The Troy Record Masthead and Subscriptions List
The Troy Record announces editors and officers including Dwight Marvin president and secretary, and Frank L. York treasurer. It notes circulation details and subscription rates for various regions with mail options and prices, plus a marking of Audit Bureau of Circulations membership for circulation accuracy.
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Dawd BP
Dwight Marvin
Troy Record Company
Davie 8
Plum
H Betts
Frank L. York
Troy 6100
Partcher
Soldier Ballot Debate Highlights Makeshift Nature of Bill
Washington wrangles over a soldier voting bill creating a four member bipartisan board to supervise next year’s vote with a possible fifth by the President. The piece argues the bill is a workable makeshift and asserts soldiers vote as citizens, not a special “soldier vote,” noting past elections showed lawful results despite claims of group votes.
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Washington
Senate Elections Committee
Army
Navy
Leon Henderson
Opa
Cairo
Syria
George
Greece
Mexico
Francisco del Rio
United States
Rio Grande
Latin America
North America
Tropics
Carter
Bob Reynolds
North Carolina
Senate
Ashurst
Arizona
Judiciary Committee
Stockholder Sell Will Boost Workers Wage Debate
The passage questions inflation and debt, asking if rising debt erodes purchasing power and whether the country could become effectively debt free while citizens feel financially secure. It contrasts worker raises with inflationary effects and fiscal stability.
Our Gilbert Island Offensive Opens Pacific Push
The Gilbert Islands landings on Makin and Tarawa mark a broader Pacific push. These outposts extend base access toward Nauru and the Marshalls, with strong American naval and air support and anticipated heavy Japanese counteraction. The operation signals a widening campaign to seize key outposts with limited initial resistance and strategic impact.
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Makin
Tarawa
Gilbert Group
Pacific
Gilberts
Great Britain
Solomons
Marshalls
Nauru
Marshall Islands
Gilbert Chain
New Britain
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
New Guinea
Salaamons
Mandated Islands
Western Pacific
Kamchatka
Russian Siberia
Tokyo
Germany
Rabaul
Truk
No Need to Worry About National Debt Say Economists
A chorus of big name economists and an insurance company president argue the national debt is harmless and should be left to ride. They claim interest for a thousand years is tolerable and that paying now is unnecessary, while critics note the tax burden and inflation risks remain unresolved.
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Insurance Company
Ins Towers
Iim
Why Not Deport Them Fascism and free speech in Britain and America
The outcry over releasing Sir Oswald Mosley highlights the clash between democracy and fascism. While communists are smaller and less influential, fascist regimes threaten the Western world. Democracies face a challenge balancing free speech with repression of fascist agitators without slipping toward fascism themselves. There is good reason to reexamine liberal faith in unbounded tolerance.
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Great Britain
Oswald Mosley
Germany
Japan
France
Spain
New World
Argentina
America
Britain
Fuehrer
Foud
Hyde Park
Columbus Circle
Union Square
New York City
Deport Mosley to Berlin Suburb for Safety of State
The piece argues Mosley should be jailed or deported for the duration of the war, as his fascist record threatens on both home and battlefronts. Deportation is proposed as a solution to prevent martyrs and danger, even suggesting he be sent to a Berlin suburb via parachute if necessary.
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Mosley
Mossey
Berlin
Hitler
Japan Fortifications in Pacific Islands Revealed
The State Department exchanges with Tokyo show long standing Japanese fortifications on Pacific isles pledged not to fortify. Tokyo refused. these outposts served as potential aircraft carriers for Japan as U.S. bombers hit the Marshalls and Gilberts. The piece criticizes appeasement policies and warns against ignoring warnings before Pearl Harbor.
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United States
State Department
Tokyo
Pacific Mandated Islands
Hull
Mandated
Central Pacific
Marshalls
Gilberts
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Washington
Pacific
Grew
Tokio
Alaska
Foundation Stone Concept for Postwar Peace
Secretary Hull told Congress the Moscow conference laid the foundation stone for postwar security and lasting peace. He said the agreement marks a beginning toward shared objectives and cooperation, not a final solution, and stressed forward action by all parties to build a framework for order, standards, and governed freedom.
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Hull
Congress
Moscow
United States
Public Notices and Letters to The Record 1943
A collection of community letters and questions submitted to The Record in Troy New York from November 1943. Topics include anonymous letters policy election questions rent inquiries missing persons unruly children and a local park vandalism lament urging restoration and police oversight.
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Font of Washington Street
Troy
Marcus Marshall
Cargo Carriers, Inc
Port of Albany
Albany
Yorick
Record
Prospect Park
Warren
Vail
Bascom
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Baltimore
Yugoslav War Fractions In Wartime Propaganda
A letter discusses Yugoslav leader Mihailovich and Tito amid Communist propaganda. Ruth Mitchell backs Mihailovich in contrast to Tito, while American writer Louis Adamic supports Tito. Mitchell argues Serbs are loyal allies and accuses Communists of treason and propaganda.
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New York
Mihailovitch
Hitler
Balkans
Ruth Mitchell
Billy Hell
Josip Broz
Tito
Louis Adamic
Yugoslavia
Miss Mitchell
Misa
Mitchell
Reno
Office of War Information
Britain
Russia
Odium
Bill to Overcome Doctor Shortage Faces Senate Backlash
Washington public health push seeks 1 million dollars to relocate 600 physicians and dentists to underserved areas. Senator McKellar questions socialized medicine claims while Pepper defends the plan amid AMA and government endorsements.
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Senate
Washington
United States Public Health Service
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Senate Appropriations
Claude Pepper
Florida
Rufus Holman
Oregon
Army
Frank Lahey
War Manpower Commission
Holman
McKellar
Fepper
House Appropriations Committee
American Medical Association
Overton
Louisiana
Free Press and Censorship in U S Japan Relations
A commentary on the Secrecy policy in U S diplomacy with Japan. It argues published records from 1931 to 1941 might have clarified dangerous war drift. It notes Pacific war factors, naval buildup, and Japan’s rejection of Washington limits, citing Pearl Harbor as a consequence and urging greater public transparency.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Department of State
Hersona Br
Pacific
United States Navy
Atlantic
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