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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1944
Page
5
Fragmentary text from a Troy Record page shows a stock holders notice and subscription details. Names such as FRANK I YORK and ARTHUR VIGER appear among scattered financial terms, dates, and figures, but the legibility is poor and key facts are incomplete.
Editorial argues criminals like Hitler and Nazi leaders must be punished without sanctuary. It cites Germany, Hitler’s submarine rumor, Goering’s ranch, and declares nations including Sweden and Argentina will close borders to war criminals. The piece stresses universal justice beyond any legal system.
The piece argues President Roosevelt blocks a court martial for Rear Admiral Kimmel and Brigadier General Short, claiming fear of implicating his own conduct. It labels the delay as unwarranted, calls his war-divion worries hypocritical, and suggests the two officers deserve trial rather than scapegoating.
The author argues the President blocked a trial to avoid accountability for the Pearl Harbor disaster. They claim the President feared evidence during his re election bid and suppressed testimony from naval officials. The Roberts Commission findings remain shielded, congressional calls for trials unanswered, and investigations kept secret as the court martial is postponed.
The piece argues that independent voters expect Dewey to be forthright on foreign policy and cites New York Times debates on his stance. It recalls Dewey’s Louisville pledge for a world organization and Tulsa comments promoting wartime victory and global cooperation, noting uncertainty about a workable peace blueprint versus Roosevelt’s, Churchill’s, and Stalin’s ideas.
The query argues against a set foreign policy full of contradictions and vague aims. It questions whether Mr. Dewey should shape his presidential fitness on the ability to evolve a policy that clearly aims toward world peace and avoids unerring directions, highlighting uncertainty about his approach.
Public Health Problem No 4 notes Dr E M Jelinek of the Yale Laboratory of Applied Physiology reports the Yale Plan Clinics achieve about 84 percent improvement among treated alcoholics. Those treated over two months reduce drinking, with many avoiding absences from work. The piece discusses broader national impact, donor organizations, and the formation of a National Committee for Education on Alcoholism, Inc., led by Marty Mann.
War Food Administrator Marvin Jones ends rationing and distribution controls on farm machinery and equipment except corn pickers. The move may gain New Dealers votes among farmers wary of the program and its alleged favoritism. Equipment list includes binders, manure spreaders, mowers, rakes, loaders, tractors, drills, planters, diggers, silo fillers, irrigation pumps, water systems, pumps, sprayers, milking gear, and scales.
A trio of readers in The Record submit Pulse of the People items. Residents request better lighting on Thomas Street area. a parent worries about a child involved in numbers gambling. a union member decries mandatory political contributions as un American and potentially racketeering like.
The column argues Herbert Hoover is pleased by talk that prior White House tenure proves a president’s readiness. It notes Roosevelt’s avoidance of the London Economic Conference and Dewey’s lack of Washington tenure, suggesting experience may win voters but could be offset by anti New Deal sentiment.
Raymond Moley argues that Morgenthau's agricultural Germany plan risks paralyzing European economies and upending postwar balance. He cites potential consequences for the Netherlands Belgium Denmark Sweden Switzerland Austria and other allies and urges coordinated international adjustment.
Minnesota Senator Ball challenges Governor Dewey to spell out foreign policy plans and warns independents fear to back the Republican nominee. He argues for a strong, honest peace based on the Atlantic Charter and questions Roosevelt and Churchill’s approach to world affairs.
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