War Production In the Troy Area
Rehabilitation of wartime output in the Troy region highlights the pivotal role of local factories. Watervliet Arsenal and firms like Behr Manning and Allegheny Ludlum kept munitions and essential components flowing, suggesting a postwar expansion as reconversion begins and demand shifts. Local industries boast a robust pipeline of orders, with employment gains tied to national prosperity and postwar growth.
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Cluetz, Pesdady
Ether
Troy
Waterville Arsenal
Behr Manning
Allegheny Ludlum
Watervliet
W. Anti L. E. Gurney
Ludlow Valve
Adirondack Foundries and Steel Co
Mead Leads War Inquiry On Norfolk Yard Overmanned Labor
Senator James M Mead chairs a Congress war investigation panel accusing the Norfolk Navy Yard of overstaffing and idle space in shops and offices. He cites lavish Christmas theatrics and carved furniture as evidence of efforts to stretch jobs, and warns the administration rewards political supporters amid broader manpower waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Mead
Congress
Armed Services
Industa
Norfolk
Fme
Congressman Mead
Paul
Autry
Senator Mead
Mead
Washington
Idle Washington Desk Work Sparks Senate Debate
The passage laments wasteful manpower in Washington with many staffers idling or gossiping in capital offices. It notes visitors’ observations of lax employment and calls for authorities to prove guilt before accusing anyone. Senator Mead cites Norfolk observations to question duty and accountability.
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Washington
Mead
Norfolk
Navy
BroteneH Prescription for GOP Leadership and Reform
BrowneH argues for a permanent national Republican organization to shape a constructive program, coordinate with Congress and governors, and keep their platform visible to the public. He critiques New Deal reliance and urges a proactive, unified effort to restore GOP strength ahead of 1926 and 1928 elections.
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G.O.P
Nanon
National Committee
Bns
Hungary Leaves Nazi Sphere Under Harsh Allied Terms
Hungary, once a German ally, agrees to terms with the Allies that include a 360 million dollar reparations burden shared by Russia and Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia, war contribution requirements, and occupation controls. The treaty, aimed at Moscow’s aims, demands military provisioning, censorship, and return of spoils, while Hungary remains a dictatorial regime under Soviet oversight.
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Hungary
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Romania
Quisling
Gow
Indusixy
Aled Control Commission
Reich
Uncompromising Terms for Hungary in Postwar Settlements
The piece argues Hungary faces harsh settlements as Germany bears the blame for the war and invasion of Russia. It contends Hungary cannot expect equal treatment, given its limited role, while Germany caused brutal atrocities and widespread devastation. The author warns Americans must resist lenient peace in the face of serious punitive measures ahead.
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Germany
Hungary
Americas
When Will the Senate Do
The Senate faces a test over the Wallace nomination. The editorial argues for refusing approval on grounds of unfitness and to rebuke the President for using cabinet patronage. It questions Senate independence versus party interests and urges action to protect American interests.
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United States Senate
Whitnes
Abraham Davenport
Senate
United States
Jesse Jones
Wallace
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Fa Il
Big Three to discuss China war role after German victory
Article notes Stalin faces choice to join the war against Japan. Next meeting of the Big Three likely to address Russian participation. Russians could deploy a strong army to China with Chinese forces to speed victory and reduce American casualties.
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Stalin
Japan
China
Wiarze
Viests
Far East
Ciina
Tabie
Native word sparks Providence Bulletin apology
The Providence Bulletin regrets using the word native to describe Corporal Johnston’s wife. The piece defends the soldier’s Philippines story as romantic and adventurous and notes Johnston’s place on the Providence honor roll. The editors apologize for the possible offense and clarify that Americans do not view Filipinos as natives.
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Providence Bulletin
Corp
Robert T. Johansion, Jr
Philippines
Johston
Providence
Pulse of the People letters and home remedies mix crowd content
The Record prints reader letters asking for anonymity and confirming publication policy while compiling a quirky mix of home remedies and wartime musings. Items include tooth cleansing tips, shaving cream discussion, a soda-based remedy for nicotine cravings, and reader notes from Waterford, North Treye and Salem dated January 1945.
Inauguration Day Observed With Solemn Quiet and Pageantry
Washington report recalls a unique inauguration from March 4 1917 on a Sunday. President Wilson is sworn in again by Vice President Wallace with a private White House ceremony and a public Capitol display. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, James F. Brine, Baruch, General Marshall, and officials from war agencies. The scene features heavy coats, fur, and a wary crowd of thousands, while family members and Secret Service assist the president at the microphone.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Capitol
Supreme Conm
Woodrox Wilson
James F. Brmes
Baruch
General Marshall
Hannegan
Joseph Davies
Rosenman
Senate
House
Chile
Congress
Andie
Dun
Truman
Wallace
Col
James Roosevelt
Marine Corps
Charlie Fredericks
Husky Secret Service
Stitson
War Department
Foxbright
Patterson
Stat Tiniue
United States
Greece
Italy
Belgium
Tic
WMS
Stattinius
Cole Jedgue
Ickes
State Department
Germany
Mimnich
Japan
Tokyo
Tewes
Stettinius
Joe Grew
Br Belt Syndicate
Washington Merry-Go-Round: Veterans Ask Why Peace Table Needs GI Voices
Drew Pearson reports at Walter Reed Hospital combat veterans question postwar security and whether 11,000,000 soldiers should sit at the peace table. He notes Churchill’s hard line and urges youth influence while keeping elder wisdom. Stettinius faces critique as Ickes urges direct contact and practical diplomacy.
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Andre
Greece
Jon Churchill
Nile
Aftica
Athenis
Churchill
Fenible Mrassacre
Gallipoli
Adolf Hitler
Glamor Box Suettinius
Ed Stittinius
New York
State Department
Controversy Over Padway and Scalise Affair Revealed
A Chicago denunciation of George Scalise as a convicted extortionist links to Joseph Padway AFL counsel. The letter shows Padway’s alleged role in supporting Scalise’s citizenship petition while noting Scalise’s ties to mob figures and union factions.
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Chicago
Joseph Padway
American Federation of Labor
George Scalise
Scalise
Padway
Roosevelt
Exigland
Dan Tobin
Teamsters’ Union
Washington
Wiliam Green
Department of Justice
Poosevelt
Padwar
Padway Aid
William McFeitridge
Tobin's Union
Green
Robert Jackson
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Edo
Waterford
Marblehead
the Record
Windiy
Marble
Waseel
J. H Lecombe
North Trey
Collier's
George Sessions Perry
Dr. Wassel
James Hilton
BL. Lytle
Salem, Jan
By David Lawrence
Merry
By . Drew . Pearson
G. I
Walter Reed Hospital
Fair Enough
Westbrook Pegler
A.F
Scalise Epistle
Building Service Employee's Union
Miami
Cuba
Nis
Antigins
Scal’se
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