, and urges firm defense of national interests and peace. The article notes a broader danger from union leadership and calls for practical action to avoid nationwide disruption.
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John L. Lewis
Minissippi
James Boyd
U. S. Bureau of Mines
United Mine Workers
Lewis
United States Senate
Dr. Boyd
Federal Bureau
Senate
Lhat Lewis
Mess
Balkan tensions and Tito’s Yugoslavia amid Cold War
The Balkans draw focus as Albania and Bulgaria press anti Yugoslavia campaigns amid Tito’s defiance of Moscow. Analysts warn Soviet aims may move to topple Tito, while Western diplomacy weighs containing Russia’s influence and preserving alliances.
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Balkan States
Soviet Union
Balkans
Marshal Tito
U.S.S.R
Cominform
Tito
Yugoslavia
Us.s.r
Russia
United States
Britain
Moscow
Politburo
Albania
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Finland
Bulgaria
Kremlin
Germany
Churchill
Alli Meserve Board
Washington
Truman
Troitean
Howthes
Capitol Hill
National Whirligig by Ray Tucker
Ray Tucker discusses credit levels and consumer purchasing in the automative and household appliance sectors. He notes rising pipelines, cautious buyers, relaxed credit rules by the Federal Reserve, and the danger of overstretched bank reserves especially in New York and Chicago.
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Ray Tucker
Federal Reserve Boys
House
Council of Economics Advisers
Trumat
Federal Reservers
New York
Chicago
Berks
Time To Watch Our Step On Wage Policy Debate
A column argues minimum wages are fixed by law but warns against an 85 percent rise under the wage hour law. It cautions such a boost could trigger broad wage hikes, price disturbances, and disrupt a delicate wage price leveling during a yearslong postwar adjustment. It notes living costs and GM adjustments trending down while metal prices waver.
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General Motors
Vaughen
Peron
McCormick
Ben
Washington
U.S
Europe
Quits
Ecuador
Tribune
Latin
America
Magnuson
Warren Magnuson
John Steelman
Senate
White House
Denmark
England
U. S
Breelman
Congres
DP Commission
Face Facts On Atlantic Security Pact Debate
A faith group study conference voices caution about the Atlantic Security Pact, arguing that delaying judgment until terms are known risks unwise deference to Soviet aims. They warn the US must not surrender protection to Moscow by accepting a pact seen as aggressive.
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Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
West
Adolph Hier
United States
Economic caution amid fourth round wage push debate
The piece argues that a sudden wage shock could destabilize a slowly recovering economy. It warns against an 85 percent fourth round wage floor imposed by law, noting the current structure is still settling after a major boom and earthquake. Wise lawmakers should minimize artificial disturbances.
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IEPA
Congress
Filibuster Debate Critique of Senate Tactics and Civil Rights Push
Opinion contends the filibuster obstructs democracy as long winded senators delay key reforms including government reorganization and civil rights legislation. It criticizes the tactic as indirect, hindering clear decisions while noting White House and Senate leadership seek leverage through procedural battles.
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United States
Senate
Howe
Barkley
Lucas
Slitester
Vice
Letters to The Record on pay and civics spark reader debate
Readers submit letters and questions to The Record, discussing teacher pay in Troy, classroom crowding, and the need for more desks. A response advises on birth certificates and consular inquiry, and another asks how many continents exist with an answer listing six, noting Eurasia as a unit.
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Catill
Troy
North America
South America
Africa
Europe
Asia
Australia
Eurasia
Antarcur
Joe Sarat
Waren
Logo Journal
Atchison
Globe
Warren
San Diego
Ina
San Diego Journal
Servant
Brotherhood
McCormick
FERON
Labor battles over injunctions and mine leadership fights
The piece outlines clashes over injunctions to curb strikes and Jeff James Boyd's tenure as head of the Bureau of Mines amid pressure from John L. Lewis and Republican leaders. It notes Truman’s push for a showdown on Senate confirmations, and recalls past influence on bureau leadership and labor politics. It also touches on congressional dysfunction, with Ke and Eaton cited amid foreign policy debates and labor tensions.
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Washinga
John L. Lewin
George Sekelsky
John L. Lewis
John Owens
Senate
Oe Ee
James Boyd
Bureau of Mines
Farcg
Congress
KR. R. Sayera
Lewis
Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
Myers
The
United Mine Workers
Dr. Boyd
Colorado School of Mines
Wp Boyd
G.O.P
EU- Keng Millikin
Colorado
Truman
Dema
Bloom
Houm Foreign Affairs Committee
Sol
Jerce
John Kee
West Virginia
Charles Eaton
New Jersey
Lo]aloom
Joseph L. Pfeifer
Brook
Unexpected Visitors and Polite Evasion in Social Courtesies
A Providence Bulletin column discusses etiquette for unexpected visitors, weighing when to stay home and how to handle guests gracefully. It cites Emily Post and contrasts dull or duty-driven visitors, noting the social momentum of plans and the discomfort of abruptly changing course. The piece playfully questions how to signal polite boundaries without causing offense or hurt feelings.
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George
Emily Post
Benjamin
Birth Certificate Abroad Request for Poland Birth Details
A reader seeks guidance on obtaining a birth certificate for a mother born in Poland. The note requests where to write for detailed records and how to acquire the document. Further instructions or archived contact points are needed.
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Pohah
New York
Po- Msn
East 1Th Street
New York City
Poland
Driving instructors ad in classifieds from time to time
A snippet notes an auto dealer likely arranges driving lessons and places an instructor advertisement in the classified columns periodically.
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Mispronunciations and corrections from a radio forum
Frank Colby outlines common mispronunciations heard on radio programs and speeches. He offers phonetic guidance for terms from maintenance to larynx and drama theater jargon, noting correct syllable stress and dialectal pronunciation.
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