Rail Peace Hope Voiced By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt said the rail wage dispute could be settled by legislation or an agreement between employees and carriers. He warned extra increases would be inequitable and said time and a half for overtime could be resolved without a law if an agreement is reached.
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Congress
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Fred M. Vinson
James F. Byrnes
House
Vinson
Transportation
Joseph B. Eastman
Doctor's Wife Is Injured in Fall in Public Square
Mrs. Cora A. LaFontaine, 64, wife of Dr Edgar W. LaFontaine, sustained a fractured right hip when a man bumped her and knocked her to the sidewalk in Public Square. She was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment.
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Watertown
Cora A. LaFontaine
Edgar W. LaFontaine
Stone Street
Mercy Hospital
Public Square
Allied Bombs Rain on Axis Europe Continues
Allied air forces hit targets across Europe and the Balkans in a two day campaign. German defenses suffered heavy losses as bombers, escorted by fighters, attacked Bremen Augsburg Sofia and Eleusis airfields. Allied planes claimed 71 enemy aircraft down while losses totaled 11 Allied planes.
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Mannheim-Ludwigshafen
Tayal
Royal Canadian Air Force
English Channel
Eighth U.S. Air Force
London
Mediterranean
Augsburg
Innsbruck
Balkans
Sofia
Eleusis
Athens
Greece
Trong
Europe
D.N.B
Algiers
Rome
Natal ie Mills Engaged To Corp Harry Churchill Salisbury
Miss Natalie Mills is engaged to Corp Harry Churchill Salisbury of Wolsey South Dakota. Natalie a St Marys Academy 1941 graduate works at Rasbach photo studio in Ogdensburg. Salisbury enlisted January 1941 and is stationed at Indian Gap Pennsylvania.
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Natalie Mills
Corp
Salisbury
Ogdensburg
Alice Mills
Natalie
Harry Churchill Salisbury
Jay J. Salisbury
Wolsey
South Dakota
Miss Mills
St. Mary’s Academy
Rasbach Photo Studio
Charles James Mills
Indian Gap, Pa
Royal Arch Masons Hold Convocation in Malone
The Northern Constellation Chapter 28 Royal Arch Masons met at the Masonic Temple in Malone for its annual convocation. Officers elected for the coming year include George A. Wheeler as high priest, Willie Drake as king, Robert H. Parks as scribe, Carol H. Douglas as treasurer, Charles W. Russell as secretary, Charles L. Lowell as three year trustee, and John W. Genaway as three year trustee for Temple Association.
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Royal Arch Masons
Malone
Masonic Temple
George A. Wheeler
Willie Drake
Robert H. Parks
Carol H. Douglas
Charles W. Russell
Charles L. Lowell
John W. Genaway
Temple Association
Fire Devastates Odd Fellows Temple in Schenectady
A massive blaze destroyed the Odd Fellows Temple and a department store in Schenectady, threatening a city block. Fire Chief J. J. Higgins put the damage at about $100,000, with a dress shop, drug store, and restaurant also damaged. origin undetermined.
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Schenectady
Odd Fellows’ Temple
J. J. Higgins
British Searchlights Down 2 Nazi Raiders
1943 activities of Britain's antiaircraft defenses disclose two German raiders destroyed during the year without direct hits, pilots crashing when blinded by searchlights. The summary notes enemy fliers attacked the lights with bombs and machine gun fire in several instances.
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Britain
Yanks Chalk Hitler Greeting on Bombs
The bomber crew marks incendiary bombs with a Christmas greeting to Hitler. Lt. Hugh A. Cuttell of Columbus and Sat. Merritt F. Andrews of Jamesport assisted, while Lt. Chester M. Doron of Rochester commanded the mission.
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Hitler
Smith
Hugh A. Cuttell
Columbus
Merritt F. Andrews
Jamestons
N.Y
Chester Il. Doron
Rochester
N. Y
Police Find Nurse Dead and Daughter Dying in New York
Police ordered autopsies to determine the deaths of Mrs. Gertrude Forrest, 45, a registered nurse, and her daughter Helen, 21, a model, found in their apartment. The mother was found deceased on a twin bed, the daughter unconscious and later died at Roosevelt Hospital. Neighbors reported a burning meat odor as police discovered cooking meat in the apartment, which was held in the name of Louis Forrest with an Army post office number in care of the San Francisco postmaster.
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New York
Dee
Gertrude Borrest
Helen
Louis Forrest
Army Post Office
San Francisco
Carmen Amaya Ends Road Tour in Rome Performance
Diminutive Carmen Amaya concluded a 12,000 mile nine week road tour with a Rome Civic Music Concert at Rome Free Academy last night. She and 15 colleagues arrived from Syracuse after Sunday’s Lincoln Auditorium show and plan a rest in New York City before possibly returning to Carnegie Hall and Hollywood for another motion picture.
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Carmen Amaya
Rome Rome
Rome
Carnegi Hall
Hollywood
14 Children Cared For at Center in Oneida
A newly created child care center in Oneida cares for 14 children with eight aged six to fourteen and six in nursery care. The centers open at 6 30 a.m. and stay open until war workers pick up their children.
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Oneida
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North Sea
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Kassel
Reich
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Frankfurt
Mannheim
Ludwigshafen
Rail
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MW. Cummings
King
Edward
Vamdan Waa Or
Omeyae OD
Sumitel
S. Salina St
Roland Young
Evergren
Holly
F. H. Ebbling
Warren St
Syracuse
Weat Fayette and Geddes
Chisi
Addis
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