Fragmented amid noisy clipping hints at paper economic data
A garbled OCR style snippet from The Troy Record or Times Korea mentions circulation figures, costs, and delivery notes. It references New York State aid, carriers, and August attendance, with scattered figures like 12487, 6.08, and 255, alongside stray names and locales.
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Troy
Poole
Bees Orme
Trey Recorder
Times Korea
Scone
Saw
Abiony
Renawelser
Arakes
Aco West Kon
Cometisg
New York State
Beteesgen
Ceyases Tintvaner
Mets Sps
WSGT
Peat Maber
AGH Bureau
Ciresigtiota
Weather Warnings Saved Lives In Atlantic Coast Storm
A hurricane compared with 1938 caused 18 deaths and about 30 million in damage as it moved along the coast. Center never touched Islip, New York, and by the time it passed Rhode Island and Massachusetts its impact lessened. Strong warnings and evacuations reduced fatalities and property loss, with only local heavy damage in places like Atlantic City.
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Weather Bureau
Long Island
New York City
Thames River
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Atlantic
New England
Atlantic Coast
Carolinas
Fire Island
New York
Atlantic City
Lces
Invasion Move Near Philippines Hinted by Morotai Landing
Progress in the Pacific accompanies heavy losses to Japanese shipping and air forces. Gen Douglas MacArthur announces American troops have landed on Morotai in the northern Moluccas, signaling possible near-term Philippines invasion. The raid series since September 8 has cost Japan 301 aircraft and 135 ships, straining its merchant fleet and transport capability.
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Douglas MacArchur
Moro J 3
Moluccas
Philippines
Sampans
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Japan
Morotai
Mi Ganao
Philippine Archipelago
Seshirel MacArthur
Halmahera
MacArthur
Nimitz
Halsey
Eisenhower
Bradley
Patton
Clark
Arnold
King
Marshall
Acute Transportation Shortage Sparks Mixed Reactions
The piece laments a severe car shortage with about 4,000 vehicles removed daily amid fuel and maintenance woes while comparing U S driving norms to other nations. It notes families still crowd roads on Sundays and suggests embracing simpler pleasures, car sharing, and public transit without widespread panic.
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United States
Anan
United Sistas
Sivegery
Australia
France
England
Argentina
Spain
Trend Toward Dewey in Polls Shapes Campaign
The piece argues public polls from Gallup Fortune Crossley Newsweek all show a narrow Roosevelt lead fading, with a consistent drift toward Dewey. It notes varying outcomes but a common trend: momentum toward the Republican candidate, urging Republicans to maintain and bolster that momentum while remaining vigilant against counter-currents.
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Gallup
For Fune
Crossley
Tme
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Dewey
Union
Roosevel
Fortune
Newsweek
Troy
Uae
Republian
Rubber Headache After War Rubber Shortage And Synthetic Strategy
A major postwar issue is how to manage a potential surplus of rubber supplies. The article discusses how recutting $750,000,000 of wartime synthetic rubber plants could yield 600,000 tons annually, with natural rubber likely returning to market at 1.6 million tons. It argues for maintaining a minimum 200,000 tons of synthetic production, keeping some plants on standby, and avoiding a foreign rubber cartel or subsidies that favor natural rubber. It notes support for not junking synthetic plants to protect Britain’s rubber interests and the need for careful industry leadership to prevent price manipulation and obsolescence.
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Sppests
Binter
Britain
US Army to Sell Thirty Thousand War Vehicles
The United States army plans to sell about thirty thousand war vehicles soon. Citizens are invited to consider a purchase opportunity including jeeps and tanks as part of the surplus disposal. The broomcorn harvest is unusually large this year, suggesting a national need for new brooms to sweep the nation clean.
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United States Army
Nature
Washington
Plight of Italy Call for Reform in Allied Occupation
The Rochester Times Union warns the Allies face a mounting humanitarian crisis in Allied-ruled Italy. It faults the AMGI ACC for bureaucracy, notes UNRRA funds exist but are hampered by policy divergence, and argues food, jobs, and demining lack proper tools. It urges focus on Rome and core peace axioms instead of vast agencies.
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Italy
Rochester Times-Union
Umder
UNRRA
United Nations
Canada
Haly
Mussolini
Allied Military Government
AMG
Allied Control Commission
ACC
Tower of Babel
Rome
As Maine Goes and the Nation's Political Echoes
A Milwauke e Journal essay notes the old slogan As Maine goes so goes the nation. It discusses Maine voting patterns, its September governor and congress elections, and how Maine predicted national trends historically. It observes Maine voted Republican alongside the nation in several cycles and highlights uncertainty about current signals.
