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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1944
Page
14
An unclear OCR fragment references Aly Oe and a threat involving New York and hot terms. The readable text lacks dates or concrete actions but implies a potential security concern. Further detail is unavailable in the readable OCR.
A jagged editorial urges Americans to examine voting records and demand accountability from lawmakers. It stresses the voter as the strongest lobbyist, warns against appeasement and secrecy, and calls for transparency in peace plans and political history to prevent future wars.
Kansas City reports Senator Harry S. Truman ready to begin another round of ten thousand handshakes. He canceled a St. Joseph speech on his WWI buddy Dr. James Graham advice and said he has met about ten thousand people recently and can resume at once. He planned to meet Democratic chairman Robert Hannegan in Washington on August 3 to discuss campaign plans.
Mrs. Francis Maroney president and Mrs. Charles J Hogan attend the Democratic National Convention with an alternate. The event includes a report on the annual basket picnic and campaign schools run by the Women’s Division of the DNC. Picnic chairman is Mrs. John Huston.
Lt Col George Cornell Abert, son of Mr and Mrs James Abert of 119 Niven Street, recently promoted from major to lieutenant colonel while serving in the Southwest Pacific. He has four years overseas service and is a West Point graduate class of 1999.
A Fayetteville High School graduate attended Colgate University for two years and served in Plattsburgh where he married Marjorie Ryan in 1939. He was quartermaster at Schofield Barracks Hawaii during Pearl Harbor and has recently been in service in the New...
Lt. Col. Albert Abert has two brothers in service. Staff Sgt. Howard B. Abert served two years in India and China and is now a weather specialist at Syracuse Airport. Sgt. Everett B. Abert serves with the Signal Corps at the Army Air Base in Venice Florida.
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