Global tensions raise doubt over justice amid Red trials
The piece highlights Soviet diplomat Vishinsky denouncing American courts as violators of human rights while critiquing trials of communists in the United States. It contrasts with harsh Czech and satellite regime actions under Moscow, noting mass arrests and lack of due process. It also discusses U.S. labor unions amid anti-Communist pressure and oath requirements, linking union dynamics to broader political fear and discipline.
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Harold R. Medina
Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Cardinal Mindszenty
Ton
Czechoslovakia
Petit Bourzousie
Judge Medina
Medina
Iron Curtain
Moscow
America
Prague
Yeshinshi
Ev Nz
Uumgly Iwog
Umt
Tew Ae Occu
C.lc
Electrical Workers
Jto
Union of Labor Board
C.so
Jeader
Ithe C.so
Amendment on Ballot: Property Values and County Debt Limits
The article discusses a proposed eighth amendment shaping municipal borrowing by using full city property value rather than assessed value and setting county borrowing limits. It notes Troy’s example where assessed value is small and adjustments may raise borrowing capacity if full value is used. It argues for adoption by cities near legal limits and supports constitutional tightening for counties.
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Troy
Ely
Cies
Havaire
Electrical Union Chiefs File Oaths Amid Turbulent Strikes
The article reports on electrical workers and union leaders taking oaths amid strained labor actions and Taft-Hartley Act debates. It notes mounting strikes, wartime production impacts, and political commentary tied to Senator Taft and labor movements. The piece reflects tense industrial relations and government responses shaping union loyalties and actions.
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Liman
Umea
Tom Lam
Lovelis
Wiens
New York
Communists Sentenced in Landmark Conspiracy Case
Judge Medina imposes five and ten year terms on eleven Communists convicted of conspiring to overthrow the government. The court voices harsh warnings that traitors cannot be allowed to roam free, praising the verdict as vindicating the judge and reinforcing national safeguards against subversion. The defendants vow appeals while defense critics warn of political persecution.
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Medina
New York
Russia
America
Public Letters and Local Inquiries in The Record
A compilation of reader letters and editor responses from The Record. Citizens urge transparency on letters, praise civic events, and ask for historical canal facts. Debates touch on the Barge Canal, canal system dates, and local utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolven
RPI
House of Hope and Progress
National Whirligig By Roy Tucker
Washington debate on immigration limits, with Rexen aims, examines foreign entrants, birth rates, and job displacement concerns. Senator Langer voices cautious stance amid large immigrant influx and changing American demographics.
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Roy Tucker
Brannan Plan Favored by National Association of Manufacturers
The National Association of Manufacturers endorses a detailed analysis of the Brannan plan, highlighting its advantages such as direct income support, simpler mechanics, and potential for national security. it also warns of weaknesses like price distortions and discretionary pricing. The NAM cautions about costs, estimating 3% to 4% billion dollars, and notes Congress could limit expenditures through appropriations while preserving farm stability.
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Thal
Canvigeet
Ee Amarken Polishure
Steiles
Cisiahanisin
Industrian
Comensniet
Aus Aldeli
Vawl
Camanr
Hes
Amer
Hemeaives
Ap Tolican
Pnitip
Murray
Ford
Sucpme Motor Co
Tel Teriala
General Motors
Chrysler
Ao Ido
John L. Lewin
Phil Murray
NLAM
pro-Brannan
N. A.M
N. A.M. Research Department
Brannan
Come
NAM
U. & Frople
Congress
Capital News
Republican National Committee
Capitol Radio Room
Republiccans
Radio Room
Sam Ingrams
Naval Reserve
Hamilton
Navy
Bam Ingeram
New York State
Wayne Morse
G. P
Oregon
N.alm
Raport Aizo
Annan
Lqmore
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A cluttered glossary of word pronunciations and meanings with examples. It covers terms like emigrant effete coma venire and venire facias, includes mispronunciations and corrections, and ends with a request for readers to send S cents and stamped envelopes to the paper.
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Frank Colby
Comnar
France
Sprengspeed
Randy
Coener
Venger
Rome
Paris
Colty
Waites
Seeerd
Tim
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Troy Record
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Prigne
Yugoslavia
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Taft
United States Senate
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George White
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Natal
W. Ray Irvine
Marietta College
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Bee City
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Sam
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Plesse
Frederic Snyder
Kingston
Junior Red Cross
Troy High School
Mertie R. Hills
Erie
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Japan
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