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Maine
Grover. Cleveland
Hoover
London
An Open Letter on Dictators and Schooling in The Record
Readers respond to calls for anonymity in letters to The Record while a long editorial critique discusses Hitler Mussolini and Stalin as cautionary examples of dictatorship. A correspondent from Troy cites Capper and argues against declaring war by one man, urging congressional action instead.
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Utler
Mussolini
Stalin
Trarandia
Frederick ‘Nietzche
Hitler
Napoleon
Europe
Germany
Senator Capper
Kansas
Congress
John Dexter
Troy
Sept
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local stations list a dense schedule of morning to late night programs. It names many hosts and shows including Morning Newspaper Timekeeper Breakfast Civ ic Fannie Burst What’s Cooking and Horace Heidt among others, with a long run of musical and talk segments across dayparts.
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Timekeeper
Evelss Johnson
Buddy Calea
Ford plans to use Willow Run for postwar farming gear
Washington officials reveal Ford will convert the Willow Run bomber plant into a large scale agricultural implement center. The principal product is a new self propelled plow with attachments, aimed at low prices to aid small farmers. Ford hopes to shift from war production to farm equipment quickly.
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Washington
Ford
Willow Run
Ferguson
Search Tractor
Harry Ferguson
Perguson
Ford Works
Army
War Department
Mountbatten
Quebec
Roosevelt
Louis ‘Mountbatten
Ceylon
George
England
Burma
Singapore
United’ States
Kandy
Loyd Mountbatten
The Political Stage Today in Washington
Governor Dewey attacked President Roosevelt for denying aid to General MacArthur in the Southwest Pacific. The piece argues strategy decisions are the joint chiefs’ domain, not political, and notes Navy opposition to MacArthur plans. It discusses Britain U S lines, records secrecy, and public perception of Roosevelt in campaign rhetoric.
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Washington
Dewey
Roosevelt
General MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
New York
Pacific
United States Navy High Command
macArthur
Army Air Forces
Europe
Fienmany
United States Joint Chiefs
Army
Navy
Great Britain
Etail
United States
Quiz on Middle Names Prompts Household Debate
A national magazine highlights middle names of public figures, contrasting formal names with casual usage. It cites Harold LeClair Ickes and John Idevellya Lewis and asks readers to guess more examples such as James Chester James and others. Answers are promised on page twelve.
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National
Harold LeClair Ickes
John Idevellya Lewis
Jamies
James
Chester
Thorax
Herbert
William
Warren
Rutherford
Ulyssex
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Pouz Shoe
Boldiers
Wrcst
Orr Sane
Everybees
Gilbert
Sid Suliiver
Ander Seared
Tisé Lo
Marker Bannet
Heath Hunters
McConnel
Bebe Ruth
Alex Dreier
Catholic Pam
Bil Bradies
Barry Wood
Ole Opry
Newas
O. S. Marlnes
Sustain the Wings
Albury — Li
Secred Heart
Garten Gait
Country Journal
Children’s Pen
Mary Lee Faglor
Warren Sweeney
Let's Pretend
Fashions In Actionw
Theaer P
Stara Geer Rollswood
Nation
Maryer
Amarita
Kenny Boxer
Marines
Otis—Shep Pieie
Weely Herman
Leon Decker
Lemage
Israel
First Baptist
State St
Methodist
War Journal
Saramy Haye
Leland Stowe
Mise Hattie
Bonkitt
Mary Smail
Paul
Pearson
Greendels Chapel
Edward Torchinson
Waler Winchell
Lower Basin
Simmy Ficher
Rees
Naxs
George Cropka
Summer Direct
Rym Berry
Repocits
Elivet
Stradbvard Oren
Labgon
Vintton
Rash Hashanah
Otehextra
the Army
Joseph Rotondo
Asgette McCullagh
Syzpioar_Orch
Cathelc
Tom Heddy
Charite McCarthy
Que Mans Tandy
Merry-Go
Pevad
American Albin
Jackie Glearon
News of the World
Pon Biggs
Kew Voices
Cheren
Whops Gyer
Jercan
Thidd
Great Lakes Choir
Emanuel Baptist
Fabernachs
Biandie
Doctor
Bob Tromt
Rove Orch
Peppia Thysh
Jack Pepper
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Merry
Crew
Agricultural Implement Center
Atrsche
Messige
Chisog Kanshek
Xirplang
Caunghing
Brendan Bracken
Mountostten
Siat
Qeiet
Alan Brooke
Britioa
Churchill
Churchil
United Siqgtes
General Marshall
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Ffont
David Lawrence
India
China
Eweire
White House
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