Troy Record Abbreviations and Publication Details
The Troy Record announces its associate officers including Vice President Frank York and Treasurer Goight Murein, outlines publication terms and subscriptions, and notes distribution areas across New York and neighboring counties. The notice lists subscription rates, delivery, and advertising details for the Morning and Evening editions.
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Dave Gets
Frank le York
Htreasurer
Goight Murein
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Departmente
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Bayer
Rkmia
Knice
Carter
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Albany
Sargtoce
Washingston
Mendington County
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Tosther
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Libraries as Cornerstone of Education and Civic Life
Aimed at promoting libraries as essential to education, the piece praises public and college libraries and urges private gifts. It highlights Firestone and Lamont benefactions, cites Troy and Russell Sage College, and argues funding libraries elevates civilization and reading, urging Troy residents to contribute.
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Firestone
Princeton
Thomas W. Lamont
Harvard
Russell Sage College
Troy
Meyer
Lamonts
Andrew Carnegie
Wilth
Russell Sage
Approach to Socialism and federal health policy debate
The piece argues President Truman’s health plan as a national issue, urging central government funding for hospital and health centers while warning against excessive federal control over state rights. It notes safeguards like an advisory body and payroll funding, and questions whether the proposal truly diverges from socialized medicine.
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Wasner-Murray
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Public Health Service
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Congress
Wagner Sough
Call for honest talk on socialized medicine policies
A fragmented critique argues that funding conditions grant government power over institutions and fear doctors' bills drives support for socialized medicine. The author urges clear language, warns against socialism and demagogery, and calls on Washington to send a meal rather than more policy offers.
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Washington
Escheneus
Siro
Return to Normal in Ivy League Football Standards
The piece argues after war, colleges face reshaped aims balancing sport and education. It lauds Ivy League like-minded schools for maintaining amateur ideals, limiting travel, rejecting college subordination to athletics, and avoiding scholarships. It cautions some schools chase prestige over learning and praises a banner of stronger academics.
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Britain ventures into nationalized industry experiment
The British government outlines a broad program of nationalizing key utilities and industries such as coal electricity gas iron and transportation while retaining private enterprise in some areas. Civil aviation and communications may soon be fully state controlled as ministers promise compensation terms based on interim developments. The plan aims to shift from private to state ownership, stirring concern about its impact on free enterprise.
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Morrison
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Inquiiries
America
Tahar
Aviat
Britain
What About Production and Auto Prices in 1948
Postwar price controls on new cars spark debate as Bowles signals limits while manufacturers face potential 30 percent wage hikes. Public demand remains high, aiming to convert wartime savings into new purchases, but labor threats risk halting production and delaying recovery.
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Mator
Farm Experts Warn on 100 Million Hen Slaughter Plan
Current Comment questions a proposed bounty to kill 100 million laying hens to boost egg prices via direct payments to farmers. It analyzes work, feed demand, consumer impact, and global food aid implications, arguing the scheme risks diverting funds and harming both workers and hungry populations while predicting a dramatic drop in egg production.
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Witler
Ward
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Russia Feeds Its Suspicions
A Rochester Times Union excerpt critiques a Russian publication the New Times for alleging the United States would use the atomic bomb to threaten others. It argues the claim is false, urges commenting on U S policy instead, and cites reactions from Americans including Bishop Oxnam against Russia’s suspicions.
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New Times
Soviet Union
United States
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Byrnes
United Nations
G. BR. Oxnam
Federal Council of Churches
Theron Curtain
The Economic Storm Prompts National Labor Debate
Washington discuss(es) Truman administration's handling of labor strife and the threat of a major auto workers strike. The piece argues for government mediation, regulatory action on big business and unions, and congressional oversight as veterans return to a fractured economy. It warns that public interest requires decisive federal intervention to avoid prolonged stoppages and political backlash.
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Behind The Scenes Ta Ching Behind The Scenes Ta Ching Ay JAMAL D. WHITE
A fragmentary analysis questions China Civil War dynamics with Communist and Kuomintang influence. It scrutinizes troop reports, fear of one party rule, and Western stance including US policy under Byrnes toward Chungking and the Communists. Names and events are inconsistently reported, reflecting tentative information.
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An Prancineni
China
North China
Kuomintang
Chungking
Suiyuan
Paotow
Changking
Changchin
Manchuria
Japan
Manghurig
United States of America
Russia
Chung King
Bale
Stito Byrnes
Washington Merry-Go-Round exposes postwar sniping and nepotism
Washington President Truman amid Baptist controversy at Grandview and Independence Mo, as church ties draw attention. The column notes nepotism claims against Maj. Gen. Williams Kay in the U S Military Mission in Budagesc and critiques Berle and Braden in Latin American affairs with Brazil and Argentina.
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Truman
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Baptist Church
Grandview
Independence
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
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Furmerly
Italy
Okahoma
WPA
Gkizhama
Ate
Gkinhoma City
National Guard
Polley
Abele
Ambrnander Adolf Berle
Spraille Braden
Braden
Gaba
Batista
Cardell Ful
America
Berle
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Watch your U s and Q s in old type cases and pints
A quirky history of printing practices before Lina type, explaining how type cases and letter shapes caused misplacements of p s and q s. It notes apprentices aligning letters backward, mirrored relations of a s and q s, and the dangers of misplacing vowels and letters in the casings.
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Casuay
Jin
Unes
Uga
Frank Colby
Anonymous Letters to The Record Cite Anonymity Policy
A letter from a reader discusses The Record Newspapers policy on publishing signed or unsigned letters and defends a previous article. The writer probes why military service point systems and censorship are discussed, and argues that lower point men should not be favored over higher point veterans.
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Hendrick Hudson lobby hosts old church directory
The lobby shows a church directory listing about fifteen churches with ten hours of service and pastors. Most entries reflect outdated ministers, with only three currently headed by the named pastors, suggesting little change in four or five years.
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Hendrick Hudson
Conetains
Christian Science Church
Troy
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