The Troy Record Publisher and staff list detail
The Troy Record publisher list names David P. Plant Dwight Marvin and others as officers, with roles including president vice president secretary and editor. The notice outlines Associated Press rights and subscription terms for home delivery and mail options in New York and Vermont counties and surrounding areas.
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David B. Plant
Dwight Marvin
Ea Fas
Troy Record Company
David’ R. Plum
Trey Record
The
Times Record
Malin
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratosa
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Let Us Confer With Russia Editorial Calls for Three-Power Peace Pact
An editorial argues for a three power conference of the United States Britain and the Soviet Union to shorten the war and plan a postwar order. It urges early talks to align war plans, ease tension with Moscow, and establish a durable peace backed by a powerful international coalition including Russia Britain and the United States.
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Quebec
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Europe
Germany
Moscow
America
League of Nations
League
Russia
British Commonwealth
Goering's Wife Sought Shelter in Basel Amid War Fears
A controversial social note reports Frau Goering, Gmmy Sonnemann, arriving at Basel Switzerland near the German border. It suggests Hermann Goering, famed air marshal and defense chief, stores wealth abroad and fears Allied bombing, prompting his wife to seek sanctuary in Basel.
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Hermann Goering
Gmmy Sonnemann
Basel
Germany
Switzerland
Hermann
Vollmacht
Reich
Hitler
Fatherland
Willam
Luftwaffe morale boosted by leader's wife safe Basel arrival
A sharp item notes how leaflets and word of mouth would solace mothers in Hamburg and Berlin families rushing to the countryside. It claims the twist of the leader's wife arriving safely in Basel on a modest train would lift German pilots and bolster support among bombed-out subscribers.
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Hamburg
Berlin
Goering
National Zeitung
Essen
Ruhr
Luftwaffe
Germany
Basel Central
Hing
Midway
EL J. K
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
Bob Olds
Admiral King
Labors Post War Fears and Labor Statesmanship
George A Haberman warns wartime bureaus could persist after peace as a weapon against organized labor. The piece argues to end class consciousness, promote cooperation between labor and employers, and pursue labor statesmanship for true democracy and postwar harmony.
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George A. Haberman
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Labor
Samuel Gompers
Chambers of Commerce
Haberman
Kiska's Occupation and Aftermath by Japanese Forces
The article reflects on Japan's occupation of Kiska during WWII, noting the island’s fall after a heavy Allied bombing campaign and a retreat by Japanese troops under cover of fog. It evaluates the strategic impact, the enemy’s tactical retreat, and the broader implications for U.S. and Allied resolve in the Pacific.
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Kiska
United States
Kiske
Kurile Islands
Paramoshiri
Teisure
United Nations
Northward push: Allied strategy shifts from home front to Aleutian victory
In the wake of Kiska’s capture by American forces the focus shifts from home-front planning to broader strategy. The loss of the base forewarned of a major battleground in the Aleutians, a rearward vantage affecting east coast operations. With Kiska secured, an early northern thrust into the Japanese archipelago is anticipated.
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Aleutians
Asia
Kiska
Billy Phelps remembered as Yale teaching legend and friend
A tribute to Dr. William Lyon Phelps of Yale, praising his teaching prowess, vibrant personality, and lifelong influence on students. The piece recalls his humor, wide reading, and devotion to the university, contrasting his enduring impact as an educator with fleeting literary fame. It notes his wide circles from New Haven to global leaders, and closes with playful asides on contemporary campus curiosities.
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William Lyon Phelps
Phelps
Yele
Yale
Dr. Phelps
Billy
Billy Phelps
New Haven
Lowell
Abraham Lincoln
How to measure life by growth not happiness or length
In The Yardstick column from Rochester Times Union, F. L. Stevenson argues the true measure of a good life is ongoing growth. He critiques happiness and length as yardsticks and urges self in life to increase mental, spiritual, and emotional endowments, fearing complacent self-satisfaction above all.
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Rochester Times Union
F. L. Stevenson
Can't the Legion Muzzle Waring
Louisville Courier-Journal blasts American Legion national commander Roane Waring for crude bigotry and reckless public remarks. The editorial urges Legion members to rein in officers and avoid conflating the organization with hostile anti international pronouncements.
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the Legion
Waring
Louisville Courier-Journal
American Legion
Roane Waring
America
Pulse Of The People Letters On Anonymity And War Policy
Readers discuss signing letters to keep names private in The Record, name changes via court petitions, Norden bombsight secrecy, and a public policy critique by Thomas P. Casey on draft order, labor, and national recovery amid World War II.
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Pulse of the People
U. S. Pat Office
Record
War of nerves keeps Axis guessing as invasion plans unfold
The Allies pursue a cautious strategy of deception while maintaining relentless air attacks on German industry. Berlin fears dispersing divisions among France the Balkans and the Russian front. Allied observers note possible northern and southern targets as ships and troops are moved, with Axis reconnaissance watching Gibraltar and Mediterranean routes. The initiative has shifted to the United Nations as invasion plans develop amid ongoing coordination and uncertainty.
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Quebec
Casablanca
London
Berlin
France
Balkans
United Nations
RAF
de- Washington
Spain
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Belgium
Europe
Emil Ludwig
Charlottesville
Germany
Ludwig
Hitler
Bismarck
Hindenburg
Kaiser
Prussia
Bavaria
Saxony
Austria
Air Force morale amid Europe losses and postwar planning
Washington officials stress high morale among air crews as planes go down daily, with survivors kept from brooding and mess halls filled. OPA ration book cuts loom, Ludwig urges occupation forces and divided Germany, while King disputes airpower in Navy battles.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Mito Ant Ane Manitene Ueenthan
War Department
Washington Post
Navy
Ernest King
William Bradford
Huse
King
Midway
Fortune Magazine
Rome Dawn Raid by Bozio on Journalists in Pontinia Plot
Frank Gervasi relates a plan by Jack Bozio to seize foreign and American journalists before dawn and relocate them to a Pontinia resettlement project. The venture, aimed at eyeing Ilium and his paternal measures, includes Sonia Tomara, a Russian journalist with a storied Bolshevik past.
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New York
Rome
Frank Gervasi
International News
Jack Bozio
Foreign Office
I Duce
Sonia Tomara
Taranto and Tarentum in World War II spotlight
Taranto the Italian port and former naval base rose to attention as a key World War II site after the Royal Australian Air Force torpedo strike damaged many ships in its harbor. The piece also notes Taranto's link to the tarantula and the tarantella dance, and contrasts Taranto with Toronto in pronunciation and etymology while offering a novelty pamphlet by Frank Colby.
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Taranto
Tarentum
Italy
Toronto
Frank Colby
Frase
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