Troy Record Publication Details and Circulation
The Troy Record lists staff roles and ownership details including publishers editors and officers. It notes Associated Press rights and district circulation areas for New York and Vermont with subscription rates and a March 1944 daily circulation average of 40,047 net paid.
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Toe Tres Boe
Campanicates Davit
Bo Plum
E. Ho Berts
Frank S. Tori
Dwight Marvin
Troy 6100
Associated Press
St News
Pecia
Nereln
Troy Record
Times Record
Carer
Mat
Albady Reisselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Question and Answer on Wisconsin Campaign Dynamics
The Watertown Times weighs whether vocal candor versus restrained reticence shapes presidential viability. It singles out Wendell Willkie’s campaign rhetoric and Governor Dewey’s record shows quiet effectiveness over public speeches, arguing voters favor deeds over oratory and predicting Dewey’s readiness to lead if nominated.
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Watertown Times
Wisconsin
Dewey
Mackinac
Wendell Willkie
Feader
Willkie
Mr. Willkie
Commonwealth & Southern Corporation
Albany
United States
New York County
Has Price Control Succeeded? War Inflation Report Hails Policy
A President’s report on price control marks the one year anniversary of the hold-the-line order. Four officials claim success in stabilizing prices though critics warn the system remains fragile and presses for broader, enforced controls across food rents and wages.
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Roosevelt
Messrs
Vinson
Bowles
Jones
Davis
We Should Recognize DeGaulle and the French Committee
The article argues that the United States should recognize the French Committee of National Liberation led by General De Gaulle as a provisional government in liberated France. It warns against Allied military rule and cites the committee’s leadership, administration, and patriotism despite internal bickering as reasons to support recognition to avoid postwar tensions.
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Committee of National Liberation
Charles DeGaulle
Roosevelt
France
General DeGaulle
de Gaulle
Sicily
Italy
Great Britain
French Committee of National Liberations
DeGaulle
Giraud
Africa
Lane turns to farming to resist wartime controls
Novelist Rose Wilder Lane abandons writing to grow her own food and protest government regimentation and taxes. She plans self sufficiency as a model to others chafing at wartime restrictions and the scatter of national sacrifice.
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Rose Wilder Lane
Miss Lane
Jon
Miss Lane Calls for Self-Reliance and Tax Opposition
The piece portrays Miss Lane claiming self sufficiency and opposing rationing and federal taxes. It contends she should feed herself and avoid relying on others while pushing for evidence to support her stance. A retirement to a Connecticut farm is suggested as a cure for her restlessness.
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Miss Lane
Lane
Connecticut
Americans Not Squealers If Black Market Fails
An OPA official warns that without strict anti black market measures the gasoline A coupon system could be abolished and Americans may not become law enforcement helpers. He doubts declaring zero A allotments will spur public aid and notes wartime selling restrictions may resist such policing efforts.
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Office of Price Administration
Automotive Enforcement Division
OPA
War Writers Board
Chester Bowles
John Doe
Richard Roe
Worthy plan for independent unions on War Labor Board
The Washington Star article endorses Senator Thomas of Utah plan to seat two independent union representatives on the national War Labor Board and two on each regional board, arguing it is fair and feasible and corrects a system where independents face a board staffed by labor members with conflicts of interest. It rejects claims of administrative impracticality and asserts justice will prevail in a democratic government.
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Washington Star
War Labor Board
Thomas
Utah
White House
Pulse of the People Letters and wartime debates 1944
A Pulse of the People column presents anonymous letters on anonymity in publishing farm deferment disputes in 1944 The Record editors restrict comments on 4-F and deferments and note space limits Readers share views on love religion and war work with personal experiences and draft related frustrations from Schaghticoke Mechanicville and Cohoes in April 1944.
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the Record
God
Love
Martin H. Devoe
Mechanicville
Seabees
Navy
Critique of Negro Press Sparks Debate During Negro News Paper Week
Westbrook Pegler’s critique sparks retaliation from Negro journalists while Eleanor Roosevelt urges restraint. The Los Angeles Tribune editorial damns much of the Negro press as nauseating and powerless, citing lack of skill and corruption, as it notes celebrations of National Negro Newspaper Week.
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United States
Geady
Charles Coughlin
Detroit
Marshall Field
New York
Chicago
Eleanor Roosevelt
Negro Press
The
Tribune of
Los An
Tribune Editorial
the Tribune
Negro Publishers’ Association
Westbrook Pegler
Hearst
Tribune
Los Angeles Tribune
Pittsburg Courier
Chicago Defender
Italian stalemate woes and Allied policy critique in Washington
The column outlines irritation with Churchill and Stalin over continuing Badoglio rule in Italy and notes dwindling Italian civilian support for the Allies. It cites AMG missteps, food issues, and a link to Lord Rennell of Redd, plus remarks on Lehman, naval and rail tech updates, and comments on the Negro press’s role in journalism.
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Washington
Churchill
Stalin
Badoglio
Naples
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Marshal Badoglio
AMG
Lord Rennell
Redd
J. P. Morgan
Mussolini
U. S. Army
University of Virginia
Wall Street
Hull
Isolationist currents shape Wisconsin Willkie fallout
The piece details how isolationist factions interpret Willkie's loss as rejection of Roosevelt and internationalism. It cites Warren Harding's era, Gerald L. K. Smith's America First stance, and Dewey's repudiation, noting a division within the Republican stance on League cooperation and foreign policy.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Wendell Willkie
Mr. Willkie
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Warren Harding
League
America
Willkie
Gerald L. K. Smith
America First” Party
Republican Party
Dewey
Smith
Willkir
New York Daily News
Chicago Tribune
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