Milk Co-ops Meet April 30 In Utica New York
New York co op meeting set for April 30 in Utica to review marketing orders payments and services by cooperatives during wartime. Branford notes investigations will assess each cooperative’s payments and justify administration of dairy producer settlements totaling over seven million dollars since 1938.
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Utica
New York
Willie Avilviting
Cooperative
Naweeln- Hans
Usedeopalitin
Atttie Nurketing Sven
Utena
N.Y
Gedy Blanferd
Market Kemias
Uinuimoad
Branford
New York Troducer
Wund
Ulloa
Cooperaives
Gia
Blanford
Dairycven
Blanson
Peaches Weds Again Taylor in Columbus Wedding
Mrs Frances Civelli formerly Perches Browning and Richard Conklin hosted a nuptials at a Rem rancher’s home. Civelli, at her fourth marriage, first gained fame about twenty years ago after marrying Edward W Browning a New York real estate operator.
Smoke Fumes Fatal Fire Claims Three Year Old Diane Williams
A three year old girl Diane Williams died at Canon hospital yesterday from smoke inhalation after a fire swept the home of her parents Warren Williams and his wife. The blaze occurred three hours earlier, authorities said.
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Diane MewWilliams
Canondaigia
Warren AizWilliams
Laski Claims U S Builds Powerful New Atom Bombs
Brighton reports Professor Harold J. Laski asserted the United States is manufacturing vastly more powerful atom bombs. He said five bombs could destroy the United States south of the Mason Dixon Line and urged an end to secrecy in atomic development. The Labor Party leaders protested secrecy but received little official sympathy in Washington.
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Brighton
England
Harold J. Leski
Yesleriday
United States
Tmtasa
Yushienois
Mason-Dixon Linen & Speech
Brvvish Cooperative Party
Louse Energy
Beitisa Lichor
Wiroghima
Nagasale
Laski
Har
Washington
Tiny Old J. Luski
Labor Party
Wadars
Fire at Alice Chemical & Dye Plant Sparks Explosions
A blaze at the Alice Chemical & Dye Corporation plant yesterday sparked a dozen explosions and sent flames hundreds of feet into the air. Firefighters battled the fire for hours as the U S Navy aided with eight tons of foam and fire apparatus, forcing families to flee. No injury count was released and investigators did not confirm the cause.
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Alice Chemical & Dye Corporation
Hesiduus
Yimar
Man Learns Folly Of Littering Streets
A man cited for dumping rubbish along Spring and Walker Avenues was fined and ordered to remove waste from his truck. Troy Police Court required the vehicle to be cleaned, with Chief Kendall posting a No Dumping sign at the intersection and vowing enforcement.
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Moses
Spring
Walker
Nendall
Po- Nce
Toe Mann
Troy
Bernl
Dale Wood
Kendall
Alta
Foreign Loans Open to Investing Public
Washington contemplates opening foreign loan opportunities to private investors. Aimed at widening participation, the plan would allow banks and private buyers to invest up to 260 million toward Netherlands government loans and related securities through a Treasury backed initiative.
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Washington
Gndok el Yarige
Netherlands
Tiaves
Ium
Eyrang
Scannell
Secretary of the Treasury
Tintland
NAG
Ene
Anasia
Canada Makes Second UNRRA Payment
Canada completes a second donation to UNRRA amounting to 85,369,269 dollars. The government notes appreciation for UNRRA’s aid to rebuild and supply essential goods in liberated areas, highlighting Canada’s continued support alongside the United Kingdom and Dominican Republic in funding relief efforts.
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Canada
Washington
Wuneral Dawreliy
Thaingineme
Internationalyie Organisation
Bat Sumdia
United Kingdom
Costa
English Bridle Wins Rave Against Death
English war bride English Bridle wins a race after a near fatal accident. The report notes injuries to her husband and a companion, while authorities describe the rescue and medical attention provided by the Red Cross. The fragment references a separate incident involving a missing or deceased person and a confusion of names and places.
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Gogol
Borluni
Cau Kilmey
Grigsby
Hung
Austolk
iWiha
Pebronny
Laciardiy
Red Cross
SVN
Hein
WML
Ories
Niagara Power Company Posts Record First-Quarter Net Income
Niagara Power reports first quarter net income of 6851, seven and a half dollars per common share after preferred dividends. Earnings equal ten per share for the year, with coal and other costs expected to rise. President Earle J. Moorhole notes favorable water conditions and the system’s hydro plants performing at best in the period.
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Nigarudson Power Corp
Machold
FTC Proposes Law To Halt Bread Waste
The Federal Trade Commission proposed new wartime measures to curb bread waste by promoting consignment selling. It urged reviewing current laws to permanently curb wasteful practices in wholesale bread, arguing recent policy gaps threaten bakers nationwide. The commission cited 1942 and 1955 data on dough returns and stock disposal, urging action to stabilize supply and prevent manipulation of the market.
