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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1945
Page
5
MacArthur backs agrarian reform for Japan
In line with postwar aims General MacArthur directs the Japanese government to propose by March an agrarian program. It would transfer land from absentee landlords to tenant farmers, fix fair prices, offer long term loans, and create farm credit and coop movements to stabilize incomes and curb exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
MacArthur
China
Great Britain
Unite States
Canada
Atv
United States
Inquiry on Hurley charges and State Department weaknesses
A fragmentary analysis discusses General Hurley's accusations of disaffection in the Safe Department and alleged sabotage of American diplomacy toward China. It questions whether Washington will investigate, notes opposition from Byrnes, and warns of a growing risk from powerful advisory figures who may defy official policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hurley
Safe Department
Lutte Byrnes
Byches
Wil Jey
China
State Department
Patrick Hurley
Fem
Wales
Great Britain
Cammission
Government policy makers and business influence debated
An opinion piece argues that government policy depends on clear signatures of policy makers and warns against underling voices shaping public direction. It calls for an ordered investigation into General Burley's charges and the State Department to confirm who directs actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uurley
State Department
Orden
British trade pact tests heed of domestic economic policy
The essay contrasts Attlee’s regulatory push with a free import export agenda, likening Britain’s drift to Roosevelt era mixed aims. It warns the public of potential outcomes from centralized industry control versus open markets, urging Americans to study historical parallels and British consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Attlee
Roosevelt
Nume
Cane Milier
London Economic Conference
United States
London
Presi- Venk Roosevelt
Fale
Sttlee
Great Britain
Queen Victoria
Moscow Conference Hopes For Breakthrough In East West Talks
A foreign ministers conference in Moscow aims to move past stalemate in Anglo American Soviet relations. Molotov is seen as a tough negotiator while Byrnes and Bevin seek persuasive diplomacy, as the United States champions freedom and equal rights amid Soviet theoretical approval yet differing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
London
Malotay
Othey Nihled
Potsdam
Everyhorry
San Frantisco
Kevin and
Byrnes
United States
Truman
Diplomatic Post Aims to Sell Policy in Moscow
The article notes a key official tasked with promoting a major policy to Russia, facing high expectations from the American public. It highlights the heavy duty of achieving peace through a difficult assignment and contemplates whether the State Department will back him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
State Department
Marshall's Pearl Harbor Testimony and Lessons Learned
General George C. Marshall faces the Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee with candor about past secrecy and failures. He and other leaders reflect on unpreparedness, misjudgments, and the need for stronger wartime defenses and transparency to prevent a repeat disaster. The piece notes claims of inadequate spares, training cuts, and low outlays, and mentions 28,000 doctors to be released by the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Marshall
Pearl Marbor
Pacific
America
Pearl Harbor
Marshall
Legnard J. Gerow
War Plai
United States of America
Marshal
Humorous Editorial Paraphrase in Old Newspapers
A clipped discussion on concise editorial paragraphs from historic papers. It cites The Elizabethtown News on wit and philosophy, notes on stage and book lines with sharp punch, and recalls The New York Sun’s response to Theodore Roosevelt, illustrating long reader impact from brief paragraphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minong the Great
Louisville Times
Elizabethtown News
Qnotes
New York Sun
Theodore Ronsevelt
Sun
Roosevelt
Pulse of the People letter set criticizes wartime broadcasts
A long reader letter page from Troy voices concern over World War II era broadcasters and political commentary. The writer argues for anonymity in communications to The Record and critiques public figures, calls for cautious journalism, and discusses local topics from nursing homes to road safety in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooslonkill
Berlin
Sven Sand
Pyestenkill
Editorial Plea on Anti Labor Law with Teeth
The Record criticizes an anti labor law agenda aimed at penalizing workers for strikes and picketing. It cites Taft Vale and references Britain Australia and the United States, arguing such measures provoke harmful outcomes and unrest. The piece signals concern about political shifts linked to workers’ actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Record
England
Hurley Resigns as China Ambassador in Turbulent Style
Pat Hurley quits as ambassador to China amid a tangle of past confrontations and sharp clashes with Acheson Rostow and other officials. The outspoken Oklahoma lawyer turned war veteran held fierce opinions on U.S. policy in Iran and the Near East, sparking memorable exchanges and a political stir at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pat Hurley
China
Wastingrad
Pal
Oklahoma
Verdereven
Hedrootia
Liter
Wedemeyer
Robert B. McClure
Cead Hurley
General Marshall & Telegram
Fdr
Hurley
Acheson
Liat Ameriy
Iran
Iraq
Dean Acheson
U.S
Iowa
Newry
Middle East
State Department
Exper
Eugene Rostow
Rostow
Army
Sint Department
Asia
Roosevelt
Near East
Byrnes
Truman
Demobilization debates and Allied victory reflections
Westbrook Pegler surveys demobilization after victory warns of postwar mobilization risks. He credits American generals and admirals for World War II success from Africa to France, notes German forces and Allied command contrasts, and recalls Normandy's surprise impact while questioning future job markets and occupancy plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George
King
Guy
Tom
Roosevalt
Truaati
Wonderla
der Fuehren
M. Pus
Eisenhower
Africa
Italy
France
Germany
Poland
Falea
Platform debate marks GOP split in national politics
A Chicago summit failed to yield a clear GOP platform as former Minnesota Governor Harald Stusson urged a proactive program while conservatives led by Green stress strict economy and traditional values. The piece notes intra party divisions over foreign policy, economic policy, and voter loyalty, with implications for upcoming elections.
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Washingto
House
Senate
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Harald Stusson
Minnesota
Navy
New York
Republican Party
Green
Iminole
Grown
Stasson
Truman
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