Newspaper Rights and Subscription Rates for Albany Area
The notice lists Associated Press rights and distribution terms for Albany Rensselaer Saratoga and Washington Counties in New York and Bennington County Vermont. It shows subscription prices by mail and carrier, with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options and regions. The April 1943 circulation is stated as 39 350 net paid.
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Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washinton
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
Audit Bureau of Circua Ong
Exiled rulers warn of violence against Nazis as Mazig face hardship
The exiled rulers issue a stark warning against Nazi arrests and vow to act, even unto death, signaling a period of intense confrontation. The Mazig are set for a difficult, stirring time as events unfold.
Statements by Hitler cited as shifting war rhetoric across years
A compact editorial tracing Adolf Hitler's public pronouncements from 1930s to 1942, showing repeated assurances of peace, neutrality, and non aggression that later contradicted actions like annexations and invasions, illustrating the gap between words and deeds in the Axis drama.
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Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Germany
France
Poland
Hitler
European Community of States
Workers of
Berlin
Austria
Europe
Belgium
Holland
Czechoslovakia
London
Norway
Rebellion in Holland rises amid Nazi occupation
Dutch resistance grows as Axis forces face renewed pressure from Allied victories in North Africa. The Netherlands government in exile orders 900,000 former soldiers to defend themselves, while widespread arrests, shootings, and concentration camps fail to quash underground activity. Protest and potential open revolt loom as patriots vow to persist.
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Europe
Holland
North Africa
United Nations
Netherlands
London
Education In War Time We Must Plan For The Postwar
The article argues education must adapt to wartime needs with war oriented subjects while avoiding a narrow postwar training. It cites Russell Sage College as taking a step by diversifying its board with an engineer from New Jersey a clergy man from a nearby city and a Troy manufacturer to broaden perspectives and sources of inspiration.
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WAACS
Boad
Russell Sage College
Troy
Russell Sage
New Jersey
Unworkable From the Start Stabilization Policy Change
Stabilization Director Byrnes loosens some War Labor Board wage control signaling a shift from the April 8 hold line. The piece argues the move is partial, cautions against overreaching, and criticizes the President for acting without full facts. It notes rising food prices and wage pressures, and laments executive rashness harming morale and war effort. It closes with light quips about barbers, language, and spring.
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James F. Byrnes
War Labor Board
Byrnes
Tax tax talks urge simple, direct tax measure for July deadline
The piece criticizes Congress and Morgenthau for slow tax planning, urging a near simple compromise to raise the designated funds. It stresses that taxation is a legislative decision, not presidential, and calls for a straightforward, easily collected plan supported by the people and finished by June or July.
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Congress
Morgenthau
Rercommend
House
Senate
Amchitka Base Tightens Bombers Stat Lines
In Minneapolis Star Journal commentary, American bombers aiming at the Japanese in the Aleutians establish a new Amchitka base just 72 miles from Kiska. The piece compares 400 minute travel times to world distances, citing pilots and geologist Lawrence Gould to illustrate how miles now feel obsolete in strategic terms.
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Minneapolis Star Journal
Aleutians
Amchitka Island
Kiska
Tokyo
Amchitka
Consolidated Aircraft Company
Wendell Willkie
North Atlantic
Gander Lake
Newfoundland
Prestwick
Scotland
Firth of Clyde
Major Kight
Willkie
Minneapolis
Chicago
North America
British Isles
Japan
Twin Cities
Lawrence Gould
Carleton College
Army Air Forces’ Arctic Information Service
Northfield
Defective Aluminum Castings Indictment Highlights Sabotage Case
Milwaukee Journal reports National Bronze & Aluminum Foundry Co and seven top officials indicted for violating the wartime sabotage act. Authorities allege deliberate plugging and welding of defective castings, removal and relabeling with new serial numbers, yielding patched parts about 20 percent weaker. FBI-led probe follows the agency’s wartime stance against interference with the war effort.
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Milwaukee Journal
FBI
National Bronze & Aluminum Foundry Co
Italy’s Lost Armies Mirror North Africa Fallout
The piece analyzes wartime propaganda from Rome and Berlin after the Tunisian surrender. It notes Italy’s perceived bolster from still-proud claims, Mussolini’s morale worries, and the grim pattern of German leadership promotions amid Axis setbacks. It also discusses the potential use of Italian POWs by Allied powers and the aim to rally fierce resistance through dire rhetoric.
