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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1946
Page
5
The 1947 budget estimates show savings across appropriations revenues and tax levy with a shift to sound financing. Health department consolidation reduces costs and boosts state aid. debt charges are included and pay-as-you-go policy remains. Officials tout less political manipulation and a principled, fiscally responsible approach.
The text discusses reactions to Hermann Goering’s suicide, noting Jackson’s stance as prosecutor and urging continued pursuit of war criminals. It argues Goering’s act cannot erase guilt of others in the Nazi regime and emphasizes removing remaining Nazi seeds to ensure history condemns the crimes.
The article argues that in free markets supply and demand set prices, noting price highs and eventual declines as production responds. It criticizes political figures who dispute the law, cites Eleanor Roosevelt, and emphasizes household buying power as a corrective force, while endorsing jury system reforms rather than complete discard.
The text argues for a commissioner of jurors to ensure qualified jurors are summoned and to avoid reliance on prosecutors or defense attorneys for eligibility checks. It discusses benefits and drawbacks of expanding county officialdom, noting past failures in jury qualification and proposing centralized accountability while warning against potential abuses and missteps in creation.
The piece argues the Democratic Party faces political panic similar to 1932, criticizing Truman's shifting policies on foreign policy, the draft, and trade, and naming figures like Wallace Byrnes Hannigan Mead and Truman as failing leaders. It asserts a need for a stable policy and laments perceived reversals.
An analysis notes the presidential hopeful risks losing appeal by a supposed detachment from common voters amid ongoing shortages and a rough campaign trail. The piece questions whether the candidate can remain a true representative of the people.
The text critiques governance focusing on borders and honor while neglecting citizens welfare. It notes trees grown as crops and misreads about weeding. It mentions Australia, the United States, and a disputed figure of 147 with a wager of over ten million dollars.
A collage of reader letters requests privacy for signatures, discusses immigration and marriage rules, fears about future wars, urban safety worries, and asks about diesel engine training. The mix shows public concerns on privacy, policy, safety, and education with scattered responses from The Record and editors.
A garbled inquiry questions whether KOKA or WHAZ is the correct station and asks about KNICK and related identifiers in a unclear, scrambled message.
The piece praises a Denver progressive Democratic group led by Eugene Cervi with active volunteers from labor veterans and local Democrats. It notes strong campaign work for John A. Carroll and potential to unseat Gillespie, plus a path to governor with support from a reform-minded state party. It contrasts local vigor with national party weakness and urges unity among progressives.
A fragmented discussion traces the origin of a puzzling phrase and its pronunciation. It references De Vere and 1872 works, cites Webster’s, and notes a US Illinois daily usage with remarks on Caribbean or Latin roots, ending with a call for a paid copy.
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