U.S. May Not Honor Pledge To Stalin
Roosevelt faces the risk of breaking the pledge to Stalin over three Security Council seats at the San Francisco world peace conference. Officials weigh dropping the U.S. bid for three votes while seeking support from Russia, Ukraine, and other nations to maintain sovereign equality and avert a vote against the United States.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Yalta
Edward B. Steinius, Jr
San Francisco
Russia
United States
St . TL
Soviet Fiussia
Ukraine
United Nations
Stalin
Hoosevelt
Pussia
U.S
Claude Pepper
D. Fla
Schaghticoke 4-H Club Plans Food Freezing Demo
The Schaghticoke 4-H Club will demonstrate food preparation for freezing in cooperation with the village locker plan. The event explains precision cooking to preserve food value color and flavor, sugar syrup for fruit freezing, sugar addition by fruit variety, and vegetable selections for freezer success. Leaders are Mrs. Harry Wanko and Mrs. Reba Bevis.
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V . Schaghticoke
Schaghticoke
4-H Club
Troy
Scampere +H Club
Harry Wanko
Reba Bevis
Victory Mounted Patrol to Stage Exhibit May 27
Plans for an exhibition May 7 were advanced by the Victory Mounted Patrol at a meeting held last week at its riding headquar ters. Expansion of the platoon of infantry, already comprising 17 members, will be dismissed at the next meeting Friday. The patrol has been divided into two troops with Capt Crawford Feilo and Capt William Alber leading with assigned officers. Maj Jack Demers, Sgt Maj Paul Gazin, and Staff Sgt Edward Brown named in the staff.
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Victory Mounted Patrol
Crawford Feilo
Robert Hares
Jack Lange
Edward Frost
William Alber
Daniel DeBonis
Joseph Richards
Thomes McGraw
Tibbits Auxiliary Adds Two Members in Local Ceremony
Two new members were accepted into the William E. Tibbits Auxiliary, Sons of Union Veterans, with Mrs. Myrtle Delaney presiding. Lillian Slocum and Muriel Ferra were initiated as the group set plans for the national president's district visit and a Saturday dinner at Jack's Restaurant honoring Edith B. Niles. A 41st wedding anniversary buffet luncheon for Mr. and Mrs. George Jalet followed the business session, hosted by Mrs. Mary Neville and Mrs. Pearl Bohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam E. Tibbits
Sons of Union Veterans
Myrtle Delaney
Lillian Slocum
Muriel Ferra
Jack's
Edith B. Niles
George Jalet
Mary Neville
Pearl Bohn
Apollo Chapter Confers Two Degrees on Classes
Apollo Chapter 38, R A M in the Troy Masonic Temple conferred two degrees on classes of candidates last night. The mark master degree was given under Charles A. Brown and past master's degree under Harry B. Clydon. Brown presided in Frank Meames’s absence. a most excellent degree is set for April 29.
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Apollo Chapter
Troy Masonic Temple
Charles A. Brown
King
Harry B. Claydon
Brown
Frank Meames
Sacred Heart Church Hosts Workers Party Guests
Collectors for the Sacred Heart Church debt fund were guests last night at a party tendered by Rev. Edward T. Reilly at the Church hall. Mrs. John Daley served as chairman assisted by Mrs. George Lance. Mr. Daniel Purcell Mrs. James Mason Mrs. Andrew Krieger and Mr. LeRor Heli attended. Refreshments were served and dancing enjoyed.
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Sacred Heart Church
Edward T. Reilly
John Daley
George Lance
Daniel Purcell
James Mason
Andrew Krieger
LeRor Heli
Albany Bill Lets Cities Claim Damages From Federal Projects
The bill, supported by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, authorizes the state comptroller to receive federal funds for reimbursement of road and bridge damage claims caused by federal defense projects. The state superintendent of public works would act for municipalities in pursuing those damages, amid complaints that heavy military convoys have strained local pavements. Future adjustments may follow.
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Albany
Castleton Post Group Plans Birthday Party
The Auxiliary of Castleton Post American Legion plans a Saturday night birthday party for post members and friends featuring games and a covered dish supper. Mrs Iva Leonard chairs the event with Ruth Booze in charge of music and a local committee handling dining and refreshments. A recent meeting covered Cuba themed program and poppies for Memorial Day distribution, with magazines and puzzles sent to the Veterans Hospital in Sarasota Springs.
