Troy Record editorial attacks campaign tactics in Vermont race
A Troy Record piece condemns party bosses and smear tactics in the U S Senate race. It defends Senator Vergura n and criticizes campaign bullies for attacking labor men while urging investigation into corrupt practices and ballot secrecy concerns.
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Democratic Party
United States Senate
Joseph
Ohl
Eta
Sis
Tvet
Ore Lane Bossen Coumparien
Tall
Senate Committee
Nuestiaaling Ch
Local Candidates Endorsement Cites Incumbents in Fall Election
A local editorial argues incumbents Gilbark Seelye Kenty Brown and Daglis Aisiann should remain in office, praising their records and warning against replacing them with what the piece labels relics of an earlier era. It also notes coroners should be physicians and urges abolition of the coroner system.
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Gilbark T. Seelye
Kenty Tf Brown
Welfany
Daglis Aisiann
Easling
Sedgen
Albany
Mb. Brown
Assembly
Hudson
George W. Dully
Reds Reject Subversive Register Under New Law
The article reports Reds ignoring anti subversive registration, arguing they will not comply until compelled by enforcement. Justice Department estimates costs around 2 million yearly as Congress debates extending powers to deport or deter communists, with mass roundups and travel document controls expected to rise if the act is enforced.
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Department of Dusttee
da Sy
Itip
Communist Party
Justice Department
Alti Tials
Sith Pauwant
Mothie
Une
Hin
Room For Investigation Into Campaign Tactics And Funding
A subcommittee of the Senate Rules Committee announces an inquiry into campaign tactics in various states. It targets fundraising, political donations, and the influence of money on primaries, with focus on Senator Taf and the opposition bloc including the CIO and allied parties. The group argues for safeguarding voters ability to cast a free conscience vote without intimidation or censorship.
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He Senite Rules Committee
Laur
CIO
Tait
Hig
Taf
United Nations in North Korea War Faces New Phase Ahead
The article argues Americans may face a second war phase as UN forces push into North Korea. It warns of adaptive communist resistance, ongoing civilian sacrifices, and the risk of a broader Soviet-backed aggression while noting Tibet’s potential upheaval and Chinese involvement in liberation rhetoric.
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United Nations
Yaetovles
North Korea
Korea
Inilal
North
Kores
Manchursin Bacdon
Lava
Tibet
Vimalayas
Russia
Sabolliy
Contemntibis Tactics Buckfire For Several Days
Democratic candidate for governor faces criticism over proposed deportation and alleged influence on parole board actions. The piece argues political tactics use sensational insinuations to counter the rival and questions the integrity of state officials amid an unclear program.
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Dewey
Cunivka
Kat
Carate
Lnchno
Luckie
Latelana
Parole Board
Prederick A. Moran
Moran
Mo Aren Keontess
le Tae Ng
Shila
Notable Legal Controversy Surrounds Dewey Immunity Team
The text discusses a high profile legal saga involving Dewey, alleged immunity for a figure named Litaliano, and accusations of political overreach. Official records are cited to rebuke public falsehoods and present a clearer account of the case.
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Hat Dewey
Belli
Laiano
French Awakening Shifts Western Europe Security Stance
The French move toward German troop divisions within a European army marks a significant shift. Paris consents to limited German military participation, signaling a broader embrace of collective defense and a unified European approach against East German threats. The change reflects France facing Russia as the primary security concern and aligning with Britain and other democracies to accelerate a unified defense.
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Europe
Ubal
Western
Ety Bope
New Paris
Nor-Tusstlan
Winston Churchill
Russia
Germany
France
Amovita
Britain
UN in the PIA Birtley: Fifth Anniversary Amid War Tensions
The UN marks its fifth anniversary with mixed events as war threats persist. Delegates debate Security Council limits, Russia’s stance, and calls for a four‑power peace plan. Western powers seek to restrain aggression while Moscow urges collective action. Naval and diplomatic maneuvers at Lake Success and Prague highlight fragile optimism for peace.
