Local Troy Record Ad Rates and Circulation Note
The Troy Record lists staff and contact details with office and ownership by David B. Phuta and Dwight Marvin. It provides delivery options, subscription prices for Troy area and beyond, and mentions combined morning and evening circulation averages for May 1943 as audited data.
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Troy Record Company
David B. Phuta
Troy
Carner
Cetla
Wingte
Century Mail
Albany
Newsselaer
Saratoga
Wasnweston
New York State
Benmington County
Vermont
Q Morning
Bening
Everage
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Italy Invasion Possibilities The Next Phase
The article analyzes Lampedusa's fortifications and strategic value as a nuisance island and outlines Allied chances to invade Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, and other targets. It cautions that victories in Tunisia do not end the war and that a Berlin-ward breakthrough remains distant despite potential landings in Italian islands.
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Tre
Pantelleria
Capt
Lampedusa
United Nations
Tunisia
Sicily
Sardinia
Germany
Italy
Corsica
France
Alps
Balkans
Adriatic
Howev
Berlin
How a Subsidy Plan Affects Consumers and Farmers
A critical piece questions a price support scheme that lowers consumer costs for coffee meat and butter by taxing taxpayers. It argues subsidies may flow to consumers rather than processors or farmers, risks to middlemen, and questions whether the plan truly helps the hungry while shifting costs to the public.
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Apni
Elmer Davis
Davis
Vic
Incomprehensible tax plan promises self-boosting gains
The speaker argues a wealth tax scheme benefits some while taxing others, claiming rich can bear inflation and the poor gain. He questions the fairness, notes confusion over whether one wins or loses, and mocks the complexity of bookkeeping and administration costs. The piece ends with renewed emphasis on self-advancement.
United States Recognizes Argentine Regime amid Axis Ties
The State Department moves to recognize Argentina's Ramirez government while Britain and most states do likewise. Washington cites Pan American collaboration, but presses Ramirez to sever ties with Axis powers. A key measure is canceling Nazi, Italian and Japanese embassy radio links to curb espionage and propaganda.
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United States
State Department
Great Britain
Washington
Ramirez
Castillo
Buenos Aires
South America
Irigoyen
Argentina
What Can Air Fighting Do
The piece discusses air power as decisive in World War II. It notes air forces sinking ships in the Pacific, softening armies in Africa, and bombing England. It cites Churchill and Eden favoring sustained strategic bombing to cripple Germany, arguing air power may end war before ground battles.
Churchill on air power and invasion strategy in World War II
The piece argues that while air bombing of Axis Europe may shorten the war, it is not the sole path. It asserts that invasion of Europe must proceed with bridgeheads and that air power could either hasten victory or weaken Germany, with Churchill endorsing giving air strategy a chance while continuing plans for ground operations. It emphasizes reliance on coordinated efforts, not air alone.
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Churchill
United Nations
Europe
Pantelleria
Troy
Germany
Teuton
Washington
War Production Board
A Pretty Grim Old Gal
A humorous column reflects on garden missteps and misread seeds, noting our failed crop of callouses and mistaken harvests. It satirizes economic dislocation, lettuce trends, and war peace notions, calling nature a grim old gal and predicting postwar expansion.
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Amity
Nature
Public notices and reader questions in The Record
A letter asks about selling butter without ration stamps and arranging local disposal. It then lists governors of states with party, detailing Chauncey Sparks to Lester Hunt and noting Wisconsin’s governor-elect Loomis died before taking office.
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the Record
Chauncey M. Sparks
Ala
Dem
Sidney P. Osborn
Ariz
Homer M. Adkins
Ark
Earl Warren
Cal
John C. Vivian
Col
Rep
Raymond E. Baldwin
Conn
Walter W. Bacon
Del
Spessard L. Holland
Fle
Ellis Arnall
C. A. Bottelfsen
Ida
Dwight H. Green
H. F. Schricker
Ind
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Andrew Schoeppel
Kan
Keen Johnson
Sam Huston Jones
Sumner Sewall
Herbert
R. O'Connor
Leverett Saistonstall
Mass
Harry F. Kelly
Mich
Harold E. Staszen
Minn
Thomas E. Dewey
N. M
J. M. Broughton
N. C
John Moses
N. D
John W. Bricker
Robert 5. Kerr
Okla
Earl Snell
Ore
Edward Martin
Penn
J. Howard McGrath
R. I
Olin
Johnston
S& C
M. Q. Sharpe
Prentice Cooper
Tenn
Coke R. Stevenson
Tex
Herbert B. Maw
Utah
William H. Willis
Colg. W. Darden, Jr
Arthurb. Langlie
Wash
M. M. Neely
W. Va
Wisconsin
Orlando. Loomis
Lester C. Hunt
Wyo
The Political Stage Today on Supreme Court quorum change
A Roosevelt era bill proposes reducing Supreme Court quorum to five, enabling a five member majority. Justices disqualifications have delayed two key cases, including Aluminum Company of America and North American Company. The piece warns of political maneuvering to affect specific rulings and recalls historic court practice.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Attorney General
Roosevelt
Congress
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Aluminum Company of America
North American Company
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Marshall
New Deal
Caffey
U. S. District Court
Sumners
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Circuit Court of Appeals
High Court
Hog farm on government land at Camp Peary gains notice
The Washington column details Captain Ware’s hog operation at Camp Peary, including a edge-of-camp farm, Navy equipment, and 1400 pounds daily slop transport. It covers First Class Petty Officer Hooberry, farm acreage, and sales to support personnel, with broader notes on government pay scales and reclassification practices.
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Washington
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
John D. Rockefeller
Camp Peary
Navy
North Pole
J. G. Ware
Ware
United States
Captain Ware
L. Bartels
Bartels
QO. L. Hooberry
Hooberry
Sargent
Wallace
York River
Seabees
Richmond
Good Neighbor Press
Names in the News Pamphlet Offer for Free Copy
A past Democratic era plea urges Americans to learn proper pronunciations of foreign names as U S forces expand abroad. The ad promises a free pamphlet titled Names in the News Pamphlet with authoritative guides to names like Petain de Gaulle Sevastopol Guadalcanal Corregidor and Saint Nazaire sent by Frank Colby on request.
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Petain
de Gaulle
Thmoshenko
Bizerte
Sevastopol
Guadalcanal
Corregidor
Saint-Nazaire
Frank Colby
Zoot suit riots show broader trouble in US towns
The piece argues the zoot suit clashes go beyond Los Angeles to Tucson and involve gangs of youths and uniformed service members. It notes police editors and a judge countering violence, declares soldiers blameless, and describes social exclusion fears among Mexican Americans while acknowledging hoodlum violence. It closes with ongoing speculation about motives.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Tucson
Ariz
California
Old Mexico
Ithenae
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David B. Pum
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South Pacific
North Africa
England
Axis
Durance
Paul McNutt
Denys Wertman
Lea
Record
Rtation
Valley Falls, N
Mae
Robert W. Meneely
Waterviiet
By David Lawrence
The
Merry
Drew Pearson
Sailor
Hot Springs
Joao Carlos Muniz
Ovid Martin
Martin
Muniz
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