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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
6
The text notes Cuba produced but could not ship, much used for alcohol production, and Hawaii’s sugar cane expansion was limited. It argues the Philippines and expanding cane in the South would upset senators, leading to lower sugar yields and efficiency, amid wartime shortages and reevaluation of production.
The article contrasts naval power in 1932 and 1935, highlighting aircraft carrier growth, battleships, submarines, and landing craft. It notes qualitative gains in anti aircraft capability, rapid supply, and amphibious warfare. It emphasizes the fast carrier force and the Navy’s path to dominating the Pacific toward Tokyo.
The text discusses sugar as a powerful energy source and its wide presence in foods, linking it to American resilience during shortages before and during war. It notes government price controls, farm labor shifts, and Puerto Rico as a sugar country affected by wartime policies and economic strain on producers and merchants.
A discussion argues for paying Congress members by the day, to keep them in Washington and reduce costly trips. Proponents say per diem could curb junkets and mean attendance, while critics worry about broader implications and congressional resistance.
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach plans a sweeping reorganization of the Labor Department’s 25 bureaus. He aims to reduce advocacy for unions and adopt court like justice principles while maintaining ties with organized labor through a new advisory committee. The move reflects postwar reconversion needs and a shift in labor policy.
The FBI reports a record year ending June 30 with 31,962 years, four months and six days plus six life sentences. Convictions reached an all time high of 2613 with $16,534,436 recovered, including 7,892 stolen items. Espionage and safet y cases yielded 45 and 2 respectively. sabotage investigations totaled 19,396 with none enemy directed.
A Minneapolis Star Journal summary outlines views from scientists and research directors on government control of science, the value of pure versus practical work, the impact of wartime science on youth, and the role of patent protection. Key points include limited government influence, the need for both science streams, universities as home for pure research, and patent incentives aiding scientific careers. The discussion references the book The Future of Industrial Research published by Standard Oil Development Company and notes mixed opinions among experts.
A compilation of reader letters and editorials discussing publication anonymity, editorial rights, local grievances, and public opinions. The letters touch on withholding names, praise and criticism of flags display, OPA shipyard sales rules, and examples of large companies and shipbuilders.
Washington notes the Tokyo broadcast on General Okamura's stance on Chinese troop withdrawal for homeland defense. Analysts cite army navy friction, shipping limits, and the strategic aims of China and the United States as factors shaping Japan's position and possible peace moves.
The article surveys deepening U.S. Soviet British frictions at Potsdam and in Eastern Europe. It notes Stalin and Churchill clashing over postwar arrangements in Romania Bulgaria Hungary and Finland. It reports Soviet pressure in Bulgaria and the Dmitrov escape tale as indicative of wider antagonism between allies.
The article outlines alleged loans connected to Elliott Roosevelt and Hartford, noting Hartford lent 200000 and Jones settled for 4000, with Roosevelt rumored to have encouraged the loan. It cites Baird and Bilofsky loans, with Jones as intermediary, and suggests possible concealment in checks. It also references Elliott’s income and service, plus reports on his network in Texas and St Louis.
Coin and Stamp Corner surveys popular Indian head cents coined before 1908. Most are not rare though circulated copies are common in numismatic circles. values rise with condition from good to uncirculated, with some dates commanding premiums. The column outlines grade columns and signs of wear. Next Friday session may continue.
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