Dera Prxm and Dwight Moris In Unclear Report
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1945
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Dera Prxm and Dwight Moris in an unclear legal or local notice. Names appear with fragmented phrasing and no clear action or outcome.
In a war era standstill, Goodyear tire plant workers refuse to return amid wage and overtime disputes. Army Navy pleas and War Labor Board requests fail to move them, highlighting the legal flaws of the Smith Connally Act and urging Congress to repeal it.
The piece celebrates eight years since the Marco Polo Bridge incident and notes China’s renewed resilience. It describes supply bases like Rangoon Harbor and the Burma and Ledo roads expanding American-led support, reorganization of Chinese forces, and improved airlift. It warns of ongoing internal Kuomintang and Communist rifts despite military progress toward freeing occupied lands.
The piece argues statesmanship is rare and tests leaders by selflessness and constructive work. It cites Cordell Hull’s patriotic zeal, refusal to seek power, and steady conduct under criticism as marks of statesmanship, noting the question remains about his broader fit.
The piece argues Frederick Vinson suits the post amid postwar strain and a vast federal debt. It lauds his wartime record in stabilizing controls and directing mobilization, while noting the challenge of guiding peacetime fiscal policy and taxation.
The article praises Hull's national leadership and skill in Latin American relations, noting the gradual trust built with southern nations and his ability to push duties out of politics with the President's help. It frames Hull as a free trade advocate, whose ideas stir contention within Congress and history may judge.
The article notes the visible Allied flags over Berlin and portraits of leaders, while Germans seek to play Allies against each other. It describes tensions in Berlin’s occupation, Russian command input, and efforts by Bradley and others to maintain unity among American British Russian and French forces amid German pressures and political talk about jobs for all.
Article claims Soviet forces seized 2200 machines from a Berlin area wartime site and shipped them to Germany. It notes Russia and allies removed locomotives, timber, metals, and food from occupied territories. The piece frames Russia's actions as part of a larger postwar restitution drama.
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The letter argues American youth hold the nation’s future, criticizing neglect of schools and youth recreation while money flows to abroad. It urges prioritizing youth, education, and local parks, blaming adults for crime and urging faith and unity to build a stronger America. It notes war’s end date and calls for preparation and religious faith.
The page fragment notes Genera l Chiang Kai-shek evaluating the Chinese soldier as excellent condition amid ongoing coverage continued on page fourteen.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff designate Iwo Jima and Okinawa as the central Pacific focus for the first half of 1955. The bases enabled sustained air attacks on Japan, freed the Navy to operate closer to the Japanese home islands, and positioned forces for future offensives into China and targeted parts of Japan.
A column details the OSS and its cloak and dagger culture under Donovan, the scramble over G Farben files, and international maneuvering involving the USSR and Tito. It notes security scares at Paris and Washington offices, plus military and diplomatic twists around wartime loot and Nazi records.
Readers debate correct vowel sounds in aviation nuisance and typography. An Air Forces general snippet prompts mispronunciation notes, with letters on words like aviation gyros cornice and silhouette. Frank Colby offers a music pronunciation pamphlet by mail.
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