The Troy RecordPublisher and Pricing Notice
The Troy Record announces its publisher and staff, lists officers including president David B. Plum and vice president H Betts, with Dwight Marvin as editor and secretary. It details subscription rates for Albany and neighboring counties, delivery options, and rates for daily and Sunday editions, with terms paid in advance.
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Senate reveals British lend lease concessions plan
Washington report details a leak showing Britain proposing to invade Latin America commercially, seek US assurances not to infringe on British trade areas during the war, and push lend lease through fastest channels while preserving established trade routes. The piece traces back to the 1941 White Paper and notes mixed Senate reactions and broader implications for postwar cooperation.
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State Department
Latin America
United States
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Germany
Roosevelt’s frankness on warfront reports signals new openness
A newspaper editorial lauds President Roosevelt’s press conference for sharing lend-lease figures and allied relations details. It contrasts with past secrecy, warns against revealing vital war strategies, and urges continued candor to maintain public trust and promote clear wartime cooperation.
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Australia
Russia
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Washington
Obvious Artifice on Government Subsidies and Inflation
The piece denounces President Roosevelt for pushing subsidies as an anti inflationary tool. It argues subsidies shift costs to consumers, hide rising living costs, and inflate the economy. The author warns the president mislabels higher costs and urges readers to see through the tactic.
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Federal Aid or Control of Schools in Thomas Bill
The Thomas bill proposes 300 million dollars yearly in federal grants to public schools split into 200 million for higher teacher salaries and 100 million to equalize standards among states. Critics argue it risks federal control through funding conditions while reducing state responsibility, urging the Senate to reconsider before passage.
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Badoglio War Declaration Boosts Allied War Efforts
The Badoglio government declares war after Portugal allows British anti submarine bases in the Azores. The move strengthens Allied morale and could bolster support in the Balkans and Mediterranean while Germany faces renewed pressure from Italian naval and guerrilla forces.
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Mediterranean
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Churchill jab at American politics stirs tension in wartime tone
The Troy Record rebukes Winston Churchill for a thinly veiled rebuke of American politicians during wartime. It cites his quip about soldiers fighting abroad while politicians clash at home, noting the remark’s unwise tone and potential harm to Anglo American friendship.
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America
Troy
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House of Commons
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We Have a Word for It Thank You in South Pacific Islands
A Rochester Times Union note on the lack of a direct “thank you” in island languages. It argues civilized people should express gratitude more often and recognize others’ sacrifices, praising those close to us. The piece urges habitual thanks to benefit both giver and receiver.
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American Wings Over Europe Highlights Bomber Strength
The report notes rising U S bomber strength and deep raids into Nazi territory. Gdynia and Vegesack attacks show Germany’s defenses may fail to stop future offensives. General Ira Eaker urges no relaxation at home as the war heats up.
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Petro Free Press
United States
Berlin
Germany
Gdynia
Vegesack
Berlin-Vegesack
Hitler
Ira Eaker
Fighth Air Force
Pulse Of The People Columns On Anonymity And War Time Policy
Letters discuss anonymity in The Record columns, U S Employment Service rules in Troy during wartime, and calls for war relief. Contributors ask about job opportunities and the world’s largest city, with editors answering on compliance, regional stabilization plans, and population estimates for London and New York City.
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Troy
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U. S. Employment Service
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Broadway
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London
New York City
New York
Unionism Running Wild in Thoughtful Rhetoric
Westbrook Pegler reflects on Father Thomas Shortell's call to praise unions while criticizing racketeering within labor. He recalls his exposure to union leaders Dubinsky and Tobin, questions the democracy of unions, and argues that anti social business practices are largely covered by law, yet unionism remains dangerous and out of check.
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New York
Worcester
Mass
Associated Press
Thomas E. Shortell
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Institute of Public Relations
Holy Cross College
Massachusetts Federation of Post Office Clerks
Father Shortells
Garment Workers
Teamsters
David Dubinsky
Daniel Tobin
Dubinsky
Tobin
Germany
Shortell
Handbook reference question example lines
A compact reference item shows Q and A style prompts about grammar usage. It includes verb agreement rules with subject-verb, pronoun forms for whoever and whomever, and subjunctive notes. It cites Rudyard Kipling and John 15:1 as quotation examples, illustrating proper attribution.
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Rudyard Kipling
Washington Upset Over Lend-Lease Tradeoffs and Allied Unity
Senators returning from war zones report a strong unity between British and American forces and officials. The piece notes criticisms of U.S. lend-lease policy, possible overgenerosity, and the need to balance American interests with British aims as global trade and neutrality complicate wartime aid. Continued on Page Sixteen.
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