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Rome
Berlin
North Africa
Goebbels
Stalingrad
von Arnim
Hitler
Afrika Korps
Tunisia
Africa
General Messe
von Paulus
Red Army
IL Duce
Italy
Britain
Dunkerque
Winston Churchill
France
Mussolini
Canada
United States
Si Duce
Goebbels Im
Italians may welcome Allied invasion after Mussolini fall
The piece notes that Italians have been led to expect liberation from Fascist and Nazi rule as Allied forces aim to break Mussolini's grip. Churchill's broadcasts and allied campaigns have sought to shift Italian sentiment, betting that invasion may be welcomed once the Alps become a barrier to fascist control.
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Mussolini
Italy
Churchill
Mediterranean
Alps
The Churchill Roosevelt Conference Emphasis Dilemmas
David Lawrence outlines the pressing choices facing Churchill and Roosevelt on war emphasis. The article discusses whether to pursue a long slow European war or a rapid combined assault, the need to boost Pacific air power and shipping, rearming China, reopening the Burma Road, and civilian morale amid American anger over Japanese actions.
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Washington
Churchill
Roosevelt
Joint Chiefs of Staff
America
Europe
Far East
Japan
Pacific
Hitler
Solomons
New Guinea
China
South Pacific
Philippines
Bay of Bengal
Burma Road
Burma
Mediterranean
India
Britain
British Isles
MacArthur
Tunisia
United Nations
89 year old Colorado cowboy rides 130 miles home
Nathan L McKenzie age 89 formerly of Colorado bought an Arabian in Prophetstown Illinois and rode it 130 miles to his Crystal Lake farm. He started Friday afternoon, faced inclement weather Monday, but finished the cross country journey avoiding main highways.
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Chicago
Nathan L. McKenzie
McKenzie
Prophetstown
Crystal Lake
Pulse Of The People Letter Calls for Absenteeism Action
A reader in Troy urges action against absentees from war industries and defends workers while criticizing officials and householders. The letter praises Sergt. Arthur Jones for his ideas on civic duty and cleanliness, urging communities to shame those not at their posts and improve trash handling practices in Watervliet.
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the Record
Arthur Jones
Sinco
John L
Watervliet
How To Clean Streets
The Record notes Troy’s street condition after winter and criticizes costly extra work crews. It urges practical cleanup steps and better maintenance, urging residents to support city efforts and municipal action to improve streets this spring.
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Troy
Word Craft and Police Terms Across History
The fragment discusses word pronunciation and etymology including bituminous pronunciation, the slang cop and copper origins linked to Peel era policing, and a promotional note for a vocabulary building pamphlet by Frank Colby. It mentions Akron and early Boston uniforms and invites readers to request the pamphlet by mail.
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Akron
Sir Robert Peel
Police Organization of
London
Robert
Boston
Hunter
Frank Colby
New York City Papers Cheaper Newsprint Than Troy Record
A Troy Record subscriber from Watervliet asks why NYC papers offer similar newsprint and quality for three cents retail while Troy Record charges subscribers four cents. The reply cites mass production. unit cost falls with higher volume. The Record Newspapers, with limited circulation, spends more to produce a single copy than papers with hundreds of thousands in circulation.
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the Record
New York City
Troy Record
Watervliet
Birth Certificate Inquiry Answers Where to Apply
The Pulse of the People advises that where to write for a birth transcript depends on birthplace. If born in Mechanicville you apply to Saratoga County Clerk. if born in Albany County you apply to Albany County Clerk.
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Albany
M. DL
Mechanicville
Saratoga County
Mechaniceville
Albany County
Gas Users Make Out Own Bills
San Diego California based utility expands self billing after wartime meter reader shortages. 300 more patrons read cycles and draft their own bills as the program moves from Julian area to ten additional zones under company auditor Ww. Chambers.
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San Diego
Cal
UPI
San Diego Gas 1G Electric Co
Julian
Ov. Chambers
Drop in Crime Reported by State
State Correction Commissioner John A. Lyong announced that major crimes reported by police and sheriffs fell 18.2 percent in the first quarter of 1943 versus 1942. Offenses of all kinds including traffic infractions dropped 44.7 percent. parking violations declined from 172,012 in 1942 to 92,244 in 1943.
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State Correction
John A. Lyong
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