Be a Whore Citizen! Registration for voters in 5,000+ communities
An article urging eligible New York residents to register for the November 5 election. It details registration windows in cities and villages with 5,000 or more people, plus special provisions for rural districts under 3,000. It emphasizes early registration to avoid missing the polls and notes requirements to vote, including residency durations and name changes since last registration. It also counsels veterans and warns unregistered citizens cannot vote.
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Ladly
Liebourg
Troy
Troy Ares
Heminks
Fie
Joss Wrilin
New York State
National Congress
Mead Meadhal Dewey clash over veterans housing and highway funds
Senator Mead attacks Governor Dewey over use of the state surplus, charging funds meant for veterans to build homes were diverted to highways. The governor fails to defend the claim, while Mead's campaign portrays the pledge as misused, arguing federal controls block housing and that the surplus should aid veterans postwar needs.
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Sonator Meml
New York State
Cha’gling
Dewey
Veterans' Trust
Executive Mansion
New Yorker
Washington
Albany
Meadhal
Senator Meads
Mead
Universal Military Training Plan Seeks Middle Ground
The War Department shifts from a full three-year service to a six month training period with six additional months optional. 18 to 20 year olds would not face combat but remain civilians under a Civilian Advisory Board. The aim is a constant civilian pool of trained men rather than a standing army, balancing militarism with public hesitation toward conscription. The Navy’s impact and final details await broader discussion before Congress reconvenes.
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War Department
Patterson
Congress
Assembly of Congress
National Gard
Reserve Corps
Callege H.C
Wap Department
National Guard
Navy
Army
Slaf
Ris
Farmers and Regimeners Pursue a Grand Plan
UNRRA Director LaGuardia and Lois Bean propose sweeping reforms in world food policy. They advocate shifting from profit driven farming to government guided production and potential repurposing farmers toward industrial work under UN control. The proposals reflect Cold War era fears of centralized planning and labor reallocation.
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Litynalions
Copenhagen
UNRRA
Gengra Fiorella Halluirdia
Dow Stalin
Russia
Mternational Commission
Lois H- Bean
United States
Biyean
T He Bucgel
Uie
Romaja
Bulgaria
United Nations
Mressia
LaGuardia
Strange Fragments Echo Odd Dialogue and Distant Fury
Fragmented text presents odd dialogue about taste and judgment, interwoven with cryptic lines on world order, salesmanship, and politics. References to LaGuardia and a Russian farmer appear amid a murky critique of agriculture and power, suggesting a cryptic, satirical commentary within a disrupted page segment.
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New World Order
Pallace, Man Without Principle in Wallace Critique
The piece accuses Henry Wallace of abandoning principle in foreign policy and atomic policy. It condemns his Madison Square Garden speech and calls for accountability from Wallace and supporters while praising Baruch and Morgenthau for rebukes. It frames Wallace as untrustworthy and harmful to national security.
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Kleals
Henry Av
Wallace
Hite
Madison Square Garden
Tomas
Truman
Henry Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Bers
Baruch
Wallice
Mlieu
Mary
Treasury
Morgenthau
Philip Murray
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National Citizens Political Action Committee
Clo-Pac
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Ag Baruch
United States
Health Work and Leisure in The Modern Work Week
A Milwaukee health expert spoke at a national druggists convention in Atomic City arguing that science should guide the length of the work week beyond pure business or union dictates. He noted the shift from near 70 hour norms to a 40 hour week but warned the issue remains largely academic, urging consideration of a higher living standard and more efficient use of time while acknowledging the wartime emergency.
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Milwauke Doeton
Atrmic Gily
Suiggesed
Galteins
Honlor
Tony
Wisennewer
Frankfurt-am
Bier
Germany
Benes
Lawrance
Nataly
Gervantes
Herbert M. Merrill
Schenectady
Unclear letters urge press anonymity and public duty
Letters from readers urge the Record Newspapers to publish communications anonymously to protect good faith while allowing readers to prove sincerity. Other notes discuss unemployment insurance coverage, war finances, and public attitudes toward price control and peace-time policy.
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Tice Veoawriters of Communications
Secord
Record Newspapers
Origins of Words and Language Myths Explored
A breezy Q and A style feature tracing how common terms arose. It questions the idea of premarked usage and digs into origins of phrases like dead reckoning and locomotive, noting linguistic shifts from Latin to French and Spanish, with a nod to notorious forgers and name origins.
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Webster
Borgheae
Borges
Roxna
Truman picks key atomic energy committee men
Washington reports that President Truman has named top figures to the atomic energy committee, with roles held by veterans of the Tennessee Valley Authority and former government officials. The move signals ongoing national debate over atomic policy and security, drawing reactions from lawmakers and industry leaders alike.
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Truman
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Ireman Atimic Energy
Coaybesa
Ahah
Vavit Lillenthal
Tonnessee Valley
Atone
Stile
Dewi Acheson
Stravian
Harlart Monver
Robert Oppenheimer
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Alsn
Gelling
Eamily
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Catia
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Hudson-Manhattan
R. Coy
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Iit
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Pike
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Seontliicn and Exchange Ciivission
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Omia
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OPA
Leon Monderson
Railienthal
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Commission
Moyton
Gragdttaten
Tran de Pauw
Wisconsin Publc Service Commission
Rae
Tennessee
Kenneth McKellar
Batt Roosevelt
Coin Collector Clubs Foster Interest and Exhibits
Collectors in various districts organize clubs and salons to promote coin collecting. They hold regular meetings at clubs or lodges, invite speakers to discuss notable coins, arrange displays and sales among members, and maintain libraries of numismatic references for members to consult.
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Uiett
Chen
Rogulie
Coty
Mital
Lona Mertings
Shilew
Oin Lirgest
Vba
Mhany Namiscatia Society
Alebany
Colm Chi Iy Ghatham
Trey Khoul
Political tides in Montana face off in key races
In Montana, Republican and Democratic factions clash over control of the state’s government and resources. The Senate race features rancher N. Benton challenging incumbent Democratic Armynar Diet Brickson, while the House battles center on Mansfield and Dewart. Voters weigh corporate influence against independent development as campaigns highlight power, industry, and public resources.
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Mont
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Bia Vent
Lementa Forges
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API Gnancin
Nats
Wha Canspany
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Montana
Vanigh
Lie ‘Trias
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Aldo Yeelatr
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Supreme Court
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Sen
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Amephasis
Henry Wallace
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Jenging
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Senate
Perison
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