First Baptist Pastor Warns of Prejudice
First Baptist pastor Cummungy warns against prejudice during a school program at Towars acnoo. He says collective prejudice endangers peace and urges self reflection. The event, held in the school music room, featured a talent night with pupils, dances, songs, and recitals by various grade groups.
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First Baptist
Trov. Mehaed
C. Cumnungy
Baglin Ghared
Angodalian
Mr. Cumminga
Cummings
Chikiian
Gong
Eric Fasoldi
Gorton Linfield
Gary Donen
Jully Jagan
Shirley Wills
Richard Archamboult
Grate A
Lia
Grider
Hather Wulvel
Deke Street
Sue
Gretchen Whird
Gritty F
Wa Maxter
Cavemunles
Robert Carnenter
Wes Singe Rinnige
Strike Curtailed Volume of Orders at ALG E Plant
The Mat quarter of 1045 reports orders from ALG E Plant at Schenuckily after a nine week strike. Orders totaled $11,274,000 versus 16,000 for the prior period. Wilken notes a large, partially delivered volume, with business delayed but soon shipable once the strike ends.
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Rodiethirda
Electviea
Schenuckily
Chiriay
Sila i
Wilken
War on cancer spurred by new nitrogen-based poison
Atlantic City reports research opens new avenue in cancer warfare using a "nitrogen mustard" agent. Secretary says trials show potential against certain cancers. National Research Council and Chemical Warfare sources back potentia l development amid cautious optimism and safety concerns.
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Atlantic City
Othay Tosa
Nnn
Aval Pit
Talletsan
Chemie Sarwly
Rases Kninwen
Bexaneh Council
Truman Era Housing Subsidy Debate Shapes Economic Policy
A fragmented report outlines Senate discussions on subsidies and housing policy. Senator Barkley defends planned subsidies while Senator Vandenberg questions the $600 million figure. Wyatt and Capehart proposals seek price guarantees and adjustments, aiming to speed construction and stabilize supplies, amid calls for investigations into subsidies and housing agency actions.
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Wherry Dumided
Yarkley
Parungo
Vandenberg
Mich
Barkley
Volos Ox Saverat Polnla
Capehart
Qt Ind
Hepublicana
Wyatt
Wyall
Materniia Sana
Japan Votes In Historic Election With Allied Oversight
Japan faced its national election as American military authorities supervised polling to influence turnout and ensure security. Voters in Tokyo and isolated Okinawa voted under a system allowing write in ballots while Japanese officials urged calm. observers noted potential turnout around 30 percent or higher.
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Ioe
Lotcisia
Shudichard
Fimpovar
Japan
Chevks
Littleharn
Guy J Swope
Harrisburg
Mwny
Swope
Kipher
Okina Shin
Lorne
Luther Ngie
Heyaid Toas
Maw
Valer Aitlat
Mad Pollens
Naki
Smith
Proposed six year presidential term limit bill
The U S House pushes a discharge petition to bring a constitutional amendment limiting the president to a six year term. Speaker and Dirksen ally Marlin back the measure as vote momentum grows. signatures near completion as the Elections Committee weighs action.
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Washhnigton
United States
Dirksen
Hong Repth
Leanes Marlin
Maganchvaelts
Mey
Haile
Jonive
Dirkwon
O. B S Chapter Receives Official Visit
Bethlehem Ster Chapter O. BS will meet tomorrow at six p m at Troy Masonic Temple. Carlton A. Newton district deputy grand lecturer will make him official guest. Mrs. Sarah Stewart and Oliver E. Anderson preside as officers are asked to wear uniforms. A social hour will follow.
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Bethlehem Ster
O. FS
Pnt
Troy Masonic
Tample
Carlton A. Newton
Albany
United Nations formation discussed at joint session among European and Allied delegates
The article records a historical meeting where leaders including Roosevelt, De Gaulle, and Churchill addresses the creation of a new international body. Delegates debate dissolving old empires and pooling moral and material assets to form the United Nations.
