Deed and Public Notice in Troy Record Fragment
The fragment lists names and roles tied to a public notice and associated press activities. It references subscription fees, delivery terms, and distribution details for The Times Record, with scattered mentions of New York State, Germany, and unspecified individuals and offices. The text is OCR corrupted and hard to decipher.
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Hiyarcces Sereiz
Comtesse
New York State
Beamre
Ds Vermany Pasayie
Etva
Eucens
Els
Torre Geoeins
Mat Cote
Brownell predicts Dewey victory in at least 25 states
Republican leader Herbert Brownell Jr. forecasts Dewey carrying at least 25 states and 311 electoral votes, based on public opinion surveys showing a 23.5 percent GOP gain from 1939. He links the outlook to Wallace’s Iowa convention speech and argues Democratic strength hinges on urban, farm, and labor support, with ongoing inflation and voter registration drives shaping momentum.
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Herbert Brownell
Dewey
Brownell
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Wallace
Democratic Party
Chicago
Truman
New York
Ohio
Kansas
North Dakota
Big City
Sidney Hillman
Pail Murray
American Institute of Public Opinion
Hsts
Weakened China Faces Difficulties Amid War Struggles
In Europe and the Pacific Allied gains are praised while China faces hard fighting in central front lines. Japanese pressure grows, Allied aid to China lags, and overland routes via India remain unopened, raising concerns about China’s long term resilience and regional strategy.
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Europe
China
India
Burma
Malaya
Postwar tax relief urged by Democratic leader Doughton
Chairman Doughton of the House Ways and Means Committee signals readiness to stimulate postwar economic expansion through broad tax relief. He advocates repeal or modification of excess profits tax on corporations and the automobile tax, along with excise reductions, to encourage private enterprise and employment, warning that heavy wartime taxation risks the erosion of free enterprise amid looming postwar adjustments.
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Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congressions
America
Private Jobs or the Dole in Postwar Era Debate
Governor Dewey warned Pillsburgers that the most vital issue may be the opportunity to work. He cited Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh as examples where coal and steel dominate, arguing the New Deal’s past record offers little assurance of postwar jobs, as unemployment lingered around ten million before defense production surged.
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Dewey
Pillsburgers
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Dewey Calls for Republican Drive to Promote Jobs
The piece argues the New Deal deepened deficits and indebtness while claiming Republicans foster better peacetime gains. It cites Dewey demanding reconversion speedups and criticizes postwar policy as hindering employment, urging a Republican administration to boost business and jobs. It frames World War II recovery as World trend, with England recovering faster than the United States.
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New Deal Administration
United States
England
Dewer
Baruch
Washington
Europe
Senate
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Dewey
Republcan
Marriage of Arts and Technology in Higher Education
A discussion on the union of liberal arts and occupational studies rejects a war between humanism and materialism. Dr. Bevis of Ohio State and Algo Henderson of Antioch argue liberal arts must fit modern life, cooperate with vocational training, and remain affordable, civic minded, and interwoven with society.
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America
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
Bevis
Algo D. Henderson
Antioch College
Readers weigh in on life choices and public duty
A collection of letters encourages resilience and action, urging readers to face problems, help others, and find meaning. It contrasts city woes with faith, urging gratitude, service, and patience while noting anonymous submissions may be published if signed. July 1954.
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Record
Debate Over Commander in Chief Record Shapes 1940 Campaign
The piece argues President Roosevelt's long tenure as Commander in Chief complicates the 1940 campaign. It cites his Pearl Harbor era decisions on navy buildup and Guam fortifications, and questions Congress’s role in shaping military readiness and strategy. It notes conflicting views from Admiral Leahy and Admiral Stark and references Walsh’s Naval Affairs Committee history.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Dewey
Pearl Harbor
Hapnesan
Democratic National
Roosevelt
Guam
United States
Walsh
Naval Affairs Committee
United Staes Senate
Navy Department
House of Congress
House
Senate
Navy
Admiral Leahy
Naval Operations
Stark
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Roosevel
Congress
France
Nere
Philippines
Lobby Seeks Higher Rates to Gut Veterans GI Bill
Washington by Merry Go Round reports a quiet mortgage lobby push to raise loan interest on veterans homes. It cites Section 509 and 505 in the GI Bill for private loans with government guarantees, lobbying to insure second loans and lift rates to six percent, with Veterans Administration pressure on Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines amid a broader fight over loan guarantees and insurance.
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Governs
Veterans Tay
National Housing Administration
Veterans’ S Administration
Veterans
Frank T. Hines
Congress
Peredit
William Randolph Hearst
Height and hair joust in 1940s presidential talk
The piece mocks political height and image concerns in a Chicago scene, satirizing Dewey Roosevelt and McNutt as candidates. It skewers party aides and consultants, notes age, hair, and build as factors, and riffs on political performance versus substance.
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