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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1947
Page
7
Reventy mombata of the Industrial Club of Troy toured the Keny Ludlum Steel Corp on Tuesday night for a behind the scenes look at the steel mill process and wine production.
A monthly plant visit to the steel works featured a guided tour of department functions and a color motion picture detailing operations. Participants included assistant plant manager Foers, John B. Augstes, Augustus J. Miller, De Arthur Bibb, and J. Thebard Jackson, who provided analysis of the calamities observed.
James Marlow reports a rising anti communism mood in the United States with calls to purge Communist influence. Lawmakers push bills to curb the party at home, while Truman seeks aid for Greece and Turkey and threatens government employee dismissals for Communist ties. The stance aims to halt the spread of Communism at home and abroad.
The piece surveys the 1920s red scare verdicts and compares then to modern actions against Communism. It notes mass arrests and releases for lack of evidence, then asks if current congressional measures will repeat past injustices while stressing careful screening to avoid witch hunts and protect innocent government workers.
London announces Sir Edwin Plowden will lead Britain's economy drive for postwar recovery. The cabinet also bans gas and electricity use in homes during summer to curb fuel consumption, aiming to preserve 2,600,000 tons of fuel for essential production.
Fragmentary OCR captures a quoted line about allocations by the cabinet rather than the chief executive officer. The source text appears incomplete and possibly garbled, obscuring clear context or full attribution.
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