Public Can Voice Opinion At Conference
Washington reports that individuals or organizations may submit opinions on postwar peace at the United Nations Conference in San Francisco. The Division of Public Liaison will organize and present expressions to delegates, aiming to influence discussions without guaranteeing changes in decisions.
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James Marlow
Washington
San Francisco
Calif
Nou
Jona Jones
John Jones
Amalgamated Association of Bumble Bee Raisers
Bercy
Dog Suffering From Intense Itching Prompts Relief Call
A distressed pet owner promotes Mente Dog Powders claiming relief from persistent itching and skin irritation in dogs. The advertisement stresses constant scratching digging and biting as proof of urgency and need for a solution.
Public opinion and the San Francisco conference
A discussion on how mass support from millions of people and 42 organizations could influence delegates and Senate approval at the San Francisco conference. The State Department plans observer briefings to keep the public informed while the conference proceeds and final approval rests with the U S Senate.
Gis Meet Growing Hatred from Germans
Allied troops report rising hostility from German civilians as U.S. forces advance into the Reich. Civilians glare and scowl while German youths form armed bands in the Harz Mountains, with caches of ammunition and signs of factory activity in the region.
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S. Ninth Army
Germany
INS
I. S. Th Army
Reich
Harz
Hinev
Harzy
Local notices from Troy area readers and events
Eagle Mills residents update moving and visiting relatives from Lowell and Windsor Locks. Red Cross War Fund in the area raises 1223 dollars, surpassing the quota. Garfield School hosts Amore and Bird Day activities with students cleaning, studying and teachers supervising. Eagles hold a lawn food sale. Rally Day sewing project continues. Methodist Church calendar lists official board, Junior Youth Fellowship party and choir rehearsal. Richard H Sweet of Pownal Vermont pleads not guilty to drunkenness and DUI in North Adams District Court. bail set at 59 dollars.
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George E. Parker
Brunswick Road
Troy
Joseph McGrain
Lowell
Mass
Jig
Mrr
Forrest H. Patker
Joan C. Wilson
John. C. Jr
Lancaster
N. H
Wit 5On
Ralph BR. Phillips
Col Mien BH. Rogers
AAFL
Dorothy Riegert
Bev
Erly
Cato Waterfield
Methodist Church
Thin, Church
Richard H.sweet
Pownal
North Adams
Israel
Ruby
Marines’ Sgt. Warren Willi Wounded Again at Iwo Jima
Mr and Mrs Charles Willi of 5 Grant Avenue report their son Sgt Warren E Willi of the Marines has been wounded at Iwo Jima for a second time. He has completed 26 months overseas service and is expected home shortly.
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Charles “Willi
Grant Avenue
Warren E. Willi
Iwo Jima
German Mob Killed U S Flyers Says British Officer
A British medical colonel captive reports German civilians killed two captured American airmen in Chemnitz. One lynched from a lamp post, another beaten to death near a Chemnitz railroad station. Eyewitnesses will testify to these atrocities for the War Crimes Investigation Committee. The hospital camp for 960 Allied soldiers includes 100 Americans all suffering frostbite from high altitude bailouts and winter marches.
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Edward Dr. Ball
Germany
Jamippost
Chemnitz
Greece
Fourth Armored
eaArother
War Crimes Investgation Committee
Upper Silesia
Victory Garden Contest Details at Troy Record
The Troy Record outlines a Victory Garden contest inviting entries for garden locations described as backyard plots. The text specifies teen participants may enter and notes the event theme centered on home gardening achievements.
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TROY
Community Garden Contest Opens to Local Residents
Contest invites Troy Cohoes Water Vliet Green Island and Waterford residents to enter gardens of at least 500 square feet. Gardens must be marked for identification by judges. Prizes include war bonds and stamps valued at 330 dollars.
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Troy
Cohoes
Watervliet
Green Island
Waterford
Russians Starved Near Battlefield Amid Casualties
Descriptions detail Russian troops in a field ward, recovering from losses with amputations. Crippled soldiers cluster around a garbage bin, scavenging crusts and ration leftovers. Third Army tank crews ignore their condition as hunger drives desperate exchanges. Americans share Red Cross parcels but Russians report none.
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Third Army
Uven
Fala Returns to Roosevelt Kin in Rhinebeck Home
Fala, the President's favored dog, went to live with Miss Margaret Suckley in Rhinebeck after Roosevelt entrusted his care to her. The spaniel had previously traveled with the President on trips and is now residing near Hyde Park in the Hudson Valley.
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Margaret Suckley
Roosevelt
Fataig
Fala
Fela
Atranger
Miss Suckley
Teheran
Yaka
Fihinebeck
Hudson Valley
Roose Lvelt
Hyde Park
Court adjourned as three actions seized from calendar
In Rensselaer County Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray adjourned the session to 9:30 a.m. today as no cases were ready for trial. Three actions Nos. 102 183 and 134 were announced as having been seized and taken from the calendar.
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Supreme Court For
Rensselaer County
Wiliam H. Murray
Tidows of Six U.S. Presidents Living on York EL
A fragmented notice lists six living widows associated with U S presidents. Names include Mrs Rosaeves Stee, Mrs Woodrow Wren, Mrs Cal vin Coolidge, Mrs Thomas J Preston, and Mrs Theodore Roose velt. The piece places them in various locations such as Washington, Northampton, Princeton, Oyster Bay. The writing is garbled but indicates living widows connected to former presidents.
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York EL
Jim D. ‘Roosevelt
Rosaeves Stee
Woodrow Wren
Washington
Calvin’ Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Thomas J, Preston
Grover Cleve
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Texas
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WLI
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Rouees
Eagle Mills
U.S
War Production Board
Usu
America
Wanda
Montgomery Ward
Menands
N.Y
Vitarza
John
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