Record of The Troy Record subscribers and editorials
A fragmented item lists subscription details and prices for The Troy Record with scattered notes on distribution. It includes references to Albany and Vermont circulation, and mentions political commentary on Russia and the Cold War era. The piece discusses Fanny Mae, housing costs, and defense spending in broad terms, with an editorial tone on peace and budget priorities.
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Albany
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Menhieglun County
Vermont
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Truman Proposes Political Reorganization Plans
President Truman claims strong support for government reorganization but his latest proposals to Congress aim at partisan advantage. He seeks to abolish the National Labor Relations Board counsel and dissolve the Maritime Commission as part of a broader streamlining drive.
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Congress
National Labor, Relations Board
Maritime Commission
NLRB
Robert N. Denham
Denham
John L. Lewis
Commerce Department
White House
Belgium's Problem Still Unsettled
The Belgian referendum on Leopold's return leaves the issue unsettled with a pro Leopold majority near 54 percent. The piece critiques Truman and proposes that eliminating the NLRB counsel and Maritime Commission weakens fairness and centralizes power, arguing the reform package serves partisan aims rather than efficiency. It notes Parliament's final say and the unsettled, bitter divisions across political camps.
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Brussels
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Wallonia
Fleming
Wallon
Tax Talk and Cold War Tone Dominate US Budget Debate
The Ways and Means Committee begins drafting a new tax bill amid uncertainty about corporate taxes and deficits. Amid sweeping wartime spending and a looming election, the piece argues that Soviet economics and U.S. policy reflect a broader clash of priorities, with defense and welfare programs shaping the budget outlook.
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British House of Commons turmoil mirrors Washington battles
The piece compares UK Parliament clashes between Labour and Conservative factions to American partisan fights as Prime Minister Atlee faces challenges from Churchill styled moves and Liberal roles shift in pivotal votes. It notes a coming pre election period with limited treasuries and ongoing skirmishes in the Commons.
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Rae
House of Commons
Atlee
Churchill
Commons
America
Controversy Over CAB Funding Sparks Civil Aviation Clash
Washington reports a bitter feud between Joseph J. Connell of the Civil Aeronautics Board and Representative Rooney as Rooney seeks to cut CAB funding. The fight threatens safety programs, flight inspections, and potential rate impacts on travelers amid broader calls to support national aviation expansion.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
John 3. Rooney
Brooklyn Democrat
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Oconnell
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Washington
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Reds
Bureau
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Sthet
Elds
Dickdine
Ameria
Men Leten
Uie
Brooklyn
Compound noun plurals and court martial usage
A discussion of how to form plurals for compound nouns such as court martial and right of way. The article explains that in English the describing word or adjective part does not take a plural. only the main noun may pluralize, with varied examples and noting hyphenated forms and exceptions.
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Senator Douglas Proposes Vacation and Sick Leave Cut
Providence Bulletin notes Senator Douglas of Ulinnis urged trimming federal employee vacation and sick leave to save about 100 million dollars yearly. The plan, opposed by most senators, was rejected 57 to 74 as part of a broader call for congressional will to balance the budget.
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Providence Bulletin
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Ulinnis
Senate
Industre
Truman pressed Gray to chair Atomic Commission amid price protests
Washington reports President Truman urged Gordon Gray to stay in Washington as Atomic Commission chairman despite his offer to lead the University of North Carolina. The debate centers on a strong admin role and public accountability for a regulated monopoly issue across energy and defense sectors. Senator Tydings surfaces as seeking 1952 White House entry while praising Truman.
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War Department
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Atomic Commission
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Texas
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Dingell
Michigan
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Maryland
Administration
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Illinois
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