The Troy Record Staff Directory and Circulation Details
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Troy Record Company
David B. Plum
F i Betts
Frank le York
Tressier Iowight Marvin
Troy
Air Departments
Associated Press
Povicatita
Sterie
Malton Countés
Voermont
Monte
Myede of
Ghove Govies Piyah
Associate Press
Allany
Rensselaer
K State
German Savvagery Brought Home
A Rutland Vermont resident’s daughter Maria Cafara was molested by German soldiers in Bellona near Naples, triggering a massacre of 54 civilians. The piece argues the atrocity is credible and demands justice for Nazi crimes, noting Moscow pact to try perpetrators at the scene.
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Bellona
Naples
Maria Cafara
Rutland
Gabriel Cafara
Belgium
Moscow
Ital
How to Get Elected Hidden in Annual Report of It Cuib
The piece notes the cub's income surge and compares spending across activities. It argues citizens must engage in democracy, warning passive spectators invite disaster and comparing tax politics to a congressional mindset focused on low taxes.
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Clu
Washington, D. C
Congressional
Congress
Ross
If Only Protesters Could Cut Tax Bills in Wartime
The speaker argues that the public would resist tax hikes and compulsory saving, favoring voluntary restraint and debt to fund government bills. They warn that wage increases would be targeted at well organized workers, while promoting a political come back by appealing to fear and patriotism. They question Capitol Hill leaders about electoral prospects.
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Capitol Hill
Edison aide Walsh appointment stirs New Jersey politics
The governors action to name Arthur Walsh of Thomas A. Edison Inc. to Barbours Senate seat sparks concerns over nepotism and business ties. Walsh, an anti Hague Democrat and Edison insider, could run next fall as the Hague influence wanes. The piece notes Eds strong GOP prospects and potential rivals like H Alexander Smith as Jersey politics shift with Edge’s gubernatorial win and Hague opposition. It also critiques Allied Headquarters denials over General Patton and wartime communications fueling public distrust and possible investigations into military secrecy.
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Barbour
New Jersey
Edison
Arthur Walsh
Hoyle
Walsh
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Boss Hague
Hague
Walter E. Edge
Commonwealth
Hudson County
Jersey City
Edge
H Alexander Smith
Republican National Committee
Princeton University
Hoover Organ
Europe
Public debate over Patton incident and military leadership
The editorial opposes Senate interference in World War II command arguing for keeping decisions with military leaders. It condemns prior evasive statements about General Patton’s alleged assault on a shell shocked soldier and calls for accountability at Allied HQ in North Africa.
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United States Senate
Patton
Iife
Eisenhower
North Africa
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Russians Take Gomel in major strategic victory
The Red Army seizes Gomel after months of offensives, exploiting superior numbers as Russian commanders shift pressure across a broad front. The gain weakens the German White Russian defense, opening the way toward the Polish frontier and marking the most notable advance since Kiev.
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Gomel
Red Army
Vatutin
Kiev
Berlin bombs and political cynicism in wartime mood
The text mocks German leadership and House actions, noting Hitler and von Ribbentrop, Reich bombings, and lost art. It comments on Roosevelt era court-packing, Congress’s tax bill, and Dewey’s repeated refusals, framing a climate of distrust in American politics.
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Berlin
Hitler
von Ribbentrop
Dewey
War Childless Wife Seeks Voice In Draft Debate
A Troy letter to The Record argues fathers should not be spared from war while others fight. It questions equality for childless husbands and urges support for families left at home, challenging policymakers on draft fairness and parental duties. It cites War Finance Committee chairman Thomas W. Rourke and urges salvage drives for war material.
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Siditor
Tne
Therat
Jones
New York Commissions Ensigns as 970 Navy Cadets Are Honored
In New York at the Cathedral of St John the Divine Rear Adm Thomas L Gatch addressed 970 young men as they received ensign commissions amid mixed views on postwar prospects Kaiser, a controversial union figure, was praised uptown as claims of deceit and sabotage were raised against him by critics, who accuse government policy of shielding him.
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New York
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Navy
Thomas L. Gatch
South Dakota
South Pacific
Henry J. Kaiser
Brewster Aeronautical Corp
C. I
Kaiser
One Man Inquiry Into Diaper Aid to Free French
Washington senator Bridges probes lend-lease diaper shipments to North Africa amid questions on use for Arab tribesmen. vs 690000 diapers and 450000 yards of cloth sent, with WB and Eisenhower backing as economic rehab. The inquiry targets why mothers in the U S face diaper shortages while shipments proceed.
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Washington
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
North Africa
Hn Luerau
Lend-Lease Administraton
Lend-Lease
War Production Board
General Eisenhower
Akron
WPB
Bill Jeffers
General Tire and Rubber
Waco
Tex
Mason-Dixon Line
Institute
W. Va
Baton Rouge
Port Neches
Los Angeles
Fuubber
War Shipping Administration
United States
FBL
Army
War Shipping
Navy Department
Navy
Labor conflict critique during wartime union controversy
The piece portrays Kaiser handling a union contract as weakness and blames De Lorenzo for strikes over minor issues. It argues American labor is sound, but union leadership and New Deal influence foster cynicism. It accuses Kaiser of appeasing power and calls for confronting the evil condition.
Air power alone unlikely to force German surrender
Washington notes that while strategic bombing devastates Berlin it will not by itself end the war. The writer argues for combined efforts including daylight precision bombing, tactical strikes, and a major Allied invasion across the English Channel. Plans for large scale landings are under way, with expectant timing around next spring.
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Washington
Germany
Berlin
English Channel
Churchill
United Nations
Europe
Pronunciation Queries From Readers on Words and Diets
A reader Q and A covers GROSGRAIN pronunciation and French origin of the silk cloth term with long o and silent s. A second query explains the diet word from Latin and Greek roots, while another notes syllable counts for aren’t and weren’t. Penicillin etymology traces to penicillum with accent on pen and oil, plus a note on Penicillium.
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H. P
Seattie
H. A
D. c. Ww
Santa Maria
G. L. McC
Frank Colby
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