Suntanpee Aero Sinerit Trial Report
David B Pons appears in a Troy Record brief regarding a local aero project named Suntanpee Sinerit. The item notes small community interest and outlines an upcoming court appearance or hearing related to the case.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
5
Warfare and Labor Strife Delay Anthracite Supply
A wartime column denounces miners led by John L. Lewis for refusing to work, causing coal shortages. It argues Congress and President Roosevelt should compel arbitration or conscription of those refusing to labor, to prevent harms to the war effort. It warns government inaction risks national health and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameritsa
Peagie
Congress
John L. Lewis
Lewis
United States
Truman
Negro Education Fund Aids Learning Across Institutions
A fund seeking more than 51 900 000 for Negro education will support multiple learning institutions hampered by weak reserves. The piece urges education as pivotal to Black progress and notes the historical shift from slavery to freedom and its uneven aftermath. It cites early strides by educated Black clergymen, lawyers, doctors, and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nero
Bondase
Veldabie
End to discrimination in Negro education drives fund drive
The article argues for raising a fund to support Negro colleges amid chronic underfunding and racial barriers. It notes many Blacks stay near home for schooling, few overcome obstacles, and urges end to the disparity with strong alumni support and endowments for colored institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumi
Mutual Defense Within League
The article discusses Pan American defense policy under the Good Neighbor framework. It notes Latin American nations seeking internal defense group rights within a world organization, with emphasis on independence from outside powers and Monroe Doctrine principles. It argues the Americas should interdependently guard peace within a unified regional system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
League
Siven
World Organization
South America
Americas
Brazil
Rhine
Venezuela
Chile
New World
Mexico
France
United States
New League
America
No Tax Reduction Debate Amid War Financing
The editorial argues President Truman should consider some tax cuts before Japan’s defeat to support the economy, warning against excessive borrowing. It cites Senator George calling for tax relief this year and notes the fiscal risks if rates stay high until V Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Japan
Germany
United States
Stanms
Air Truman
Ignation
Walter F George
Senate Finance Committee
George
Treasury
Congress
Wartime Taxes Debate Prompts Business Confidence Promise
The text argues that ending wartime taxes after the war will remove uncertainty harming business growth. It claims the American people and firms would know what to expect and can plan, aiming for the greatest possible positive contribution to government once hostilities end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tainty
Protests Over Goering Detention Sparks Demand for Special Trials
An editorial denounces pampering captured German leaders and urges special treatment reflecting their crimes. It cites Goering Kaltenbrunner and others, calls for solitary confinement until trial, and criticizes delays in forming a United Nations military court. It warns against ordinary detention for top Nazi figures and argues for swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Washington
Moscow
Great Britain
Ernst Kaltenbrumner
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sai
Goering
United States
United Nations
Goering Faces Prison Interview Liners and Surprises
The piece reviews Hermann Goering’s first prisoner interview at Augsburg noting his habitual optimism and evasive, casual style. It highlights his repeated claim that Pearl Harbor, Sizhir bombers, Hess’s flight, and Coventry were “complete surprises” to the German leadership, while reflecting on his demeanor and attempts to dodge responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Hermann Goering
United States
Augsburg
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Sizhier
England
Berlin
Rudolf Hess
Hermann
Goering
Goéring
Coventry
Canterbury
Shax
Fellows
Fuehrer
Kesselring
Hitler
Superman
Farmers' Difficulties and V E Day in Troy
Readers comment on food production issues under wartime controls and farmer hardships in Vermont and New York. Letters praise Troy residents for restraint during V E Day celebrations while urging respect for police and public order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Agricultural Department
Som Nebody
Vermont Farm
WPB
Troy
Stalin to London or Moscow Big Three Meeting Hinted
The article weighs whether a Truman Churchill Stalin Big Three conference will occur, debating venue in London or Washington while noting Stalin’s reluctance to leave Moscow. It explains past trips by Allied leaders to Moscow and argues a London meeting would signal clear Western unity amid postwar European tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
London
San Francisco
United States
Britain
Russia
Truman
Churchill
Marshel Stalin
Washington
Marshal Stalin
Geo
Teheran
Mr. Stalin
Great Britain
Air Churchill
England
Harry Hopkins
Hull
Stettinius
Moscow
Eden
Yalta
Roosevelt
Cairo
Casablanca
Quebec
Europe
Paris
Molotov
Tra
Sao
Eisenhower
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Yugos Slavia
Lom Jdon
Pella
Washington wary of Russia toil in postwar world
The writer urges urgent focus on U S relations with Russia, arguing Moscow's rise reshapes Europe and Asia. Citing San Francisco Conference limits and recent diplomacy, he warns of a drift toward war within decades and calls for cross‑border dialogue before tensions harden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Russia
Europe
Asia
Gray Tate
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Poland
Balkans
United States
Meatwhite
Great Briain
Latin America
France
Bolland
Scandinavian
Ethical limits in journalism amid wartime pledges
In a critique of gossip and moral rationalization the column discusses Edward Kennedy’s press pledge during Germany’s surrender at Rheims. It cites censors, betrayers, and historic cases to defend reporters honoring their word while acknowledging risks of delayed or withheld news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Europe
Hitler
Edward Kennedy
Associated Press
Rheims
Kennedy
Kenenedy
United States
Zoeub
Lumber Trust
The German military class must be eradicated to secure Europe
Raymond Moley argues that the German professional military class bears guilt for two world wars and poses the greatest danger to European peace and UN solidarity. He contends Nazism must be rubbed out and advocates long term policing of German institutions to prevent a future remobilization and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United Nations
Lazis
Britain
America
Heinz Guderian
Rommier
Guderian
Normandy
Admiral Doenitz
Dosnitz
Armps
Hay
Hitler
Doenitz
General Staff
Russia
Gersten
Germany
Mufti
Associated Newspapers, Inc
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Pat
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Mabel T. Herrick
North Clarendon
the Record
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The
Pearson
U.S. Soviet
Red Army
Surras
Dar
Hareely
Vaner
Elbe
Prague
Laurence Steinhardt
Fair
Westbrook Pegler
Ed Kennedy
Raymond Moley
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