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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1946
Page
11
An account from Tokyo describes how postwar occupation reshapes social ties between American soldiers and Japanese people. It notes strict military rules against fraternization, uneven enforcement, and growing personal exchanges. Generosity from Japanese hosts and visits to open parties reveal a complex impact on attitudes and morale.
A wartime Supreme Court discussion centers on Yamashita and the use of military commissions. The majority defend authority under martial law while critics warn the proceeding threatens the Fifth Amendment and due process protections.
Weymouth Massachusetts officials notify residents of relief measures for mosquito control costs. The town meeting board approves a plan to reduce the burden by assigning a 8600.19 excess assessment to the Mosquito Control district, with bites to be addressed at the house.
East Side The Pathoea Cob of Mt Ida Memorial Presbyterian Chinach will conduct a volunteering card party Thursday Feb. 11 at 8 p.m. in the church portion. Mrs Philip Moore is general chairman. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. ATAND TO MOUTIL Preston, Magland (New York City) Who tossed Mla tap act of artificial truth while leaning out of a train window got them back by mat. Meanwhile 100 miles of track had been searched for them, I
Congressional critics demand the OPA end propaganda efforts or face legislative action. Representative Jenkins prepares an amendment to strip OPA of propaganda powers if hearings show continued deception. Bowles and others urged truthfulness and restraint as the debate centers on price controls and government messaging.
Senate discussion centers on corporate tax rebates and who profits from lax laws. Senator George of Georgia leads criticism of Internal Revenue policies while lobbyist Ellsworth Alvord urges changes and calls for a formal hearing. Critics warn the tax system burdens corporations and favors special interests as probe widens.
Local broadcasters present a morning and daytime lineup with programs such as music talks and children’s segments. The page lists times and station names like Tin Vere and 6 Nene FM, noting regional hosts and show titles across multiple local channels.
A fragmented note lists various stations and times for a television broadcast week. Mentions include ARNO Brenuast Ch Gh, AMY Churches, KT Male, and Peli the POM AZ Olanvur Mane STAN. The jumble references 13.00 Noon and a Tuesday air slot.
A condensed report shows U S Steel earning a net profit of 79,104,661 dollars this year, with the company posting 87,018,092 dollars last year. President Truman’s war tax end decree allowed a federal income tax adjustment credit of 78,104,661 dollars, funded by Treasury money. The piece also glosses a political quip about Truman and references to Congressman Powell and other era remarks.
Weyburn Saskatchewan report notes Wenger dropped into a theater to view a newsreel depicting invasion scenes. The footage includes FC John Wenger at navigation, the aircraft crash, and later scenes of the crash investigation. Pete Wenger, RCAV veteran, appears as a cameraman aboard the airliner filming the events.
New York congressman Vito Marcantonio urged veterans and labor to form a united bloc to oppose big trusts and monopolies in a meeting of the American Veterans of World War II held in his offices. He discussed how unions could aid reform as Rochester residents await the war’s end amid postwar uncertainty.
A garbled column mocks military leadership and postwar occupation plans. It attacks officers from West Point and Annapolis, claims Communist expansion threats, praises allied actions in Europe and Africa, and ends with a copyright notice from 1948 King Features Syndicate.
Fragmented OCR text shows debate on labor management wage concessions and guarantees against wildcat strikes. Market tensions and employer resistance cited as driving confrontations. Discussion hints at broader power of capital over production and ongoing disputes.
The excerpt discusses labor politicians and proposed legislation, referencing issues in American labor relations and potential impacts on employment. It mentions attempts to equalize bargaining power and restraint on management, with unclear attributions and garbled phrasing.
In Montezuma and Parke County urgent physician shortage prompts town board to consider buying a house to house a doctor. Tal M. Ross of the Department of Commerce notes two vacant houses exist but no qualified physician willing to relocate amid the shortage.
Evansville Indiana reports a defunct union recall of an undercover worker who sagely advised that he should be given duties as essential to the war effort. The man asserted his business kept up morale during wartime.
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