Remembering Dr Arthur W Benson A life of service to children
Dr Arthur W Benson died after years of illness and continuous service to sickly babies and children. In Troy he was revered as a selfless physician who put care above self, donating time and skill to countless young lives and earning enduring gratitude from patients and colleagues.
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Missouri Corruption in Democratic Primary Investigation
A long-winded critique of Missouri political corruption surrounding the 5th district primary and the Pendergast machine. The piece references the House Campaign Investigating Committee findings, alleged ballot tampering, and President’s indirect ties, noting Enos Axtell and Albert Reeves as victors and calling for prosecutions.
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Political upheaval and a Truman legacy argued in lament
A critical survey of postwar politics portrays Roosevelt as overruling majorities and shaping patronage, with Truman seen as his heir. The piece cites governors and senators who lost power to antiestablishment waves, warning that loyal factions may persist while accountability falters and suggesting scrutiny of President Truman’s true alignment.
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Political turbulence and party rebuke near election
The article critiques Heskes hal amid noisy political clashes and loyalty to cronies tied to the Pendergast machine. It notes the rebuke by state voters and hints at internal strife within the campaign as accusations and endorsements collide before the election.
Price Rise Under OPA Move Shocks Sugar Market
A damaged OCR passage reports that under an OPA order sugar prices will rise by a half cent per pound. The move aims to set a floor until supplies improve, with a broader price-support program. Officials led by H. Steelman expect a continued escalation tied to the labor index and regional producers.
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Sugar Outlook and Trade Debates Amid Postwar Delays
The article outlines a cautious sugar forecast for 1948 with potential cost rises and escalator clause effects. It notes estimates that over 20 million will be needed next year while production and distribution face shipping, port, and refinery delays. Philippine and Pacific supply visions are discussed as recovery progresses.
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Occupation Points Should Be Corrected
A debate over an inquiry by the Senate War Investigation Committee into conditions in the American Occupation Zone in Germany gains traction in Washington. Supporters view it as a means to reveal obits and Army misconduct, while opponents fear harming American prestige and foreign policy. The call emphasizes exposing shortages, looting, and moral lapses to restore U S dignity abroad.
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Direct Trieste settlement talks surface in postwar diplomacy
Direct negotiations between Italy and Yugoslavia over Trieste resume amid deadlocked council talks. Britain and Russia show cautious support while the United States weighs bilateral talks as a potential path. Tito proposes a land for port swap, sparking Albanian aversion and complex legal rights debates.
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Fragmentary OCR Note on Safety and Prevention
A garbled fragment discusses optimism and safety, noting "something good about everything" and mentions prevention as worth more than material value. The text references scarce sap and habit noted in a club context, with unclear meaning and no identifiable people or organizations.
Pulse of the People readers seek anonymity in letters
The Record explains writers may sign letters to preserve anonymity while proving good faith. unsigned letters may not be published. It invites readers to send inquiries and information to The Record offices, including requests for contact details and civic inquiries.
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Aiken Seen as Target in Republican Labor Panel Fight
Vermont Senator George D. Aiken faces pressure from Republican leaders amid a broader party struggle over judicial and labor committee appointments. Critics cite his 8 percent voting record against core GOP positions, while allies praise his independence. The dispute unfolds as Congress reorganizes committees, reshaping chairmanships and power dynamics within the party.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round's Tax Talks Stir Senate Clash
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports on Senate Republican leaders debating tax cuts and budget balancing with House stance, noting Taft Bridges and Knutson positions, Kaulson’s push for tax relief via a House-Led plan, and comments from other lawmakers. Also covers OPA issues, veteran affairs, and U.N. veto talks.
The Riding Habit Etymology From French to American Speech
A quirky examination traces how the term redingote entered American English from French riding coat origins. It explains centuries of mispronunciation and adaptation as fashion words crossed oceans and changed in American usage.
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