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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1947
Page
10
Readable fragments discuss a political amendment tied to a president's appeal. Mentions economic shortcomings and perceived sincerity, labeling it a perfect political amnder. No clear names, dates, or locations available from the fragment.
The article notes broad sympathy for veterans but highlights concerns that House veterans affairs committee members recognize the push to raise benefits quickly could swell totals. It warns that while disabled veterans may receive substantial increases, able bodied veterans could see only limited concessions and that Treasury funds may be stretched to cover broad requests.
A strong call supports the Senate to promptly probe the Centralia mine disaster. The appeal stresses uncovering neglect, studying the explosion for lessons, and applying stronger dust control and safety guards. It criticizes lax inspections and urges immediate action to protect miners’ lives.
The president urges action to curb inflation with a limited remedy aimed at lowering costs and improving prices. The move seeks to boost prestige and gain broad support, while critics note its narrow scope and questions about effectiveness amid wage and overhead pressures.
The Collyer brothers, ultra private in a Fifth Avenue brownstone, attract public attention as neighbors and police search for Langley while Homer lies dead inside. Langley remains missing as investigators and crowds swarm to watch the case unfold.
A historical discussion by Rep Chester Af Grogs critiques juvenile delinquency and parental influence. It argues many behavior issues stem from family stress, housing, and lack of guidance, urging responsible parenting and societal support to mold youths into productive citizens.
The Milwaukee Journal editorial defends President Truman's loyalty screening for federal employees, arguing the test should assess allegiance to American democratic principles, not witch hunts. It supports applying the formula to exclude disloyal individuals while preserving constitutional guarantees and avoiding internal subversion.
Turkish, Greek, and Albanian tensions spark UN debate as the council weighs response to alleged mine incidents in the Aegean. Russia and Poland back Albania, complicating action and exposing limits of the world body in handling Soviet-aligned interests.
Readers signaled to the Record to publish letters with unsigned pieces risking nonpublication. A veteran frames a postwar debate on drafts and financing, while a recount from Ike details a barroom chat about government spending and debt, illustrating civilian wartime memories and fiscal concerns.
Washington reports rising fear over world government as Congress grills the United Nations plan. Senators Vanderberg Pepper and Taylor debate adding a UN preamble and Greece Turkey aid while Warren Austin signals the Security Council. Public concern grows that global governance could steer policy away from national interests.
A Washington column outlines how U.S. government and Navy decisions backed by the Export-Import Bank funded oil concessions in Arabia, notably near Riyadh, with Avtan-American Oil Co and Standard of California. It notes high prices and internal disagreements, citing officers Barthelmes Walsh and Carter, and discusses broader implications for world governance and oil strategy.
Dear readers discuss commemorative stamps and coin values. speculation on new issues, surcharges, and potential market impacts. Qs and As address prewar issues, Canadian coins, and Continental items with values and rarity notes.
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