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Castleton
Post
American Legion
Iva Leonard
Ruth Booze
Boom
Cora B. Edwards
Mildred Leonard
Hazel Carson
Nellie Goodall
Marion Miller
Cuba
Lens Beel
Pearl Johnson
Veterans Hospital
Saratosa Springs
County Supervisors Dinner Guests Named
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors will dinner with the Farm Home Bureau and Yonclub Association guests next Tuesday at 6 30 pm in the YALCA Merrill with E Zweig president presiding. Officers include Mrs George Gray vice president Andrew Danish secretary and Miss Mildred Banker treasurer.
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County Supervisors
Rensselaer County Board of ‘Supervisors
Farm Home Bureau
Yon i Club Association
YALCA
Merrill
Om E. Zweig
Farm Bureau
H Club
George Gray
Andrew Danish
Mildred Banker
Grass Fire Crews Respond Near Kinloch and Oakwood Avenues
Pumper T was dispatched to a grass fire on Kinloch Avenue at 1 19 pm yesterday and to another grass blaze on Oakwood Avenue at 7 08 pm.
Discharged Wite Honors Sgt Kennith B Taylor
Sergeant Kennith B. Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Bert Taylor of 240 Fourth Avenue received honorable discharge from the Army and the Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster after nearly five years service and 27 months overseas He is a Troy High School graduate who served in Egypt Syria Tunis Sicily and Italy and now works with the U S Weather Bureau Airport Station at Pittsfield Massachusetts He also earned the Distinguished Unit Badge Presidential Citation of Merit and the Good Conduct Medal with four battle stars for his campaigns
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Kennith B. Taylor
Bert Taylor
Fourth Avenue
Army
Taylor
Troy High School
Egypt
Sybia
Tunis
Sicly
Italy
Denver
U. S. Weather Bureau
Pittsfield
Mass
Anti Hitler Plot Report Prompts Claims of Arrests Across Europe
A Stockholm dispatch citing an uncredited source claimed a new anti Hitler coup was planned in Germany with attacks on Hitler's headquarters near Berlin and Berchtesgaden. Reports said prominent prisoners were moved to the Bavarian Alps and Frick, Petain, and Laval were evacuated to escape Allied forces.
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London
Berchtes
Gaden
Hitler
Tefuehrer
Pre
Sal
Berlin
Berchtesgaden
Berehtesgades
London Daily Express
Berch- ‘Tesgaden
Upper Bavaria
Gaentach
Munich
Partensirchen
Mtiles
Miesbach
Staraberg
Bavarian Alps
Kiis Leopold
Belgium
Edouard Herrio
Jakob Stalin
Stalin
Free German Press Bureau
Stockholm
Wilhelm Friex
Bohemia and Moravia
Prague
Frick
Germany
Were
Horse Owners Forbidden From Serving Racing Commissions
Gov Dewey approval blocks any person with interest in horse races from serving as an officer or employee of the State Racing Commission or the State Harness Racing Commission. Former Sen Wiswall, longtime secretary of the Harness Commission, plans retirement after holding the post since the commission’s creation under the pari mutuel betting law.
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Aloanr
State Raging Commission
State
Harness Raceing Commission
Thomas E. Dewey
Frank L. Wiswall
Loudonville
Harness Racing Comission
Travelers to Meet for Troy Council Campaign Promotion
Travelers to Meet for promotion campaign of Troy Council United Commercial Travelers announced at the meeting April at the 112th Street Odd Fellows Hall. The Ladies Council Group will meet concurrent. Kenneth G Rhodes secretary treasurer will read the financial statement. Plans for the dam bake and entertainment are in preparation.
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Troy Council
United Commercial Travelers
112Th Street
Odd Fellows
Ladies’ Council
Kenneth G. Rhodes
Albany Couple Awarded 1.24 in Collision Suit
Mr and Mrs John O Sueur Albany residents were awarded 1 24 in damages for injuries from a two car collision on Dutcks Ferry Road Colonie The second party Bridolin Pomeroy of Cohoes faced payouts of 450 for damages 19 for injuries and 4000 for service The suit was heard before Supreme Court Justice and involved claims for personal injuries and vehicle damages
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John O'Suea
Albeny
Albany
Bsizine
Bey Road
Colonie
Pomeroy
Greta
Sonal Imiungs
Afs
SHMOM
Sri Gis
Fractures Hip in Fall Down Stairs at Home
A man identified as Patrick Kennedy, 63, of 32 Dourre Street, fell at home and fractured his hip. He was assisted by emergency medical services and police, with responders summoned by a sergeant. Further details are illegible.