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Pia Birtley
Hayton
Suman
Lake Success
Naviford
Russia
Wiel Hal
Security Council
Federal Assembly
Lake Anecoss
Tee Sue
Vrontan
Winer
Progran
United States
Hie
West
Bertin
Hisenhora
Hasan
Prague
Hopa
Neal
Cormany
Woress
Russha
Hubert Howard
Munitions Board
Prescions Truman
Chatr Nion
Justus
Pearl Harbor
Woren
Inchon
Air Forc al Mosk
Senul
Marittina
Iuny
Manitinns Board
Apsiour
Mnughe
Coltan
Fritorms
Agricultive Department
Manithona Board
Manithas Board
Agricute Wie
Agnen Arex
Armen
Thaw
Ameriga Anc
Hiert Hayard
Dan'dy
Letters and Opinions Spur Public Debate on Draft and Bus Safety
Community members discuss the Selective Service Act and Pearl Harbor era drafts, while bus riders criticize driver focus and safety. A letter asks for respectful protest limits, urging calm, accountability, and safer school transportation amid noisy conditions and child behavior concerns.
Campaign rhetoric and public scrutiny in wartime politics
The piece criticizes candidate statements and family disclosures used in campaigns, citing Hardy and other figures. It contrasts voter confusion with the need for factual reporting and raises questions about political ethics and the use of personal lives in campaigns, framing the issue amid wartime governance debates.
1952 Campaign Pressure Follows Farmers Union and Brannan Clash
National political tension rises as Democratic candidates face pressure from the Farmers Union and Brannan supporters. The report cites Loveland and Patton amid debates on agricultural policy, price supports, and farm relief, highlighting intra party divisions and campaigning in key states.
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Amzipaloit
Congress
Truman
Thuntan
Farmim
Tietent Gov. Frneins
Bowey
Amumnidkin
Brannan Isc
New
Harmo
Prairios
Zenaby Flaoy
Masengeminden Felow-Travaiery
Hruizen
Katia Union
Hlockholm
Nevi
Temocentie
Skies G. Patton
White House
Ohio
Lion of
Bridges
Meg Paton
Abe
Yanken
Tedd Meade
Legtewinnel Ura
Shaver
Mr Patton
Wanatarial
P. Loveland
Agricwiuird
Questionable Word Origins and Language Notes in Historical Glossary
A garbled OCR style extract presents questions about place names and languages, discussing the Gila River naming, Apache groups, and linguistic roots. It includes misread notes on terms like inflammable and in signs of Latin phrases, with scattered references to Broad sources and scholars, ending with a fragment about a very short poem.
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Pasadena
Mit
Uhrearagin
Hus
Arizona
Tia
Phoenix
Los Angelrar
Tony
G.P.D. A
Albany
Thomas
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Thun
Rewark
Ever Madam
Tiny Adar
Rms
Seriekiana Hiiarut
Master Of National Grange Dies
Albert Gove, 68, master of the National Grange, died after collapsing at a New York event. He had led the Washington Grange and served on national mobilization committees. He was involved in farm policy, wartime recruitment, and price stabilization talks in Germany before his death.
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Albert
Gove
Wallunel Grange Farm Organization
Cullaysea
Ferkid Tribune
Rochester
N.Y
Washington
Thie Na- Hon
Philip Murray
Waldorf-Astoria
Mtanleroomt
Naeceman
National Securities Resources Board
Portland
Gre
Gosn
Arid
Weber Sera
Dat
Fresidon
T Roosevelt
Gnak
Tammi
Fray Credit Adminiannation
Goshovmik Thalonen
Pancavive Centril Hie
National Grange
Minstar
Jean Agricuilival
Germany
Gons
Parole Board Comments On Dewey Case Pardoning
Movin of the State Parole Board said Dewey followed a board recommendation, noting no political pressure to grant clemency. The discussion centers on the 4246 murder sentence of Charney Lucky Lucho and the governor’s authority to grant clemency versus board judgment. Lynch pressed for clarity as the pardon action remains contested.
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Woller AL Luich
Towey
He Lusky
Tatalona
Ornay
Frederick Mean
State Parole Board
Movin
Athang
Deway
Vier
Charney
Lucky
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