Morning Times Record Subscription Rates and Audit Figures
The notice outlines subscription and delivery options for the Morning Times Record, including annual and weekly rates for New York and Vermont counties, in advance payment terms. It mentions membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation and provides figures for daily averages and net paid circulation.
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Altany
Rensselaer
Karcivzs
Washington Counties
New York State
Bennington Coounty
Vermont
Wal Cutelde
Evans
Audit Bureau of Circula
Fugu
iiMorning
Byeting Sambinedt
The Robeson Episode Sparks Un-American Debate
A long critique argues Paul Robeson embodies un-American tendencies despite his talents. It claims he sought Soviet praise and now tours to spread communism, inciting riots and hostility to American values. The piece urges limits on liberty when used to threaten public order.
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Robeson
Paul Robeson
United States
England
Russia
America
Moscow
Peekskill
Stengel Far Poeer Trae emer ted on
The text describes a political dispute involving executives seeking power, with references to Stengel and Wiles Jennince Brian and various unclear names. It notes concerns about executive encroachment on pre-existing powers and mentions public appearance and resistance by a national judiciary or executive branch.
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Jennince
Brian
Amd
Jecusiatave
Efrenx
Eho Hase
Icree
The Case for Meyers and the Power of Wealth in Courts
A critical view argues that President Truman would misuse extraordinary powers under pressure groups. It contrasts past outcomes with Meyers case, warning that wealth and top lawyers bias justice, while asserting courts generally remain honest and fair despite economic influence.
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Congress
Truman Hae
Hix
Sucess
Truman
Daniel Webster
Mr. Truman
Mystery of Bird Navigation Still Unsolved in Troy
The article surveys enduring questions about how migratory birds find summers in Averill Park area and Brazil wintering grounds. It reviews landmark visual cues, magnetic fields, sun and stars, and new theories like earth rotation forces, noting lack of conclusive evidence and ongoing debate among experts.
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Troy
Central America
Averill Park
Arctic
Brazil
Homer
Scientific American
Truman’s dual speeches slide between farm aid and welfare state politics
President Truman spoke in Des Moines defending farm programs and Brannan plans, while in Pittsburgh he rallied with rabble-rousing rhetoric against opponents. The columnist labels his approach as truculent and warns that voters lean more on feeling than logic, questioning his reach to thinking Americans.
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Truman
Pittsburg
Des Moines
Brannan
Congress
United States
Can A Man Buy Justice In Badger City Opinion
A controversial column questions the fairness of justice in a society where a husband with money can hire attorneys to exploit loopholes. The writer argues that wealthy defendants can craft countless legal pleas, while the average accused man remains vulnerable to harsher outcomes under the parole system.
Current Comment Chicken Crisis
A garbled note discusses a holiday weekend and a chicken shortage in Guatemala affecting athletes preparing for the Latin American Olympics. It mentions U S supply lines, rescue efforts for surplus fowl, and potential impacts on event teams and schedules with uncertainty about further assistance.
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Guatemala
Viana
United States
Mme
Aed
Letters to the Record call for signed submissions and cleaner streets
Readers urge signed letters to the Record to protect anonymity while ensuring accountability and request more trash cans at stores selling ice cream and candy. A writer pleads for better gutter cleanliness, fewer papers in gutters, and pocketing debris until a trash can is found. A second letter warns of communism, cites Liberty magazine, and questions Paul Robeson amid Pearl Harbor era fears.
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Robeson
Fablic
Jerseys
Trey
the Record
Rupert Hughes
Liberty Magazine
Hughes
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Paul Robeson
National Whirligig By Ray Tucker
Washington analyses British Labor government moves toward an election this fall amid economic crisis talks. Truman aid options, tariff tweaks and British discrimination issues shape a cautious U.S. stance. Labour tensions, Cold War dynamics, and defense aid costs dominate the commentary.
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Washington
Snyder-Cripps
England
Congress
Truman
Gerhart Fiver
Iaantry
Elsier
Ewart
Tram Cisrk
Cartan
Toman
Revit
Havre
Grospen
Secretare Snyder
Revisg
Martis
Pieecis Ar
Fata Aammmirteater
Reeser
Ameri¢r
Newpaper
Groton
Washington Trip Chronology Amid Family Pleas and Newsroom Rumors
The narrator recalls a summer trip to California with Mrs. P to escape Washington heat and visit a grandson, noting lively mishaps at home. Offhand items include dogs, a kitten, a painter at midnight, dairy bacteria counts, and General Vaughan tapping wires, plus a note on Vaughan’s prosecution request and wartime gossip. The piece ends with returning home to see the puppies.
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Washington
Mrs. P
California
Prem
Califorpia
Sunshine
Dewey
Harry Vaughan
Westbrook Pegfer
Vaughan
Santa Barbara
Cal
General Vaughan
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A column recounts General Vaughan pressuring to prosecute a columnist over alleged libel about Maragon. It traces Vaughans persistence, interactions with Morris Fay and J Edgar Hoover, and mentions disputed criminal history claims of Maragon and sources connected to the White House. It also includes a reader’s note about pronunciation and a sales pitch for Colbys C-8 leaflet.
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Frank Colby
General Vaughan
Mr. Maragon
Vaughan
Maragon
Senate Committee
Washington Senators
Morris Fay
United States
District of Columbia
Justice Department
Moregon
Pearson
J. Elgar Hoover
Hoover
Maragen
Nae
India Plans Rule Of Two Princedoms
New Delhi proposes to assume administration of Tripura and Manipur in Assam province. Tripura borders eastern Pakistan and Assam, while Manipur shares a frontier with Burma. Both regions have histories of conflict and strategic importance for India’s defense against external threats.
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India
New Delhi
Tripurs
Manipur
Assam
Tripura
Pakistan
Burma
Reo Mabernjah Ff
Admiralty Plans Link Trafalgar Relic to Trafalgar Battle Era
The Admiralty moves to connect Trafalgar era relics with current naval history. One surviving ship from the battle, the Victory, remains preserved at Portsmouth. Officials confirm plans to unveil reconstructions and discuss the fate of the Impeccable and other vessels tied to Lord Nelowe and the Xe navy.
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Landen
Hatte
Trafalgar
Wenden
Nelowe Flageniz
Xepolewa
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American Legion
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Tope
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FBI
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Legaty
Matigan
Guelio
John FL Marge
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Heck
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Jobin F. Maroon
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Marvagen
New Jersey
Colby
Admiralty
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