Newspaper masthead and subscription rates mixed in OCR
The readable fragments list the Troy Record and The Times Record as affiliates or related papers with names and positions. It notes private branch exchange, ASBAUIATED FRES, and circulation auditing details. Subscription prices are provided for various durations and regions including Albany and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Albany
Renta Marston
Wanningtom
New York
Mate
Benoingivt
Vermont
aDowe
Tough Washington Wakeup on China Policy After Ward Case
The article argues top U.S. officials are awakening to the China issue after Angus Ward and other consular staff were seized by the North Korean regime. It urges firm actions to secure Ward and colleagues, faulting restraint and urging a strong response, while weighing Yugoslav and Soviet coexisting models and Hawaii statehood prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
Angus Ward
Mukden
Ward
Mao Tse-tung
Shanghai
Hed
Red
ECA
North Korea
Moscow
United Nations
United States
Red Bandits
Soviet Policy Debate Highlights New UN Speech
Fragmented notes discuss Russian influence in Eastern Europe and growing unrest in satellite nations. Observers cite police actions, sabotage, and dissent under Moscow's control while contrasting Titoist and Stalinist leadership. The piece notes Khrushchev's evolving stance and hints at possible practical moves at the United Nations General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Lenin
Moscow
Yugoslavia
United Nations Security Council
Russia
Joans
Stalin
Tin
Riansen
Mer
Saha
Tyt
Eescom
United Nations General Avembly
Hancati Seeks Shortent To Statehood
Hawsy citizens push for Congress action to form a constitutional convention delegate election. February 13 is set for candidates, with a March 21 continuation and an 8 day limit to complete duties. The convention would submit the plan to territorial voters for ratification if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawsy
Wathhing
Congress
Panama’s Police Chief Remon Seizes Power In Coup
The article argues Panama’s police chief Remon effectively controls the government after ousting President Chanis and defying the Supreme Court. It frames the move as a police-state style coup, noting the lack of a standing army and the dominance of a small elite, with recurring Latin American patterns of constitutional form masking actual power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Remon
South
Central America
Ieaf
Arasp
Milnz
Reson
Survivors of Bermuda B-29 crash endure sea ordeal and rescue
Eighteen airmen adrift three days and nights in rafts off Bermuda endured brutal seas and cold as rescuers finally found them. Dyes, fishing gear, and raft design are questioned amid debate on why safety gear failed and weather foiled earlier saves.
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Bermuda
Rickenbacker
South Pacific
Samoa
Iast
Monty to Visit United States Amid Soldier Watch
The article notes Field Marshal Monty visiting the United States for a Vgetay tour and attending the Army Navy ball in Philadelphia. It predicts soldiers may be present and discusses potential military maneuvers at Fort Rennine while emphasizing Monty’s anticipated confidence and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Vicemim Menisamen
Weeteian Union
Mihanee
Monty
Philadelphia
Fort Rennine
Atlantic
Readers seek anonymity letters and postoffice concerns raised
Pulse of the People shows readers urging signed letters for anonymity and The Record reserving right to edit. Correspondents critique Waterford postoffice plans and suggest consolidating town hall functions with charitable drives under one roof. A Troy note cites sidewalk crowding at Fulton and Third Streets after school and a police stance on blocking the curb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Waterford
Red Cross
Frank Micmac
Troy
Fulton Street
Fulton
Third Streets
Truman reshapes cabinet with veteran allies in key posts
Washington reports that President Truman’s 1949 cabinet reorganization elevates seasoned political figures including Chapmen Brannan Tobin and McGrath to top posts. The article notes a focus on industrial states, farm regions, and Atlantic coastal representation, with renewed emphasis on public power and welfare state debates. It also touches on Congress and naval expense, the Saseno base, and strategic shifts in the Adriatic and Suez regions.
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Washington
Truman
A Cheson
Syivder
Donaldson
Acheson
Snyder
Trumat
Middle
Worth West
Far West
Atlantic Coast Commonwealths
Massachusetts
Lahor
Maurice Tobin
Rhode Island
Harold McGrath
SAFW
Oscar Chapman
Colorado
Charlies F. Brannan
Tobin
McGrath
Beeanee
Hie
Nations Law
Chapman
Spmisns
Jules Roe
Werped
Uied
Tey
Promis
Mall Tive
Tremere
Republcan
Howe
Brannan
Rew
Branasni
Tew
Congres
Saliong Tree
White House
James M. Curley
Boston
Sawyer
Johnson
Welfare Stata
Mr. Truman
Mesers
Congress
Reterade
Meet
Riemarck
Suez Catal
Balkang
Buseia
Joey
Tate
Pugeelayya
Jand
Ana Cliffs
Wong
Valens
Dad Delonge
Alan
Navy report sparks questions on Johnson and Lustron fallout
A chaotic 1940s style column surveys the end of the Lustron housing program and a critical Navy Chief of Operations report aimed at Secretary Johnson. It notes friction between administrations, labor disputes, and diplomatic shifts abroad, with Bricker and Sparkman highlighted as public figures amid Sweden visits and domestic policy debates.
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Chief of Naval Operations
Secretary of the Navy
Matthews
Washington
Chicago
Petation
Republic Steel
CSO
Phil Murray
Steel Workers For
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Ben Moreell
Jones and Laughlin
Planta
Moree
Duta
Aliquippa
Pennsylvania
Moreel
Sea Dog
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Senate
Sweden
Thomas
John Sparkman
Alabama
Sparkman
Allen Freat
Delaware
Ralph | Flanders
Vermont
John! Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Stockholm
Senator Frear
Pop
Rotterdam
Holland
Dixie
Allen Frear
NAVY
Johnson
Denfeld
Jane
Coen- Etese
Secretary of Defense
Ander
Army
Air Force
Johnenh
Narr
Inhmaens Orien
Mary Matthews
Take My Word For It On Pronunciation Details
Frank Colby discusses pronunciation quirks and spelling pronunciation in English. He explains how words like perfume lasso grimace and evening vary in stress and syllable counts, noting historical spellings and mispronunciations to guide careful speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colby
Britain and Japan Strike New Trade Pact Agreement
London reports completion of a trade pact between Britain and Japan covering the year ending next June. The agreement envisions a substantial exchange of goods valued near $900,000 and involves Sterling Area participants including Hong Kong, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. It aims for broad Japanese purchases across textiles, canned goods, timber, metals, electronics, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Board of Trade
Todax
Matao
Japan
Jane Plate
Tokyo
Sterling Ang
Douglas MacArthur
Britain
Australia
Danja
New Zealand
South Africa
Witl
Roar of Trae
Sterling Area
Inarhineto
Pete Jeum
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Troy Record
Dwight Merve
J. Yuen
B. A. Dette
Huet View Freneent
J. Arthur Viger
Tb Oyenident
Om. Vai
Ef Tremeure
Wome
Circulalion
Audit Bureau of Sirculations
Pei
Ialands
Kamehameha III
Hawaii
Republic
House of Representatives
Harry Bridges
Democratic National
Tithiam Crowes
Hancati
Peather
Flyer
Deaye Worts
Roosevelt
Star of the
National Park Service
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Ray Tucker
Merl Young
REC
Young
Lustron
Ructisa
Albania
Girattar
Athundas
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