Fragmentary Notice From Associated Press Miscellany
A damaged OCR fragment mentions AP credits and editors and references subscription rights and access. It shows names like Trex and others in garbled form and hints at private exchange or board roles. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Preane
Bea
Fracg
L. Treawsters Dwi
Marco
Peesfroy SG
Erenee Exchange
Meusek
TEE
Paccbes
Severs
Peticaids
Remsselaer
Wastick
Ant
Communism and the New Deal Debate in America
A political critique argues that President Roosevelt has dealings with communists and their allies in labor unions. It claims Browder’s release and his wife’s return signal official contact with the Communist Party and warns that the P A C and C I O influence threaten American civilization. The piece frames the issue as Americanism against communism.
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Traci
Marrisg
Ear Browder
Durance Vile
Browder
Rowder
Russia
Communist Party
Sidney Hillman
William Z. Foster
C. 1.O
Hillman
Murray
Roosevelt
America
War of greater scale feared as Japan moves rails south
Intercepted dispatches indicate Japan plans broader war than in Europe with heavy mobilization in continental Asia. Premier Koiso shows Korea rail expansion to speed supplies via Manchuria and Korea, while Tokyo seeks friendly ties with Soviet Russia despite wartime tensions.
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Europe
Tokyo
Japan
Asia
Manchuria
China
Koiso
Diet
Korea
Maichuria
Mukden
Russia
Yusuke Tsurumi
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Tsurumi
No prejudice against Soviet Union and Anglo-Americans noted
The passage contrasts official stance with calls for understanding among nations including Japan and Slavs. It questions whether such optimistic talk signals real policy change or mere posturing.
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Soviet Union
World Peace Organization Proposals Outlined by Allies
The State Department and foreign offices in London Moscow and Chungking publish a framework for a world peace organization. A General Assembly Economic and Social Council and Security Council would govern disputes and promote human rights with a military staff and an international court. The plan carries risks over veto power and enforcement, and many details remain unsettled.
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Dolumbarton Oaks
State Department
London
Moscow
Chung- Xing
Itt & General Assembly
Assembly
Security Council
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Anion
China
France
Sief
International Court of Justice
Security Counci
World Peace Organization 50
League
Yoling
German Policies Use Food as Weapon Across Occupied Europe
Reports describe a divide and rule approach by Germany to sow distrust among Poles French and Greeks while reserving abundant supplies for occupying troops. Greece reports British relief strained by empty shelves and hyperinflation caused by German control. Italy mirrors widespread famine as Allied relief struggles to reach civilians.
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France
Germany
Europe
Ion
Greece
A.C. Sedgwick
New York Times
Patras
Italy
Looted treasures and manuscripts mark German crimes
The report details widespread looting including 58 cases of world famous sculptures 291 paintings 30 cases of smaller works and 23 cartoons or fresco drawings. It notes libraries of priceless medieval manuscripts destroyed and argues for punishment of the leaders behind these acts.
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Florence
Europe
Enduring Oddities of a Weekend and Global Fixes
A humorous weekly column ridicules postwar concerns from butter shortages to spinach, psychiatry, and security. It speculates on war veterans adapting, tax shifts, and government control while lampooning political figures and Hitler, with wry references to Dewey and Nimitz standards.
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Hitler
Trees Starved by City Expansion Pose Threat to Louisville
Louisvilles parkway trees face life-shortening stress as dense paving cuts off water and nutrients. Parks director T Byrne Morgan pushes a project to extend tree life, noting exposed soil along parkways and the damaging effects of sweeping leaves and burning debris.
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Louisville
T. Byrne Morgan
Washington Names In the News And How to Pronounce Them
A guide to pronunciation of European place names including Eindhoven Arnhem and S Hertogenbosch with guidance on stresses and vowel sounds. It notes Dutch and German city names and includes tips for saying Luxembourg and nearby towns accurately.
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Eindhoven
Holland
Arnhem
Nijmegen
Hertogenhesch
Tiver
Germany
Luxembourg
Inside Japan's Economic Struggle Behind Tojo Fall
Uncensored sources reveal friction between Japan's war lords and merchant princes as Tojo's cabinet collapses. The New Economic Structure empowered business cartels while Army control weakened, sparking clashes and shifts toward postwar power realignments.
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Baton Rouge
Tojo
Japan
United
A* Préenier
Witeni
Mitsubishi
Sumitomo
Yasuda
Admiral Perry
Nippon
Pearl Harbor
United States
Supercartels
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Iron and Steel -Control Association
Hachisakera
Hirao
Seigo Nakano
Hitler
Nakano
Admiirel
Pud
Diet
Tojos
Toja
Koiso
Ojo
Ginjiro Fujiwara
Mitsui Ta
Fujiwara
Pulse of the People letters seek anonymity and accountability
Readers in Troy respond to Pulse of the People and letters to The Record. writers sign to publish, while unsigned communications may be rejected. Controversy over money for influence and praise of Roosevelt features in multiple dated letters from Oct. 1914 to Oct. 1915, including questions on the president’s age and remarks on the numbers racket.
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Rep. A. & Pat
Record
Enor
Mr Roosevelt
H. K
Troy
J. R
the Record
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Willkie Seen as Independent Figure in 1940 Campaign
In a Washington piece the writer notes Wendell Willkie, a liberal figure, faced a choice between Roosevelt and Dewey while hospitalized. The analysis suggests he hovered between positions, preferring no open commitment until campaign end, and that independent voters would have agreed with his war stance and push for Britain cooperation in UNO.
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Washington
Wendell Willkie
Vendell Willkie
Dewey
Roosevelt
World Organization
Willkie
Wilkie
Close
Severi Jy
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hult
Sara
Senator Ball
Minnesota
UNO
Willkis
George Norris
Alfred E. Smith
Extortion on War Jobs in Army Electric Plant
A wartime appeal for electricians to work on a secret Tennessee project is attacked as a union racket. The text claims payment of a $56 initiation plus daily fees and a $50 tribute to Roosevelt allied organizers, with a private exam by AFL. The writer alleges coercion, long barracks stay, and a ninety day emergency job.
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New York
Roorsevelt
Rockefeller
Republic
Knoxville
Tenn
Electriciens
Army
Aflofl
Electrical Union
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Rimn
Pronunciation notes on identity and emigre terms
The clipping discusses correct pronunciations for identity and emigre related words, warning against common errors. It notes eye DEN-thtee and KWAHN-titee for emphasis and compares emigre variants in gendered forms, stressing French origins and accent marks.
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Los Angeles
Iave
Frank Colby
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