Troy Record Billing and Membership Details at a Glance
The Troy Record lists membership, officers, and circulation figures. It notes the association’s president Reged Vieb and treasurer, with dues schedules in multiple regions and a daily circulation average of 44,400 paid in February 1950. It references the Aunt Bureau of Guerlalona and advance payment terms for various durations.
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Leopold Wins Belgian Referendum Vote Amid Ongoing Debate
Leopold wins 57 percent of the Belgian plebiscite but critics warn the result may fail to unite the country. The referendum, though advisory, is seen as a last resort after years of parliamentary deadlock, with tensions persisting between Flemings and Walloons.
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Kiang Leopold
Leopold
United States
Leopard
Belgium
Europe
Mercy killing case leaves ethics to local medical society
After a rapid acquittal in Manchester, Dr. Hermann X. Sander faces possible disciplinary action by New Hampshire or county medical societies. The case centered on injecting air into a cancer patient’s veins, with the defense denying murder and claiming the patient was already dead and the doctor’s mind had “snapped.” The trial focused on whether the physician committed homicide, while national attention highlighted euthanasia debates.
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New Hampshire Medical Society
Hermann X. Sander
County Medical Society
Sander
Manchester
Phasqcan
Dr. Sander
Sander case sparks debate on ethics and murder verdict
The piece discusses the Sander case where a doctor’s act was judged unethical only if the patient was alive. It argues the jury’s verdict stands, notes the political fallout, and condemns committee partisanship and abuse of power in scrutinizing Senator McCarthy amid Hiss and Fuchs disclosures.
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Kersten
McKinnon
McCarthy
Milwaukee
Chester J. Roberts
Eileen Roberta
Mex Litow
Bob LaFoliette
Board of Bar Commissioners
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
State Department
Chinese Reds And The United Nations Tryave Lie
Secretary General Trygve Lie defends a plan to seat the Chinese Communist government at the United Nations without formal recognition. Western powers back the Nationalists while Russians threaten to stay away. Lie argues representation can be based on effective authority, not diplomatic recognition, but the plan faces stiff opposition and may be shelved.
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Tryave Lie
United Nations
China
U.N
Trygve Lie
Lie
Yemen
Burma
Chrysler
Security Council
Mr. Lie
Dean Acheson
Territorial Status of Hawaii and Alaska Discussed
A historical note explains that when Hawaii in 1900 and Alaska in 1912 became U S territories the implication was they would be admitted as states in time. The commentary outlines the political expectations and debates surrounding statehood for these territories.
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Hawaii
Alaska
U. S. Territories
House of Representatives
House
Russia
Alaska Iis
Bering Strait
Far East
Great Circle
Anne
William Mitchell
United States
U. 5
Texas
Rhode Island
Harry Bridges
Hayev
Bridges
Asia
Hawaii 1
Senate
Eark
Astatianc
Desperate Senate Tactics Face Broad Critique
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is accused of half truths and aiming to shield the entire administration from Communist charges. Senator McCarthy presses for evidence while Senator Tydings leads delays and interruptions. The piece argues the inquiry serves political protection, not security, and warns of broader attempts to silence future disclosures.
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Senator McCarthy
Hiss
Dr. Fuchs
McCarthy
Brewster
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Wisconsin
Senator Tydings
Tydings
Tydinzs
Senator Trdines
Hall
Oliver Secrity
Tydings Otainualy
Mc‘Carthy
Thomann
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington a test case in Hiclayman concerns the right of colleges and churches to profit from tax exempt property. The Internal Revenue Service and Treasury probe private deals, while President Truman seeks tax law revisions to curb these arrangements. Leading Protestants oppose church owned business properties to evade taxes. There are about 22 000 tax exempt institutions in the United States, some legitimate, many questionable.
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Internal Revenue
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Law Department
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New York University
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New York City
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Taft
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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Hiclayman
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la Department of the Internal Revel
Department of the Treasury
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Great Lakes
Canada
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State Department
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Joe
McCarthy
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G.O.P
Alex Wiley
Wiley
Carthy
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Mee Icarthy
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Kersten
Arin
Me.Kinnon
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Kiardas
Milhwaukes
Almont
Supersonic B-36 Aims for World Round Trip to Russia
The Air Force pursues a supersonic B-36 with swept back wings and a supersonic propeller to enable a nonstop attack and return from the United States to Moscow at speeds faster than sound. A Maine base could launch a squadron to strike and return in under ten hours, changing naval bomber concepts and demanding new air doctrine.
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Washington
Air Force
Russia
Navy
U. S
United States
Aquadron
Maine
Moscow
McCarthy
Israel Jordan armistice pact hits snag
Private sources report a five year non aggression pact agreed between Israel and Jordan but Jordan cabinet friction delays formalization. Amman and Jerusalem confirm contact but deny final terms. observers say a treaty could affect Jerusalem’s international status and future peace prospects while pressures within Jordan linger.
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Egypt
Teterday
Israel
Jordan Kingdom
Jordan
Amman
Jerusalem
Jercsylem Die Paiches Aig
Tel Aviv
Sine
Rhodes
Tera
Jortani
Terusalem
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Ttalen
Thawa
Middle East
Palestine
Farael
Isvasi
Chrysler Strike Expands as 90,000 Idle and Dealers Face Losses
The Chrysler walkout enlarges as over 90,000 workers have been idle for seven weeks and 105,000 retail workers are affected. Dealers surrender franchises, some pre selling used cars to stay open. The dispute centers on funding for pensions with Chrysler proposing $100 monthly payments to eligible retirees as a key demand.
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Chrysler Corporation
United Automobile Workers’ Union
Chrysler
Chrysler strike aim sparks pension funding debate
Chrysler accuses union readers of seeking a reserve fund use to boost future pensions, a dispute that has kept 90,000 workers idle for nearly two months and cost over 45 million in wages. John L. Lewis pledged a million in strike aid, while critics urge focus on workers' current welfare.
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Chrysler
John Ll. Lewis
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A compact guide to pronunciation and word meanings offered by Frank Colby. It includes corrections on syllable stress for genealogy massif massacr e bayt hinder pronunciation guides for poignent frondance obeisance heinous temperarent reneger renig and Galapagos with notes on standard diction and a request for Colby’s leaflet C-5 offered for five cents plus return envelope.
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Frank Colby
Maker
Thun
Galapagos
Islands
Tortola
Colby
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