The Troy Record Subscription Terms and Publisher Details
The notice lists subscription terms for The Troy Record with terms for private branch entities and officers, including treasurer and secretary roles. It references pricing, payment, and renewal details, plus geographic and state notes.
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Dewey Emphasizes Teamwork in Republican Conference
Governor Thomas E. Dewey promotes teamwork over solo action in planning for the August 2 3 Republican governors conference in St Louis He and Governor Bricker of Ohio finalize the agenda which centers on federal state powers public expenditures health unemployment insurance and veterans affairs The group aims for united action reflecting a shift from Roosevelt era policies to a more state led approach
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New York City
St. Louis
Dewey
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Bricker
Ohio
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National Guard
Veterans Affairs
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New York State
United Action
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Political Beef Stew in Washington Over Rationed Meat
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones ordered removal of cheaper beef cuts from the ration list starting August 1. The Office of Price Administration faced internal conflict as officials debated which grades of beef should remain allocated to the armed forces and hotels.
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Office of Economic Stabilization
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Office of Price’ Administration
Oficial Federal Register
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London City to under extensive postwar reconstruction
London’s City district will undergo a two mile square rebuilding drive to modernize the historic financial center after war damage. Plans include clearing roughly forty acres of ground, widening streets, and erecting eight to ten story offices while preserving major landmarks to yield a fresher, healthier, more attractive metropolis.
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United States
State Department denounces Argentina policy in war time
The United States accuses Argentina of deserting hemispheric unity and aiding Axis enemies since 1942. Secretary Hull condemns Argentina under the Farrell regime for insincere acts and persistent anti Allied support, urging continuation of non recognition by American republics.
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United Nations
Washington
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Axis Governo
Argentine coup extends pro Axis influence seeks U S action
The piece argues the Farrell regime in Argentina, installed by coup, supports pro Nazi media and foreign powers. It contends Argentina may not be allowed to pursue a foreign policy aiding enemies during war in the Western Hemisphere and calls for strong U S measures to end Farrell's pro Axis influence.
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Roosevelt Misuses His War Powers
A critical editorial argues that President Roosevelt has used wartime powers beyond constitutional limits. It cites censorship of movements and telegraph messages to influence politics, warning such acts threaten republican government and imply dictatorial instincts. A Kentucky joke closes the piece.
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Congress
Washington
Robert E. Hannegan
Chicago
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Wendell S. Willkie
Dewey
Parallel Misreadings on Willkie and Wallace
The piece argues that claims of a shared exile for Willkie and Wallace are unfounded. Wallace rode grassroots support into the Democratic convention but was rejected by party bosses with Roosevelt's backing. Willkie's defeat came from Republican voters in Wisconsin, not political bosses, leading him to withdraw before the convention.
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Truman
Pulse of the People letters and public notices from The Record
A collection of letters and notices including anonymous requests for publication, a voter ballot query from a son in overseas service, a critique of Supreme Court Fourteenth Amendment interpretations, and a notice about Troy city playground conditions.
Roosevelt Suggests Justice Douglas as Possible Running Mate
President Roosevelt publicly proposed Justice Douglas as a potential vice presidential candidate. The idea of drafting a Supreme Court justice for political office sparked surprise and debate about executive‑court relations, recalling past discussions of Roberts and Hughes and noting Roosevelt’s informal ties with the high court.
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Washington
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Inside Chicago's Roosevelt Ducketed Choice for Vice President
The article outlines how President Roosevelt weighed Clinton era chiefs and party bosses in Chicago to decide the 1944 vice presidential pick. It describes meetings with Hannegan Hague Kelly and Byrnes, the push for Truman, and doubts over Wallace and Douglas with White House letters and political strategy shaping the final decision.
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Dirst
Truman
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Frank Walker
Scranton
Attorapex
Francis Biddle
Philadelphia
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Roosevelt
Chicago
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Hennegan
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Fld.r
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Edson Bod Hannegan
Meyer Kelly
Henry Wallace
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Beft
Senpacar Brumsn
Supreme Court
William D Douglas
Hannegan
Douglas
Leo Crowley
Jusd Wold Haumegen
Crawley
Touman
Jimmy Byrnes
Washington
Byrnes
Byres
Ea Flynn
Thanné- Ban
Blackstone
New York
Brrnes
Sidney Hillman
Phil Murray
CIO
Barkley
Kentucky
Missouri
Justice Douglas
Roosevelt Fetter
Hannezan
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Adoit
Kelly
Hague
Troutman
Ed Flynn
Enman
Kelis
Bob Hannegan
Ine
Walace
F.D.R
Daugiss
Thames
United Automobile Workers
Michigan
Trianon
Thomas
Assi. Sec. of the Interior
Oscar Chapman
Colorado
Wersace
Troan
Remembrance of College Athletes and Hypocrisy
A memoir fragment recalls college athletes fading from memory as professional life begins. The speaker, disdainful of amateurism, notes fighters once known in sports and later seen as ordinary workers, doctors, and lawyers. The tone critiques revenue and fame in major leagues.
Early American Coin Facts and Questions on the Revolution
The note discusses the Boston Tea Party and the Concord raid as sparks of the Revolutionary War, mentions Minute Men under Captain Parker, the siege of Boston, and the Lexington Concord Sesquicentennial half dollar. It includes questions about values of coins like the 1896 penny and 1864 cent varieties, with valuations and rarity notes.
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General Page
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Paul Revere
Parker
United States of America
Lexington
Lexington Concord
Charles III
Aliso
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England
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