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Eaders
United Nations Athe Dite
Stonsevelt
Chusehu
Sinha
Perm
de Gaulle
Generalunin Ghiang Kopahele
Hambry Guid
Wmemkelyns
Ausliag Pneign
Karl Gruber
Leodet
Ingrevellans
Tialade Anlaston
Germany
United States
Howard Iting
Renera
Gennva
Soerriary Genesa
Pell
Nuliona
Allendanen
U.N
Blown Bridges Delay in Manchurian Front Tactics
Battlefield confusion builds as destroyed bridges slow movement of pro government forces toward Szapirekai in Manchuria. Reports describe clashes between Communist factions and army troops, with evacuations underway as rivers and damaged rail lines hinder advance and supply routes.
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Bakdon
Um—Straits
Staf
Maneniita
Central
Novy Aganey
Sadle
Mululen-Caingenin
Szapire
Canidla Gets Surplus For Onefifth of Cost
Surplus transfer details show Canidla to receive goods at a fraction of their cost. Prime Minister W L Macken pledges a deal involving U S supply exchange and marginal pricing around 59 000. Canada seeks auto metal and naval equipment from the United States for projects on the daska highway and related duties.
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Canidla
Cltuxa
W. L. Macken
Hater
Canada
Labor Panel Ends Railroad Hearings
A labor panel concluded hearings on wage increases and previsions related to railroad workers. Led by Leif Erickson of Helena, the panel began March 12 and operated since March 11 after being named by President Truman. Findings were to be presented by April 20, with key questions previously in abeyance.
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Chiles Eoay
Cartfniine
Yeaterday
Astice
Montane “Supreme Court
Leif Erickson
Helena
Pramilent ‘Truman
Rallroad
Hincora Gatorn
Muat Hn
Green Island V.E.W. Honors Dead Veterans
Angela Ghoppy named commander of the newly organized Vetorana of Foreign Wii's port in Green Island. Other officers named include Albert Ranin senior senior, duaupt Terry vice commander, Eugene Kelly artist angler, John Connelly chaplain, Edward Hayel post bishop, and George VarBuskirk trustees. Post honors World War I dead and two WWII casualties. Meeting set for April 16 at 7 00 PM in Green Island Red and Gun Club rooms.
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Angela Ghoppy
Foreign Wii
Green Island
Red and Gun Club
Eld
Albert Raniin
Mandon
Duaupt Terry
Gunn
Gontnander
Eugene Kelly
John Connelly
Eoward J. Hayel
Paud Bishop
George VarBuskirk
Hudson Mohawk Council
Agouly
Eluver Hayne
Chappy
Green Island Red and Goo Club
Paine Street
Stolen Auto Tools Reported From Garage Storage
A theft report states automobile tools valued at 35 dollars were stolen from a garage storage space. The incident involved unparked items at a residence on Monel Street and mentions a hydraulic jack missing from the storage area noted for winter use. No suspects named.
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Migs Licey Manvel
Velecithya
Monel
Two Children Sent to Hospital After Accident
Two children, Huet Patrician Lavin, 4, and Rohayt Hilh, 4, were conveyed to Samar Han hospital by Troy Radio Pakee yesterday after being treated for injuries on the right side of the forehead and at They Mountain. Their families requested physician care.
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Belge
Wal B
Tamsetl
Albany
Heene
Center Island
Samaritan Hospital
Laware
Chili's
Grean Leland
Jai Feeley
Jatin
Patrician Lavin
Prancis Street
Samar- Han Hospital
Troy Radio Pakee Yraterday
Aow
Rain Polue Ming
Rohayt Hilh
Phyateian
Troy DeMolay Confers Degrees on Candidates
Troy DeMolay conferred the Inilistory degree on a class of candidates at the Troy Masonica temple. Names listed include Troy Chapler Orler, David A. Greet and others. Plans were announced for the annual panquet April 76 and the Hendrick Hudson events. Obiligatory Sunday services set for April 26 at Watervial church. Installation ceremonies scheduled for May 13. A May 13 Monry degree to be conferred at St Andrew’s Chapter Schenectady.
