Governor Dewey the public’s enduring symbol of service
The piece reflects on Governor Dewey approaching the end of his second term and explores whether he will retire or seek higher office. It highlights his achievements as a prosecutor and leader, considers potential Senate ambitions, and notes public interest in his future path.
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Dewey
Truman
Grant
Roosevelt
Feld
Paris
Solar System
Albany
Troy
Heraive
Senate
Another Farm Bill Wobble Clouds Food Policy Debate
A battered farm bill debate in Washington shows the current program stuck between high price supports and tentative curbs on acreage. Lawmakers hesitate to adopt a new model despite rising costs and looming surpluses, risking food security and farmer bankruptcies.
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Federal Soil Conservation
Congress
Shay
Washington
Senate
House
Armmrs
Taizes
Feck
The Other Side Of Troy
An appraisal of Troy highlighting its 1880s industrial peak and later cultural gaps. It praises the city’s early engineering school and women’s college, notes continued industry, and admires modest local art efforts while urging homegrown talent to stay to enrich Troy’s artistic tone.
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Troy
Hudson
Halcyon
Emma Willard
Herman Melville
Tylor
Hill
Broadway
Pauline McGonigral
Smerce
Red Cross Drive Must Reach Its Goal With Steady Effort
The Troy Record urges continued support for the Red Cross as wartime and disaster relief rely on public contributions. It argues prosperity should not dull generosity and praises the organization as a national, organized form of neighborliness. Citizens are asked to meet pledges and boost totals.
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Red Cross
United States
Y.M. C.A
State Department
United Nations
U.N
Valentin Gubichev
Epy
Judy Coplon
Din
U. S
Drsblete
Tniespariiamenary Union
International Whaang Commission
Hon
Coxix
Congress
Harold Laski dies noted socialist and Labour figure
Harold Laski, prominent socialist and key Labour Party architect, dies. Tributes from associates praise his impact while noting erosion of his influence on the movement and questions about his surviving leadership role.
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Harold Laski
Onesume
Britain
Labor Party
Seay
Harold Las
Rash Soculiem
Larki
Altie
Laski
Australia moves to outlaw Communists amid nationwide strikes
The Australian government pushes drastic emergency laws to curb Communist influence in unions and industry. Penalties reach severe levels as authorities target subversive activity, aiming to outlaw the party and drive it underground while monitoring impact on national stability.
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Commonwealth
Menzies
Australia
Ammuine Ag
National Stabil
Aiky
Letters Policy And Big Business Campaigns In The Record
Readers urged to sign letters to The Record to publish anonymity while proving good faith. The paper warns it will not publish unsigned letters and retains editing rights. The piece critiques Drew Pearson and covers NAM led employer meetings promoting facts about the economy and individual payroll duties. references to chiropodists and universities appear in a dispersed, reader-letter style.
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Record
Drew Pearson
Drew Pearl
Creature Comforts and Son
Nona
Association of Manufacturers
New York
N.A.M
Truman Administration
M. B. Doyle
Pearson
NAM
National Industrial Council
Chambers of Commerce
Talemniovese
Jand
Wallace F. Bennett
Eee
The
Couat
Anj
Long Island University
Brooklyn
Temple University
Washington Seeks Peace Mobilization Amid Public Ideas
A flood of mail to Washington outlines ways to win the peace and mobilize millions of Americans beyond wartime urgency. Readers propose radio broadcasts, film campaigns, and large scale exchanges with iron curtain nations, urging leadership from government to convert goodwill into lasting diplomacy.
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Washington
Hall
Iron Curtain
Russia
Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State Department
West. Virginia
Francis 3. Colligan
W. Danner
Akron
Ohio
Aji
Tomit-Hook
United States
Leo
Hanley
Fisherville
Mass
Taagic
Oris
Voice
America
Huro
T. Granger
Nevada City
Cal
One of construction debates in grammar guide
Readers debate the correct use of “one of” in English syntax. The article contrasts wrong and right examples, noting that the following noun phrase should be plural and the verb agree accordingly. It discusses pronoun reference, suggestive phrases, and classroom commentary from teachers.
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Cometer
Weeder
Cathy
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