General Clay condemns German handling of food crisis
General Lucius D. Clay angrily accused German leaders of mismanaging food, refugees, and wartime relief in a televised briefing. He warned German authorities and urged action, noting massive shipments and deportations, while urging British and American coordination amid ongoing occupation policies.
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Clay
Blultgart
Germany
Lucius D
Hla
Holfa
Palealine Ur
Gay and Garman Junder
Ware
Cyprus
Jermain
Gerrans
Reese
Goverta Dewey
Aca
Aviv
Marcell Mitchell Nyand
New York City
Fimg
Pullet
Nce
Contrack
Aisc
High Command Fails To Agree On Rents
Washington The House Republican leadership failed to reach a decision on rent policy. A 10 percent general rent increase was discussed as a possibility. Speaker Martin presided over a closed session. a new meeting was planned to reconsider a prior vote. Rent controls were debated with an extension beyond June 30 possible.
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Washington
House
Republican Sigh Command
Wolentt
RsMseh
Banlong Committee
Spenker Martin
Rmass
Tapukhenn
Postal Bill Signed One Step for Substitutes Promotions
President praman signed legislation providing automatic promotions for substitute postal employees based on length of service. The measure clears the way for career advancement within the postal service, aligning promotions with tenure and service records.
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Washington
Praman
Brazil Moves to Dissolve Red Group in Coup Tension
President Buria Gaypar Dutta issued a decree suspending the Union Juventuda Communista for six months and ordering its dissolution in court amid a clash over the legality of the Communist Party. The move follows a government push to ban parties deemed contrary to democracy as the Supreme Electoral Tribunal weighs the party's legal status. The Communist Party, claiming 18,006 members, has risen as a major force during a volatile political period.
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Rio de Janeiro
Buria Gaypar Dutta
Brazil
Unioa Juventuda Coimmudata
Th Hl& Decren
Ae the Supreme Electora
Triuuonl
Communist Party
Prozista
Comoiunls
Kerlaphore
Supreme Electoral ‘Tribunal
Ack Tha
Axnment
Atmkre
Bell System
Seglonl
Schwellenbach
TF. Craig
Lae
Schwel- Jonbach
Berne
Schwellentach
Hig Progrm
Dancer Charged With Homicide In Killing
A formal homicide charge was lodged against Patricia Schmdt, Toledo dancer, linked to the death of John Lester Mee, Chicago socialite, at his yacht in Havana harbor. Charles Jackson of River Forest, JU, owner of the 72 fuel yacht, faces withholding information charges. Bail set at 810,000. trial delay argued due to crowded docks. Mee, 21, formerly Navy Beat sailor, claimed she beat him after discovery of News incident.
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Havana
VPA
Patricia Schmdt
Toledo
Ohio
John Lester Mee
Chicago
Aroud
Wavane Harbor
Santiago Mencia
Charles Jackson
River Forest
Jackson
Wald
Ae ‘Saitay
Mee
Navy BT
al Ts
Newis Indstiod
Warns Against Dumping Refuse Near Reservoir
Sheriff Thileto M. Craver said deputies will patrol and arrest those who dump refuse or litter on city property near Tombannock Reservoir. Deputies Grover Campbell and Karl Pendjascetained the identity of the violator and removed the litter from the ground. A state law makes it a misdemeanor to dump refuse on grounds adjacent to a municipal water supply.
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Tombannock
Thileto M. Craver
Patiol
Lima
Grover Campbell
Karl Pendt
Red Cross To Conduct Water Safety Course
A water safety course led by Red Cross instructor Francis McBride will run Monday to Friday, April 26, at the RPL pool. The program trains future instructors and renews certificates for current instructors. Registration starts next week at 1 20 p.m. Seniors with Red Cross Life Saving certificates and age 10 or older may enroll. The course is the area’s sole chance to qualify as a water aide besides Aquatic School.
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RPL
Red Cros Aumnices
Francis McBride
American Red Cross
Aunrner
Aleo
Tose
Red Cross
Waterford Drum Corps joins Hudson Valley circle
Waterford St Marys Drum Corps members attended a meeting in Amsterdam to finalize the summer contest schedule. The annual St Marys contest will be held Sunday July 20 at the Weroga Cadets of Jolinetown and other groups from New York New Jersey and Connecticut are expected.
