The Troy Record Advertising Masthead and Rates
The Troy Record presents publishing details including staff roles, subscription prices, and circulation notes. It lists officers, contact details, delivery terms, and yearly, half yearly, and monthly rates for New York and Vermont regions, plus outside counties.
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Am Alvany
Rensselaer
Saton
New York State
Benmington
Vermont
Mont
Ratoga
Washionee
Audit Bureau
Ruling on lieutenant governor election sparks constitutional debate
The article argues against a special election for lieutenant governor, citing state constitution provisions on succession and term dates. It questions practicality and costs, urges focus on other issues, and contrasts with US constitutional simplicity. The piece hints the matter will likely go to the Court of Appeals.
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Goldstein
Court of Appeals
Troy
Jonged
Golistein
United States
Courts in Politics and the Roosevelt Era
An opinionated critique arguing that modern federal judges bias toward the White House, eroding constitutional limits. It laments a shift from strict constitutional interpretation to judicial activism and contends that courts seek autocratic power, undermining freedoms assured by the founding charter.
Court Opinions and Frankfurter Critique in Radio Regulation
A critic argues that certain justices including Felix Frankfurter bend constitutional text to fit personal ideologies. The piece contends court opinions distort laws for political ends, broadening federal control of radio, threatening freedom of speech and press. The author warns that license grants could hinge on judges' views rather than law.
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Congress
Felix Frankfurter
Republic
Frankfurter
The
Commons
FCC
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Frank- Furter
Industrial Wage Rises Amid Living Cost Debate
The article reviews OPA data showing industrial wages rose sharply from 1941 to 1943, outpacing living cost gains. It contrasts manufacturing and non-farm worker wages, noting production, durable goods, mining, and construction sectors varied, while white collar gains lagged. It warns actual cost rises exceed published figures and highlights worker frustration over pay versus price inflation.
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QPA
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Sage and Scholar Lin Sen Lines of Chinese Leadership
The piece venerates Lin Sen as a humane elder statesman and master of the arts, arguing Confucian ideals require a ruler to be learned. It recalls traditional Chinese examinations and praises Lin Sen’s readiness to lead with culture, echoing Chiang Kai-shek’s 1931 willingness to resign for a revered compatriot.
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Hier
Ching 2 Same
China
Lin
Ta Fu
Li Tai Po
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang Central Executive Committee
Lin Sen Chinese leader and zealot of unity remembered
The article portrays Lin Sen as president of the Legislative Yuan and leader in China’s nationalist movement. An intimate of Sun Yat-sen, he raised funds to overthrow Yuan Shih-kai, designed the Yellow Flower Tombs Memorial, and served as president from 1952 while known for scholarship, calligraphy, and moral courage.
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Legislative Yuan
United States
Sun Yat-sen
Lin Sen
Nanking
Yuan Shih-kai
China
Lin
Chungking
Wang Ching-wei
Wang
Aiacs
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Beginning of the End for Axis in Sicily
The Axis defense of Sicily is collapsing as Allied forces press into the northeastern corner and secure sea lanes while German and Italian troops grow isolated. The rugged terrain slows but cannot stop the advance, and the coming victory appears assured despite limited public details for security.
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United Nations
Sicily
Catania
San Stefano
Mt. Etna
Germany
North
Africa
Archbishop Spellman’s wartime travels spark cautious talk
The article notes Archbishop Francis J. Spellman’s six month absence from New York as he visited Athed and neutral capitals in a trip described as inspection like, linking him to Pope Pius XI and the Papal Secretariat of State. It mentions his forthcoming talks with President Roosevelt and praises his risked mission as Americans of the universal church greet his return.
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Francis J. Spellman
New York
Spellman
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States Army and Navy
Unite
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Pius Nte
Papal Secretariat of State
Vatican
Mr. Roosevelt
The
Universal Church
Pulse of the People readers seek anonymity and fall courses
A long reader submission discusses anonymity for signed letters and the Record’s publication policy. It includes queries about Troy fall night courses, civil marriage dissolution, and a chorus of wartime wishes.
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Pulse of the People
U. S. Pat
Record
Troy
The Pacific War Effort Misallocation Debate
The piece argues Roosevelt and Churchill underfund the Pacific war, blaming slow progress on too little air power and misaligned priorities. It notes pilots, including New Zealand and Australian crews, face long transfer routes, while reports of increased Pacific supplies mask the small share actually allocated. It contends a higher Pacific share would shorten the war and reduce future losses at Attu and Kiska, urging stronger focus from the United States and allies.
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Pacific
Roosevelt
Churchill
Pacific War
London
New Zealand
Australia
South Pacific
Great Britain
Horne
Japan
United Nations
United States
United States Navy
America
North Pacific
Attu
Kiska
Badoglio the Timid Statesman of Italy’s Rise and Fall
The column portrays Pietro Badoglio as a cautious, hesitant leader whose career tracks with Mussolini’s rise and Italy’s military campaigns. It recalls his alleged knowledge of arming fascists, his reluctant roles in Greece and Ethiopia, and his ultimate, guarded decision to oust Mussolini while fearing German and Allied repercussions. The piece frames him as a capable soldier but a cautious statesman whose hesitations shaped Italy’s fate.
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Washington
Pietro Badoglio
Italy
Mussolini
Badoglio
Rome
Badoglo
Greece
Imperial Palace
Italan
Badorghie
Benito Mussolini
Libya
Marshal Graziani
Ethiopia
de Bono
Britain and America press for broader Pacific focus in war effort
The article argues air power from Britain and the United States shapes Allied strategy toward Europe while the Pacific lacks equal emphasis. It cites Churchill seeking 130 to 200 ships for Britain’s postwar merchant fleet, noting postwar needs and the risk of prolonged pacific campaigns delaying victory and increasing casualties.
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Europe
Britain
America
Pacific
Churchill
Smothers
Harlem Riots Credit Debate Touches Mayor and Police
A columnist argues the rioting in Harlem shows police face a long undermined authority under Mayor LaGuardia. He contends cops deserve most of the credit for restoring order while noting a lenient policy toward troublemakers jeopardizes decent residents and requires strong police action.
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LaGuardia
Harlem
New York
United States
Mulberry Bend
Murray Hill
Randbook guidance on like and sat usage for workers
A compact explainer clarifies common errors with like as resemble and as if or as though, advises using as if or as though in comparisons, and notes proper verbs for sitting versus setting. It also covers addressing a circular letter and hints at a pamphlet by Frank Colby for further rules.
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