Troy War Chest Drive Urges United Community Effort
The piece urges Troy and surrounding areas to intensify the Allied Communities War Chest campaign. It emphasizes humanitarian duty to disabled veterans and families, links victory at home to support abroad, and calls for generous local giving during a mid phase of the drive. It praises past responses and asks for renewed sacrifice for the war effort.
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Troy
Allied Communities War Chest
Red Festival
Hese
Hamm for County Judge
The Troy Record praises Governor naming Herbert D. Hamm as County and Children's Court judge. It asserts his temperament, experience as County Attorney and lawyer parent make him suitable and urges voters to reelect him on November 6. The editorial argues partisanship should not affect a judicial position.
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Troy Record
Herbert D. Hamm
County and Children's Court
Beleves
Forrestal Opposes Merger and Navy Sees Risk
Secretary Forrestal and seven Army leaders urge unity citing wartime command confusion and duplicated effort. Navy extremists led by Admiral King oppose merger arguing for decentralization and a wartime council led by the Commander in Chief as a quicker path to coordination.
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Patterson
Stimson
Marshall
MacArthur
Tep
Navy
King
Forrestal
Debate on Army Navy Unification Urges Immediate Action
A dated editorial argues that unified command is long debated and delaying risks inefficient war readiness. It proposes a congressional committee including Army Navy officials and civilians to decide promptly, noting Britain’s example of a separate air service yet unified defense.
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Sears
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Congress
Air Service
Army
Navy
Committée of All Services
United Service
Truman criticized for attending Democratic lobbyist party
The piece questions Representative Hoffman and other officials for attending a $875.00 Jefferson Island party in Chesapeake Bay hosted by a prominent lobbyist. It notes the host’s naval past and large money deposits, argues some lobbying practices tempt officials, and suggests better decency with Dutch treat hosting. It warns public officials must avoid undue influence.
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Truman
Hoffman
Michigan
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
Alend
Smoke Menace Must Be Stopped in Troy
Citizens confront ongoing smoke nuisance harming homes and health. Mayor pledges action after weeks of complaints. offenders warned of immediate cessation or face consequences as the city pushes for cleaner air and a healthier community.
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Troy
Meyer
Common Council
Miy
Nousing
The Nazi Indictments and the Nürnberg Trials
The piece argues indictments target top Nazi leaders and key groups for aggression and genocide. It stresses a new international law asserting that war aggression is a crime against humanity, noting Allied effort to include the German General Staff and the broader impact on future peace and justice for 10 million victims.
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United States
Britain
Russia
Nuernburg
Baltic issue raises Baltic states status in Nuremberg trial
Justice Jackson signed the four power indictment with a qualification to acknowledge Russia's Baltic claims. The move avoids delaying Nuremberg but highlights a drift in U S foreign policy. Washington faces a choice on whether Estonia Latvia and Lithuania are independent nations.
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Justice Jackson
Russia
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
United States
Jackson
Nuernberg
Howay
Russia Baltic
Veterans criticizes CIO leaders in Troy column
Louis G. Hicks executive secretary of Troy Veterans of World War II objects to remarks by Sylvester Cunningham Local 318 president and to CIO leadership. He accuses Hillman Golden and others of sectarian unionism bias and urges support for veterans to regain jobs and rights after world war II. He cites military service and calls out C IO and P AC influence.
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Troy
New York
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Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organization
da Yid McDonald
United Steel Workers of America
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Co. EO
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All America
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Bataan
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al Smith
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Benedict Arnold
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Louis G. Hicks
Troy Veterans of
Democratic critique of unions in Port of New York controversy
Westbrook Pegler argues that Communist influence and undemocratic practices plague unions like Curran and Ryan in the Port of New York. He cites alleged racketeering, ballot suppression, and oaths pledging loyalty to labor over the United States. The piece questions democracy in unions and Roosevelt era remedies, hinting at broader labor conflicts.
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New York
Jet Rran
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Pyans Union
Ryan
Labor-Daiter
Sears
Harry Bridges
Joz Curran
C. EO
Bridges
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Supreme Court
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Aay
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Washington Merry-Go-Round: Japan, State Dept, and MacArthur
In Tokyo the push toward democratization gains pace as MacArthur aligns with reformers and pushes women's suffrage. State Department changes replace appeasers with younger Far Eastern experts while deterrents from the Pentagon grow louder as military discharges loom. The piece notes tensions among Japan's elite, opinions on Shidehara, and sensitivity to military favoritism affecting enlisted men.
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Washington
Japan
Deas Acheson
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Wotan
United States
Baron Shidehara
Nize
Byrkes
State Department
Byrnes
Hin
Eugene Booman
Joseph Hallustine
Far East
Trey
John Carter Vincent
Corde Hui
Vincent
Hut
McCloy
Tokyo
Yurixe Chujo
Konore
Aristocrac
Shidehara
Kato
China
Pentagon Bulldine
Jeffers
Navy
O’daniel
Texas
Wheeler
Montana
Beratty
Marcants
Robert Stripling
Dies Committee
Stripling
Forrestal proposes National Security Council for defense policy
Secretary Forrestal urges a four member council from War Navy State and the National Security Resources Board to craft U S defense policy under the President as Commander in Chief. He argues against merging departments and stresses healthy competition and coordinated effort with the Joint Chiefs of Staff to protect national security.
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Washington
James Forrestal
Navy
War and Navy
National Security Council
War
State Departments
National Security | Tesources Board
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Forrestal
America
Mr. Forrestal
U. S Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Pacific
Admiral King
Chiefs of Stati
Plural forms of compound nouns and court martial rules
The article explains how compound nouns like court martial form plurals by treating the second element as descriptive. It shows rights of way as correct plural of right of way, and lists exceptions such as knights templars and break throughs. It advises consulting a reputable dictionary for hyphenation and variant spellings.
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