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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1945
Page
3
Six Years Ago And Now On September First 1929 Germany Under Hitler Began
A retrospective recalls Hitler rising to power and Germanys drive toward war. It notes Poland fall after quick conquest and bombing of Warsaw, Britain’s stalwart defense, American isolationism, and the moral reckoning that followed with Germany expelled from civilized nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Britain
France
Germain
Vissuls
Warsaw
Wehrmacht
Luftwifle
United States
Hitler
Erd
America
Reich
A Speech Never To Be Forgotten Gefers
Macarthur's address to the nation last night recalls great American speeches and is praised as epitomizing the American epic. It is urged to be read and spoken in public schools, praised for poetic phrasing and a forward looking vision of spiritual improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macarthur
Washington
Lincoln
Geintsburg
Webster
Bonkes
Woodrow Wilson
Bur
General Macarthur
Wilson
Pearl Harbor Whitewash Protest Demands Full Inquiry
The piece argues against whitewashing Pearl Harbor and urges a full investigation led by Congress. It questions President involvement and calls for accountability of Hull, Kimmel, Short, Stimson, Knox, and other leaders, insisting the truth must be revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Hull
Ferguson
United States
Senate
Justice Roperts
Army
Navy
Japan
Kimmel
Short
John 7. Flynn
Kimmel and
Stimson
Knox
Lake
Defense of Democracy Speech by President Truman
President Truman defends democracy as the sole system that grants liberty and personal rights. He argues liberty enables true progress, while tyranny yields only mechanical gains, urging that freedom sustains the republic and its ascent toward higher goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Lewer
Lend lease debts and the path to postwar reconciliation
The passage argues the $36 billion lend-lease debt is ethically fictitious and uncollectible. It proposes two options: forgive most of the debt to secure allies or keep it as a constant irritant. It stresses frank discussion with equity and law, aligning with Truman and Byrnes on erasing or settling balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oae
Russia
Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Truman
Byrnes
Postwar finances show deficits will loom large after victory
The article argues that budget cuts must eliminate deficits, not merely reduce them. It cites wartime costs and canceled contracts, warning that even optimistic reductions leave a large remaining debt and long amortization. It urges deeper retrenchment and fiscal discipline by government departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Harold D. Smith
Federal Bureau of the Budget
Bureau of the Budget
Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Truman
Lend-Lease Debate Sparks Government Split Noted
Discussion over President Truman's lend-lease stance and Byrnes explanation as a partisan rift appears exaggerated. The speaker argues bulk lend-lease debts will be forgotten while some recoveries may occur, stressing alliance aid and ongoing overseas trade as essential to prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Byrhes
Russia
Byrnes
United States
Jendicase
Veterans and families seek guidance on World War I and II benefits
Letters to The Record from Troy and Watervliet veterans and dependents discuss World War I bonuses, non service pensions, and marriage eligibility for veterans. Readers ask about eligibility, consent rules, and how to obtain benefits or veteran buttons, with editor responses clarifying GI Bill and discharge entitlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Avis
Troy
Germany
York State
Political Stage Today on Pearl Harbor Inquiries
David Lawrence argues investigations into Pearl Harbor failings should begin immediately to uncover responsibility for Clark Field Manila and Port Moresby losses. He notes Congress delayed funding and that both military leadership and officials were constrained by budget politics and appeasement pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Peat Harbor
Clark Field
Manila
MacArthur
Pormosa
Armed Services
Congress
Philippines
Deplorable Columnists Draw Fire From Congressmen
The Washington Merry Go Round column features a guest essay by Michigan Republican Clare Hoffman criticizing radio commentators and columnists. He denounces what he calls depraved columnists who misstate facts and manipulate public opinion for money, urging readers to reject their influence and demand accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Torum
Allegan
Mich
Saturday Evening Post
Seckles
Post
Pearson
INS
Debating War Debts and Global Roles in Postwar Echoes
In a critical reflection on postwar economics and policy, the writer mocks debt forgiveness while arguing against paying speculative costs. The piece muses on imperial finance, industrial protection, and the limits of U S influence abroad, citing Pearl Harbor debates and naval strategy with a satirical tone.
Debunking the Broap A bold phonetic atlas by Frank Colby
The monograph argues against the idea that spellings such as aha alifter chahnée tahnee or other pronunciations reflect culture or dictionary preference. It advocates simplifying pronunciation guides and offers a free copy via a stamped self addressed envelope to Frank Colby in care of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentto Mussolini
Britain
France
Lee
USA
Frank Colby
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