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President Truman defends United Elites patents and reassures the public amid questions on Acheson policy. The commentary questions U S China strategy, the Korea war, and loyalty politics, noting distrust in Acheson and urging cautious diplomacy abroad.
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State Department
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Ching
Neveyson Li
China
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Cibat
Korea
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Jun
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Russia
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Lorie
Asia
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Yalu
Manchuria
Johnson
Jansl Patrighies
Moscow
China Kai-shek
Maas Wir
Parmosa
Chiang
Formosa
Pacific
New City Budget Faces Education Driven Increase
Troy braces for a higher budget driven by education costs with public instruction at 103,730 and mandated salary increases totaling 72,340. Construction adds to a 180,000 education outlay, raising direct taxes by 251,798 though noneducation growth seems contained. If expected noneducation revenue of 219,000 falters, a deficit emerges, requiring cautious planning for next year.
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Preville
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Educabio
Teqchers Gylary Toeversas
Vassar Study Reveals Shifting Roles for College Women
A year long survey of Vassar College students by the Research Center for Human Minerals at NYU shows 7 percent seek marriage before thirty, 10 percent aim for homemaking, and a third expect to return to work after children. The findings suggest college women anticipate varied paths, with more political awareness and independence, and many enter business earlier and later in life.
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Vassar College
Foy Human Mineratrons
New York University
Vassar
Hag College
Stillbants
Halove
Jfe
Truman Presses Excess Profits Tax Amid Defense Funding
The House Ways and Means Committee weighs a retroactive excess profits tax to fund national defense. President Truman urges a 75 percent levy with a $25,000 exemption, aiming to raise about $4 billion yearly, while warning of possible opposition and calling for an equitable, practical approach.
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House Ways and Means Committee
Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Herohimitess
Soniandine
Ross Polity Wikhy Maa
Chris Justice
United. States
Altorney
Chmomittes
Doventon
Conmline
Committee of Economic Development
Loyalty Versus Duty In Ahnest Political Crisis
The piece debates whether personal loyalty to friends or allegiance to country should guide leaders when faced with moral tests. It discusses figures, alleged corruption, and the tension between duty and friendship, using a controversial hypothetical about protecting allies over national interests.
Current Comment on Taxation and Federal Growth
The Springfield Union notes rising bureaucratic growth ahead of elections. It cites tax takes expanding to two thirds of income and forecasts further increases as deficits widen. It argues that wages and grants fund federal activity, with government expanding at the expense of states and communities.
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Americm
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Wall Atrant Journal
Sant
Fyne
Asia Anid
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Byweneriny
Campaign Against Diabetes Drive Promotes Sugar Use Testing
The Washington Star reports a drive by the Anterigan Binkeles Association to aid those with a constitutional ill ability to use sugar. The campaign urges public testing through simple tests at druggists, aiming to educate the nation to correct the condition and extend sufferers’ lives.
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Skclars Ad
Diabelas
Ruther
Pulse of the People Letter Policy Not Publish Fame Request
The Record Newspapers will publish letters while preserving author anonymity and maintaining good faith. The Record reserves right to edit and shorten communications and to withhold publication of signed or unsigned items as needed.
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Record
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
A seized column by Ray Tucker dissects postwar foreign policy and public opinion. It weighs Western responses to Soviet threats, advocates civil defense like underground shelters, and contrasts political logic with popular fear.
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Ray Tucker
Gettysburg address echoes on Lincoln’s call for unity
Washington column reflects on Lincoln’s last full measure of devotion and asks whether modern Americans have matched that standard. It notes progress in civil rights from Gettysburg to today, highlighting figures like Bunche and Dawson, while urging continued action to sustain equality and democratic ideals.
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Crechoslovakia
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Jima
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Ralph Bunche
Harvard
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U. S. Court of Appeals
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Walter Gordon
California Adult Authority
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Alississippi
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Elwatur
Marian Arulerbon
Setch
Gattysburg
Argonne
Cadalcanal
Appreanion
Wormany
Guadalcans
Belge
Hatun
Wholesale Prices Hit New High in Week Ended Nov 14
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports the wholesale price index rose to a new peak, up about 10 percent above 1928 averages, with crude goods and staples leading gains. Cotton, hogs, and scrap prices moved higher while rubber prices spiked before easing.
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Anguat
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Apot
Wevk
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Hoga
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Advanced & Conta
Korea
Readers' Corner notes on word usage and pronunciation
A Beaver Sells readers’ corner features questions about slang for a suspender type and the difference between each other and one another. It shifts to spelling and pronunciation, asks about American versus British forms like cheque and check, and discusses correct phrasing for illnesses and injuries with examples from Fort Worth Ogden and St Paul.
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USA
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Beth
Kansas City
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Ft. Worth
New England
Ogden
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