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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1945
Page
3
Poland's Postwar Settlement Suggested in Record View
The Record backs a Baltic coast giving Poland access and a Curzon Line based frontier, arguing Russia's rights and Polish security justify a large compromise. It favors a Poland expanded to the Baltic with a removed sea corridor, supported by Britain, the United States, and Russia, to avoid renewed German pressure and insure lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalta
Ingles
Ier
Churchill
Roosevelt
Poland
Insance
Atlantic
Sea of Poland
Russia
Germany
Austria
Curzon Line
Lithuania
Mexico
Britain
United States
Eest Prussia
Baltic
Bus Service Strains Under War Demands in Troy
The Troy Area transportation system struggles with bus and driver shortages due to war demands. Riders face headaches as workers endure long hours, with relief unlikely until enemies are defeated. Citizens are urged to help ease strain on drivers by adapting travel and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles V. Gurka
Gursa
Ranego
Troy
Frank M. Ames
Rensselaer County
Willard van Derzee
Averil Park
Watervlier
John S. Maye
Coh
Cehoes Wit Council
City Hall
War Transportation
R. C. Georger
Troy Area
Shawiayra
German Underground Resistance Despite Occupation Hopes
The article reports on continued German underground activity despite Allied occupation. It cites Albert Speer addressing industrialists about sustaining resistance, smuggling supplies, and plans to prolong conflict to complicate Allied control, warning of postwar resistance and propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Albert Speer
Reich
Speer
Allied Control Commission
Debating Debt Ceiling and War Financing in Washington
The piece criticizes Republicans and Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee for raising the national debt to 360.6 billion dollars, arguing the war budget demands restraint to prevent future inflation and curb waste from previous Roosevelt-era policies. It cautions on long term debt management shaping the postwar economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Publc
War Debt and Postwar Spending Do Not Overlook Costs
The piece warns that after the European war ends military spending may ease but will not vanish. It cautions against relying on current tax revenues and contemplates continued borrowing, urging sharp limits on debt in the final war months while prioritizing victory and avoiding excessive postwar deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt Administration
Ives Quinn bill salaries clash with humanitarian aims
In a Senate vote on the Ives Quin n discrimination bill critics call for removing five $20 000 salaries for part time inquisitorial commissioners arguing the pay invites patronage and inflates government cost. They urge a referendum and warn the measure could foster hostility toward minorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Senate
Ives Quinn
Senate
Gestapo
Sapparere
Commission
Ives-Quinn
New York State
State Board of Regents
Dewey
Messrs. Ives and Quinn
Polish Question Sparks Debate On Yalta Conference
Letters to The Record argue that the Yalta results reaffirm prior Allied pronouncements and mark a rebirth for Poland. The writer condemns critics as biased, praises Poland’s rebirth, and notes the Polish government in exile failed to hold elections while recognizing a provisional National Unity government pledging universal suffrage and secret ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Descruc
Doom
Biz
Yalta
Atlantic
Casablanca
Ars
Poland
National Unity Shell
Ballok
Jesse Jones and the Political Fallout of a Cabinet Move
A critical look at Jesse Jones, once head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, who aided Roosevelt and shaped policy during the bank holiday and New Deal era. The piece traces Jones’s influence, funding, and role as a loyal Cabinet ally, leading to his bid for both Commerce Secretary and Federal Loan Administrator and the later separation of the two offices by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
Congress
Commerce
Capitol Hill
Texas
Jesse Idnes
Senate
Capitol
Heare Wallace
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt faces postwar labor crises and cabinet choices
The piece notes President Roosevelt must tackle labor strain after Yalta and suggests a new Secretary of Labor to address wage and coal issues. It highlights Sen Harley Kilgore as a potential nominee and discusses other peace and politics items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalta
Roosevelt
Labor
Battor
Miss Perties
Phen
Senate
Sen
Harley
Kilgore
Wear
Virginia
Iches
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nathan Margold
I¢kkes
McCarran
Nevada
Ickes
Aachen Reconstruction Report Shares Gritty Details
Raymond Moley discusses a German published Aachen News reporting on postwar rebuilding. It notes 142 industrial firms registered, 24 active, apartments opened for bombed families, hospitals operating, old street names restored, and courts applying German law with Nazi remnants curbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aachen
Aachenér Nachricht
Manufacturing Industries Reconstruction
Thethers
Statistical Office
Charlemagne
Herman Goering Strasse
Horst Wessel Strasse
Schlageter Allee
Friedrich Ebert
German Republic
Pronunciation Pitfalls in American Speech
The text surveys English pronunciation quirks among Americans, noting mispronunciations of words like attack and insignia, and discusses noun verb shifts such as combat, contract, permit, and abstract. It contrasts correct forms with common errors and cites examples from linguistics observations.
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Para & Pm
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Praeiet
Maris
Ore
Chartes Scarcese
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Cea Oulacy
eDaee
Angeiem
Alemcer
By Denys Wortman
von Papen
Hitler
Goebbels
Charles A. Dana
Noman S
Pat Oriice
Record
Roose
Jesse, Jones
Jéssé Jones
Chicago
Rimming
The
Merry
By Drew
Pearson
Teves
Joseph Stalin
Europe
Stalls
Stalin
Huener
France
Italy
Churchill-Sforza Feod
Winston Churchill
Count Sforga
Raymond Moley
Aachen Industries
Hie
By Frank Colby
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