The Troy Record Subscription Details and Policy Notes
A garbled extract outlines subscription terms for The Troy Record, listing pricing for various durations and delivery areas in New York and Vermont. It notes circulation audits, delivery by Albany area press, and references to daily editions and circulation figures.
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Troy Trojans Rally for War Bond Drive Shortfall
City and county leaders chastise Troy’s eighth War Loan performance, ranking near the bottom among New York’s 52 counties. Officials urge every resident to buy E bonds, noting ongoing postwar needs for occupation forces and humanitarian aid. Local students again run a fundraising effort with prizes for E bond orders and canal savings.
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General Marshall Appointed Special Envoy to China
The appointment of General Genigg Marshall as special envoy to China to succeed Major General Patrick Hurley faces scrutiny over diplomacy and military balance. Critics in Washington urge Congress to investigate charges against Hurley and address State Department confusion affecting U S China policy and its broader global impact.
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No Delinquent Children Only Delinquent Parents Say War Placed Burden
A wartime op-ed argues juveniles reflect family neglect more than inherent delinquency. It urges stronger home guidance, church and school involvement, and parents staying engaged to curb youth misbehavior and steer the next generation toward responsibility.
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Britain Faces Indonesian Revolt Amid Java Surrender
Britain struggles with a nationalist revolt in Indonesia after accepting Japanese surrender in Java. General Christison fights to restore order as British troops pull back from nonBritish territories, while Prime Minister Attlee stresses moral obligations to Dutch allies and restraint in Southeast Asia. The piece notes criticism of British actions as politically charged and not reflective of the facts on the ground.
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Implied Charges Questioned by Public Opinion
The record argues that Betlish Laperialises faces unjust charges. It cautions the public to be wary of politically motivated edits by groups promoting British interests and criticizing presumed motives.
Ten Years For Occupation And Reeducation Of Germany
General McNary argues Americans must stay for a decade to reeducate Germans and prevent a Nazi revival. He warns that Germans view defeat as temporary and will quietly rebuild, so occupation alone fails without teaching the Golden Rule and democratic values to the next generation. The plan calls for firm, worldwide conduct to halt future German aggression and prevent renewed European devastation.
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Current Comment on The Coffee Subsidy Controversy
The Stabilization Administrator discusses wartime food subsidies ahead of a July target, noting a three cent per pound coffee subsidy set through March 31, 1946. Critics question sufficiency, potential impact on prices, and argue subsidies hinder wage demands and raise the national debt.
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Public urge to honor veterans with memorial plaque
Readers defend simple memorials for World War II dead arguing a plaque on a public site could honor all branches and save lives of future generations. They urge focus on peace efforts, United Nations binding, Asia recovery, labor harmony, inflation control and a monument to enduring liberty rather than grand statues.
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Washington Ambassador Hurley’s State Department Bombshell
A misty account alleges friction and resignations in the State Department amid wartime policy, criticizing Byrnes and suggesting reforms. It claims secrecy harmed public understanding, recalls Dulles and Troster as potential figures, and argues for nonpartisan restructuring to align with postwar policy and public will.
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The Labor Movement and Its Leadership in Washington
Commentator King decries what he calls corrupt labor leadership and political manipulation in Washington. He cites John L. Lewis, Tobin, Browne, and Hall’s board critics, argues for constraints on unions, and praises Judge Knox for advocating special courts to handle labor disputes.
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Washington Merry-Go-Round Takes on War Policy and Labor Talks
The piece reports Harry HopkinsHosp in New York. Sen Claws Pepper returns from Europe criticizing foreign policy. a War Department project plans a broad war strategy against Russia. mixed views surface at the Labor Management Conference with splits among management leaders and calls for possible congressional action.
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