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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1949

Page

4

Times-Record Brief Pacific Vermont News Item

A fragmented Times-Record snippet notes circulation figures, dates, and names tied to Vermont counties and the 1968 period. It references Bennington and Addison areas, with mentions of subscriptions, audits, and daily averages, but specific events or outcomes are unclear.

the Times -5 Fivak L. Tot Povo Gee Ohne Pras L. Yorks Vissarnt Becesd C. Valin Carriet Ander Leas Warnegion Mal Alveny Kepamelasi Tere Mate Bennington County Payaule Fepreary

Barge Canal Sees Record Traffic After War Dip

Final 1948 canal figures show over 4.5 million tons moved, highest since 1940 and among the best in canal history other than 1936 to 1940. The report warns that plans to divert trade via a St. Lawrence route could threaten this asset and urges defense of American waterways.

St. Lawrence Canada

Unpeaceful Peace Conference In New York

A critical report on a Communist peace conference in New York describes hundreds of pickets protesting Soviet supporters under the banner of American freedom. Rod Norman Cousins targets the delegates as unconvincing and tied to Soviet slavery, predicting the gathering will fail to attract real support.

New York United States Rod Norman Cousins Nantes

Vandenberg Fights Isolationists Over Marshall Plan Funds

Senator Vandenberg defends the Marshall Plan against isolationist critics who urge cuts. The isolationist group argues public pockets would suffer and favors a non interventionist stance. Supporters insist aiding Western Europe now prevents greater future conflict and costs less than war.

Vandenberg Western Europe Washington Chostan Pam Vandentere

Axis Sallt Gets Her Due Reward Or Incoherent OCR

The readable fragment hints at a narrative about a woman identified as Axis Sallt and a reward or consequence surrounding her actions. References to soldiers, authorities, and a public discussion imply a wartime or postwar setting with social judgment. The text is highly garbled, obscuring clear events or dates.

AXIS Sallt

Hope for Victory in Cold War Strategy Fumbles Toward Clarity

The piece argues the cold war lacks a single trigger and real battles, comparing it to a distant struggle of pacts and plans rather than direct conflict. It notes disagreement on what counts as progress and cites Senator Vandenberg and Marshall as framing influences on strategy.

Salerno Leste Guil Vandenberg

Cold War Progress and Western Unity After Berlin and France Vote

The piece argues for the Atlantic Pact and Marshall Plan as economic and military bulwarks against Soviet expansion. It cites French local elections and West Berlin’s new Deutsche mark as signs Europe will not desert its Allies. It urges delivering real hope in food and goods to people to secure victory in the cold war.

Wellens Patton France Arnhem Berlin Western Europe

Olivier Wins Oscar for Hamlet in 1948 Awards

Laurence Olivier earns the Oscar for Best Production with his version of Hamlet. The critic notes that the selection favors a Shakespearean masterwork over mawkish fare, praising Olivier's performance as memorable and impactful despite preferring other tastes in cinema.

Laurence Olivier Hamlet Shakespeare Olivier

Rebuff for Truman fuels local rent control debate

Senate vote against a national rent control pattern challenges President Truman and argues for city led policy. Critics warn Washington welfare state expansion weakens local control as governors and mayors resist federal handouts and levies. Baruch and Eisenhower cited concerns about overcentralization.

Senate Truman Washington Eisenhower Mr. Baruch Pap

Fragmented vaudeville and dental science notes in tea gossip

A garbled account mixes a tale of a fire at tea time with a western town vaudeville crowd and a dental exhibition. It mentions a theater near a naval pit, reactions of attendees, and a bizarre pressure meter claiming max bite forces from false teeth.

Yough Westernera Loming Ximvel Massachusetts Dental Society Cnn Beton Tufte College Xhewa Prota

Bulgarian Pressures and Western Broadcasts in Sofia

A Bulgarian regime tightens control on Western influence in Sofia as Voice of America and BBC broadcasts draw attention amid trials of Protestant pastors accused of espionage. Americans report reluctance by police and officials, with cinema and literature showing mixed access and social friction.

Wen “Angelo Peat A America Britain Voice of America

PULSE OF THE PEOPLE Keg U and Pat Office

Letters to The Record discuss anonymous submissions and editorial policy, then readers ask about housing expediter aims and rent control. The page includes Reader letters debating life expectancy changes, medical progress, and a query about boxing rules and Perry Como.

Pulse OF the People Keg. U. & Pat Iber Record United States

Plea for Park Upgrades to Prospect Park

The Record writer calls Perry Comole and family to enjoy summer outdoors at Prospect Park but notes lack of toilets and working drinking fountains. He urges benches, shelter from storms, and better park equipment for elderly visitors, urging city action.

Prospect Park Martha

Man injures art in protest over job loss

Jan Victim of Frustration in Amsterdam and Rotterdam smashed a window and splashed paint on a Vermeer canvas to demand his reinstatement as a building inspector. He stabbed a Rubens painting in Rotterdam’s museum and wrote a note to the museum chief explaining his motive.

Amsterdam Jan Koste Johannes Vermeer Rotterdam

Don t Take My Word For It By Frank Colby

A reader correspondence column discusses pronunciation debates in American English. Topics include acceptable pronunciations of affectations such as director versus directress, the suffix use in feminine titles, and the word found in wages. The exchange cites several dictionaries and voices opinion on dialect, spelling, and usage with examples and references.

Frank Colby Madera ELF. S Director of Music Directresa of Music Mra Lew. A Ena Tess Heiresa Rte

Mr Truman's Rent Problem in Postwar Context

A historical column analyzes the potential clash over rent control as Congress considers decontrol. It recalls Truman vetoes on OPA reforms and warns that ending controls could trigger wage demands and inflation, harming low income families and possibly sparking a landlord driven rent surge by March 31.

Tresan White House Senate House OPA Alipost Genius In Economica Cent Congress

Odom Smashed All Air Marks In Record Solo Flight

The National Aeronautic Association and the National Bureau of Standards verify a record solo flight by Odom, claiming the longest sei stop flight in history. The 4057 mile night flight edges past prior feats like Lindbergh and Wiley Poets records, with international certification by F A I and S A A backing the claim.

Washington P—Bi Odowa Homotula-Teterbora MN. J National Aeronautic Association National Bureau of Standards Tantramenis Car Jae Aboand Ovcens 3SAA Federation Aeronautique Internationale Paris SAA Americas Aipong Odom A. Lindberghs New York Bertin Om Wiley Poets

Quotable Quotes Misinterpretation Cited By Dubin

Dr Louis I Dubin of the Metropolitan Lids Laveranes warns that misreading facts grows as women age. He says the likelihood of death increases with the length of time seen as a risk, urging clearer sighted analysis instead of distorted figures.

Louis I. Dubin Stalietioen Metropolitan Lids Laveranes On

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