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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1944
Page
3
This readable fragment references Harold Vokes and mentions political campaigning during a historical U S context. It alludes to discussions of money, arrangements, and names like Ickes and Thomas E. De as well as a general sense of political chatter and humor.
The Troy Record reports on wartime labor politics and political clashes surrounding Secretary Ickes and the Roosevelt administration. The piece cites labor leaders, allegations of blackmail, and mentions of the Wagner Act amid criticism of war effort funding and political pressure during the 1944 election cycle. The fragmented OCR text references underworld figures, strikes, and enforcement actions as part of the era's turmoil.
A jumble of political rhetoric and personal jabs references payoffs from the public treasury to support war workers for another term. The piece also notes local wartime stamps sales, real estate transfers, and family moves including military service updates and Navy boot training plans.
Charles S. Ablett of Cohoes is appointed editor of The Cadet the La Salle Institute student newspaper. He arrives from Keyeny Academy and serves as senior member of the Rifle Club Mounted Troop Glee Club and fencing team with Mil lard Cramp Edward Anderson as associates and James Cahill as sports editor.
Bowling Green Kentucky INS dispatch reports Republican vice presidential nominee Gov John W Bricker of Ohio tearing into President Truman and defending Mr Roosevelt. Bricker cites the Treman Committee findings on waste and disorganization under the administration urging unified leadership and prompt action to halt bickering and mismanagement. He quotes a 1943 American Magazine piece and a Senate floor remark by Truman criticizing White House leadership.
The article quotes Truman on a Senate speech and mentions War Department plans. It notes drilling and work preparations for an inspection in December conducted by Canton Lodge No. 8 of Odd Fellows at Diamond Reels Hall.
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