The Troy Record and Times Record Details
The document lists staff roles at The Troy Record and The Times Record, including publisher editor and treasurer, plus a private branch exchange. It notes subscription terms, delivery options, and rates, with reference to Associated Press affiliation and circulation notes. A fragment mentions Basic language learning and a former Russian ambassador’s testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HO Betts
Frank Lo Lord
Dweht Marvin
Troy
Associated Press
Ibis
Two Fronts Open on Germany and Japan War Plans
Allied planners foresee simultaneous offensives in Europe and the Pacific. Major attacks could shrink the war as the United Nations press campaigns from Rabaul, Lae, Bougainville, and Tokyo hinge on rapid advances. MacArthur and Nimitz map a broad anti-Japanese arc and leverage leapfrog and airborne tactics to isolate Lae and strike Rabaul.
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Italy
Germany
Japan
Pacific
Quebec
United Nations
Southwest Pacific
Marakhur
Rabaul
New Britain
Tokyo
Guadalcanal
Munda
Salamaua
Lee
Milne Bay
New Georgia
Bougainville
MacArthur
Nimitz
Malayan
Crete
Lae
Rabat
Basic-Universal Language Promises 850 Word Foundation
An article discusses Basic English a simplified second language for Americans, citing Winston Crutch and Ivor Richards. It highlights the claim that a core of 850 words can express essential communication, comparing its simplicity to other languages and noting usage in fiction, religion, and diplomacy.
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South America
Mae
Ivy Lituavs
Washington
Ardeni Cn
Winston Crutc Hi
Har Bismarck
Nebel
China
C. K. Ogden
Basic
Ivor A. Richards
Starvard
Roosevelt
Court Test on Portal to Portal Pay Issue
United Mine Workers sue in federal court at Birmingham Alabama and operators sue in Abingdon Virginia over portal to portal pay under the Wage and Hour Act. Miners say current pay already rises 30 percent above the average weekly wage with overtime and allowances, while the dispute over portal to portal pay tests is expected to be clarified by court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Labor Board
Portal
United Mine Workers
Birmingham
Alabama
Federars
Portal Pay
Abingdon
Virginia
Min- Ben Tech Siva
Portal To Portal
Seat Court
Joan L. Lewis
The Russian Advance Continues Across Ukraine Front
The Russians press their offensive in a widening drive capturing Stalino and key positions including Orel Belgorod Kharkov and Taganrog. German withdrawals show weakening lines as Stalinist offensives push toward the Dnieper, Crimea, and Black Sea regions with air power shifting in Russia’s favor.
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Stalino
Orel
Belgorod
Kharkov
Taganrog
Russia
Wehrmacht
Hitler
Qrel
Perhans
Ilan
Pla
Stalin
Dnieper
Iodoenap
Prussia
Kiev
Black Sea
Caucas
Strait of
Keren
Gat
Crimea
Uikraine
Kerch Srait
Our Shipbuilding Achievement in World War II
The piece celebrates American shipyards for their wartime output and warns against neglecting the Merchant Marine after the war. It cites Admiral Emory S. Land’s report that the U S is building more merchant vessels than the rest of the world combined and recalls WWI shipbuilding strength and later declines. It questions whether a relapse will follow WWII gains and urges decisive action to sustain shipping.
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United Nations
Emory S. Land
Adora Land
Seven Seas
Great Britain
France
United States
Europe
Britain
America
Postwar cooling period urged by Hoover outline
The Washington Star reports on a postwar program by Herbert Hoover calling for a cooling-off period before a final peace. He warns against rushing talks, arguing immediate settlement risks self-serving gains, while noting interim steps like order, food, disarmament, and addressing displaced peoples must proceed. He cautions that premature optimism could invite new conflicts.
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Washington Star
Werhert Hoover
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Versailles
Postwar Problems And Civic Duty In The Record
A reader letter column discusses postwar duties, unity, and vigilance against alien influences. It cites Nebraskas motto and urges citizen responsibility in rebuilding a war-torn world with caution toward anonymity in communications to the newspaper.
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Uncle Sam
Nebr
America
Samuel
Cadmus
Avai
Italy's Armistice and Allied Advance Reshape War
A Washington analysis argues Italy’s exit from the Axis and the Allied occupation will open a southern France invasion, aid air bases, and bolster sea power. It praises Italian liberation, warns German resistance, and suggests a shortened war if Central Europe’s people rally for armistice.
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Italy
Mediterranean
France
Balkans
Europe
Hitler
Latin America
Spain
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Holland
Poland
Greece
Moscow
North
Africa
America
Britain
Canada
Germany
Alps
Rubber industry session halts expansion drive in the South
Washington reports Big Four tire makers plan to expand new plants in Texas and the South. United Rubber Workers led by S. H. Dalrymple argues warehouses hold idle equipment. Jeffers sides with labor ordering expansions cut and plants kept in existing locations. He cites Kelly Springfield and U S Rubber in Eau Claire as recoverable plants. Jeffers urges less haste and more common sense.
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Washington
Big Bill Jeffers
Goodsear
Firestone
Goodrich
U. S. Rubber
Chiefy
Texas
South
Akron
United Rubber Workers
Jeffers
S. H. Dalrymple
Jeffers Stomps
Kelly-Springfield
Cumberland
Maryland
Ordnance
U.S
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Feffers
Harvey Firestone, Jr
J. W. Thomas
P. W. Litchfield
Goodyear
Bedaux
Dalrymple
Fair Enough Newburg Local 825 Strike Turmoil
A local 825 Operating Engineers strike near Newburg halts work on Stewart Field and Montgomery Field as Army projects cost about 26 million. The author accuses the union mob of coercion, notes pay scales for oiler and machine operators, and cites Col. A B Jones blaming the blockading actions while Cadet safety is cited as a concern. The local secretary Henry McArdle is mentioned amid an indictment in the county.
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Newburg
Operating Engineers’ Union
Army
West Point
John Arborio
Newbury
Stewart Field
Montgomery Field
Stewart
Washington
War Department
Col
A. B. Jones
New York
Union
Military
Henry McaArdle
The 1804 dollar in coin lore and fakes
The Coin Corner reviews the 1804 dollar's romance and rarity, noting fewer than twenty believed genuine, with prices reaching $4250 for a true specimen. It explains detection methods for altered dates and previews next week’s piece on the 1913 Liberty Head nickel.
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United States
Une
Troy
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