Publisher Prank de York and Officers Named in Association
A rambling maintenance of officers includes Prank de York as Publisher and Deiat Marvin as president. Varying roles follow with J Artie Viner Kein as Vice President and B Velte as Secretary and Treasurer. The document outlines membership and dues across counties in New York and Vermont with subscription details and terms.
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Deiat Marvin, Biditur
Tee
Andere Deg Marbit
Chegrmay
Burd Krank T. York
Firat
J Artie Viner Kein
B. Velte
Beiretary
Troy
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Puntiewsiah
Uae
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Garriet
Alany
Heneeether
Razatian
Washington
New York State
Mentingted County
Vermont
Slane Ingoth
Pal Gutaia
Crculatuan Menter
Controlling Communists in American Society Critique
A sweeping argument denounces Communist influence in the United States as treasonous and dangerous. It urges state and federal action to curb Communist activities, especially in schools, and supports rent control expansions despite opposition. The piece critiques home rule limits and foresees possible postwar shifts to state authority.
Debate over federal controls ends in 15 month extension
In a contested congress battle the House and Senate failed to agree on a draft and a conference committee could not reconcile differences. The result favors proponents of stringent federal control as a 15 month extension is approved, with a longer term possible if renewed. The public and political factions anticipate further action at the next session.
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National Conference of Mayors
Federal Control Agency
Congress
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Betelebrand
ICN
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Government economist urges private policy and local tailoring
Dr Nourse argues prosperity cannot rely on monetary magic from Washington. Government policy matters amid large budgets, but effective results come from correct private policy and individual action tailored to local needs, driven by managerial skill across America's vast private system. He cites labor leaders among key operational posts and warns against White House hostility to such practical, business-grounded economics.
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Washington
Council of Economic Advisers
Nourse
America
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Has Truman Failed Four Diplomatic Blunders
Analyzed critique argues President Truman misreads public opinion and fails to win Congress. It contends Italy pressure over Africa risks tainting the North Atlantic pact, urging US to keep pact separate from colonial claims. The piece notes Republicans and Southern Democrats oppose his program and foresee a tough 1949 balance.
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State Department
Italy
Africa
Sforza
Gein
Truman
Question Of Time Hovers Over Nourse Resignation
Dr. Edwin G. Nourse, chair of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers, reportedly awaits action, with President and peers debating economic controls. Nourse argues against强 business controls and suggests production growth reduces inflationary pressures, while Keyserling and Clark favor tighter measures to stabilize the economy. The debate centers on plans to tax business income and regulate prices amid pressure from Congress and industry leaders.
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Edwin G. Nourse
Presidents Council of Economic Adttern
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Nourse
der Ialon
Washinnton
Wilahon
Congress
Natin
Ty Nowe
France Turns From Communists to Center in Cantonal Ballot
In France sentiment shifts toward centrist parties as election returns show government factions ahead with about 1000 seats for government parties, 380 for Gaullists, and 37 for Communists amid debate over Thorez and Moscow allegiance and recovery prospects.
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Charles de Gaulle
Henry Querile
Sindes
Maurice Thorez
Moscow
GeGaullists
Noa
Pulse of the People letters policy at The Record Newspapers
The Record Newspapers will publish signed letters preserving anonymity upon request and prove good faith. Unsigned names and addresses will not be published. The paper reserves the right to edit letters and shorten them where necessary.
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Record
Longstanding Troy Community Letters Address Roads and Law
A jumble of reader notices from The Record discusses bridge safety near Winter Street, school routes, and dog policies on buses. It cites traffic signs fading, urges city action before tragedy, and blends inquiries on marriage laws with broader civic concerns in Troy.
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Record
Troy
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington reports debate over whether NATO members must fulfill obligations under the United Nations Charter during defensive operations. State Department strains and Senate committee hearings probe potential conflicts with U N provisions and the balance of East West security.
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Washington
North Atlantic Military Alliance
Russia
United Natins
Senate
State Department
United States
Briain
France
United Nations Chartier
Ageald Beck Thal
Vashinsky Mall
Mosca
Venton
Ravenop
Secretar
Factivis
Paraiel
Bet & Peace
Congress Ponders President Pay Raise and Diplomat Woes
Washington reports that Congress debated doubling the President's salary while diplomats abroad faced a tiny $330 yearly increase. The piece notes other federal raises, critiques the fair deal, and covers reactions by House leaders and a tense exchange over race tolerance, plus Senate restaurant antics and discussions on the North Atlantic Pact timing.
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Washington
Congress
Don’t Take My Word For It Don’t Take My Word For It
Milwaukee reader Mrs M Lowe laments the overuse of what you may call it and urges using a real word. The column notes playful slang terms for devices while defending their usefulness in everyday speech and ends with a request for copies of a humor book and self addressed envelope.
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Milwaukee
Land of the Orange
Vinson Urges Increased U S Military Spending
Congressman Vinson urged Congress to authorize about 1.5 billion dollars more for armed forces next year. He warned the nation against cutting defense and called for stronger tanks, ships, ambulances, planes, and wider universal military training. He noted Truman’s budget proposal and argued for a higher defense outlay to sustain military strength.
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D-Ga
deNiara Oworth
Pew
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Renore
Sisazlonlah
Vincon
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