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Troy Chapler
Orler
DeMolay
Troy Masonica Temple
Hugh Wilkow Spies Aind
David A. Greet
Donald Emp
Irving F. Bal- Jelly
Rashard French
John Harim Howald Kline
F. Atkins Phillips
Tuchard Marriner
John Robert Davey
Lowell Vickery
Panquet
Hendrick Hudson
Atdvermain Memorial Presbyterian Ghureh
Vale of Officers
Eylwin Kelly
Robert Montgomery
Fred
St. Andrew's Chapter
Schenectady
Yea Inn
Kidson Whitehurst
Cal
Gordon Moffitt
Boyington Ex Wife Splits From New Spouse in Fresno Hotel
George L. Gilbert, 13 year old Stalie news vendor, says Pappy Boyington’s ex wife has filed for divorce after a marriage in Fresno. He claims the split followed financial trouble and a failed honeymoon in Los Angeles, with reports detailing a contested separation and legal tensions.
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Fregi
Caleb
Patel
George L. Gilbert
Stalie
Exewife
Gregory
Pappy) Boyington
Mating Corps
Unis
Bin
Fresno
Sealidk
Lo Angeles
Nieto
Gilbert
Movie Stars Subpoenaed In Hell's Gateway Death
Edward W. Gray was found dead after a film production incident. Subpoenas were issued yesterday for cast members G Paul Maulesd and Shre Baxter along with others connected to the project to testify about events leading to the death at a studio location. The investigation focuses on circumstances surrounding the death and statements expected from the involved actors and workers.
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Hell's Gateway
Hollywood
Paul Maulesd
Tahne Baxter
Shre
Edward W. Gray
Weig
Appens
Imaest
Gray
Brand
Ube
Muni
Milks Baxter
Evens
Troy Boy Returned From Overseas Service
A boy, reportedly the son of Mise Wielen VWiges, Roenane ter, was returned visiting Paley Godoynd of Tondsboro after four years of service in the Army. He was discharged from the Army and recently wounded in the Normandy Invasion while serving with the 2nd Infantry, Fourth Division, under Sp t B Hayner.
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Omlinlaht
Sinday
Mise Wielen Vwiges
Roenaneter
Asehood
Offledal
Roady
Paley Godoynd
Tondsboro
Arty
Win Linn Wovteent Kesh
Hin Batty
Spt. B
Hayner
River Sweet
Cohoes Elks Lodge Installs New Officers
Carney heads Cohoes Lodge of Elks install new officers and ritual leaders. Tomer Tessier, district governor, presided with past exalted ruler duties. New exalted ruler George P. Buller and others were named, as lodge members observed a memorial moment and received a special invocation by Edward P. Jennings.
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Carney Heads
Cohoes
Lodge of Elks
Be Gurney
Miks
Tomer ‘Tessier
Pos
Leat
Brung Amyot
Charley B. Planley
George PF. Buller
Esquie
Alphonse T. Porget
Joseph R. Gazenon
Frank Wright
Uiler
Anthony V. Berdar
Cammilloos
Mumburn
Edward P Jennings
Leper Missionary To Speak At Cahoes
Mrs Edward A Broad wife of Northeastern secretary of the American Mission to Lepers will be the guest speaker at a Young Adult Fellowship meeting of the First Methodist Church Cahoes Wednesday Rev Donald R Gelvis pastor presides Mrs Alexander Schafer will lead and oversee the Young Woman's program A technic al motion picture The Happy Village will be shown showing life in a Tamil village in India Claude McMlahan of 110 Breslin Avenue is convalescing at Cohors Hospital after an operation Imperial Chapter O E S services today at 7 30 pm at the Mason Wemple Lodge
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Edward A. Broad
Lapars
Donald R. Gelvis
Alexander Schafer
Ix! Schidller
Bilbert
Gordon King
Technicaioy
India
Versace Civnia
Claude McMlahan
Breslin Avenue
Cohors Hospital
Imperial Chapter
O. BE
Une Masonie Wemple
Socialists Win Milan Election in Citywide Vote
The Socialists won Milan’s municipal election with a plurality of about 15000 votes after results from 29 wards. The Reds trailed with Democrats and Communists also prominent. turnout and ward-by-ward tallies were reported by agencies.
