The Troy Record Publication and Subscription Rates
Publisher details list officers and contact, with Associated Press rights. Subscription terms show in New York and Vermont regions, with rates for various periods. Carculation note reports August 1943 daily net paid average.
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Troy Record
The
Times Record
Delvered Py
Albany
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Washington
New York State
Bennington County
Vermont
We Aucd Burda
Troy Heroes Day Urges Support Through War Bond Drive
Troy marks Heroes Day to honor local servicemen and all who join the military, urging residents to back them by subscribing to war bonds. The piece calls for practical support beyond words, noting rationing and shortages as measures of devotion and urging maximum bond purchases to sustain armies and navies worldwide.
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Troy
United States
Army
Navy
Stephen Girard
McKster
Girard
Right to Criticize The Right to Criticize
A constitutional defense of press freedom upholding that criticism in contempt of court must concern matters still pending. The Mobile Press and Register case supports that after final disposition newspapers may critique freely, warning against government efforts to curb criticism and echoing dangers seen in Nazi and fascist regimes.
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Mobile Press and Register
United States Supreme Court
Europe
Mussolini’s Strange Silence After Fall in July
The article weighs Mussolini’s uncertain status after his July downfall. It questions rescue rumors, notes lack of public voice, and considers possibilities from death to mental or physical collapse. It argues Italy rejects Fascism and Germany’s push to prop up Il Duce reflects desperation.
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Benito Mussolini
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Duce
Il Duce
Flat Feet and A Heart Murmur
The piece reflects on Frankie Sinkwich, 180-pound All-American back, released by the Marines to the Detroit Lions with an honorable discharge for physical disability. He leaves Parris Island subdued, facing war’s impact on college football and academic emphasis while speculating on future stadiums and the classroom’s rising role in 1946.
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Frankie Sinkwich
Detroit Lions
Frankie
Parris Island
Georgia
Salamaua
Salerno
Roosevelt advisers draw scrutiny over Rosenman appointment
The President's choice to make Judge Samuel Rosenman a full time adviser draws concern about influence and accountability in a democracy. Rosenman has shaped New Deal policy while serving on the New York State Supreme Court and as an unofficial counsellor to Roosevelt since 1932. Critics warn that private influence on federal policy bypasses public scrutiny and risks an unseen political direction.
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Samuel J. Rosenman
Rosenman
Washington
Roosevelt
New York State Supreme Court
Troy
United States
Behind the scenes power and its risks in governance
The piece critiques executive dominance in legislation since 1933, noting many influential aides stay anonymous and questioning accountability to legislative bodies. It connects to wartime concerns and a Florida judge defending human flaws in the judiciary.
Current Comment on Canada’s War Effort and Unity
The Montreal Star notes the fifth year of war, urging leaders to review progress more often. It highlights total war meaning, Canada’s broad home front effort, and reports from Australian press praising Canada's contributions and population effort alongside the Solomons and Aleutians.
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King
Canada
Britain
Aleutians
Australia
Solomons
Sydney Bulletin
Quebec
Readers seek guidance on wartime policies and benefits
In Troy September 1943 readers request anonymity for letters to The Record, inquire about enlistment in the Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron, and ask about draft rules, beneficiary designations, and gas rationing for funerals and travel during war. Answers reference draft boards, insurance beneficiaries, and gas coupons rules.
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Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron
the Record
Women's Auxiliary Ferry Squadron
Troy
Vanishing American myth echoed in long range Indian population forecast
The New York Sun notes the American Indian population has risen since 1900 and may reach about 720,000 by 2003 if current growth continues, offset by a falling death rate from 28.3 to 12.6 per thousand between 1929 and 1940.
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New York Sun
Office of Indian Affairs
Lummer
Continental
United States
Nina
Pinta
Santa Maria
Fair Enough Westbrook Peggyler Portrayal of Mrs Roosevelt
The author argues Mrs Roosevelt commands a small, political youth following lacking idealism. Youth rely more on home leadership than public figures, viewing her entourage as preoccupied with groups and tactics. The piece contrasts patronage with genuine virtue, noting Tunney’s failed rival movement and the triumph of parental example in guiding youth.
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New York
Roosevelt
United States
Mrs. Roosevelt
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Hagues
Pendergasts
Tunney
Washington Dispatch on Lehman and postwar relief agency
The piece describes Lehman’s likely chairmanship of a new international relief and rehabilitation body, tensions with the State Department, and shifts in GOP isolationist votes. It notes Alaska trip findings by Senator Langer and Russian requests for promised aircraft, plus White House lawn care, a tennis court briefing, and Louisiana politics over Judge Dawkins.
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Hull
New York
Ac- Washington
Lehman
Bename
Soull
Congress
Mackinac Island
United National Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Great Britain
Russia
China
White House
Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
State Department
Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
New International Organization
Noee
Vandenberg
Michigan
United States
Dean Acheson
Lehman Organization
Senate
Louisiana
Judge Dawkins
Jimmy Allred
Texas
Dawkins
Huey Long
Justice Department
Judge Allred
Louisana
OCD
Stanley McCandless
Yale University
Yale
Julian Cacerna
Grammar Qs and A on Comparative Forms and Style
A compact rundown of usage tips: use taller for two and tallest for three or more. avoid awkward phrases like bride-to-be. hyphenation rules for compounds with lengths use plural feet inches yards after long words. starting sentences with I or conjunctions is acceptable when aiming for exact fairness and clarity.
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John
William
Merriam - Webster
James
Civilian Draft Control Urged Against Military Dominance
The piece argues Congress intended a civilian managed Selective Service system but failed by placing a military man in charge and letting the military shape manpower. It cites war plant labor needs, civilian production, and executive delegation to Donald Nelson to show ongoing civilian-military clashes in drafting policy.
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Washington
Congress
Acic
Hershey
America
Roosevelt
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Mr. Nelson
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