Expansion Expected With Thruway Plan Across Northeastern New York
Albany reports industrial and agricultural growth tied to a projected New York thruway. Officials say the highway would extend from the Northern New Jersey line, pass near the Hudson River, and reach Buffalo, boosting western to eastern commerce and attracting new industry with high speed, low-cost transport.
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Albany
New York
Dtes
York
New Jersey
Hudnar
Buffalo
Troy
State Division of Highways
Valous
Nesmont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Beelve Clears Path in District Postwar Plan
Bert T. Beelve of the Reds District moves forward in Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's postwar consolidation plan. All steps have been taken to grant the go ahead as wartime restrictions ease.
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Bert T. Beelve
Gov
Used Clothing Opens Free Theater Movie for Troy Children
Troy children will gain free admission to a special Lincoln Theater program on Saturday at 10 am after bringing in a five pound bundle of usable clothing. The event, sponsored by the United Nations Clothing Collection with Fire Chief Carl A. Smith as chairman and Joseph Siowell at the Lincoln Theater, features three color cartoons and selected war films. Local 236 will donate services for the show. Fire Department reports 15 tons collected earlier and 10,090 pounds more by noon today, with many coats and suits in good condition among the items gathered.
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Troy
Samrday
Lincoln Theater
Ehicres
United Nations Clothing Collection
Carl A. Smith
Joseph Siowell
Arkansas
Smith
Trojens
Police and County Men Launch Gambling Crusade
Police and County forces mount a campaign against punchboards and slot machines in Troy and Rensselaer County. Officers confiscate seven punchboards and two small slot machines, warn store owners, and promise further arrests as district attorney Wiley pledges to confiscate all gambling devices despite intensified enforcement.
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Tadication Int Tres
Renssefbeer
Lansingburg
Aids of
Parle J. Wiley
Augustine SL Shudt
Fith Avenue
Troy Plein
Troy and
Rensselaer County
Attowner
Wiley
Piesds
Shudi
James F. Byron
Troy
Shudt
Enoch Eaton
Harry L. Bills
John, Buehler
Kenneth Fake
Timothy L. Collins
Harold T Lriman
Oro
New: Paper
Alcoholic Beverage Centrol
Crossword Clues and Grid Fragment
A fragmented crossword puzzle clue set appears with jumbled letters and partial entries including a mix of across clues and grid coordinates. The readable bits suggest a standard puzzle page with numbered across entries and stray letter sequences.
Poignant Note on Supposed Political Allegations
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political dispute involving multiple actors and dates. The readable lines reference a figure named Hector and a group connected to a “36-Name of Brintany Zim” with a date of 1 April and mentions Napleman Pramshi.
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Hector
Brintany Zim Asin Heyerdete
Napleman Pramshi
4rea Church Unit Holds Meeting at St Pauls
The District Evangelical and Reformed Church Federation met Tuesday evening at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church with Mrs. Eugene Henzel of Albany presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs Olga Stoewer of Schenectady and Mrs KPh of this city acted as secretary. Gertrude Schell of Schenectady reported the treasurer’s report and Margaret Bruech of Albany spoke on the Synodical Women’s Guild conference. Mrs Stoetzel presented a slate for election. Henzel and Schell were reelected. A memorial service honored deceased members. Next meeting set for April at a to be announced church. Supper chaired by Mrs Heffern and organized by the Women’s Guild members.
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District Evangelical and. Reformed Church Federation
St. Paul's Evangelical
Reformed Church
Eugene Henzel
Albany
Olga Stoewer
Schenactady
Kph
City
William Schlegel
Gertrude Schell
Schenecwey
Margaret Bruech
Synodical Women’s Guild of
New York
Jever
Weaith
Stoetzel
Henzel
Schell
Peter A. Heffern
District Deputy Hosts Banquet for LO 0. FE Members
George W. Miller district deputy grandmaster hosted a banquet at Unique Restaurant with members and wives. Abe Wolvns Reynold Wallingford and district deputies attended as honored guests and toastmaster Coins Van Vorst presided. Retired Officer Captain C. Coogan, of Abbatty, died Tuesday. funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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George WW. Miller
Allany LO
Distriet
Abe Wolvns
Rensselaer
Wolios
Reynold Wallingford
Rensselaer and
Washington
Wallingford
Grane Mershall
van Vorst
C. Cooge
Abbatty
Coogan
Leidecker to Head Brunswick American Legion Post
Leidecker elected permanent commander of Brunswick Post No. 1265 American Legion at Rome of Leon Gervais in Eagle Mills. New officers include Dr Stephen Custis first vice commander and Raymond Pultock second vice commander with Harry P Murnane as adjutant. Installation by retiring temporary commander Pangborn followed by merit certificates. Three WW II veterans admitted. post to assist Rensselaer County committee at Cropseyville May 16 for charter presentation.
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Brunswick
American Legion
Rome
Leon Gervais
Eagie
Chums Comers
Harry P. Murnane
Poestensitt
Adjs
Rensselaer County American Legion
Vick
Cropseyvillé
Brunswick Post
Leidecker
Dr. Curtis
Aish Sharpe
Fred Abbuhl
Stenberg
Ernest Tamm
Eddleman
Charles Wieeser
Mr. Stenberg
Edward H. Patterson
A. B. Taylor
Mr. Wiesner
Mr. Pangborn
Roy M. Hulett
Martin
Quinian
Relief for Hudson man as son escapes German prison camp
William Purdy of Hudson reports his son Pvt Walter J. Purdy, missing in action in Luxembourg since December 20, is released from a German prison camp. In a War Department letter, Purdy says his son, who enlisted May 18, 1943, is in good health as of April 2. He is married to Mary A. Purdy of Glens Falls and has brother Claude in West Albany and sister Mrs Joseph Kaowack of Schenectady. A nephew, Pvt Gilbert E. Purdy, was killed in France in October last year.
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William Purdy
Main Street
Hudson
Walter J. Purdy
Luxembourg
Purdy
Mary A. Purdy
Glens Falls
Pvt. Purdy
Claude Purdy
West Albany
Joseph Kaowack
Schenectady
Pet
Gilbert £. Purdy
France
Committee members and chairs at meeting noted
Mr. Tamm and Mr. Stenberg led 25 tartainment duties and Mr. Murnane and others served on the ways and means committee with chairs named. Following the session, refreshments were provided by Mr. Gervais, temporary chair of the housing committee.
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Tamm
Stenberg
Murnane
Weigner
Pangborn
Zink
Littefield
Gervais
Fire Destroys Nazi Legation in Lisbon
Reports say the German Legation in Lisbon was burned to the ground yesterday by an unknown fire origin. Dispatches indicate the blaze started on the top floor where official archives were kept and spread rapidly through the building, with the Portuguese capital noting the incident.
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Madrid
Lisbon
Fhem
Washington Orders Seizure of San Francisco Plant
President ordered the Navy to seize and operate the United Engineering Company plant in San Francisco amid a dispute halting work on several ships. The move aims to restart production and secure war effort.
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Washington
Tra Aan
Man
Navy
United Engineering Company, Ltd
San Francisco
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