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Milan
Reds
Liz
Crnimines
Venice
Guha Ganguinto
Taseit
Senate Shares House Cot in Appropriations
The Senate yesterday approved appropriations with details split between the Army and Navy payrolls and other departments. The House proposed different figures, with the final Senate plan allocating about 6.6 million for the Army and 1.9 million for the Navy and other agencies, awaiting conference committee alignment.
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Senate
House
Warhingin
Asto Inarpa
Fires Troy Fire Tracked At Metaphurelta Avenue
Fire responders from Troy tackled a blaze at Metaphurelta Avenue around 6 40 pm extinguishing a largeGreed fire. The incident involved multiple units and is under investigation by local authorities with no injuries reported.
Contingent Induction Details At Cohoes Draft Board
The page lists a long contingent of draftees and staff connected with Cohoes Draft Board, including names such as John Be Ate, Renee Villeneuve, Joseph A Thibodeau, William Murphy, and others. It notes induction procession and examinations, with transfers to Idina and Joston J Gabriel among personnel, reflecting a scheduled induction drive and related administrative actions.
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Jett Yas Lerdiy
Reyes
Clint
Robie Laule
St Joseph's Chuyuls
Ladey
Rober F. Bluly
Dana
Willie Ulutle
Buintey
Obzud
Kennett St
Grqubait
Mer Fon CG. Plallys
Deter Voyiuta
Jose J. Morko
Walp Laura
Buide Ciymmont
Wallich Me van Sice
Eihmind Wo Hines
Ceayge M. Caumod
Arthur Ty Des
Robert LeMuy
Faymond Beno
Edward Jy. Kellogg
Howard K. Stal
Julib Re Dunters
Mrs H T James Named Head Of Cohoes Group
Mrs Herbert T James was elected president of the Saturday club of Cohoes at a meeting in Suliman Memorial Presbyterian Church. She succeeds Mrs George Melvein. Other officers elected will serve two year terms: Mrs H G Matehman, first vice president. Alf rank Hintes, second vice president. Mrs E G VanterWerken, recording secretary. Miss Sara Lees, recording secretary. Minn Ida M Rogers, corresponding secretary. Mrs William S Crawford, lectoration secretary. Mrs Melveim, program chairman. The new officers were announced at the club’s annual meeting. The meeting was at the home of Mrs Donald C Machean, 168 Mohan Street. Also discussed were topics and speakers for upcoming events.
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Herbert T. James
Colinus
Suliman Memorial
Sara Lees
Cohoes Union Officer To Go to Syracuse
Frank Hamill resigned as president of the Novelty Workers Union Local 1 at Albany Novelty Co. He will leave shortly to become foreman at a Syracuse establishment. Albert Dron, vice president, will oversee duties for the rest of the year.
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Frank Hamil Ns
Novelty Workers Union
AL Ploka
Albany Novelty Co
Lisely
Ham
Syracuse
Albert Dron
Cohoes Chief Denies Retirement Rumor
Cohoes police chief denies retirement rumors as discussion continues over his future role beyond the current term. Officials indicate a decision on extending service will be announced by Civil Service authorities and the mayor.
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Cohoes
Gril Serica
Goklen
Bequest
Civil Service
Maren
Rilelpie F
Rowher
Chiercatten
Hier
Cent Service Commission
Yesugali
Foklen
Une Emimission Awit
Lie Wende
Expect Cohoes Fand Drive To Top Quota
Cohoes drives to meet the quota by month end through pledges from local business leaders. Col Charles B. Puumley announces the effort while solicitors canvass for donations and the navy bank venue hosts the fundraiser.
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Cohoes
Althousl Aguive
Cohoea 99Au
Charles B. Puumley
Iliive
Oxpype
Baller Welmicht
Cohees Business Concerne
Ober Somians
Phumiey
Queny
Helly
Bhanhern Welch
Cuhors Navuunl Bank
Northside Crash Victim Remains in Coma
A motorcycle crash Thursday near Northside left Robert Raney in critical condition as a two year old boy remained in a coma for a fifth day. Hospital officials described the patient’s condition as very poor.
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Northside
Suill
Altadhes
Calnes
Robert Raney
Northside View Tin
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Huet
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