The Troy Record Publication Notice and Rates
A garbled publication notice outlines local news distribution by carrier and mail, with pricing for subscriptions in New York counties and Vermont. It lists editors, officers, and circulation details though many names and terms are corrupted.
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Baites
Troy Besord Company
Deiant’ Marvin
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Ne Beart
Frenk L. York
Prevideet
E. Md. Bots
Fiet Vins
J. Arthur Viner
Bowne View Preatemi
CB. Vale
Paves Troy
Privais
Apapar
Mikeny Reneselaer
Maratoga
Waebiuging
Nee Tork Mae
Bentington County
Vermont
Aly Veenthe
Cleeve
Rent Control Debate Sees Landlords and Tenants as People
The discussion urges treating landlords and tenants as individuals with varied temperaments rather than labeling all as villains or victims. It emphasizes that rent directors must be impartial and balance interests, not advocate for one side, as Congress crafts a fair law.
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Senate
Tighe Woods
Congress
Tenaats
Freedom of Expression Valued Despite Communist Critique
A report on a U S gathering where Iron Curtain delegates criticized American policy while praising democratic freedoms. The piece argues totalitarian regimes suppress dissent and notes Americans should not overreact to outside criticism, recognizing the event as a testament to U S faith in liberty.
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Party Lige
Soviet Centre
State Department
Soviet Russia
Henry Wallace
Moscow
Economec—American
Truman
Standard
Sinclair and
Trzax Guill
South America
Middle East
Bethlehem Steel Ox
Braz
Hanna Interests
Labrador
Wallace Oversteps as North Atlantic Pact Debate Rages
Henry Wallace demands equal airtime and attacks the North Atlantic security treaty while Secretary of State Acheson represents bipartisan policy. Washington voices condemn Wallace as a discredited ex-official pushing Communist lines and Moscow propaganda.
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Henry Wallace
Acheson
Wallace
State Department
Mi Wallace
Moscow
Communist Party
North Atlante
UiGs
Qountis
Ma Wallace
Rolliogs
Russian Population Figures and Propaganda Reflections
The article discusses census figures and alleged propaganda in Russia and the United States. It notes doubts about reliability, cites a 133,000,000 population figure for America, and questions the accuracy of long life and demographic data across nations.
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Russia
India
Tarthashon
United States
Centenarian Claims and Longevity Myths Across Nations
The article examines dubious age claims and census myths, noting paradoxes in centenarian reports. It cites 1888 Turkish vaudeville legends, unreliable Russian tales, and British lists, arguing most supposed ages exceed plausible records. It contrasts Bulgaria's reputed longevity with Russia's lack of such fame and criticizes Tass for sensational Soviet-state propaganda.
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Alweye
Tass
Great Britain
Countess of Desmond
Old Parr
Bulgaria
Russia
French Moderates Surge Ahead in Postwar Runoffs
The French runoffs show a clear shift toward middle ground parties and away from extremes. Communists lose ground while de Gaullists gain little, signaling disillusionment with both ends and rising support for centrist blocs amid a reshaped national mood.
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Communists
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Queuille
Russa
Russia
Gengals
deGaulle
Anyjame
Indiana first to ban dashboard TV sets in cars
A brief item notes Indiana passed a law banning installation of television sets visible to drivers. Authorities say dashboard screens distract drivers, and safety groups see it as a legislative milestone with similar bills pending in many states.
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Indiana
Highwas
Maine
Michigan
Nebrasks
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Delaware
Ohid
Montana
Mossonsi
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Wisremain
Rhode Island
Letters to The Record on anonymity and public records
Readers request anonymity for letters while proving good faith. The Record clarifies editorial rights and summarizes marriage license rules and wartime veterans care questions across New England states, noting waiting periods and age requirements with consent and without, plus pauper’s oath rules and hospitalization.
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Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Pon-S
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Article discusses Colonel Thompson proposing a Southern Democratic strategy to unite with Republicans to defeat a Truman or New Deal nominee. It mentions Thompson’s ties to Virginia, his family links, and his plan for “favorite son” electors and cross-party cooperation. It also covers reactions and related political context in Washington.
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Thomson
New Orleans
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Thamisen
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Virginia
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Washinton
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Secor
Harry
Fo Bardin
Georgia
Senate
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Lowecana
Emily Ain
Othe
Yan
Roosevelt
Sedt
GOP
Coleone Thomson Yotes
Byrd
Traiman
Thur Mond- Wright
Thomann
Eden
Truman Itet
Mon Wailgren
George Humphrey
Cleveland
U.S.A
Humphrey
Hanna Co
National Steel
Pittsburg Consolidated Coal
Phelps Dodge Corp
National City Bank of Cleveland
National Securty Board
Floyd Odlum
Atlas Corp
United Fruit
Madison Square Garden
Odlum
Jacqueline Cochran
The
Wasps
Odum
Defense
Bob Hinckley
Commerce
Harry Hopkins
WPA
American Broadcasting Co
Hinckley
Washington
Lamit
Congress
Morse
Oregonian
Theader
Quen Bressier
Maine
Joan Townsend
Defensks
Moree
Carmtal
Mant
Bir
Oliver
Bevin
Thumbs Dows
Sweden
Freeman Matthews
U. S
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Army Department
Germany
Achewon
Ae LN
Selfridge, Mich
E. Kenneth Froalid
Detroit
Air Force
Bellridge Air Base
Michigan
Homer Ferg Gon
Froalid
Selfridge Field
W. T. Hudneil
Five
Washington Merry Go Round reflects Pan Am lobbying ties
The column details Pan American World Airways using gifts and access to sway officials and lawmakers, noting CAB officials joined a three day junket to Miami. It cites ethics questions, Senate critics, and a shifting stance on subsidies and travel allowances amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Pee American Airways
Pan American
Pan Am
Donald Ryan
GAB
Miami
Ryap
Werner Mord
William Cusick
Frank Crosier
William Andrews
Ed Slattery
CAB
Ame
Congress
Senate
Debating Drive Slow or Drive Slowly on a School Sign
Readers in an English class argue over whether the road sign outside their window should read Drive Slow or Drive Slowly. They note that slow is both adjective and adverb and that both forms can be correct in different constructions. The discussion touches on usage, grammar authorities, and examples from literature.
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Arad
Meera
Sache
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