The Troy Record Publisher and Officials Named
A crude reel shows David Plum as publisher and Dwigat Marvin as editor with roles for Tre Inc Record Company officers. The document lists titles for president vice president treasurer and secretary and notes subscription terms and prices across counties in New York and Vermont.
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David
Plum
Dwigat Marvin
Tre Inc Record Company
David Bo Plum
Ho Retts
Frank L. York
Lerch Marvin
Associated Press
Cation
Amendments On Ballot Prompt Voters To Cast Ballots
The Troy Record urges citizens to vote on six proposed amendments, arguing they are largely inconsequential yet responsibility rests with voters. It lists six items on commerce, equalization funds, Nassau County representation, NYC borough move voting waits, district boundary changes affecting incumbents, and Court of Appeals case extensions. The paper adds it harms nothing if they all fail or all pass.
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Dow
Troy
Department of Commerce
Nassau County
Hempstead
Court of Appeals
Latham
Labor leader warns unions risk nation in wartime
Philip Murray of the CIO criticizes certain labor figures for pushing political aims and potential strikes that could derail war production. He contends no group, even powerful unions, should place self interest above the nation's needs, urging blunt action against such efforts. Murray's remarks signal an awakening to labor overreach amid a coal crisis and wartime pressures.
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Philip Murray
Murray
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Organized Labor
olMcere
The
C. 19
Industria
Northern Cheyenne progress shown as model for American Indians
A Chicago paper lauds Northern Cheyenne self sufficiency on a Montana reservation of 444277 acres. In seven years the tribe built bank reserves and diversified into livestock with 2545 calves branded last fall, coal mining, lumber, and communal gardens. The piece argues such enterprise could inspire other reservations toward self respect and future citizenship.
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Montana
Commendable Tact Halifa x Inspires UK US Ties
Lord Halifax, British ambassador in Washington, offers a tactful interview after London trip. He urges restraint in domestic American politics and urges smoother postwar relations. The piece cautions against inflammatory remarks by leaders on both sides and calls for clearer understanding to sustain the bond.
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Lord Halifax
Washington
London
Atlantic
Wendell Willkie
Britain
Churchill
Anjoy
Great Britain
Weak Connally postwar policy plan faces Senate vote
An analysis notes the Connally resolution on postwar national policy is likely to receive a Senate vote this week. The proposal is described as weak and broadly interpretable, offering vague collaboration with other nations. Even its strongest supporters, including arch-isolationists like Senator Nye, signal questions about its real meaning and purpose.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Nye
Postwar policy debate backs stronger declaration
The writer questions the Connally resolution as too vague and urges a forthright postwar declaration. They argue Burton Ball Hill Hatch wording better guides treaties, warns against isolationist blinkers, and supports advancing a stronger plan such as the Hatch proposal to insure peace and American leadership.
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Nye
Connally
America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate
United Nations
United States
Hatch
Plot Against Franco Report Sparks US Tone Shift
Madrid reports a plot to oust Franco and seat Prince Juan III to bring Spain into the war on the Allies side. The piece argues the regime must be challenged, noting dissidents and questioning continued aid to Franco while urging firmer Western pressure.
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Madrid
Spain
Franco
Juan III
United Nations
Germany
Hitler
Argentina
United States
Brazil
Hull
Western Hemisphere
Axis
Mediterranean
Mussolini
Generalissimo Franco
Warsaw
Rotterdam
London
Lifting the Dim-out New York Sun Comment
The piece argues that suspending dim-out restrictions may occur if submarine threats are gone, but if they return the limits must reapply. It notes benefits from reduced ashore light yet warns against careless driving and peacetime light use. It mentions a possible brown-out as a coal scarce era idea while blackout rules remain in effect.
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New York Sun
Washington
Health Department
Pulse of the People and Editorial Letters in The Record
A compendium of reader notices and editorials from The Record including anonymous submission policy, a debate on partisanship and editorial support history, and Christmas box mailing guidance. It notes anonymity options, past endorsements of Democrats and Republicans, and urges early mailing before December 1 for servicemen packages.
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Contenders for New York Supreme Court Backed by Union Bosses
The New York race for a Supreme Court seat, misnamed County Court, draws national attention as two associates of gangsters align with labor union leaders. Thomas Aurelio and Matthew Levy face a backdrop of mob ties, alleged graft, and political pressure from Alex Rose and Sidney Hillman. George Frankenthaler is named as a contrasting Republican option.
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New York
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
New Deal
Labor
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Aurelio
Tammany Hig
Jimmy Kell
di Salvio
Bowery
Wsen
Frank Costello
Aurelio
Costello
Kelly
Matthew Levy
Ike Joseph Padway
Levy
Browne- Bioff
Alex Rose
American Labor Party
Rose
Sidney Hillman
George Frankenthaler
Material versus materiel in military usage
The column explains why broadcasters stress the French term materiel over the English material. It notes materiel precisely names military supplies, arms, and equipment, separating them from general uses of material, and traces the word back to Latin materia.
Reynolds and Morrison era and age clash in Senate chatter
Washington coverage notes Sen Robert Rice Reynolds of North Carolina and Sen Cameron Morrison’s dinner party image as Reynolds mulls re election amid a 20 year old wife Evalyn McLean. It also covers Tom Connally aging debate and wheat price uncertainty shaping farm policy.
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Washington
Robert Rice -Reynolds
North Carolina
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Robert
Cocmics
Bob
Huey Long
Evalyn McLean
McLean
Harding
Colorado
Evie
Maryland
Palm Beach
William Randolph Hearst
Cameron Morrison
Reynolds
Morrison
Senate
Senator Reynolds
Clyde Hoey
Global War Strategy Outline From Washington Conference
Washington analysis outlines growing Anglo American Russian military cooperation and a planned large invasion of Europe led by General Marshall. It details Italian campaign pacing, air power dominance, and a shift toward multi directional Allied offensives in Europe and the Pacific, with Burma operations to stretch Japanese lines and a potential new war council framework.
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Washington
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Supreme War Council
Europe
Balkans
Italy
Germany
Austria
George C. Marshall
Eisenhower
Marana
Marshall
Royal Air Force
Eighth Air Force
France
Belgium
Arnold
Pacific
Admiral King
Burma
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China
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Pulse of the People
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Tom Connally
Texas
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Frank Colby
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