The Troy Record on Candidates and Ideology in 1982 Debates
A fragment from The Troy Record surveys candidacies with references to religion, communism, and reform while weighing the appeal of Ike Eisenhower era ideas and party loyalty. The piece remarks on candidates like Stassen and Nelson Rockefeller era figures, weighing moral and scientific arguments in a partisan context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qaention
Stassen
Sassen
Troy
Terinnhie
Frank
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Tyuus
Lachonarten
Wolsylvania
Warren Sunkluti
California
Walt Kel
Kpeore
Cesar del
Perhips
Yan Aly
Slassen
Bonoert
Albany
Stronaeinet
Waratuna
Staan
Gan
Hame
Ahnul
Talan Yid Lauder Amity
Mtns
Farley on Ohio politics and the election analysis
The piece quotes James A. Marley praising Farley as a masterful analyst of political teens, results, and expectations. It argues the labor bosses seek power, condemns socialist platitudes, and says the public wants a progressive nation with fiscal sense. It also contends Ohio voters favored the Democrat view, criticizes tactics, and urges reform through lawful, noncoercive means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Marley
Dio
Latar
Indy
Ute Brannan Phin Hee
Lne
Frvley
Farley
Ohio
Ferguson de Labor
Amerrican Republiy
Lis
Lt Hee
Congress
Farley Song
Two Religious Trends Shaping Modern Society
The piece outlines two prevailing currents in civilized nations. A spiritual revival advances through churches and missions, drawing rapid converts and yielding powerful religious movements. A rival tide, holistic anti-asceticism, grows in large cities among workers facing high taxes and social strain, fueling discontent and apathy toward traditional faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciclain
Ace Heing
Juent
Christophers
Wisleyx
Kratind
Finney
United States
Taiwan
Hereditney Falls
Oran
Dewey Apnke
Pawerlik
Enerattic
Prt
Eisenhower
Tn Tre Wetland
Frathie Scoffers
Noisy
Nften
Thas
IMO
Sob Story Ads and the Televised World Debate
An editorial critique questions television advertising by dealers and manufacturers. It cites a child guidance expert warning about TV’s effects, argues against alarmist slogans, and notes educators’ concerns about television as a poor health substitute yet acknowledges limited educational value when used judiciously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couree
Televieloreads
Manu
Hmade
Foolish Talk on Republican Leadership and 1948 Prospects
State GOP chairman Pfeiffer’s Florida vacation interview is criticized as foolish talk with no solid knowledge of party wishes. The column mocks his details on Eisenhower Stassen and other candidates, noting historical indecision and the unpredictable pace of selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Petites
Republican Party
Florida
la Sore
Seal Nf
Mitchell
Politiewn
Meiffer
Republinans
New York
Chajces
Cvhinien
Eisenhowar
Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Prajffar
Mr. Pfeiffer
William Dennings
Warren Godarding
Harding
War and peace congress discredited as Soviet influence
A critical analysis portrays the Warsaw Peace Congress as a Soviet-backed effort to spread infiltration and sabotage while preparing a broader political and military takeover. The piece accuses communists and pro Moscow travelers of manipulating genuine pacifism to weaken nations and profit from conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Moscow
Ihey
France i
United States
Ubon Selves
X0 Kim
Walsh
Courley
Furea
Rex HO
Secral Cote
Humartind
Jess
Atasein
Gplle
Uhelp
Lundin
Russia
Congress
Sovigl
Current Comment on US Foreign Aid Burden and Budget
The Commerce Department notes the postwar foreign aid totals about 45 billion dollars in visible aid, roughly 200 dollars per person or 34 000 per taxpayer. The figure strains the average budget as Tauman asks for more funds amid inflation and budget pressures. Public generosity remains, even as some criticize dollar diplomacy and underappreciate aid recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Union
Commerce Department
Lottny
Noboly
Hilton
Pe Teuman
Fed
Record Newspapers Reserve Right to Edit Anonymous Letters
Pulse of the People column notes that letters signed with names will be published, while unsigned communications will not. The Record Newspapers reserve the authority to edit and shorten all letters to fit space and maintain clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Truman era dispatches stir far flung talk and protest
Washington diary notes fevered chatter over Truman policy and China. It says MacArthur’s refusal to issue a shielded statement angered officials while a global propaganda push seeks to sway Chinese public opinion. It covers Ambassadors Henderson and Nehru, the North Korea campaign, and defense budget trims. It also notes internal Washington friction over press censorship and potential shifts in leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Vetel
MacArthur
Unita
Ben Laake
Chine
Truro
New Belhi
Taitln
Ambassator
Loy Henderson Handel
Mintaber Nehra
Menderson
Neivan
Penta
Bon
Defense Department
Joe Air Fine
North Atlantic
Thant
Fineletter
Owe
Lyman Whitten
Port Pepperell
Newfoundland
Fin Allon
Wimk Wan
Truman
Theiler
Serratory
de Tense
Marshell
Lovell
Foirt
Platt
Trintad
Thin ‘Hl
Hind
Groupa
Washington
William Travelson
Heart of Unlrmalannt Telephone and Telegram
Nae Moont Production Authority
Suni
Abtela
Hartizon
ehiiTa
Hallieen
John Sleiman
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury
Nbn Snyder
Stentman
Patent Pail Hofman
Moviscat
Eris Johnston
Seles
Cenoral MaceArthur
Take My Word For It By Frank Cathy BACKETALY'S CORRER
A garbled OCR passage discusses quotation marks and correct punctuation rules with examples. It references double and single marks, nesting quotes, and punctuation placement, in a tutorial style about how to handle quoted material in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cathy
Backetaly
New York
Fazhion
Laakespeare
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington report reveals a broad view of national, state, and local authorities allegedly tolerating a vast crime network tied to 30 billion dollars annually. The Kefauver era probes uncover interlocking syndicates, political figures, and officials in Washington and across states aiding gamblers and criminals. The piece critiques lax enforcement from both major parties and cites past figures like Truman and Dewey, suggesting entrenched corruption and limited action against organized crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aoa Sen
Entauver Senate Committee
Proginet
Hla
Treasury
Gavernay
Hig Xhorst Imanialng
Armand
New York
Chicago
Kansas
Bos
Angelus
Juxtley Lass
Pal Springs
Slavilar
Cinda Pd
Tator
le Great’ Liles
Missouri
Truman
McGrath
William F. O'Pwyer
City Hall
Mexico City
Coelelio
Erickhon
Adonis
Cohen
Steger Etab
Thuy Teneen
Wew York Palice
National
Dewey
Umies
Pranidin D. Roosevelt
Dimmle" Walker
Tial
Berhart Hoover
al Capone
Hoover
Ismet
Drey
White Hower
Leey
Dent Toover
Olek
Capnne
Lawlesanoas
United Shakan
Rowry Haulle
United States
Capana
Trey
Coin collecting for boys and girls at the corner shop
A discussion on starting coin collecting, noting the high cost of rare coins and albums. A new coin collector board with holes for a coin from each country is seen as an affordable entry, offering an engaging way to learn about coins for young collectors despite limited resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Aecevery
Ube
League of Natons
Geneva
Bweetser
United Nations
Revol
Iit M
Washington
Sve
Sweetser
United States
League of Nations
Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massa Ward
Rene Chhastta
Fareign
Thong
Witten
Mhnin
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Wayne Maron Oregan
Tram Oregan
Bhinsey
Parmer Keevetacy
Defense
Forrest
Maiman
Exenes
Bi Rey
Tina
Griff
Bensselasi County
Cteers
Patiink
Crete
Stanin
Shakespeare
Penca
Ray Tucker
Kefauver
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