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Patrick Kennedy
Dourre Street
Sgt
Colems
Arsaur J
Olan
John Detehe
Alto
Untitled note on local business and society figures
Fire effects and obituary fragments note Benton’s death ending a family in banking and real estate. It mentions leadership roles at Szm, S Rotocs Sons Reality Co, and bank directorships. Wedding gifts and community donations are cited, with references to Ida Boster Botton and longtime boxing patrons.
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Algo
Bork
Bissess
Srenfeece
Benton
Facus
Srethers Eadister
Szm
Probe Qresery
S. Rotocs Sons Reality Co. Sed
Kiss
Ida Boster Botton
Wiliam
Ang
Eatant
C. Seemher
T. Ch
Lars
Aiso
ORF
Bottoniwas
Obituary Notice for Local Prominent Community Leader
Track records and racing sections mark the life of a Troy Elks leader. He belonged to the Siason and was survived by two children, Wikem of Paradelphie and Keaneth of Steve sand, plus a sister Mrs. Daenfei Whe Aiscaid of 4. His wife died nine years ago.
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Troy Lodge
Elks
Siason
Song Wikem
Paradelphie
Keaneth
Stevesand
Daenfei
Aiscaid
John Paul Jones Operetta to Be Staged at School
School prepares an operetta about John Paul Jones with Rosemary Dale as lead and supporting roles for Rod Collins Nancy Day Med Mohan and Helen in a Broadway foreigner style presented by the drama department at Cartotic Center on April 1 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Paul Jones
Cartotic
Bezel
Shall Jones
Rosemary Cs Dale
Sweetheart
Rod Collins
Nancy Day
Med Mohan
Helen
Playground Lands Uptown to Be Open For Gardening
The board approved opening strips of Thomas land to Lansingbong residents for the 1945 Victory Garden program. The project, under Pav epe A McConneck and Harelé A. Sheldom, includes 153 garden plots from last year and is now legal for community use.
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Thomas Land
Helen L. Hniexzeshacker Memepat Playground, Inc
Lansingbong
Victory
Atte
Che Jubior
John Huikerbacker
Prom
Pavepe A McConneck
Harelé A. Sheldom
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Forbes
Marie Hoffman
Orchestra
Manhattan Club
Middleburgh
Tth Ave
Peterman
Peterman’s
Peterman's Roach Food
CMTS
Melodia, Caarer & Corbat
Congress_ St
Franz Dahl
Comrousprour
Second St
Bertram P. Kavanagh
Rensselaer County
Leo F. Boland
Trot Council
Knights of Columbus
Annex
St Peter's Church
St. Peter's Lycaem
Philip la Plante
William £. Bosselman
Cochairman
Ms. Kavanagh
Tibbits Auxiliary
Sacred Heart Church Workers
Tran Grotle
V. Plebb
Masonic ‘Temple
Archibald W. ‘Ostyander
Monarch
K. R
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Castleton Post Group
Cito Mns
Rosemary
de Cams
Secam
Quartis
Hugh
Gta Raines
Sear Narens
Stanley & Rages
Palace
Ronnald
Peggy O'Connor
Ryan
THE
Merry Monahans
Richard
Arlen Frazee
Gary Cooter
Dr. Wassell
Richard Thavis Ride
Joel
Strand
Cassanova Brown
Gacy Cioper
Theresa Wricht
Victor Dory
Marjorie Weaver
Sisanna Eanna Foster Turan
East Side E Kids” “Docks XI Sof New York
Fenny Singleton
Mrs. Find
William Owen Mymoy
Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer
Gloria
J Watson de Havens
Anne Revere
Alan
Arthur Lake
Sie Ttes
Een
Larry Sems
Willam Prince
James Brown
Dick Erdman
George Torias
Serry Hall
Warner Anderson
the Twis
MIT the
Aliya Tesiga
Evilya Keres Metsueree
4Tiapmap
Fidzar Mugbansa
Singer Pages
Ene Morgan Skitty Foyle
Everett Kudoe
Virginia Broce
Tito
Forest Rangers
Fred MacMatmy and
Paulette Goddson
MY Pal Wolf
Jui Esmend and
Sherri Morfett
Hollywood Canteen
Leslie
Robert Hutson
Snd
Michael O
Selznick International
Ginger Rogers
Kitty Foste
Joseph Cotten
Shirley Temple
William Dieverle
Dore Schart
Mision Parsonnel
Warner Theatre
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