Congress Cuts Funds for Commerce and State Department
The House Appropriations Committee approved an $858,825,798 four department bill slashing State Department intelligence and international information service funding. It reduced Justice and Commerce allocations and rejected Byrnes plea for higher security and information program spending, while demanding tighter investigations of department personnel amid postwar crime fears.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Henry A. Wallace
Compierce Department
Budget Bureau
Authhorties
Justien
Com
James F. Byrnes
Wallace
Hoover
PB. J. Directoe
J. Hagar Hoover
B. T
Justice Department
Byrnes
Americ
Russia
House
Su Ig
Department of State
Gils Jenneial
Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Local Church Activities and Hospital Update
Viseher Ferry Anthony Loiselle remains at St. Peter's Hospital in Albany after an operation. Amity Reform Church Sunday School plans salvage pickup on Saturday May 4. Willing Parents-Teachers Association at School 4 meets Thursday evening with Bes Gordon Getty chairing. Lent services at Lake Critton Park Methodist Church Friday at 7:30 pm with Rev F H King and Rev John Mitchell delivering sermons.
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Anthony Loiselle
St. Peter's Hospital
Albany
Amity Reformed Church
Associ Tioner
Bes
Gordon Getty
Voharge
Uke Critton Park Methodist Church
Legion Chief Alleges Reds Target American Legion Posts
Miles D Kennedy, New York City commander of the American Legion, warned Erie County Legion groups that Communists are attempting to infiltrate the organization. He urged careful scrutiny of new charter applications and claimed some posts are already too pink, citing alleged FBI authority. Kennedy said Russia may pull out of the United Nations, warning the UN would then be in trouble, and criticized past leaders for aiding communists.
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Huffalo Upi
New York
American Legion
Foe
Legion
Erie County Legion
Miles D. Kennedy
New York City
New
Fideral Bureau of Investigation
Commons
Kennedy
Russia
United Nations
Local notices and engagements from New York and area
Hitehalt Medrie J Bouthillier returns home after days with Mrs Kenneth Chapman on Williams Street. A seven cent per hour wage increase is announced by Elmer Shova, president of Local 98, United Textile Workers. Dorothy Lachee Brinard and Norman R Saunders announce their engagement. no wedding date set. Trinity Episcopal Altar Society reorganized with Harriet Miteeson president and Helen Sehn vice president. Chaplain Gordon Chaphe returns to Austria after 113 days with his wife and daughter. he served 16 months with the Fourth Cavalry. Mrs Campbell, mayor’s daughter, plans to join overseas with Chaplain Chaphe.
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Medrie J. Bouthillier
New York
Kenneth ©. Chapman
Williams Street
Chaplain Spinners, Inc
Elmer Shovah
United Textile Workers of America
Walter L. Brinard
Landisville
Dorothy Lachee Brinard
Norman R. Saunders
Mary Saunders
Fifth Avenue
Altar Society
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harriet Miteeson
Helen Sehn
Max Taidlaw
Janice Wolfe
Trease Vurer
Floyd Coleman
Gordon Chaphe
Austria
Clifton Park Notes On Local Society and Club Activities
Clifton Park residents report illness restricting Joel Kinns to home while Andrew Molnar spent last Wednesday in Glens Falls. Local baseball team begins organizing for the season. Edward and Mary Fawthron of Baltimore visit William and Marie Fawthrop. The Methodist Men's Club held a supper with social hour after. John Pugh has been honorably discharged from the Navy and is home with his parents after service in the Pacific. Plans were made to form a local American Legion post as veterans from World War II attend the Clifton Park ballroom meeting. Alburt Dosain and family of Norwalk visited Marie Dossin and sister and brother-in-law Anthony Molnar.
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Joel Kinns
Andrew
Molnar
Glens Falla
Clifton Park
Edward Fawthron
Baltimore
William Fawthrop
Methodist Church
Enman John Pugh
Navy
Pugh
Pacific
American Legion
Alburt Dosain
Norwalk
Marie Dossin
iCohoes Man Dies Of Injuries
Rui G Duncan of Cohoes died at Leonard Hospital from injuries after a fall near Dray approach to the UK ridge. A coroner's autopsy was ordered to determine the cause. Duncan, born in Carla, had lived in Cohoes most of his life and was a member of St. John's.
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Rui G Duncan
Modunk Street
Cohoes
Brohn
Ephicopal
Antelly
Thn Leonard Hospital
Aames
Charles J. Cate
Dinvan
Naxpital
Carla
St. John's
Bel-Din palliative for asthma spasms touted by Montrose Sales
French chemists develop a remedy for bronchial asthma spasms claiming quick relief from coughing and gasping. Marketed in the United States as Bel-Din by Montrose Sales Co Inc California, with caution to use as directed. Free sample offer to those who write for more information.
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Europe
United States
Montrose Sales Co, Inc
Slowlvase
Calif
Adv
Unclear fragment from church Moe Club notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and a reward with references to Albany Sinton and Hoon. Details are unreadable and no coherent event or dates are present. The piece lacks a clear main action or outcome to summarize.
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Charen Ind
Moe Club
Twee Abalone
Wilitary Sinton
Albany
Carpotter
Funeral Rites for James Smith Held at Albany Burial Site
A funeral service for James Smith was held at the Albany Town Cemetery, with Rev. Smith officiating. The procession included family and friends from Croce and nearby areas, following the burial at the churchyard.
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Senator
Vaxdengerg
Michigan
Veterans Body
Unite Nations
Roosevelt
Herbert He Lehman
Lagandia
Buckivwid
Hitehalt
Lydia E. Pickham
Tinkham
Telnet
iCohoes
Wilays
Jomihen Wuneral Hane
Moe Howie Blroet
Cahos
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Sthuyler
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