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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1945

Page

3

Merit-Rating Step Forward in New York Employers Bill

The Legislature passed a merit based payroll tax reform to reward employers with stable employment records and rebates for good performance, while rejecting a fixed percentage reduction plan. The measure aims to reward reliability and reduce turnover, despite complex calculation methods and opposition from labor unions and some employers. It emphasizes incentives for stability and worker security, though the compromise falls short of perfection.

Longas Jong New York State Philadelphia

Peace Offensive Foe’s Last Chance in Pacific War

The speech warns Japan may press a peace offensive after many U S soldiers return home. It cautions against believing Japan’s claims of nonmilitarism and urges total defeat of Japan to prevent a revived empire. It argues invasion of home islands is the only certain route to lasting security.

Pacific Europe Manchuria Japan Hitler Easault Russia Siberia North Africa Isier Italy Belgium Luftwaffe Teutons Germany Rhine Eastor South France Kentucky Rome Marjorie Quigley

End of the Trail: Hitler and Allies in Final Phase

The article frames Hitler as a doomed, criminal figure facing inevitable defeat. It lauds Allied advances across the Rhine, notes German options shrinking, and portrays the Nazi leadership as corrupt and doomed. It contrasts wartime crimes with calls for budget balance and New Deal-era policy critiques.

Byrd committee cuts save $3 billion in federal costs

The Joint Congressional Committee on Reduction of Non essential Federal Expenditures led by Senator Harry F Byrd says three year efforts reduced waste and saved $3 billion. It recommends abolishing the Civilian Conservation Corps saving $238,966,000 and cutting the Works Progress Administration saving $140,511,000.

Washington Joint Congressional Committee Harry F. Byrd Virginia Civilian Conservation Corps Works Projects Administration Byrd Committee Mr. Roosevelt Byrd

Bretton Woods Debate Shows Deep Partisan Echoes

Treasury panel hearings on Bretton Woods toll for international finance draw mixed responses. W Randolph Burgess of the American Bankers Association urges a veto share and separate currency stabilization. Caution urged against viewing pacts as all solution to economic warfare amid looming San Francisco talks and postwar tensions.

Treasury Department House Banking and Currency Committee Bretton Woods San Francisco Morgenthau W. Randolph Burgess American Bankers Association Bank Monetary Fund Burgess Committee On Economic Development A.B. A Uncle Sucker Uncle Shylock Britain United States Shylock Morgenthaum Wren Paris

Curfew Debate From Troy Teens Draws Reader Letters

Letters defend and critique a midnight curfew and wartime youth roles. Marjorie Quigley and Donaed Quigley of Troy respond to public opinion, urging military sacrifice and community service, while readers press for balanced youth engagement and Red Cross support.

Route to Valley Forge from Albany

Roy J. De Vo asks for the shortest route to Valley Forge Pennsylvania to visit a son in hospital. The Concordance answer suggests traveling via Kingston and Port Jervis in New York and Emstown Doylestown and Morristown in Pennsylvania.

Valley Forge Albany Kingston Port Jervia New York Emston Doylestown Morristown Pennsylvania

The American Role in Rebuilding Europe and Aid Policy

Washington calls for sustained altruism to aid Europe over the next two years, urging candor and avoidance of secrecy as the United States sacrifices goods and food. It warns against high pressure demands, stresses open oversight, and argues for large exports of food, money, and materials to rebuild Europe’s economy and prevent perpetual unrest.

United States Yalta Washington Europe Wacker Congress Germany Norway France Italy Holland Belgium Polabdt Balkas States

MacArthur blocks medical chief inspection trip

Washington column reports Major General Norman Kirk, chief of the U.S. Medical Corps, was prevented by Douglas MacArthur from inspecting Manila hospitals while in Leyte, provoking anger from top medical officers who say the ban hinders operations and may cost lives. The dispute draws in War Secretary Stimson as it echoes broader wartime leadership tensions.

Kirk Leyte Philippines MacArthur Kick Manila Guy B. Denit Pacific General Denit Myesrthur Stimson

Winged Justice and Pegler Influence in Fay and Bove Trial

New York prosecutors plan to seek sentences up to 18 years for union bosses Joseph S. Fay and James Bove after their March 15 conviction on conspiracy to extort and specific extortion from contractors on the New York City Delaware water project. The case highlights Westbrook Pegler’s journalism as a force in exposing racketeering and pressuring legal action, with supporters and critics noting the columnist’s influence on labor corruption coverage.

New York Joseph S. Fay James Bove New York Supreme Court William H. Munson George Scalise Serviece “International Union Grand Lacceny Westbrook Pegier Scalise Pegier Fay Bove Iran New York City- Delaware Walsh Construction Co International Operating Engineers’ Uaion International Hod Careers, Building and Common Laborers’ Union Pegler Iiad Far Boye Puliver Prize Fay-Bove Pegles Moses Polakoff Willie Bick Bioff Chicago Biot

Pronunciation Tales From A Word Lover's Column

A reader asks about syllable breaks for words like deteriorate and corroborate and discusses pronunciation quirks. The column notes long words with single vowels, asks for longer one, and invites readers to request a BUSINESS ENGLISH pamphlet by mail.

Jong Poe Italy Jan Sin Fernando J. G Frank Colty Pam Phiet

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