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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1945

Page

7

Election Path for New York Governor in 1945 Off-Year

Albany reports that the 1945 off year elections may shape Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's political future as Republicans aim to flip several key cities and deny Democrats gains. The piece outlines mayoral races in New York City and upstate contests in Syracuse Utica and Buffalo along with state legislative seats and stakes in Queens Essex Yates Saratoga and Niagara counties. Dewey’s fate in the NYC race and shifts in upstate municipalities loom large for the 1946 gubernatorial outlook.

Tom Henton Albany New York State Thomas Bi. Deway Sansion Key Dewey New York Republcan New Yank Buffalo Syracuse Utca Assembly Senate Long Island Queens Henry Schneider James J. Crisona AL P Jacob Jacobsen W. Kingsland Macy Maria Jackson Barnet Dans Arthur Wachtel Upstate L. Judson Morhouse Essex County Vernon W. Bridgett Murray J. Stope Yates County John Li Ostrander George E. Toomey Paul P. Morocco People's Saratoga County Ernest Cucto Jack We. Hackett Niagara Edmund P. Radwan Ewart L. Kanetowsk New York City Hearst Jonah Goldstein Republican-Libers-Fuston Wiliam O'Dwyer Goldstein Stoport James M. Mead Bernard Dowd Thomas L. Holling George M. Haight Frank J. Costello Haight Utica J. Bradbury German Ily Ford E. Garden Norwich Oneonta Ogdensburg Deneratic al. Johnstown Geneva Sounl

Wartime Education as Key to Power and Progress

In a column continuing from page ten, the author argues that defeating a modern foe requires scientific and technological prowess. Big armies alone fail without professors, factories, and skilled workers to build airplanes, tanks, ships, radar, and atomic bombs. He warns against returning to outdated warfare and urges sustained investment in education, science, and international understanding to secure future victory.

iZyrarold Bey Washington France Penta Ralf Rytdichla

Loot from Hitler’s Alpine retreat among GI souvenirs and silver

An American sergeant brought back four large boxes of Hitler era items from Berchtesgaden including a sterling sugar bowl a creamer engraved with the Nazi eagle and swastika a damask table cloth and crystal pieces. The haul also included an ivory dress dagger with Hermann Goering initials and a carved silver-handled piece.

Huughton Tle Adolf Hitler Robert A. Olson Seventh Regiment Seventh Army Berettes Garden Hitler Jean Hitle Hermann Goering

Inter-American cooperation and world peace doctrine

The piece contrasts Sintes view of regional hemispheric arrangements with an American stance that regional groups cannot substitute for the world system. It cites Byrnes and references Wilson, Roosevelt, Hull and the UN Charter, arguing for universal cooperation over regional isolation in the atomic era. It frames the Monroe Doctrine limits against exclusive spheres of influence.

Sintes United Nations Security Council United Nation Mr. Byrnes Roosevelt Hull Congress of Today

Pronunciation Q and A From a London Broadcast

A reader asks about American versus British pronunciations of words such as issue Christus xenophobia and interesting. Answers clarify pronunciations: ISHape for shape, KAISS-tuss for Christus, Zee nee foer bee uh for xenophobia, and inter sting for interesting.

Akron London Atlantic Ogden Mra Whittler Christus New Orleans

Pronunciation debates and language notes in Fort Worth area

A letter column discusses pronunciations of ink and sink words from Fort Worth and Wichita, noting French origins of Mindy and a mistranslated term any woman shopper. It mentions a pamphlet about shall or will and advertises a free copy. Also reports a Trojan Way Home Bureau knife sharpening meeting at Mrs Albert Cloutier’s home with demonstrations and refreshments.

Fort Worth Pigawe Wichita Milway Mindy Indy Une Damg Angielsa de Quante Mes-Lay-Dee Mblaydow America Mi Indy Frank Colby Vila Membury Trojan Wait Home Bureau Albert Clouibler Seventh Street Cloutier Ralph Heinzen

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