Troy Welcomes Students as Colleges Open After War
The opening convocation at Russell Sage College drew six to seven hundred students while Kansasville Institute noted enrollment doubled, as New York Trojans prepare housing and faculty to accommodate veterans under the GI Bill. Local residents opened homes to newcomers, creating lifelong ties and economic benefits for Troy.
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Troy
Iowa
Russell Sage College
Xansselaer Polytechnic
Russell Sage
WPL
Unch
Spr
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Existence of sponsored mirror centers questioned
Fragmentary text claims private Ayaneios Gord backs mirror pulling centers and alleges public vaultage myths. It mentions rising divorce rates as a societal problem and hints at a lone-salon stance with limited hope for coalitions, but the excerpt is garbled and architecture of positions unclear.
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Ayaneios Gord
Mirrror
Ut Farmly
Vaulige Wy Semua
Unese
Ollie Fran Petvike
Goney
Sind Lave Sheny
Eapublig
Nish
Molotov Byrnes clash over Oder line in postwar border debate
The article reports Molotov accusing Western powers of pressuring Poland’s eastern borders, while Byrnes defends that permanent borders must be set at the peace treaty. It discusses Soviet aims, Germany’s internal divisions, and the need for a timely peace conference to create a self-sustaining Germany, with emphasis on how the Oder line underscores broader postwar boundary debates and delays in the Paris Peace Conference.
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Byrnes
Oder
Russia
Poland
Ue East
Boviet Union
Hymes
Enect
Germany
Bard
Europe
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Olter
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Ris
Alt
Austria
Paris
Fusslin
Control Council
Permittiine Lois
France
Ain
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Maloley
Metheny
War and Navy
Latin America
Thaysia
Thassia
Dewey warns on St. Lawrence Seaway disruption threat
Governor Dewey urges action as wartime and postwar shifts threaten the Burge Canal and New York waterways. He argues railroad rate suppression could endanger vital Great Lakes to New York shipments, risking state economy and labor groups across the state.
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St. Lawrence
New York
Wtleeways
Erisire
Ecomomy
Divorce crisis prompts nationwide reform effort
An official notice highlights rising divorce rates, with a 3.6 per 1000 population federal statistic and 1939 averages near 17.8 per 100 marriages. It calls for urgent preventative measures, including education in colleges and schools, strengthened legislation, and public action to curb the trend and protect family life.
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Federal
Ininstey
Tage
Rousselpoy
Rail freight rise eyed. canal system faces pressure
The Interelite Commerce Commission hears a 25 percent rail freight increase with exemptions for dry cargoes sparking debate over the New York Barge Canal. Officials warn exemptions threaten waterway yields as traffic has plunged from 4,709,488 to 2,968,682 tons, and future figures look lower. The push aims to keep rail costs down, risking canal competitiveness amid wartime and postwar transport shifts.
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Canal Commie'de
Ronsevelt
Desperate Political Posture Over Wallace Speech
The piece harshly criticizes President Truman for mishandling Henry Wallace’s speech and Wallace’s rhetoric. It argues the administration seeks leftist votes, harms US foreign policy standing, and risks alienating allies while courting extreme leftists ahead of November elections. It warns against warlike policies and calls for steadfast resistance to power plays.
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Uch
United States
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Incoherent remark at New York meeting cited
A garbled passage references Wallace making an uncertain remark about Kissin at a New York gathering. It implies broader opinion across the United States but is unclear due to missing or corrupted text.
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Kissin
New York
United States
Governor elect faces bullight after Ceorsia campaign
The governor elect of Ceorsia ale reportedly faced a bullight after concluding his election campaign. The Slite of Liberty We said to be greatly in need of renat amid recent unrest.
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Nwed
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College says athletic ads cross line again
College authorities blast athletic commercialism and insist education stays first. They contend OPA funds should not be used for propaganda, while noting public sentiment has shifted toward acceptance of athletics as part of college life.
Anniversary of anaesthetics revolution in surgery
September 1946 marks an anniversary of the beginnings of anesthesia in surgery. Dr W T G Morton, a Boston dentist, first used ether to induce anesthesia at Massachusetts General Hospital in September 1846, transforming pain management across medicine. The discovery, akin to antiseptics, marks a defining advance in modern medical knowledge and practice.
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Berkshire Vale
W. TG. Morton
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Morton
Pulse of the People letters spark columnist row
A noisy letters section debate appears. Readers challenge anonymity and editorial rights while criticizing publication policies and taxpayer concerns. The missives mention funding and publicity pressures affecting families and journalism integrity.
Community Alarm Over New Waterford Pool Plan
Residents of Waterstlet express concern over a proposed swimming pool near Waterstlet High School. Off duty Troy police officers, temporarily assigned, are cited as part of the debate while residents urge safer facilities for children and question the selection of planners and the impact on local traffic and schooling.
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Mini Aplant Naite
Watervilgt High School
Wallace speaks out on foreign policy amid internal debate
The piece discusses Henry Wallace's positions on U S foreign policy, noting his closeness to policy development and his willingness to voice concerns. It contrasts Wallace with Truman and the administration while calling for healthy inquiry into policy directions amid international implications.
Wallace Letter to Truman in bid for postwar policy
The Washington Merry-Go-Round summarizes Henry Wallace's controversial New York speech and a confidential Wallace letter to President Truman. It discusses hopes to avert a new arms race, the push for disarmament, and calls for mutual trust and collective security amid debate on postwar strategy.
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Washington
Truman
Henry Wallace
Analysis of Mr Hearter broadcasting and enunciation critique
A dense critique of a broadcaster’s performance noting tone, pacing, and emotional delivery. It discusses mispronunciations, regional influence, and the impact on public perception. The piece references historical figures and media voices while evaluating voice quality and diction in radio reporting.
American Meat Supply Struggles Amid Famine Fears
AP reports American cities face a serious meat shortage as livestock controls ease and prices rise. Cattle receipts rebound to about 80 percent of year-ago levels, hogs up 10 to 20 percent, with poultry and sheep showing mixed gains. Market data for the current week overlays declines in some categories with tentative relief on the horizon.
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