The Troy Record Company Leadership Roster
The Troy Record Company details its board with officers Marvin Diet as chairman Frank L. York as president J. Arthur Viger as vice president C E Velie as treasurer Frank J Ouimet as assistant treasurer Allen T Sliter as secretary listed in the noted newspaper.
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the Troy Record Company
Diet Marvin
Frank L. York
J. Arthur Viger
C. E. Velie
Frank J. Ouimet
Allen T. Sliter
Newspaper subscription rates and circulation figures
The Troy Record lists subscription prices for various delivery options including a $15.60 annual rate in-state and $12.00 outside counties, with shorter terms for six months and three months. It notes Albany area circulation and an Audit Bureau figure of a daily average reader presence near 46,473.
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Troy Record
The
Times Record
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit’ Bureau of Circulations
Legion criticizes State Department leadership and calls for reconsti
The American Legion argues that the department under Acheson suffers from distrust and alleged policy failures. It urges replacement of officials with loyal, high purpose appointees to restore public confidence in foreign affairs.
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Department
Acheson
American Legion
State Department
presi_dent
Ashley
Eee
Legion
Tax Measure Approved After Washington Compromise
The House finally passes the tax measure after political compromise amid debate over budgeting. Critics fault lawmakers who avoided direct votes, while supporters note the bill allows dated excise and personal income taxes from November 1, and that true economy, urged by the Hoover Commission, was deferred briefly for election-year considerations.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Russia
High Command
House
Callis
Congress
Hoover Commission
Lengthening Life Span Draws Fire Over Socialized Medicine
Public Health Service head Oscar R. Ewing argues average life expectancy in the United States rose to 68, with today’s baby born living about twenty years longer than a century ago. The piece criticizes Ewing for advocating socialized medicine, praising private medicine’s record in defeating infectious diseases and extending healthy lifespans, and labeling such calls as political fanaticism.
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United States
Public Health Service
Oscar R. Ewing
Federal Security
Ewing
America
End of World War II Is Not The End of War
The piece notes Americans believed the war with Germany ended in 1945 but the U S remained in a state of war in effect. It explains the Senate finally declared the wartime status while hoping for Russian participation in peace talks.
Legion Speaks For America on Truman Policy Disputes
The American Legion criticizes President Truman for conflicting words and actions in foreign policy. It cites distrust of Soviet Russia, the Paris Four Power talks, and calls for firing the State Department leadership at its Miami convention. The group notes past clashes with Washington policies.
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Legion
America
Truman
Russia
Paris
Congress
Germany
Itliament
Britain
Mexico
Tuly
Canada
State Department
American Legion Convention
Miami
Washington
Fragmented Postwar German Recovery Hope Dims
The report notes the United States pushing for German reconstruction and self-sufficiency while the nation lingers in a state of war. It highlights the postwar split into Eastern Communist and Western Democratic zones and the Western German government’s efforts under occupation.
Strides Toward German Rehabilitation and Sovereignty
The text argues for steps toward rehabilitation of Germany along democratic lines in economics social and political areas. It says greater sovereignty is needed to show the free world’s willingness to help Germany return to full status, notes ending the state of war is not a peace treaty and does not settle Germany’s occupation or U S property claims, but removes the enemy stigma enabling travel and trade abroad. Only a treaty can restore full sovereignty.
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Germany
United States
Communists under pressure may move in Korea talks
In Korea the United Nations pressure reportedly breaks Communist resistance to armistice talks. Ridgway presses toward Kumsong while Washington resists coercive diplomacy and seeks a conference site. The Record editor argues for continued offensive to secure truce terms and denies negotiated give and take with the Communists.
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MacArthur
Korea
United Nations
Kumsong
Ridgway
Korez
General MacArthur
Washington
State Department
Reader Letters on Weddings and Unemployment Woes
The father of the bride should supply the wedding flowers and a boutonniere for the groom’s father. A reader objects to a State Unemployment Insurance Department issue, citing delayed checks since September that have hurt insurance, credit, and finances for many families in Green Island.
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the Record
Green Island
Letters to The Record weigh anonymity and draft questions
Citizens write to The Record insisting on not having names published unless signed and addressed. Editors note draft rules change from 21 to 24 months. no ruling yet from Selective Service. readers oppose loud posters and campaign noise.
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U.S
Pat Olies
Record
Selective Service
Washington
The Man with the Green Tile Bathroom Speech
Governor Dewey urged Americans to stop selling the United States as a commodity like soap or toothpaste. He warned propaganda often ignores unity with those facing hunger and stressed America’s revolutionary heritage and kinship with Asians seeking reform against Soviet influence.
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Bartford Courant
Dewey
United States
Mr. Dewey
America
Thos
Asia
Mr Dewey
Russia
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Readers question why prominent Republicans back Taft over MacArthur for 1952. The column argues MacArthur likely opposes Eisenhower, favors Taft, and could influence key states in a Taft–Eisenhower contest while possibly serving as Taft’s defense secretary. Wall Street reaction sees Ike favored by markets, but MacArthur’s return boosted confidence in anti-Communist stance and international posture.
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Washington
General MacArthur
Eisenhower
White House
Taft
General Eisenhower
MacArthur
Mac
Tke
Capitol Hill
Wall Street
Manhattan
Truman
Korea
Italy
Ito
Yugoslavia
Franco
Spain
Truman Eyes White House Shakeup and DNC Overhaul
Washington report notes President Truman plans new faces in the White House and the Democratic National Committee. He wants a clean slate to avoid scandal spillover and maintain campaign momentum. Boyle’s resignation is considered amid internal watchdog concerns.
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Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Cordell Hull
Wilson Wyatt
Exmayor
Louisville
Jim Farrey
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Flynn
Frank Walker
Scranton
New York
Bob Hannegan
St. Louis
Gael Sullivan
Chicago
Howard McGrath
Providence
R. 1
Bill Boyle
Kansas City
Truman
John Sullivan
New Hampshire
Navy
John
Frank Knox
The
Treasury
Sullivan
Knox Way
Manchester
N.hl
White House
Democratic ‘National Committee
Boyle
Clark Clifford
Clifford
Blair House
Pronunciations and language notes from readers
A compilation of reader questions on pronunciation and usage across U S cities. Includes guidance on aunt ant Miami my-uh-mee Erin Go Bragh chameleon kuh-MEEJee, kuh-MEE-jhee, and montage mon-TAHZH with examples from Beverly Hills Chowchilla Dumas Oakland Houston Port Hueneme and specific spellings.
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Beverly Hills
Bankamericans
Chowchilla
Dumas
Florida City
Miami
H.W. A
Oakland
Erin
Houston
L.L.T. A
Port Hueneme
Bill Stern
Mr. A
Western Allies Move to End Ruhr Authority
Paris reports that the Allied powers agreed to dissolve the Inter national Ruhr Authority once Germany joins the Schuman Plan. The Ruhr Authority, created in 1949 by Britain the United States France Belgium Holland and Luxembourg, limited Germany coal and steel output and exports. Ratification of the Schuman Plan by Belgium and other signatories remains forthcoming.
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Paris
Ruhr Authority
Germany
Britain
United States
France
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
West Germany
Italy
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Pearl Harbor
United States Senate
Hoosick Falls
Cohoes
Troy
Dick Turner
Ray Tucker
Merry
Drew Pearson
Walter George
Georgia
CIO
Gene Millikin
Colorado
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
George
J. G.op
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Joe
Harry
Frank Colby
Ruhr
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