Troy Record Company Leadership and Subscription Rates
Dwight Mars leads Troy Record Company with David B. Flum as President and E. H. Betts as Vice President, Frank L. York as Treasurer, and Dwight Marvin as Secretary. The notice lists private branch exchange details, Associated Press rights, and subscription terms across New York and Vermont regions with varied durations and prices. It notes circulation data and Audit Bureau membership.
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Troy Record Company
David B. Flum
E. H. Betts
Frank L. York
Dwight Marvin
Pione Troy 6100
Associated Press
Special Dispatch
Troy Record
The
Times Record
Carner
Aratora
Washas
Albany
Rensselaer
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Ios
Audit Bureau
Allied Offensives Drive Axis From Europe and Pacific
Britain and the United States press forward on multiple fronts as Sicily and Orel fall, signaling initiative shift against the Axis. Victory momentum extends from the Russian front to the Pacific with Munda airfield seized, yet war progress remains incomplete and demands continued homefront effort.
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Orel
Gatania
Europe
Sicily
Fia
Mediterranean
Reich
Balkan Peninsula
Rus- France
Norway
Far Pacific
Montgomery
Eighth Army
Munda
Pacific
Berlin
Tokyo
Italians Debate Future After Mussolini Ouster
The article outlines Badoglio’s aim to bargain with Allies and Germany while Italy seeks to withdraw from the war. Allies demand unconditional surrender before any Italian entry into postwar arrangements. Germany vows to occupy northern Italy and block repatriation, cutting coal to Italy, as Badoglio wavers.
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Badoglie
Mussolini
Italy
Hitler
Alps
Berchtesgaden
Alltalian
Italvineredi
Ita
Badoglio
Italys
Allies threaten invasion to end Italian stalemate
In a blunt assessment, Allied leaders warn that if Badoglio ignores peace offers and resists surrender, force may be used to compel compliance. The message emphasizes pressing ahead with invasion of the Italian mainland unless Italy abandons Nazi influence and accepts terms.
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Badoglio
Morgenthau Peddles False Information
A critical letter accuses Henry Morgenthau of peddling false data to drum up support for higher taxes and a Victory Bond sale. It argues British taxation differs structurally, noting corporate taxation and per capita comparisons, and condemns Roosevelt era policies for opposing a general sales tax while suggesting Morgenthau’s claims mislead the public.
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Our of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Treasury
Hyde Park
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
England
Mr. Morgenthau
Britain
Tingland
United States
New York State
America
Should the Voting age be lowered in elections
Senator Van Nuys predicts that Georgia will push Congress to authorize teen age balloting nationwide. The piece argues against lowering the voting age, noting a poll showing teen opinions oppose it and highlighting historical thresholds for suffrage as a context. It cautions that extending franchise has happened gradually but questions added youth voting.
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van Nuys
Georgia
Indiana
New York
Debate on Voting Rights and Age in American States
The text argues against lowering the voting age to 18, noting most states set 21 for both sexes and stressing states should decide. It cites 1920 women’s suffrage amendment and contrasts British reforms, warning federal interference by wartime powers and urging maturity and experience for political judgment.
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Great Britain
Congress
Ideological Trickery in American Politics and Education
The piece portrays Dr. William Ao Wirt, former Gary Indiana public schools head, alleging a covert group close to the Roosevelt administration seeks to steer the nation toward state capitalism and collectivism. It accuses anti democratic plotting across courts and cabinet, warning the President’s influence is used to advance a hidden blueprint for a new social order after the war.
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William Ao Wirt
Wirt
Gary
Ind
Washington
Roosevelt
Ble
Mr. Roosevelt
Kerensky
Dr. Wirt
Russia
Germany
Congress
Italy and Risorgimento critique in a wartime note
The Record publishes readers raising questions on Italian history and leadership, urging a new Risorgimento. A letter from NICOLING DE TOMMASI of Watervliet laments Italian politics and calls for awakening to defend culture and national unity.
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Yaly
Italy
Dante Alighieri
Dante
Tasso
Mussato
Aretino
Bandiera
Mazzini
Cavour
Garibaldi
Caesar
Matteoti
Badoglio
Carlo Alberto
Milan
Porta Pia
Nicoling DE Tommasi
Watervliet
Mrs Roosevelt Plans to Leave White House Hopkins Tensions Rise
Inside White House rumors say Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt plans to see Harry Hopkins and his wife Louise Macy depart the Executive Mansion. Friction grows as Hopkins allegedly reshuffles duties and distances from Mrs. Roosevelt's liberal policies, fueling calls for change.
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Mrs. Roosevelt Glad Hopkins
White House
Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
New York
New York Tuberculosis and Health Association
New York State Temporary Emergency Relief Association
B.D. R
Harry
Hopkins
Davis
Winston
Winston Churchill
Churchill- Hopkins Alliance
Hopkinses
Mrs. Macy
Beaverbrook
Lord Beaverbrook
the Hopkinses
George Washington
Drafts Loom as War Nears End Debate Escalates
In a heated wartime column, concerns rise over Roosevelt’s radio briefing suggesting possible demobilization while announcing a October 1 draft for fathers. Senators like Taft question Selective Service efficacy as 57,000 aircraft workers may be pulled from factories. The piece questions whether big Army aims are to deter Russia, and contends draft boards ignore War Manpower Commission definitions.
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Washington
Administration
Roosevelt
Italy
Pearl Harbor
Taft
Ohio
National Selective Service
House
California
Russia
War Manpower Commission
Criticism of Selective Service Administration Yet Privacy of Civil Needs
An editorial criticizes the national Selective Service headquaters for a militaristic approach that neglects civilian manpower needs. It highlights drafts of men over 35 and those deemed unsuitable by psychiatrists, and questions the drafting of pre Pearl Harbor fathers without clear presidential coordination. It calls for a thorough study of HQ operations and alignment with War Manpower Commission bulletins.
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National Selective Service Headquarters
Army
Marshall
War Manpower Commission
Washington
War news hints at Allied leadership summit soon
The article notes escalating European war events may force Roosevelt and Churchill to meet with top military advisers to align directives and attack plans. It cites Italy Russia and Pacific theaters and highlights Churchill chairing the Pacific War Council in London as significant amid shifts toward decisive actions in 1943.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Tev
Stey
Europe
Pacific
Italy
Russia
Atlantic
Solomons
New Guinea
Pacific War Council
London
Mexico Issues 50 Peso Gold Coins To Promote Hoarding
Mexico issues new 50 peso gold coins to curb circulating paper money and hoarded silver. Banks report heavy demand as people exchange large sums, with 25,000 peso transactions common. The coins feature Winged Victory on the obverse and the Mexican eagle on the reverse, and are valued near 37.5 grams of fine gold.
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Mexico
Bank
L of Mexico
Bank of Mexico
Unidos Mexicanos
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Dwight Mars
Denys Wortman
Bman
U. S. Pat
Record
Greenfield Center
New York City
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Merry
Drew Pearson
Mrs. Hopkins
Jock Whitney
Macy
Jimmy Roosevelt
By David Lawrence
Charles F. French
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