Publication and circulation details of The Times Herald
The document lists publication and subscription terms for the Times Herald with editor Dwight Marvin and secretary treasurer Becretary, noting pricing for Albany and Vermont counties. It includes delivery by mail, rates for one year and fractions, and mentions circulation audited by the Audit Bureau with daily averages.
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Mneelner
Ratwinga
Waan
Mates
Newark
Stee
Bennington County
Vermont
Ibres Mentha
Murmdy
Cheahedone
Murfing
Brenig
Not Too Final General Clay retirement prompts mixed feelings
The piece weighs General Clay’s long career and the relief he deserves, while questioning political motives and timing of his retirement. It notes his youth, health considerations, and potential future service, urging sincere respect and the possibility of future guidance from the famed general.
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General Clay
Germany
Europe
Washington
Berlin
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Wins New York District Seat
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr captured New York's 20th District in a special election, a victory analysts attribute to name recognition over policy. The result surpassed critiques of his lack of experience, with Roosevelt benefiting from family fame and a strong political machine despite opposition from Rubinstein and Labor Party candidates.
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Fife
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Congress
Labor Party
Carl
Dr. Rubinstein
Aestrancery
Philanthrom
Peelton
FMT
New York City
Tammany Ap
Desiton
Wlensey
Young Roosevelt Denounces Opposition in Defeat
The electorate rejected opponents who assailed the junior Roosevelt as inexperienced. Defeat would have crushed his political bid, but voters instead saved him from oblivion. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. leaves strengthened by popularity, fortune, and acclaim, now must prove the public’s confidence warranted.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Senate Liability Looms Over U S Politics
The Troy Record denounces the Senate as a liability and a danger to the country criticizing its tolerance of deficit spending and pork barrel measures. It lauds a narrow reversal by some senators yet condemns others for backing profligate appropriation hikes and warns of moral insolvency in Washington. It contrasts Senate actions with House prospects and mocks political figures and the era's economy.
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Troy Record
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Senate
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Ives
Wagner
Washington
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Haa
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Truman
House
Hoover
Moscow
Chiang Kai-shek's Shanghai Gesture in War News
Reports claim Nationalist victories over the Chinese Communists in Shanghai are dubious as gunfire continues in the city. Formosa troop arrivals are disputed, with 58,000 added Nationalist troops said to have landed there in four weeks. About 250,000 Nationalist troops now on Formosa amid refugees, with more expected from the mainland. Entrenched forces face logistical limits and a costly potential surrender.
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State Department
Cyprus
United States
Britain
Krokodil Skewers American Character at Coney Island
The Soviet weekly Krokodil mocks Americans by showing them in a holiday mood at Coney Island. It highlights belief in luck, mechanized amusements, and a faith in fortune telling, suggesting Russians should understand American optimism and aggression as two sides of a blurred national trait.
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Communism on its heels in Europe amid Soviet control
Analysis argues that global communism faces a pivot after a decisive blow in Germany. It claims Soviet power enforces conformity, with open dissent punished and votes manipulated to fake totals. The piece asserts Russia cannot conquer by ideology and hints at fragile satellites resisting Moscow.
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Europe
Germany
Russia
Kremlin
Pontburo
Mostow
Intana
Alhouc
Usk
Eastern and Western Germany in political dispute described
A 1849 Troy Record excerpt argues political influence in Germany is unsettled with democracy and Moscow’s dictatorship both lacking full claim. It notes open territory ripe for a strong program and clear outlook, reflecting speculative postwar interpretations.
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Germany
Moscow
Letters From Troy Readers Include Ford Address and Local Gripes
A Troy Record section compiles reader letters on publishing anonymity, submitting manuscripts, tax and street costs, and Clean Up Week. Residents praise tidier streets but call for ongoing beautification and fixups, noting 108th Street deterioration and ongoing dust issues from bus traffic.
Roosevelt influence blocks abstention on Spain vote
Eleanor Roosevelt pressured Secretary Acheson to abstain the US from voting to send ambassadors back to Franco Spain, warning against cozy with a Hitler/Mussolini ally. Acheson proposed abstention and issued a harsh Paris Franco critique, pleasing Mrs Roosevelt and shaping the delegation’s stance amid Western Europe's democratic unity concerns.
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Resdva
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Spain
Eléanor Roosevelt
State Department
Francis Warren Austin
U.S
Mhe. Roosevelt
Achenon
Mussolini
Mra
Roosevelt
Southern Rivalry May Delay Tax Bill Action
Washington reports a personal clash between Rep. Robert L. Moriton of North Carolina and Senator Walter F. George of Georgia could delay Congrex action on a White House tax boost request. The pair, backed by Southern allies, clash over tariff and industry burdens, with Truman and Senate finances under pressure amid the market and cigarette interests.
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Caniel Hil
Truman
Robert L. Morinton
North Carolina
House
Walter F. George
Georgia
James A Farley
Coughton
Pourhtan
Senate
Max
Origin of the word nylon debated by experts
A column debunks myths about nylon etymology. Du Pont experts explain that nylon is a generic term, not a trademark, and that popular stories such as Now You Lousy Nipponese have no factual basis. The origin considered includes variants like narun, sorun, nyon, and the chosen nylon for ease of use.
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Donald Stokes
War of Intelligence
Japan
United States
James K. Hunt
E. J. du Pont
Ae Nemours and Company
Wilmington
Dela
Hunt
Kodak
George Faxguman
Eastman Kodak Companys
Ideal
Four States Approve German Constitution
Frankfurt dispatch reports four German states ratified the new constitution yesterday with only communists opposing. The approval comes as remaining states weigh in and Paris and Washington note support from American and French observers.
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Germany
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Riatee
Weerttemberg
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