Russell Sage and Troy face future growth and taxes
The article profiles Russell Sage College in Troy as it enters a second growth phase with proposals for new facilities and improved curricula. It praises the college’s impact on Troy’s economy and education, notes leaders’ push for modernization, and weighs state tax and budget considerations under Governor Dewey’s reforms.
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Russell Lane
Miss McKinstry
Russell Sage
Uushes
Star
Troy
Hari Hell de
Harvey Davis
Stevens Institute
Russelliege
Russell Sase
Trojens
Steacher
Russel Sese
Tese
Budget Battle Looms as Governors Drive Spending
The piece criticizes state budgets under Roosevelt and Lehman, framing them as lavish, profligate, and aimed at expanding government spending. It contrasts past highs with rising public opposition and hints at looming political pressure as reformers grow wary of fiscal excess. The narrative notes Republicans sympathetic to cautious governance amid debate over entitlements and taxation.
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Ali
Roosevelt
Lehman
Dewey
Strengthening Congress and ending unwise Senate rules
The piece criticizes two decades of congressional dysfunction and urges reforms from the National Planning Association study. It highlights three immediate measures: a strict cloture to end filibusters, removal of unrelated riders, and a replacement for the seniority system. It argues for bringing back superior, independent minded leaders rather than party loyalists.
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Congress
National Planning Associatioas
Robert Heller
Topkc
Senate
Miles
Anouzi
Association
Lakes of Congress
Brighter outlook for China as war turns
The article notes China’s skies brighten after months of darkness, crediting resilience and Allied support. It cites renewed resistance, reopening of a southern route, westward American air operations, and Gen Ke L e Chennault’s Fourteenth Air Force. It predicts increased carrier air visits and possible Allied landings after the Philippines, concluding the worst may be over for China’s allies.
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China
IndoCains
Endeo
Wenern
Gento
Sates
Ortunes
Ife
Fourteenth Air Force
Ke Ly Chennault
Ahr
Pacific
Plessure
Free China
President Roosevelts Fourth Term Wartime Vision
The piece urges Franklin D. Roosevelt to lead a wartime fourth term with honesty, intelligence, and patriotism guiding the nation. It invokes Wilson and compares eras, stressing unity, candor, and service over self to achieve peace and secure a victorious end to World War II. It suggests political backing and calm leadership as essential to safeguarding future generations.
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Lincoln
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Zrez
Congress Education Plan Sparks Mixed Reactions
Congress debates education funding amid mixed signals and shifting priorities. The text notes reduced material bets and a tie to bond purchases while reporting on racing disruptions and German troops. It references Luzon and Manila movements, hinting at wartime context and military dynamics.
Letters From The Record Readers On War Deferments And Ration
A集ragbag of letters to The Record from readers in 1945 discuss military deferments for able bodied men, the duties of 3-Fs, and tension over war time labor needs. Names and locations include Washington, Beos, Albany, Johnsonville, Cohoes, and Cohoes. The exchange questions deferment fairness and types of work, with editor responses and brief guidance on portable typewriters and gasoline rations.
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Ree U.seat Orne I Writers of Communications
Record
United States
J. W
the Record
Inquirer
Cohoes
Rolities View of Churchill Speech on Power Politics
Washington notes show Prime Minister Churchill signaling wartime strain and debate over power politics and U S alliances. The piece discusses American restraint, naval strength, and the use of government and business in foreign policy, referencing President Roosevelt's definition of power politics and the British view.
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Washington
Churchill
United States
Great Britain
Africa
United Sales
Den
Navy Oor
Washington White House Manpower Conference Faces Opposition
Congress leaders met Gen Marshall and Admiral King at the White House to debate national service and manpower needs for the war. Marshall warned of the critical shortage of soldiers and production labor, while Roosevelt edged toward a national service plan, opposed by May, Thomason, and other Republicans. The session lasted about two hours with key figures present but no final action.
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Washington
White House
House
Senate
George Marshall
Ernest King
Marshall
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Congress
Andy May
House Military Affairs Committee
Texas
Ewing Thomason
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Jaerren Austin
Austin
Wadsworth
New York
May
Thomason
Ham Andrews
Andrews
General Macsaal
Military Affairs Committee
Europe
Thomas
Zeto
Himony Syines
Paul McNutt
Geo Lewis Hershey
McNutt
Roosevelts Insurance
Rostrum
United States
Truman
Harry
Missouri
Jackson County
Harry Truman
Kansas City Machine
Frestix
Schnellenbech
Minton
Indiana
Burke
Nebraska
Fidecai
Pronunciation quirks and SPAR origins explained
Readers learn about correct and common mispronunciations for words like chastisement and demolition. The piece covers broadcaster preferences, the Coast Guard SPAR motto origin Semper Paratus, and offers a free pronunciation guide from Frank Colby with a request for a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Guaraz A
Coast Guard
Antenne
Frank Colby
President Roosevelt Begins Fourth Term In Fine Shape
President Roosevelt starts his fourth term at nearly 83, visibly older and thinner but declared in good shape by his physician. He remains active amid war, travels to meet Allied leaders, and maintains a strict daily routine with early rising, brief naps, and late bedtime, citing steady digestion and strong appetite.
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Merreman
Washington
Roosevelt
Ross
Alcimire
Melntire
United States
South Carolina
White House
Jocka
Dar
Admr
William D. Leahy
Army 2Nd Navy
Aer Roach
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