Publication revenue totals and circulation figures
Fragmented OCR notes show monthly circulation data and revenue items for a newspaper and its advertising department. Figures include amounts like 86.08 and 03.0, a total around 270, and a listed circulation of 46,019. Mentions of amassing payments and advertiser sums appear, with references to the Audited Bureau of Circulations.
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Anitien
Aeore Pwention
Ois
Tree Mogis
Audet Bureau of
Bally
Everng
Will Truman Beach A Star As Soon As It Was Known
A Washington debate follows the Dulles senate loss as delegates urge Truman to appoint John Foster Dulles to future U N General Assembly sessions. The piece questions policy, bipartisan diplomacy, and the risks to American foreign policy if Dulles remains sidelined.
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Lake Success
John Foster Dulles
Senate
Truman
Mr. Dulles
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Washington
Dulles
Lehman
Senator Dulles
Johan Foster Dulles
Senator Vandenberg
Europe
Asia
Hoover
Fellowships at Columbia Face Residency Limits
The text notes that the Cham berlain fellowships require recipients to be born and educated in the laws and plan to return after Columbia. Other subject restrictions exist, but these provisos are not discriminatory. It contrasts with broader racial discrimination in the country and the NAACP's stance on Columbia's fellowships.
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Critarion
Ana Leuna
Columbia i
NAACP
Columbia
New Barn Plans Stir Rural Sentiment in Upstate New York
The Troy Record recalls the sensory role of the barn and hay in farm life as it notes Rutgers College of Agriculture offers plans for the Fiddler’s Creek barn. The piece laments modern machinery may replace traditional barns and hopes farmers won’t abandon old structures.
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Troy
van Bern
Rutgers College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
N. J
New York
Rutgers
Machinery vs Sentiment Shape Modern Farm Life
A farmer adopts milking plows harvesters and a self service feeder from Fiddler’s Creek to cut labor but questions if livestock will adapt. The piece contrasts high tech gear with enduring barn design and notes concerns about cows drinking and possible safety issues. It also mentions schooling and discrimination debates tied to broader mall level practices.
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Ott
Cate
Columbia
Peace Becomes A Weapon In A Cold War Debate
The United States and Britain present to the United Nations a 12 point peace program urging no force against free nations. France endorses it though Russia and its satellites oppose. The plan aims for cooperation over aggression but may fail unless the Western powers press the issue against Soviet obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
United Nations
France
Warren R. Austin
Russia
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Columbia urged to end white only fellowships at university
The NAACP calls on Columbia University to discontinue several fellowships restricted to persons of the Caucasian race. Donor Mrs Lytia Hoberts Chamberlain endowed thirteen fellow pans with income from 1920. Columbia defends restricted grants while noting donor terms and the desire for broad access.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Umais
Columb University
NAACP
Lytia Hoberts Chamberlain
University
Columiia
Columbia
Kad Meee
Socialism's Crushing Process in Government Employment
An Associated Press survey highlights that six of every 100 workers hold federal jobs, with New York State showing one state or local employee per thirty residents and one per twelve wage earners. The piece argues socializing wealth through government roles reduces productive activity and raises costs, warning of rising public payrolls and planning a Little Hoover Commission to resist socialism.
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Associated Press
Little Hoover” Commission
New York
Empire State Association of Commerce
New York State
Labor
Britain
House of Commons
George Isaacs
Labor Party
England
Current Comment on Church Marriages in Czechoslovakia
A church marriage issue in Czechoslovakia draws critique of state interference. The piece argues the regime oversteps by invalidating religious ceremonies and requiring couples to appear before Communist officials, undermining spiritual sanctity and local rights. The反 stated stance emphasizes the sanctity of marriage before God and hostility to state control.
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Czechoslovakia
National Assembly
Vaclav Nosek
Readers defend Curley amid Graziano Zale boxing debate
Letters to The Record reveal readers demanding anonymity while voicing support for James Michael Curley. A series of editorials discuss his 1947 Chicago defeat, Graziano and Zale bouts, and the public’s mixed views on Curley’s age and leadership.
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Rocky Grazi
Tony Zale
Somie
Curley
Zale
Peek Graziano
Yankee
Record
Troy Record
Ley
Veronica
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington report discusses Truman plans amid talks of cutting Marshall Plan funds and tax increases. It analyzes court appointments, Catholic representation, and potential shifts in Supreme Court and defense budgeting tied to the 1951 political climate.
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Washington
Europe
United States
Truman
White House
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Pablo
York City
Herbert N
Lehman
John Foster Dulles
Eleanor Roope
Cardinal Spellman
Harold M. Steph
Salt Lake City
United States Court of Ap
District of Columbia
Linh
Congress
Judes Stephens
Tre Catholic
Telumour
Denver
Fermrula
Theodore Roostvelt
Buller and Murphy
Jbuyers
California
Oregon
Florida
Ti Im Ji
Krug’s Cabinet Turmoil and Hollywood Scandal Echo
The piece reviews Secretary Krug under Truman, noting fights with Congress, vetoed Interior bills, and a Hollywood expense episode tied to his wife. It cites loans to Brookside Mills, arbitration clashes, and Krug’s shifting focus between Washington and New York, framing it as a political struggle affecting the cabinet and White House.
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Los Angeles
Harry Tromiia
Crithciam
Cap
Tar Brookside Mills
Krag Lenepapers
Jenter
Krag
Truman
Krug
Kocxville
Tenn. Mes. K
Harry Truman
Julius A Krug
Tennessee Valley Authority
Hollywood
Brewater Committee
Johnny Meyers
Cap” Krug
Jf Krug
Congress
Capitol HL
White House
Tong
Ike
Los Angeles Rams
Brookside Mills
Tennessee
Brookside
Ater
New York
D.C
Krog
Washington
Interior Department
Mees
Bedlea
Otrowsky
Nethas Shainman
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
Frank Colby explains English quiz answers with guidance on common errors. It covers dialectical forms, double possessives, plural measurements, and contractions, noting incorrect uses such as bursted and busted and recommending standard forms like burst and don’t.
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Frank Colby
Che Bakloon
Mebela
Mabel
Marbel
GOP Hopes To Kick Out Pendergast Machine
Republican National Committee chair Guy George Gabreleon declared aims to oust the Pendergast political machine, listing the Democratic organization founded by Tom Pendergast as the top objective. He cited recent events, questioned election results, and praised Republican gains such as New Jersey Governor Charles Dreecon and other outcomes while criticizing Democratic strength in Missouri.
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San Francisco
Guy George Gabrieleon
Republican National Committee
Bax
Gabritiega
William Bove
Democratic Nations
Prn
Gabreleon
Neweman
Herbert Laniee
New York
U. S. Senate
John F. Shelley
Sand
Charles Driecon
New Jeter
Fed
Frank Hegwt
Jonesy City
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Ray Tucker
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Acoget
Truma Aanot
Satima
Servetare Johnson
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Comgvese
The
Kanye
Koutein
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Om Sholaman
Selee
Courre
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Aram
Indy Pcomnfey
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Tagwel
RewiUemert
Aunrey
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Thurch
G.O.P
Pendergast
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