The Troy Record Circulation Rates and Delivery Terms
A damaged text item details subscription prices and circulation figures from 1949 including mail and local delivery options. It lists rates for one year and various terms, noting authorized distribution regions and offices in New York and Vermont.
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Mall Im Almeny Reasseiacy Neritiya
Weal Teglon Cognite
Ate York
Pennington Commy
Vermont
Anvenhoe
Stream of Events Along Wain River Promises Pledge Day
Fragmented notice hints at plans for a march through city and countryside with mentions of rivulets and gatherings. It notes an upcoming day of pledges to the Flag and references distractions like artists and pickpockets.
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America
Pearl Harbor blame questions linger over military chiefs
Pearl Harbor memories revisit General Short and Admiral Kimmel as decades of inquiry debate responsibility for the 1941 attack. The Roberts Commission found no dereliction of duty, citing errors of judgment and withheld or delayed information, while political pressure and scape goat claims colored public sentiment.
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Opie
Pearl Harber
Walter C. Short
Army
Japa
Ebert
Husband E. Kimmel
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Roberts Commission
General Short
Admiral Kimmel
Washington
Hawaii
Shortland
Kimmel
White House
Short
Dulles Named As Republican Candidate For Wagner Seat
The piece discusses Senator John Foster Dulles as the Republican candidate for the unexpired Wagner seat in New York. It notes Dulles’s cross party appeal, his foreign policy prominence, and his unusual move to pursue election despite not being a traditional politician. It contrasts his strength with Governor Lehman’s popularity and highlights Dulles’s patriotism and concern about rising statism.
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John Foster Dulles
Robert F. Wagner
New York State
Dulles
Lehman
Republican State Committee
Mr. Dulles
Senate
Dewey
Derm
State Republican Convention
Dullee
Shenabon
Fragmented memory of school events and misread lines
A garbled text fragment mentions Back To School and local themes with scattered names and events. It references teachers, taxes, a summer play, and a spectacle of America, with digressions about youth and community figures, all presented in scattered, incomplete form.
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Huey Reece
Glanes
Unification in Question as Navy Inquiry Exposes Friction
The Navy court of inquiry and congressional probes reveal deep rifts in unifying the armed services. Officers acknowledge leaks and gossip, with accusations of fraud and attempts to steal secrets. Public exposure may spur real unity beyond mere legislation, urging decisive action by high command.
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Navy Court of Inquiry
United States
Davies
Air Force
Symington
Department of Defense
Da‘vies
Cederic Worth
United Department of Defense
Navy
Asc
Tariff Tampering Debate Delays in Senate
Senate leaders warn reciprocal trade treaty extension may take ten days to two weeks amid partisan standoff. An extension bill to continue pre Eightieth Congress terms faces time-wasting debate and pressure to act without delay. The broader issue ties to American foreign policy and Britain’s dollar shortage impacting global trade relations.
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Senate
Senater House
Atensi
Europe
Britain
Brian
Anonymity Rule For Letters To The Record Newspapers
Writers who sign their statements with Please do not publish my name may preserve anonymity in The Record Newspapers columns while proving good faith. Unsigned letters and addresses will not be published. The Record Newspapers reserve the right to edit and shorten all letters where necessary.
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Record
The Peekskill Confrontation and Free Speech Debate
The Record weighs the Peekskill riots and Paul Robeson concerts with First Amendment rights. It argues local authorities may curb provocative events that provoke violence while noting Supreme Court rulings limit or enable such actions.
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America
Robeson
Earth
Washington Star
Amer
Peekskill
Paul Robeson
Supreme Court
Peckshell
Jackson
Terminiella
Jashoe Jacks
Tovalav
Shoresmith
Paul Rebeam
Authentes
Senate pressure threatens Olds nomination for Federal Power Commission
President Truman faces a near definite Senate defeat as Sen. Edwin Johnson presses to block Leland Olds of New York from a further term on the Federal Power Commission due to past associations with radical groups. Johnson cites anti communist concerns and party politics in delaying approval.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Leland Olds
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Public Power
Albany
Federal Power Commission
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
J Olds
True Jman
Calleg
Johnson
Olix
Weacon
Roosevelt
Stalin
Yalta
Bargun
Russia
Japan
Germaiy
Way Department
Destricteen
Silex
Stile
Kremlin
Jennayt
CFS
Vids
Traman Weal
Teal
Earerinthy
Rye
Dir
Wilineness
Walter F. George
Richard
Russell
Georgia
Russell B. Loni
Lantiana
Kenneth McKellar
Tennesser
Burnet R. Maybank
South Carolina
Hedro
McKellar
Appropriations
White House
Sen
Robert Kerr
Qlahome
Fater
Cintare
Washington Warroom Evokes Bradley Pardons and Spellman Pact
Washington reports show General Omar Bradley irked by President Truman’s defense of Major General Vaughan amid Senate hearings. The piece also covers Catholic and political tensions in New York involving Cardinal Spellman, Governor Lehman, Mrs. Roosevelt, and the Vatican’s alleged peace push.
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Walington
Omar Bradley
Nentien
Harry
Oma
Vaughan
Catholic Hierarchy
Pope Pius XII
Cardinal Spellman
Roosevelt
Spellman
Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Vatican
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Flynn
New York
Lehman
Senate
Cardinal and Lehman discussed in tense private meeting
In a confidential session Mrs. Roosevelt urged that Lehman be seen as a Senate candidate, while Cardinal Spellman assured no church opposition to Lehman. Navy officers then lobbied Legion leaders for a super airplane carrier, violating clearance rules and Defense policy.
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Senate
Figne
Spellman
Roosevelt
Lehmas
Bhe
Cardinale
New York
Lehman
NAVY
Defense Johnson
American Legion
Legion
Calvin Durgi
Joseph Kane
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of the Navy
Durgin
Captain Kane
Kane
Johnson
Right of Way plural debate baffling Webster’s
A reader argues over the correct plural of right-of-way in American usage versus Australia. The letter notes Webster’s lists right of ways, but claims the American form is rights of way while Australia favors right of wars, with analysis of usage in legal and government manuals.
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Webster
New — International
Australia
Melbourne
Webster's
Sivie
Documenta
Pblications
Sven
Sergeakie Mejer
Warkeons
Cathy
Palestine Exiles Teach Arab School in Jordan Refugee Camp
Fifteen volunteers educate 2,109 children at Jericho camp near the Jordan river after fleeing Holy Land war. Mahmoud Tavih, once bound for English medical study, helps lead lessons as UNESCO aid and Red Cross support push schooling for reads, writing, and arithmetic.
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Suhrine
Hashemite
Jordan
UPI
Holy Land
Middle East
Mahmoud Tavih
Nazar
Jaffa
England
Jericho
Jordan River
United Nations Educational Social and Cultural Organizations
Unesco
Jerusalem Young Men's Christian Association
Suhkee
Amman
Uniesco
Red Crema
Red Crea
Pit AM
Aulee Raps Fomenters Of Hostility Te U.S.
Aulee criticizes fomenters of hostility toward the United States in a speech at the annual gathering of the Tradex Vain Com. He calls for higher pay and wider wage increases while urging a new economic push.
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Aulee
U.S
Redington
Prine
Biatra
Britain
Hemi
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