The Troy Record: Publication Terms and Staff Listing
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Tee Troy Cord Jorcan
Ognrerr
H Betts
Frank L
Dwight Marvin
Troy
Times Record
Alvany
Sareioca
Washington
New York State
Beanington County
Colvame
Mons
Apuye
Atoru Davyaverese
Audi Bureaus
Scien Cerry
Wiley’s Decisive Stand Ends Troy’s Lawless Era
Three years after District Attorney Wiley acted to close illegal vice venues in Troy, the city’s reputation improved as outsiders and manufacturers reconsidered settling there. The editorial urges voters to reelect Wiley ally Bill Rummes for continued decency as Troy moves toward lasting reform on Election Day.
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Troy
Wiley
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ionger
New England
New York
Wiles
Mr. Wiley
Portugal Offers Azores Naval Bases to Britain
The letter outlines a long standing alliance since 1386 between Portugal and Great Britain. It notes Portugal's offer of Azores bases to counter submarine attacks threatening merchant shipping and the freedom of the seas, citing harm to Portugal's own fleet from U boars.
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Portugal
Great Britain
Azores
Halhiye
Portugal Maintains Neutrality While Aiding Allies
The article argues Portugal remains neutral yet aids the United Nations by hosting bases for planes to watch the North Atlantic. It notes Germany’s limited ability to threaten Portugal, given Spain’s border and Portugal’s traditional ties to Britain, which bolster Allied efforts.
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Cient
North Atlantic
Portugal
United Nations
Germany
Hitler
Republic
Spain
Great Britain
Britain's Midget Submarines Hit Tirpitz Hideaway
London reports British midget submarines operated along the Norwegian coast penetrating minefields to attack and cripple the German battleship Tirpitz in Alten Fjord. The damage is described as considerable, with no word on other hidden German warships.
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London
Norwegian
Pearl Harbor
Norway
Alten
North Sea
Pacific
Japan
Government Food Purchases and Shortages Comment
The piece argues the government hoarded over 200 million pounds of butter creating civilian shortages and suggests the need to curb waste and reform contracts. It notes hospitals may receive some excess and critiques official complacency while predicting a tentative compromise over policy.
Call for Pearl Harbor court martial and full disclosure
The public demands a court martial for Admiral Kimmel and General Short to fully reveal warnings, negligence, and decisions surrounding Pearl Harbor. The author argues delaying the trial harms the war effort, urges accountability, and insists the facts be brought out now rather than after the war or elections.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy
Army
Washington
War and Navy Departments
Hull
Roosevelt
Short
Kimmel
Butter and Ego Men Wanted
A satirical column rails at wartime mismanagement of food supplies in the United States. It criticizes government hoarding of butter and eggs, mocks officials’ rhetoric, notes 17 000 excess egg cases in storage, and lampoons wartime policy and international figures with punning asides and light sarcasm.
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Food Administration
China
Morgenthau Hope and New Deal Tax Politics
Westbrook Pegler argues Morgenthau’s tax reform would mostly relieve 9 million income tax payers, a political ploy to aid Roosevelt’s reelection. He accuses unions of fronting policy, draining tax revenue, and enriching already wealthy unions while harming the public treasury and wartime needs.
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New York
Henry Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Henry
Washington
Morgenihau
Morgenthau
Old Sam
United States Treasury
Pulse and Russia in wartime letters to The Record
A jumble of letters to The Record discusses preserving author anonymity, US aid to Russia, and the potential use of Vladivostok to strike Tokyo. The writers argue for clarity on allies, warn of Soviet hesitance to fight Japan, and urge scrutiny of statements attributed to Browder, with October 1943 dates and Troy and Chicago contexts mentioned.
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Pulse of the People
U.S. Pat
Record
Pulse
Russia
Japan
United States
Vladivostok
Tokyo
Hitler
America
Vlndvistok
Fiarl Browder
Chicago
Siberia
Browder
Chamberlain
John Prezio
Troy
Washington Senators see British cooperation at risk in secret mission fallout
Five globe trotting lawmakers return with a view that collective security hinges on Britain and the United States working together. Critics accuse Lodge of preemptive publicity and warn that State Department policy may turn American public opinion against Britain if not adjusted.
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PVE UL
Senate
United States
Britain
State Department
White House
Lodge
Brewster
Maine
Jim Mead
New York
Senators
Russia
Henry Gabot Ledge
Massachusetts
New England
Happy” Chandler
Kentucky
Hiram Johnson
California
League of Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Capitol Hill
United States Senate
Young Lodge
Siberia
Senator Russell
Georgia
Special World Inspection Committee
Gen. MacArthur
Siberian
Japan
India
Chiang Kaishek
Army
Navy
Word of the Week Diphthong and Curtailed Meaning
A language note explains the pronunciation of diphthong as diff thong and lists ph sounding as f in words like diphtheria and amphitheater. It also reveals curtail as a corruption of curtal meaning tail cut short and traces related word roots to cut or piece. Frank Colby offers a pamphlet listing combining forms for vocabulary growth.
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Newport News
Frank Colby
Roosevelt urges Congress to end Chinese exclusion and review quotas
President Roosevelt asks Congress to correct past wrongs toward Chinese people by lifting exclusion and examining the quota system. The piece explains how the Chinese have long been singled out under law while Orientals faced broader limits, noting historical stance of labor interests and shifts in policy toward Japanese.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
China
America
Charles Evans Hughes
Harding
Japan
Hughes
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