Chronicle of Regional News and Subscriptions Details
Central notice outlines subscription rates and distribution areas for a newspaper with a broad regional sweep. It lists pricing for one year and various periods, mentions delivery regions Albany Heoseeker Maretoga and Washington Counties, and notes circulation figures for August 1950. It references publishing authority and advertising terms.
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Troy Nevers
Times
Asturd
Warren Gad Wah
Adrnsea
Pdar
Ry'mat
Albany
Heoseeker
Maretoga
Waington
New Tore Maia
Alow
Mah Putdian
Javanna
Laney
Cof Monte
Atembar
Moringa
Extend The Draft Act Keeps Selective Service Aligned
The House Armed Services Committee approved extending Selective Service through June 24 by 31 to 0. The panel calls it an insurance policy for national security, with a proviso requiring a declared state of emergency before draft and mobilization powers can be invoked.
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House Armed Services Committee
House
Congress
Truman adds to the confusion over war prisoners
The article contrasts Truman and General Bradley on Cold War policy, noting Truman’s optimism about relations with Russia and Bradley’s warnings of a worsening outlook. It argues for strengthening armed forces, maintaining the draft, and prepared emergency laws to deter aggression. The piece emphasizes confidence in Bradley’s realism over political assurances.
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Enorl
Russia
Truman
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
Bradley
S. Bradley
Armed Services Committee
America
Congress
McCarthy
State Department
Tme
United States
Western Europe
South Carolina
Liyeral
Hugo Sima
Orangeburg
Mende
Rivers
Charleston
Wotea
Sima
Flash
Sims
Mendel Rivers
Senate
Europe
Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Berlin
Yugoslavia
China
Achéson
Southeast Asia
Philippines
Private Police Not Needed in War on Gambling
Washington Evening Star argues telephone and telegraph firms should not assume police powers to curb gambling. FCC rules prohibit using communications to violate laws, and operators may cut service on enforceable notices. Local police laxity, not telco overreach, drives calls for federal action.
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Washington Evening Star
John A. Waters
Western Union
Senate Commerce
FCC
Taft statement quoted as possible Republican lean in Ohio race
In Taft remarks at Taft and elsewhere a statement was read as a de facto endorsement of Lise sivui Cortes and a critique of the nation’s ills. Ohio voters face a heated senatorial contest in November as Truman’s touring and Point Four aid policy looms over the campaign.
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Taft
Lise Sivui Cortes
Russians Threaten Slavery of Germans in Captivity
A historical commentary argues that Soviet policy toward German POWs shows a pattern of forced labor and possible mass deaths. It suggests millions of Russians and Japanese are enslaved, and predicts Moscow will not return prisoners to destabilize Germany, aiming to preserve control in Eastern Europe.
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Politburo
Kremlin
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Germany
East
West Germany
Pat
Uffie
Record
Ohio Joust Amid Taft Pepper Clash In 1948 Race
Ohio becomes the focal point as Taft faces Truman labor forces while Pepper’s defeat in Florida reshapes Democratic aims. Ferguson emerges as a statewide figure, with labor and reform factions shaping the contest to unseat Taft in November.
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Florida
Claude Pepper
Mr. Smathers
Ohio
Truman
Florda Democrats
Pepper
Ghia Democrats
Joseph T. Ferguson
Robert 4. Taft
Aield
Swene
Ferguson
Pniyorans
Sarial Plannes
Ams
Senate
Fae
Fhonaande
Migrant Labor in Sugar Beet Regions Still Plagued by Hardships
The piece outlines ongoing migrant labor issues facing farm workers, including exploitative housing, exclusion from minimum wage and social protections, and disrupted schooling. It highlights a persistent cycle of relocation by families, low incomes, and neglected community needs across states like Georgia, New York, New Jersey, and Florida, with attention to camps and enforcement gaps.
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Tery
Sipenna
Inis Pohterwans
Steels
Sarena
la Sar Vanon
Truman
Failure by Vote Shows Education Gap Says Hutchins
Robert Maynard Hutchins, chancellor of the University of Chiraca, voices bitter disappointment in compulsory education after a low turnout on election day. He argues that rising school attendance does not equate to civic understanding or political engagement, noting the weak percentage of citizens voting reflects broader educational shortcomings.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chiraca
Miram Calinze
Dr. Hutchins
Ohse
Letters on Old Age and Rent Help in The Record
A letter writer laments aging poverty and insufficient pensions, criticizing Social Security and rent controls. The piece recalls seeing elderly county residents in Troy, notes massachusetts tax, and contrasts domestic hardship with headlines about Europe and political figures.
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the Record
Griswold Heights
Troy
Asi
Joseph D. McGoldrick
Record
Aecee
Indy
New York State
Massachusetts
Europe
Truman
Dewey
California
Boston
Curley
Washington Roundup on Small Business Finance Clash
White House advisers debated how to back small business with RFC loans versus creating private bank lenders. Key figures included Rawger Sawyer O Mahony McCabe Taft and Shingarn with plans to keep government money but avoid direct subsidies. The piece also notes protests to abolish the RFC and includes President Truman era musings and anecdotes from Vice President Barkley.
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Washington
White House
RFC
Commerce Rawger
O'Mahony
Wyoming
Federal Reserve
Tom McCabe
Stephen Shingarn
Benator Taft
G.O.P
Commerce Department
Commerce
Sawyer
O'Mahoney
Capitol Hill
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Hoover
Tte
Aiden Barkley
Senate
Barkley
Jake
Europe
China
MacCarthy
MacArthur
General MacArthur
State Department
U.S. A
Tevalt
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington readers dissect the atomic secrecy debate between scientists urging open discussion and military spokesmen favoring censorship. The piece weighs risks, defense needs, and the pace of disclosure while noting Truman’s stance and congressional oversight considerations.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Golambus
Fiest
Congress
Aclentivia
Menimme
Rumen Bf
Mar
Self pronouns explained for ninth grade usage
Frank Colby presents a pragmatic guide to the ten self pronouns in English. He contrasts intensive and reflexive uses with normal pronoun use and includes clear examples such as yourself and themselves. The piece dismisses nonstandard forms like hisself or theirself and emphasizes correct object of action and emphasis.
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Levs
United States
Menn
Hersel
Sou
South Korea Pleads For U S Planes At News Conference
Seoul says North Korea fields an air force of 195 planes with Raecian models. Kim See Sun reports to the State Department that U S ships would help. Rhee and defense officials present a chart of North Korean air power and note most aircraft originate abroad. An asserted North Korean air force includes 70 fighters and 22 trainers.
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Korea
Sengman Rhew
Washington
Datarres
Kim See Sun
State Department
United States
Ee Ae Ponhie
Kim Sain
Silomon
Rhee
Antefense
Maimer Sim Sute-Mo
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Thea
Lee Kot-Somn
Art Weeks
Ringiane
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Neh Keres
FARC
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