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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1945
Page
6
Washington faces a CPI like reconversion problem as industry and agriculture enter a recession. Output expansion may slow, creating surpluses and employment setbacks. Secretary Anderson warns unemployment could rise to six million. farmers may be urged to reduce crops next year to steady demand.
The article discusses Europe’s export prospects and how postwar food demand may shift as consumer buying changes. It notes government parity price commitments to support most commodities for two years after the war, while current farm prices sit above parity. It also mentions UN relief funding and shifting domestic demand with increased auto and radio availability.
The piece discusses unions aligned with the CIO facing opposition, and the wider effect of the last election on American belief in capitalism. It notes European observers misreading the U.S. shift as leftward and touches on figures like Roosevelt and Laski, Bevin, and Spain’s civil war context, ending with a melodramatic anecdote about a betrayed husband.
Shushan residents and visitors are listed with trips and gatherings. Mrs. Lester Walterson spends a week in New York and Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Reland Roberson and Alva F Roberson travel to Troy. Mr and Mrs John A McCollum visit friends in Greenwich. Bellows Falls residents Fred Knapp and family cottage at Hedges Lake. Mrs Jotina Maguire returns home from Warner Nursing Home Bennington. Nelson D Green of Galway Lake visits Mark Kenyon. son Tommy returns with him after visiting Wayne Kenyon. Marilyn and Jane Kenyon accompany to Lake Gainey for a short stay.
Engine room crew on a large U S Navy jeep carrier works below the Pacific surface keeping turbines turning as 30 plus gallons a day flow per man for drinking, bathing and ship tasks while a diverse crew from Arkansas to Detroit and Brooklyn tackle the unglamorous but critical work aboard a massive supply train carrier.
A fragmentary report from The Dalles Oregon describes Timeman Stephens clutching poles along a route to the Destiutes River to operate a Western Union show drawit. A bird and a spiderweb of copper wire hint at an experimental electricity project, with brushes and a modernistic master noted in the tale.
The University of Vermont received 29,004 acres of forest land scattered across 120 townships, linking the college to a vast, forested endowment. This 19th century arrangement connected state lands to the university’s resources and growth trajectory.
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