Appointment of Dr Bean to State Training School Board
Dr. Acnsa M Bean of Vassar College was appointed by Governor Dewey to the Board of Trustees of the State Training School for Girls at Hudson. Gov Dewey also named Mrs Gladys L Gregory to the Board of Visitors of the State Woman's Relief Camps. Charles L Deangelis of Allen appointed to the Board of Visitors for Mercy Store Hospital. Bean served in the Navy at Pearl Harbor and is a former lieutenant commander. Gregory succeeds Mrs Katherine L Paulding, term expires February 1954. Deangelis takes a seven year term succeeding Clinton B Ashley.
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France Accepts German Ships After War Seizure
Cherbourg France reports France formally accepts 10 percent possession of 37 small German ships ceded to the United States as prize of war. The convoy ships include eight bridge ships the 1200-ton Grrell and the 3000-ton Saar from Bremerhaven. details indicate a submarine convoy role.
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Officials Confer as Foreign Ministers Meet in Rome
In Rome, Irish Foreign Secretary Senese Bevis and Italian Foreign Minister Carlo Sforza held talks amid an extended tour. The two officials conferred on regional security and postwar cooperation, signaling a unified stance on key diplomatic issues.
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Today’s features on the editor page tease political doubt
A fragmented newspaper listing mentions features and pages across a city paper with references to Bolshevik fears, political commentary, and regular sections. It lists Amusements, Bridge, Classifieds, Radio, Society, Deaths, Sports, Editorials, and a daily picture on page 1.
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Mystery plane missing: Coast Guard hunts Alaskan route
Unconfirmed reports and flares near Dundas and Graham islands prompt Coast Guard to search seas and mountains along the Alaska British Columbia border for the four engined DC plane with 18 aboard. Weather hampers search as crews report no clues after a 200 mile sweep from Ketchikan to Juneau.
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Remove Dead Rain and Crash Days Ahead Weather Update
Territorial weather notes describe heavy rain and fatalities after a crash, with 85 bodies recovered Sunday night and experts coordinating with Red Cross ambulances to move to Koropi and Athene. A separate forecast from Andrew Keller predicts rain in Buffalo toward Syracuse, easing later with cooler air and a drop in temperatures from 80 to near 70.
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Reds Take Quer Bolivian Town and General Retire
A confused report notes General and military actions near a Bolivian border town. It mentions Col Joaquin Rendon, Amesitan governor, and a reported retirement request by Army leaders. The piece references U S figures and a 1948 context with unclear details and several garbled names.
U S Accused of Delay in Korean War Policy Clash
An exchange between Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U S Deputy Secretary of State John Foster Dulles opened a debate on Korea at the United Nations. The talks focused on phased withdrawal, UN supervision, and the pace of setting up a Ukrainian-style postwar government, with Russia pressing for earlier troop withdrawals and broader negotiations.
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Sharp Drop Noted In Idle Veterans
New York report notes GI unemployment compensation claims fell from 1,009,000 a year ago to 535,000. General Omar Bradley, head of the Veterans Administration, says most recipients are not jobless by choice but remain unemployed.
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Toronto leader talks safety after bath slip incident
A Toronto official addressed a safety meeting referencing a fall caused by a bath tub slip. The speaker, described with uncertain details, noted a tall figure involved while discussing precautions and remedies. The fragmentary text suggests local concern over home safety standards and incident awareness.
Crews Stand By At 51 Blazes In Ulster County
Fire crews and state officials report control on fifty one forest blazes across Ulster County as the Shale Conservation Department coordinates containment. Army and Navy scientists announce experiments on drought relief and weather effects while monitoring dry conditions and delayed rainfall.
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Fire Refugees Return Home in Maine After Destruction
The article details displacement and devastation from a forest disaster in Maine. It notes 28 dead and 532,000,110 damaged, with 1148 homes lost including 851 permanent dwellings. Evacuees return to scenes of desolation in towns like Kennebunkport and neighboring counties, while Governor Hildreth cites life, courage, and resourcefulness amid the disaster.
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Thomas Clash-Washington Drama in Senate Probe
Writer Dalton Emislie refuses to reveal political beliefs before a House subcommittee. The hearing, chaired by Thomas Cant, sees Trumbo walk out after questions about his wartime writings and alleged associations. The committee votes to compel him, risking contempt and possible prosecution.
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Churchill Urges Free Trade Amid Price Control Debate
A fragmentary report cites Winston Churchill urging the U S example of dropping price controls and expanding free markets to boost economic recovery. It notes Labour opposition claims nationalization failed and stresses restoring competitive powers to safeguard the nation’s economy.
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Ramadier Blasts Foes In France Crises
Paris reports Premier Ramadier denounced De Gaulle and the French Communist opposition as threats to the republic during an extraordinary session of the National Assembly as France faced its gravest crisis since the war. The clash highlighted bitter divisions within the coalition cabinet amid mounting political turmoil.
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Monty Blamed for Length of War by Post War Memoirs
Posthumous publication in the Saturday Evening Post features Walton blaming Montgomery for delaying the Third Army’s 1944 operations. The piece recounts gas shell shortages near Verdun and Gommern and argues the delay altered the war’s course.
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