Troy Record Endorses Jones in City Judges Race
The Troy Record backs Mr. Jones for city bench, citing his 33 years as Corporation Counsel and legal experience. It favors Jones and Judge Sweeney, both Republican and Democrat respectively, as top choices and notes either would do a satisfactory job if elected.
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Troy Record
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Congress
E. Stewart Jor
Thomas J. O'Connor
O'Connor
Jones
Sweeney
Full Employment Bills Face Skeptical Congress
President Truman urged action on the Murray-Wagner Full Employment bill amid congressional doubt. House leaders Manasco and Whittington offered little optimism, while scholars like Harley Lutz questioned whether pump priming or perpetual prosperity could be delivered by such measures.
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Senate
Murray-Wagner
Truman
White House
Manasco
House Committee On Executive
Whittington
House
Congress
Harley L. Lutz
Princeton
Luiz
Defn
Lutz
Es Hill
Hoax Exposed in Murray Wagner Full Employment Drive
The passage notes beliefs of those with buying power before the October 1929 bust and describes Professor Luiz exposing a hoax backing the Murray Wagner Full Employment BUI as ineffective.
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Luiz
Murray-Wagner
Constitutional amendments and local governance issues
A fragmented text discusses constitutional amendments and local government. It mentions Nassau County and the board, with references to executive roles and democratic reform. The item hints at a formal amendment process and its potential impact on local law.
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Board of Amendment
Nassau Counties
Is He Serious about Atomic Bombs and City Dispersal
Sociologist Dr Osburn argues at a Senate hearing that if the United States is attacked by atomic bombs urban centers could be scattered to survive. He compares to London evacations and warns the nation must solve the defense problem by international cooperation and stronger the United Nations to deter atomic proliferation.
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Osburn
Cattaro
America
Ogburn
Senate
Miliry-Commerce
United States
England
London
Br. Ogburn
Ozburn
United Nations
UNRRA Funding Urged To Speed Aid In Europe
Republicans in Congress press for immediate appropriation of 550 million dollars to UNRRA, warning delays threaten starvation and epidemics in liberated nations. President Truman had urged fast action to avoid winter hardship for war-stricken peoples, noting funds are near exhaustion and this is the final 1945 obligation.
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Congress
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Europe
Truman
UNRRA
League of Women Voters
Lerop
Jeter
Frange
Aretes
Auris
Ellen A Freeslax
UNRRA publicity debate tempers aid mission critique
Congressional critics question UNRRA efficiency and personnel while conceding it remains the lone agency ready to meet Europe’s emergency needs. They urge prompt correction of faults and insist on timely funding to sustain aid until harvest and the mission’s completion.
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UNRRA
USRRA
Europe
Congress
Congressions
Republcan
China Civil War and International Reactions in Turbulent Era
The piece argues civil war rages in China between central government forces and communists, likening it to a long ongoing conflict the United States will not intervene in, urging recognition of communist rights while noting their control of large provinces. It also touches on Sino-Soviet ties, Turkey’s Thanksgiving, and postwar expectations, ending with defense by Nazis facing trial.
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China
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Kuomintang
Sinkiang
Russia
UNRRA Urgent Needs Urged by Current Comment
The Buffalo News argues Congress should fully appropriate the remaining 550 million dollars pledged to UNRRA to avert a potential funding shortfall. It warns that tying strings or reneging would worsen a looming European famine and that relief work must not be delayed while reassessing the agency later.
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UNRRA
Buffalo News
United Nations Relief & Rehabilitation Administration
Congress
Eunrra
Europe
Letters on Europe aid and Italy war views
A reader urges supporting Europe and condemns isolation as war ends. Editors note letters may be edited and names may be withheld. A Troy correspondent questions aid to Italy versus domestic needs within wartime memory and calls for fair treatment of disabled war workers.
Roosevelt Estate Purchase Reveals Public Use Grant Debacle
Westbrook Pegler reports the RFC paid 150 000 in 1943 to buy the Archibald Rogers estate near Hyde Park for a forestry demonstration project. The property, used as a guard camp for President Roosevelt, allegedly lacked public need and involved Army upgrades and tax payments to RFC affiliates. The piece notes internal rumors about a buyer like Father Divine and questions whether the sale aimed to keep the estate away from undesirables.
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New York
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hyde Park
Odizin
Department of Agriculture
Archibald Rogers
Lir Military Police Battalion
Zone of Interior
Ant Army
Szeaga Company
Rogers
Second District, Realty Corp
Rlf.c
Amalgamated Properties, Inc
Consolidated Realty Corp
Steck
RFCA
Father Divine
Hudson River
Mr. Roosevelt
Heaven
Rogers Place
Department of Apticulture
Secret Allied debates reveal Germany policy balancing Russia and U S
In Berlin October economic meetings the Allied directorate debated Germany's postwar needs with Britain pressing coal supplies and France demanding building materials. Russian General Skahalin doubted Polish coal exports while Britain balanced amid U S influence. A critical review of the German agriculture report urged concrete, heart-of-problem actions.
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Washington
Berlin
Germany
Bertin
Russia
U.S
Britain
Percy Mills Unn
M. Sergent
France
Economic Directorate
Skahalin
Boland
Berself
Red Army
Percy
West
Shabatin
Shabalie
Murray urges 30 percent wage rise to sustain postwar economy
Washington news column reports CIO leader Philip Murray arguing industry can fund a 30 percent wage increase without price shocks due to repealed excess profits taxes, war-era efficiency gains, and production gains. He warns lack of raises could trigger a $35 million weekly wage surge and deflationary pressure in 1946.
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Washington
Philip Murray
Ernest
C. SO
Meir
Murray
Reconversion Board
Framan
We the People radio program and pronoun confusion
A reader critiques the radio show We the People for its frequent use of phrases like presented by We the People. He suggests rewording to avoid awkward pronouns, proposing simpler forms to prevent distracting or grammatically jarring phrasing.
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