Private branch exchange connecting all Troy Record departments
Dwight Marvin editor notes the Troy Record publishers owners and officers, listing David B. Plum as president HL Betta as vice president and Frank L. York as trace ten Ones Maren Sercestes. The notice includes a contact Troy 6100 and references a private branch exchange linking all departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Marvin
Gan the Troy Record Company
David B. Plum
Presid
HL Betta
Frank L. York
Trace Ten Ones
Maren Sercestes
Troy
Spotlight on Peace Now Faces Sedition Charges
The Dies Committee targets the Peace Now movement calling it clearly seditious. It accuses appeals to religious bodies urging immediate laydown of arms by U S service members. Supposed motives include sincere pacifism or subversive Nazi aims. The report urges thorough investigation and restraints while upholding free speech and religion.
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Dies Committee On
Dies Committee
United States
Nazis Burn Art and Archives Across Occupied Italy
The article laments Nazi destruction of European art and historical records after Italy's surrender. It cites 886 packing cases removed by Italian authorities and argues Nazi aim to erase history. British war ministers condemn the scorched earth policy and pillage across occupied Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Naples
Angeva
Aragon
Botticelli
Luini
Jengus Khan
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
James Grigg
House of Commons
Statement Against Destroyers of Civilization
A rhetoric urging actions to eliminate destroyers of civilization so the earth becomes a fit place for free men to live without the nihilistic threat posed by professional warmongers across centuries.
German War Production Seen as Key Threat After War
Stockholm reports that Germany faces severe war production pressures due to Allied raids and shifting factories. The text warns the Allies must ensure postwar German industry cannot be redirected to arms, to prevent another bid for European dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
Europe
United States
New Dilemma for Mr Davis Amid War Commentary
Analyzes Berlin and Hamburg bombing contrasts and the resilience of Berlin under repeated raids. Other items mock or critique Wendell Willkie plans and OWI policy on Republican candidate identification, noting political bias and media use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWL
Washington
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Davis
Roosevelt
Hhis
Congress
Dasis
Ows
OWT
Mr. Davis
Berlin Still Stands After Heavy Allied Bombing
The piece argues Berlin remains intact despite extensive Allied air raids while reporting that Hamburg was said to be wiped out after three raids. It questions the effectiveness of the strategic bombing and the claimed outcomes of the air campaigns.
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Hamburg
Berli
Berlin
Germany
Roosevelt Urges Offshore Oil and Caribbean Expansion
The article quotes Roosevelt stressing reliance on foreign oil to offset domestic depletion. He argues for large scale development of Arabian fields under American auspices to serve postwar markets and military needs, and callers for expanded Caribbean and South American oil use while conserving domestic reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Far East
Caribbean
Sacrifice to Wanton Spirit at Monte Cassino
The article condemns Nazi warfare and calls the destruction of Monte Cassino a symbol of the regime's wanton spirit. It notes the monastery's desecration as unacceptable yet unavoidable as Allied forces faced heavy casualties, while churchmen mourn the ruin as evidence of barbarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cassino
Italy
Letters on state budget and public bus service critique
Readers complain about New York state budget effects on education and mental hygiene spending, noting real cuts despite claimed increases. Troy and South Troy subscribers discuss unreliable bus service, aging fleets, heat shortages, and calls for improved transit. A reader answers induction timing questions for draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dewey
New York State
Westbrook Pegler Attacks Field Journalism In New York Sun
The column accuses Marshall Field Jr and his New York publication of dirty pool and taxpayer funded amusements. It contrasts Field's New York operations with the Chicago Sun and labels Field’s media group as hostile and biased in its defense of the New Deal.
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Washington
Marshal Field
Mr. Field
Iwan
Field
New York
Whatizazit
New York Investia
Pro
Julius Streicher
Charlie Coughlin
Detroit
Communist Union
Chicago
The
Sun
Mr. Frld
Chicago Daily News
Tax lobbyists and senators clash over wartime tax plans
Randolph Paul met five tax backers led by J Ellsworth Alvord to discuss the Ruml plan and a sales tax for 1943. The group pressured for broad changes, while Senator George faced calls to align with their proposals, producing a hodgepodge of postwar and wartime tax ideas.
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Washington
Randolph Paul
Treasury Department
United States
Congress
Treasury
Paul
J. Ellsworth Alvord
USS. Chamber of Commerce
Andrew W. Mellon
J. Cheever Cowdin
National Association of Manufacturers
Universal Pictures Corporation
John W. Hanes
of the Treasury
Martin
Lewis Brown
Johns- Manville Company
Roswell Magill
the Treasury
Wall Street
George
Senate Finance Committee
Ellsworth Alvord
UC. 8
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Alvord
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Alvord Law
Senator George
Finance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Alverd
The 1913 Liberty Head Nickel Rarity Discussed
The Coin Corner examines the 1913 Liberty Head nickel and records five of the six coins minted. Five were bought for 2,500 dollars by a Texas dealer and later sold to a wealthy collector whose holdings are now offered. The sixth nickel remains uncertain, possibly in Philadelphia mint or lost to circulation. The Mint now restricts rare-coin dealings to current-year proof sets only. Next Friday: current values of rare old coins.
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Mickell
Florida
Philadelphia Mint
Illusions of air power challenged by recent battles in Italy
The piece questions faith in surface fleets and air strikes to decide modern war. It notes unexplained Nazi movement toward Rome, Bari's harbor bombing, and delays in tactical air force effectiveness after Allied landings. Weather and logistics are offered as possible factors, with continued speculation.
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Washington
Roma
Py AlHed
Salerno
Toa
Italy
Bari
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Jackson
Monroe
Thomas Street
South Troy
Albia
South Trojan
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Menands
Defreestville
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