Jobs No Guarantee Of Lasting Peace
The article argues that while widespread employment helps reduce unrest, it cannot guarantee peace. It cites Germany before World War I as economically prosperous yet warlike, notes that wars arise from more than poverty, and asserts greed and bigotry persist despite jobs for all.
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New York
Germany
England
Austria
Serbia
Russia
Frente
Africa
Albany
Inon
Wach Bie
Hegel
The Great Myth About Government and American Prosperity
A critique arguing government is a consumer not creator of jobs and that real prosperity comes from unhampered American industry. It highlights Henry Kaiser, Henry Ford, James Lincoln, and Lincoln Electric’s cooperative pay for workers, alleging New Deal policies hinder growth and suppress incentive.
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America
Henry Kaiser
Henry Ford
James F. Lincoln
Lincoln Electric Company
Lincoln
Treasury Department
N. Tian
Mr. Ford
Henry Fords
James
Government as umpire not dictator in economy saying
A speaker argues economic security requires high productivity and cooperative labor, with government limited to policing to ensure order. One man cannot guarantee wages. government should act as an umpire rather than a dictatorial boss.
Dewey Attacks Administration as Senile and Quarrelsome
Governor Dewey derides an aging, quarrelsome White House and questions the President's political wisdom. He cites quotations and disputes, arguing the administration may be senile and losing effectiveness.
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Dewey
Youss Lochnivar
Bros of
Graybeards
Nyaen
White House
Gavernor Dewey
Edison and Hague expose New Jersey political clash
The piece links former Governor Charles Edison to cleaning up New Jersey politics and undermining Boss Hague. It argues Edison stood against corruption, pressured Hague’s machine, and reshaped state politics, with Edison framed as delivering reform while the Boss faced decline. The narrative ties national politics to New Jersey’s electoral votes and reform ideals.
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Charles Edison
New Jersey
Dever
Edison
Boss Hague
Jersey City
White House
Melign Association
Hudson
Hagues
Organiza
Dague
Hague
Sidney Hillman
Earl Browder
State of
New
Hague's Power Said Broken by Edison Report
A terse report to the President states that Hague's influence is definitely and permanently broken, leaving him unable to hold his organization together as efforts to bait it fail.
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Jersey
Hague
Edison
A Call to Form a Federal Youth Bureau After War
A Senate subcommittee urges creating a federal commission to promote youth welfare, housing, education, medical care, and recreation. Critics warn against new agencies, arguing existing Children's Bureau suffices and parental responsibility remains key to reducing delinquency.
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Senate
Extratente
Congress
Neitiher
Community Letters Raise Anonymity and Delinquency Concerns
Readers discuss preserving anonymity in letters to The Record, warn about youth delinquency and moral decline, blame atheism and weak education, and urge better home life. Letters from Troy and Watervliet reflect postwar worries about crime, discipline, and public behavior.
U S S Texas Saintly Veteran of War and Invasion Valor
The article praises U S S Texas as a veteran battleship, noting its 1910s construction, 1912 commissioning, service in World War I, and involvement in Cherbourg and Saint Tropez operations. It highlights the ship’s continued value despite newer battleships and recalls a 96 inch armor-piercing shell hit at Cherbourg, with crew anecdotes and national pride in the vessel’s enduring role.
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Newark News
New York Navy Yard
Cherbourg
France
U.S. S. Texas
Jane's Fighting Ships
U.S. S. New York
Washington 4
Indiana
U. SS
New York
U. S. S. Texas
Texas
New Jersey
Jane's
Astras
Virginia Capes
Scapa Flow
Saint-Tropex
Births and Deaths Notice from Troy October 7
A brief birth and death notice appears for Troy dated October 7 with sparse details. The fragment references subscriber group and editorial note about moving announcements back to the proper page.
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Troy
Berle Critiqued by Dewey Ally Over New Deal Economics
Raymond Moley analyzes a heated exchange involving Adlai Berle, Jr. and Governor Dewey. Dewey labels Berle’s remarks as signaling government ownership of productive plants, while Berle defends private enterprise as insufficient for employment and wealth creation. Moley recalls Berle’s 1939 stance labeling it economic totalitarianism.
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Adoion A. Berle, Jr
Dewey
Nan
Mr. Dewey
Mr. Berle
United States
Frans
White House
Berle
Frank
Berle Tnec
Coene
TNEG
Roosevelt
Washington Notes on Labor Vote and Pacific Artillery Issues
The piece surveys Dewey aides crafting a Pittsburg speech to win steel and coal workers, with unions and wages in focus. It then discusses Saipan and Peleliu artillery problems, Marine and Army friction, and postwar radio frequency talks.
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Dewey
Pittsburg
Washington
Bewex
Pennsylvania
Joby L. ‘Lewis
Dewitt Clinton
Albany
Peete
Seattle
White House
Fd.r
Navy
Marine Corps
Pacific Islands
Roosevelts Audience Attack Sparks Washington Outrage
In Washington on Sept. 23 two naval officers with clean records were beaten by a large crowd thought to include Roosevelt supporters. Both officers were cleared of misconduct, while the assailants remain unidentified. The piece criticizes federal and local agencies for not arresting anyone. The article labels the affair a simple police case and hints at political manipulation.
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New York
Roosevelt
Dan Tobin
Statler
Navy
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Hawkshaw
Brady
Nick Carter
Sherlock Holmes
Department of Justice
Grand Jury
Secret Service
The
Treasury
Army
Harold Ickes
Gestapo
Dan
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Handbook OF Practical English
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