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St. Mizy's Drum Corps
Waterford
Hudson Valley Bugle and Drum Corps Association
Bunday
Amsterdam
Edward Gitgold
Clateman
St. Mary's Corps
Weroga Cadela
Johnatown
Noble Callahan Sons of A American Legion
Huta Suprenant
Joseph LaValley
Elmer Dever
Mary Brown
Margaret Burgers
Lauren Brown
Tynn Salsbury
Mr. Barley
Dohingon Al-Gwl Corps
Frank Murray
Seth Parker
Fast Presbyterian Church of
Joan Howes
Harald Sams
Hatter Wallet
Cosmin
St. Mary's Allega
Waterford Independent Bowling League
Ralph Coons
William Bolsen
Mick Jordan
George Coopers
Gamas
Robert MacHalle
Arthur Ints
Leonard Elsnow
Charles Baker
Cremony
Tone
Order of the Eastern Star
Waterford Masonie Temple
Mis
Flammersley
Wothy Mation
Mufard Frost
Ene Patton
Hommes H. Bettigan
Ethel Darby
Project Chiltmad
Elva Hawley
Mae Winnnery
Ruth L Anderson
Eliebeth Fabricius
Mary Lou Cunningham
Ceemony
Virginie Vee
Oscar Gorham
Dorothy LeVan
Dorothy Gorham
Philp ¥Olsom
Kumile D. Perkins
Lake Luzerne
Walter L. Alien
Saratoga Springs
Boy Scout Troop 32
St. Mary's Hall
Tichele
Troy Armory
Joseph Clerhinelli
Cherge
Trojan Elected By Moor Covering Group
Alfred M. Landry of Troy named temporary secretary and officers to organize the District Floor Covering Association at Alanny. George A. Dyyeng LG. Ealon and John P. Ryan named to the committee on by law and constitution.
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Trojan
Finpresentialives
Frenlture
Orig Élores
Alanny
Alfred M. Landry
Troy
Namish
Hyme
George A. Dyyeng
LG. Ealon
John P. Ryan
Taylor Elected President of Skeet Group
Alex B. Taylor was elected president of the Hudson Fish and Game Club. The Watervliet Club finished first with 4,445 birds in a 1,280 target total. Roy Ineson was runner up with 92.4, and the season opens May 28 at Walden followed by Troy, Gloversville, Schenectady, Waterford, and other shoots using the Lewin scoring system.
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Thy
Mohawl Hudson
Skwel Lengua
Sanday
Waylervniet
Herbal Pointer
Adirony
Dick Clu
Biveder
Ceorge Bitle
Watervliet
Redelog
Schmedthdy Gus Club
Eli Ensurer
Your SH
Watervieet Club
Thy Udirandack Club
Bleeelhar
Taylor
High Gun Wath
Roy Ineson
Waterviet
Walerliot
Troy
Gloversville
Schenectady
Waterford
Bleecker
Lewin
Experielice
Jolling
Harry C. Church Dies Suddenly At Residence
Harry Church of 412 Tenth Street died suddenly at his home shortly before noon yesterday. Coroner says death natural. Survived by widow Mia, sons Alfred and 2 others, daughters Viola Vivian Ian, sisters Ethel Cubha and Mrs. Charles Bradt, and grandchildren Ernest and Dougiax Tek. Funeral at 9:30 am from home and 10 am at St Barnard’s, Interment at Onkwaad Cemetery.
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Harry Church
Dougiax
Tenth Street
Fugay
St. Barnards
Pplaco
Yal Church
Onkwaad Cemetery
Brunswick Grong Elects Officers at PTA Meeting
Brunswick Grong elects officers for its Parent-Teacher Association at a Monday meeting at the school. Unanimous vote chose William Bonk as president with Vincent Innivello as vice president, Harald Kayex secretary, and Wesley Way treasurer. A budget review and district plan were discussed. A fundraising sale is planned for Monday at Halderman’s Jewelry Store.
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Ita William
Centoy Uuinavick Payent-Teacher Association
Howard Gray
Ollin
Vincent Innivello
Harald Kayex
Wesley Way
Aden
Kenandis
Mundey
Halderman's Jewelry
Pultan Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue, For the Lement
Parent-Teacher Association
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Cohoes
Heath Ty
Andy
Saturn
Carter
Reatuse
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Dancer
Schwollenbach
War Labor Board
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Diva
Schweinbach
Board of Arbitration
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American ‘Telephone
Ielegraph Company
Untong. &. National Commission
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Issus
Schwellembach
Amerian ‘Telephone & Teletrenic Company
Reayon
Pss
United States
Indies
Portacoouth
N. H
Loroins League
Robert L. Knapp
Remora
Tri-State Water Conditioning, Inc
Mohawk St
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Skeet Group
Harry C. Church
Goodyear
Givat You
Ford
Rayan
Kyavler Yeads
Hacker
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Oats
Uber
Goodfyear Service
Fourth Street
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General Contracting
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Phone Cohoes
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