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Washington
Ttade
Yousterday
Communion
YC Alstement
Britain
Mihailovic Trial Set for May Amid War Crimes Grime
A crippled OCR fragment reports General Mihailovic facing public trial in May. Officials including Lt. G Alexander Rankovic and Ravkovic suggest the Yugoslav interior ministry seeks mon and border-area arrests as authorities hunt fugitives along the Bosnia Serbia frontier amid wartime upheaval.
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Cy. Gem
Draja Mwai Jovic
Nig Chetwikt
Micovic
Vagoglavin
Rankavie
Bosnia
Serbia
Yararviny
Mey
Wetiravie
Snowbound Coast Communications Disrupted in Nova Scotia
A four foot high snowdrift between Halifax and Cape Breton severed telegraph and telephone lines, crippling communications across Nova Scotia and parts of eastern Canada including Prince Edward Island. The gale damaged vessels, cut power, and halted maritime routes as crews battle worsening conditions.
Transfer of Nazi assets to fronts prompts U S probes
A late 1940s inquiry discusses tracing Nazi assets moved through fronts and corporate disguises. Investigators seek evidence of 57 billion in American properties, noting neutral countries and individuals acting to shield German ownership and control.
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U.S
Washinton Paley
Gene Jornal von Clark
Camilly
Novia
Itaey
United
Ae Enpetar
Individuwts
Benel
Dre Mion
Gremany
Alieeney
Fighting erupts between tribesmen and police in Zenjan
Reports say intense fighting broke out near Zenjan 175 miles northwest of Pettus and 1p miles southeast of Talnds as Premor Ahmed Gavan ordered troops to quell unrest. The government declared a state of emergency, with officials urging restraint as forces clash and evacuations proceed in the province amid unclear casualty figures.
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Vohoon LM
Azerbaijan
Ata
Premor Ahmed Gavan
Zenjan
Pettus Wand
Talnds
Haninn
Papa Lung
Ur Prem
Alina
Farliel Owners Accuse Te Maile Shiyings Medi
Local report describes accusations and unrest among Farliel owners over control and revenue in a troubled region. A protest stance emerges as authorities and leading figures face scrutiny amid claims of corruption and political pressure. The piece notes tensions near Lihae and Bane with references to barriers, security presence, and public reaction.
Thieves Ransack Hever Castle in historical theft
A chaotic incident at Hever Castle involves thieves breaking in and looting artifacts and valuables. The episode is linked to unspecified suspects and rumored disturbances surrounding the historic site. Local authorities investigate the break in and search for evidence amid lingering security concerns.
Rockets and Public Safety Items Under Review
A wartime era report discusses rockets and public safety equipment, noting exploration of defense measures and the role of rockets in city safety. The piece mentions testing, acceleration, and potential deployment while contrasting defensive aims with wartime threat assessments.
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Weber
Wagenes Voeleta
Stritosphere
Lil Raeckat
Reducia
Chia
Tosvanini and Envonte Back to Maly Mascist Foe
Disjointed report notes Tosvanini and Envonte involved in a controversy with Mascist Foe. Waltrn and Curtolid appear amid claims of family tension and a missing base anthem incident at a SUNY Pu ttar event. references to a transatlantic era and future return are vague.
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Envonte
Maly
New York
Curtolid
Waltrn
Carlin
SUNY
Cescanini
Sie
Wanrards
Whitehall Landlords Po Register April 30
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Whitehall registration scene with references to landlords, administrative terms, and a central school in Whitehall. Mentions tentative registration dates and a cancellation affecting a later registration week amid unclear names and locations.
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Whitehall Landlords Po Register
Wiiteled
Central School
Whitehall
MacArthur Naines Diplomat to Head Allied Council
MacArthur Naines named diplomat to head the Allied Council for Avquin and its initial meetings. Observers note indecision and shifting posts as Tokyo-based leadership debates proceed amid preparations for a formal council structure.
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MacArthur Naines
Allied Council
Polish Troops Arrive In London On Way Home
A 2,500 strong Polish troop contingent arrives in London amid discussions of demobilization and repatriation. Government signals no punitive measures for those returning to Poland as troops proceed from exile toward their homeland.
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Myst Baptist Chives
Hasler
Richard Cummings
London
Liverpool
Palani
Glens Falls K of C to Honor Late Priest
A Glens Falls Knights of Columbus event plans a formal presentation to honor a late priest. The program includes a banquet at the Queen City hotel and a mass assembly with local dignitaries and guests from multiple organizations.
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Glens Falls
Lucas to Preys Own Pearl Harbor Report
Report preview notes June readiness for Papork on the Brat Hattor inquiry. Senator Tol ak asks for full committee report from hearings held recently. Republican members seek broader address of national and military matters, including Secretary of State and Secretary of War concerns.
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Ad Papork
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Jepavert
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Ube
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