Troy Record Company Members and Officials Listed
The notice lists David B Plum as editor and owner with Marvin as Punisher and Tee Troy Record Company officers including Vice President Deng Marvin, Treasurer Frank York, and Secretary. It notes Associated Press membership and rights to publish news dispatches and local news therein.
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THE
Troy Record AD Independent Newspor
David B. Plum
Owignt Marvin
Tee Troy Record Company
David B. ‘Plum
Frank York
Deng Marvin
Troy
Connectig
Associated Press
Congress Forces Labor War Policy After Presidential Veto
The piece criticizes the President for avoiding action during labor unrest, detailing his delayed response to strikes and Congress’s passage of anti strike legislation. It notes the Smith Connally measure’s role, the veto, and Congress’s override, framing the issue as a clash over controlling strikes and wartime labor. It cites labor leaders and the political stakes amid a national crisis.
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Sirike
Lewis
Congress
Excent
VSE
Senate
House
Hitler
Ea Cay
Nose Suy
PTI
Lasnez-Faue
Sith
Jethem Pring
Oraara
At the Peace Table Debate at Rabbinical Assembly
In New York the Rabbinical Assembly debated Jewish representation at a postwar peace conference. Rabbi David Aronson of Minneapolis argued Jews as a people deserve a seat since Hitler declared war on them as a people. Opponents rejected a Jewish state claim noting Jews are diverse and lack official nationhood.
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Rabbinical Assembly of America
New York
David Aronson
Minneapolis
Hitler
No Nonstate Groups At Peace Table Says Editorial
A wartime editorial argues that peace conference seats must be limited to official government representatives. It warns that inviting ethnic or religious groups would expand claims and jeopardize outcomes. Only governments with power to enforce terms should draft postwar settlements.
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Belgium
Lehman
Frankfurter
Morgenthau
Sir John Simon
Britain
Japan
Who Are the Educated is a Reader's Reflection
A reader questions the State Board of Regents exams for high schools and argues examinations should be abolished. The piece notes personal and historical reading experiences, jokes about classical works, and cites educators Hutchins and others while urging reform of modern assessment.
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State Board of Regents
Robert Maynard Hutchins
Hutchins
Burke
America
Hollywood
Euclid
Thucydides
London
Bothes
Montaigne
Machiavel
Aristophanes
Yale
Cervantes
Gulliver
Dean Swift
Gustave Dore
Hell
Goethe
A Little Fed Up On Gas Rationing Letters
Readers vent about gas allotments for motorists as World War II drives demands on fuel. The Pulse of the People prints excerpts, noting cheating, anonymous writers, and the need to save gasoline for fighters. The editorial urges self restraint, walking or carpooling, and questions about politicking and patriotism amid shortages.
Propaganda stamps recall historic symbol use in U S mail may
Current comment notes the Post Office’s new propaganda stamps honoring Poland Czechoslovakia Norway Luxembourg the Netherlands Belgium France Greece Yugoslavia Albania Austria and other Axis occupied lands. It argues stamps mark democratic ideals and suggests Denmark the Philippines Dutch East Indies and other occupied territories deserve remembrance while noting past China and Russia commemoratives.
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Post Office Department
Great Britain
England
Queen Victoire
Benjamin Franklin
George Seahionghy
United States
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Belgium
France
Greece
Yugoslavia
Albania
Austria
Denmark
Philippines
Dutch East Indies
China
Russia
Pulse of the People letters seek anonymity in The Record
Readers urge anonymity for Pulse of the People letters while insisting signed contributions prove good faith. They question the Central and Northeastern plea to ban pleasure driving, proposing rationing relief for their region and criticizing morale driving measures.
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Record
Seaboard
Canada
Middle West
Byrnes and Truman Committee Clash on Investigations
Washington-Ex-Justice Byrnes faced sharp questioning from ex-colleagues during a luncheon with the Truman Committee. The exchange centered on ongoing investigations and public confusion from conflicting statements. Senators pressed about war plant camouflage, gas and rubber issues, and Wright Aeronautical, while Byrnes defended limited probes.
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Truman Committee
Jimmy
Senator Brewster
Maine
Prentiss Brown
White House
Administration
Justice Byrnes
Senator Wallgren
Washington
Wright Aeronautical
Cincinnati
Kilgore
West Virginia
Iruman
War Department
Jimmy Byrnes
Congress
President Roosevelt misleads on coal strike amid stalled policy
Washington reports 25 percent of miners returned to work by Thursday, with about 75 percent idle. Roosevelt pushes for forced labor and draft penalties, while Smith Connally bill stalls. War Labor Board friction grows as coal and steel supplies falter and leadership appears reactive.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
War Labor Board
Mr. Ickes
Miners’ Union
Mr. Lewis
Houses of
Smith— Connally
America
Roosevelt shifts stance on unlawful insurrection in Detroit riot era
The piece notes President Roosevelt's new policy against unlawful and insurrectionary actions amid Detroit race riots and related unrest in Michigan. It describes prior indifference, cites the CIO's role in unrest, and accuses officials of allowing violence and vandalism to gain political advantage while praising some leaders who later aligned with government aims.
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New York
iIt
Detroit
Roosevelt
Michigan
Pronouncing and spelling questions on RADAR and more
In Akron and other cities readers seek origins of terms like RADAR from Radio Detection and Ranging and the British usage of promulgate. The column explains pronunciations, such as pro-MUL-ga-TION, and discusses shifts in word meanings and the retroactive pronunciation debate, noting dictionary variations and the author’s phonetic system.
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Akron
Ray-Gshr
St. Joseph
Amercan
Los Angeles
D. B
Burny Burny- Dupuque
Ardmore
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Louisville
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