Newspaper Subscription Rates and Circulation Note
The document lists subscription prices for a periodical in Albany and surrounding counties, including New York state and Vermont areas. It records paid in advance rates, general and out of area charges, and notes circulation figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations with October daily averages.
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Teak
Albany
Femevelaer
Maretong
New York ‘State
Diagton
Vermont
Burveu
Criticism of Acheson on Ward Case Provokes Debate
The piece questions Republican calls to fire State Department staff over the Ward incident. It argues that blockade or Marines would risk war and praises Acheson for pursuing world pressure instead. It notes policy confusion in China and urges a careful, working plan rather than bellicose critiques.
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Acheson
Ward
House Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
State Department
Republican Foreign Affairs Committee
China
Russia
Asia
Far East
Chiang Kai-shek
Western Pacific
Washington
Paul Hoffman
RCA
C.H.P
Middletown
N. Y
Cechasiovada
The
Underground
Nebraska
Cloeat
Abe
Midwest
Tom Clark
Texas
Clark
Dallas
Supreme Court
Lee Cassett Ve
Cassels
Chris Dixie
Hugo Black
Zevo
Dixie
Joe Greenhill
Moving Along Toward 1952 This Is November 1949
An article dated November 1949 surveys U S political prospects for 1952. It argues presidential election talk before midterms is speculative and notes Dewey and Tomer face party dynamics. It highlights Truman’s weak Southern strength and Democratic divisions shaping future nomination chances.
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Hewes
Tial
Dewey
Tomer
South
Truman
Political shifts ripple through 1952 presidential hopes
The piece surveys U.S. Republican prospects with Taft favored, Eisenhower rising, Driscoll’s New Jersey upset, and Stassen’s Pennsylvanian ambitions. It notes party tensions, newspaper bias, and evolving candidacies amid postwar realignments including Latin American politics surrounding Arias and Chanis in Panama.
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Talt
de la Guardis
Arias
Willkie
Actos
Amd
United States
Dewey
Washington
Cha
Taft
Eisenhower
Harold
Stassen
University of Pennsylvania
Driscoll
Boss Hague
New Jersey
Byrnes
North Carolina
G.O.P
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Byrnes Attacks Fair Deal In Biloxi Sermon
Former Secretary James F. Byrnes denounces unbridled federal spending and the socialistic trend as the Fair Deal’s flaws grow. He argues centralized government drains wealth, weakens local control, and fuels security fears, urging restraint and a shift in Western Europe policy.
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James F. Byrnes
Biloxi
Miss
Truman
Mr. Truman
Byrnes
Congress
Germany
Europe
Washington
Free Europe
United States
Enrane
Congress Triggers Shift in German Economic Policy
The article argues that Congress actions, not Soviet pressure alone, spurred a change in Western Allied policy toward a revived Germany. It credits ECA chief Hoffman and the Marshall Plan framework for pushing integrated economy aims, tariff elimination, and Ruhr industry revival to restore Western Europe’s strength without American aid. France's initial opposition eases as Paris recognizes Western Europe cannot advance without German participation.
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Britain
France
Bonn
Russia
Germany
Berlin
United States
Congress
ECA
Hoffman
Europe
Western Europe
Ruhr
Uncle Sam
Western
Local Santa Claus critique highlights government role
The piece argues the holiday figure should end once local health housing and employment issues are realistically addressed by city officials and businesses. It contends federal Santa Claus is a metaphor for bureaucratic systems that take more than they give.
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Santa Claus
Panama and United States Back Where They Started
Fragmented OCR text discusses U S Panama relations, concerns over Latin American democracy and regional influence, and references to the strategic waterway link. Mentions North American interest, Panama’s president and U S stance, with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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Panama
United States
Panama Canal Not in Immediate Peril Says Comment
The Baltimore Sun notes Panama City closely influences canal security amid a brief coup led by Col Jose Remon. Remon’s two profitable sidelines in bus and slaughterhouse monopolies clash with the new legal order after President Chang’s resignation and police loyalists, yet the canal remains outside imminent danger.
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Republic of Panama
South
Central America
Panama City
Canal
Pohor
Col
Jose Remon
Courahag
Remo
Bce
Daniel Chang
Prisence
Ami Br
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Opinion column discusses Republican strategy for 1952 amid welfare state expansion and fears of economic collapse. Debates among GOP factions, perspectives on pensions, social security, and war spending as they relate to national policy and public finances.
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Washington
Mra
Columbus
Makeen
Taft
General Motors
du Pont
Roosvelt
Weekend Miscellany Notes On Pronunciation And Language
Pittsourg and Bridgeport readers share queries on pronouncing amen and all told. A reader explains seven seas and the etymology of sideburns while others clarify entomology and French pronunciation. A week’s American usage discussion concludes with fashion and a screen star reference.
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Pittsourg
Arctic
Antarctic
Atlantic
Pacific
Houston
Patrickature
A. B. Burands
O.D
Burnsides
Richmond
Gerry
France
W.O.C
Hue
Jovely
Women clubs debate policy and elects allies in politics
Ind ie Edwards leader of the Democratic National Committee discussed with heads of ten major women's clubs including Dr K Franca Scant and Mrs J Blair Buck. They claimed credit for Senator Smith's election, arguing support was for her as a woman, not party. Edwards urged more women in politics and cited Helen Gahagan Douglas. The exchange followed a Herald Tribune panel discussion from about a month earlier.
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Washington
Indie Edwards
Democratic National
New York Herald Tribune
de. K. Francad Scatn
National Federation of Business and Professional
Emen
Chula
Mra J. Blair Buck
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Toma
Mneim
Moreename Tuick
Chase Smith
Republicna
Malme
Scott
Mrx
Buck
Smith
Sparks
India
Edwards
Alice
India Edwards
Dr. Sentt
National Federation of Aiiai
Pageantry enthrones new archabbot at St Vincent College
Latrobe Pa—A colorful pageant ushered in Rt. Rev. Denis Omer Strittmatter as co adjutor archabbot of St Vincent Archabbey and College. Nine bishops, 18 abbots, 20 monsignors, 400 priests and 100 nuns joined in the ceremony. He was elected by Benedictine monks in convocation and received full powers after a blessing by Bishop John Dearden. The outdoor procession was canceled by blustery weather. a grand Mass and royal amid pageantry followed with abbots, bishops, and a Benedictine choir.
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Latrobe
John Dearden
Pittsburg
St Vincent Tolage
Virani
Archahhet Sirttimetter
Morelia
Cape Ana
Lawrence Vohs
St. Bede's Abbes
Pero
Cuthbert McDonald
St. Benedicts Abbey
Atchison, Kan
Hugh C. Bove
Paishore
Tore Paren
UN rejects Russia moves on peace plan and bomb control
In the General Assembly Russia’s two major tactical moves fail to gain support. The U N endorses the majority bomb plan while criticizing Western claims of propaganda. The debate highlights deep trust gaps and doubts over a Big Five agreement and Russia’s expansionist stance.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
United Nations
Russia
General Assembly
United States
Britain
U.N
Rether
Canada
Assembly
Carlos Pomulo
Congress
America
Ruyivr
Marshall Plank
British Communists Told How To Vote in 1860 Election
British Communists were advised to back Labour Party candidates in the 1860 general election wherever their own slate failed. The directive appeared in a penal report of the Brian Commune, portraying Soviet Russia as a peace-seeking power and Britain as the senior partner with the United States in a campaign to dominate the world.
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Liverpool
Eng
Britain
Sovet Rawa
United States
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