Veterans To Be Discharged After Five Years Of Service
The Army announced a policy to discharge enlisted men who have served four or five years starting after June 30. It aims to honor requests by veterans aged 42 and over as a sizeable number of men will be released by mid year. Some will be held in service to avoid leaving units understaffed, with tens of thousands potentially affected.
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Washington
Army
Cade
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Persi
Miltary
Daclere
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Dzeit
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Marené
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Europe
War draft calls and scouting events mix in regional notes
A wartime budget note signals the Selective Service may trim monthly calls to about 53 000 if the war drags on, with veterans and long-term discharges affecting the mix. In Ballston Spa and Round Lake, Scout events at Lake District Scout-O-Rama featured games, first aid demos, semaphore signaling and color ceremonies, drawing crowds and honoring local packs and troops.
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Christ Church
Ealiston Spa
Albers Rees Hay
Iuncheon
Miss Aan
New Mexico
Lake Auxiliary
Soy Seon
Ballston Spa
Chariton
Lake
Balisten
Round Lake High School
Frederick J. Clark
Troop 4
Cub Pack
Ballston
Cub Back
Round Lake
Teg
Charlton
Round Lake notices and social events in the community
Round Lake residents report Mrs. C E Raymond Haight recovering from illness Eveline Steery opens home on Lake Avenue after Troy visit A game party at Lib ray ball benefits the Union School class Laurence A Hickey travels to Montreal for a funeral Mrs E Beecher Williams and Mrs John W Morris chair spring food sale for Cari Service at Morey Drug store 3 p m Richard Bond family move to Washington Ave Winston Titreland family moves to Boxee house Pinochla Club closes season with dinner and film in Albany Events for Women's Round Lake Improvement Society set at the architectum Wednesday Sponsored bazaar and food sale for library funds donations accepted by June 30 All Saints Auxiliary meets at 2 pm with L B McKean in charge.
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C. E. Raymond Haight
Eveline Steery
Lake Avenue
Troy
Libray Ball
Union School
Laurence A. Hickey
Saturtex
Piskion
Montreal
Laura E. Hickey
Reve
Losangelea
Waren's
Society of Cari
Methodist Church
E. Beecher Williams
John W. Morris
Morey Drug Store
Richard Bond
Washiheton Avenue
Winston I Titreland
Boxee
Second Street
Pinochla Club
Albany
Richard H. Gorsline
Chauncey Gress
George Maynard
Clarence’ Johnson
Henry van Veghten
Bezaar
Women's Round Lake Improvement
Suir
Women's Auxiliary of All
Women's Auxiliary of All: Saints
Pel Cairdh
werGay
Eta Mee
Igigne
McKean Womiea
AGK
Som Be
Language notes and Scout events at Kiwanig Club
The article mixes language notes on English usage with a Scout event report. It mentions a Ter Y. and a Dry T. discussing phrases like feel good and feel well, then covers a Scout contest at Scout-Of Fame with troop results: Charlton, Round Lake, Balison troops placing first to fourth, plus dressing and ribbon awards under various Scoutmasters.
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Buffalo
Kiwanig Club
Americas
Marriam-Webster’s
Frank Colby
Scout- of Fame
Charlton
Round Lake
Troop 1
Balision
Tenderfoot
Robert Grose
Wiloyd Parker
Pete van Deusen
Troop 9
Ralph B Schuyler
District Advancement
Harry Hayward
Ballston Spe
Robert Smith
Terry Wait
Ballston Spa
Geoffrey Barnes
John. Palmner
Smith
On The Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local radio listings show morning programs including Top of the Morning and Morning Newspaper segments. The schedule features Timekeeper and Spotlight segments with various news and entertainment interludes.
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WERY
Troy
Rlse
Sun Tieskeeper
Su-Morzing Meipcies Ieee Sipoceseayfast Club
Joe Listeains
Tom Brenneman
Gil- Martyn
American Press Fair Brenden Bracken Defends War Coverage
Brenden Bracken says American papers fairly report the American troops while British papers cover British actions. He notes the British information services rebut anti British propaganda in the United States and cites evidence from American newspapers and broadcasters. Lady Astor questions what Britain omits about the war effort.
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London
Brenden Bracken
Commons
British Information Services
United States
Stacken
Lady Astor
England
Beebe Vacationing. Pow sal Farm News and PTA Banquet
Mias Helen Beebe of New York visits her mother Mrs Frances Beebe on Upper Main Street. Mr and Mrs Clark Condon return from North Adams and resume farming in East Pow sal Oak Hill. PTA elects officers for annual banquet set May 23 with reservations by May 16. Sulle leads site committee for a permanent veterans honor roll near the junction of two state highways. An unidentified man beat Julial Abaren near her home, then apologized claiming to mistake her for his wife.
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Mias
Helen Beebe
New York
Frances Beebe
Upper Main Street
Clark Condon
North Adams
East Powsal
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
William O. Sulle
Sterling Sprague
Philip G. Prats
Otis Dorman
Mre
Terling Sprague
Edgar
Senecal
Wiliam
Sulle
Niagara
Julial Abaren
Soldiers Call for United Nations Role and World Police Force
The American Veterans Committee urged broad US action to stop aggression without per case congressional approval. Chai rman Chattey Bolte reported AVC support for immediate UN formation with US entry before peace treaties and opposition to Senate reservations that weaken the organization.
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San
American Veterans Committee
Chattey G. Bolte
Chain ‘Man
Bolte
State Department
Washington
AVC
Hnsted
San Francisco
Ence
United States
Bote
United Nations Organization
Bas Francisco
United States Senate
Japan's Ability to Attack About Finished
Admiral Turner warned that Japanese strikes could reach Tokyo soon from Okinawa as U S amphibious forces monitored palace movements. The remark underscored fear of a rapid Japanese air offensive before anticipated alert.
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Japan
Admiral Turner
Fiery View Adit
Richmond Kelly Turner
Tokyo
Emperor's Palace
AD Andno
Usenet
Okinawa
Emperors Palace
War Policy Survey Fragment Shows Broad Agreement
A partial survey fragment shows fragmented positions on military action without full Congressional approval and a push to empower the Security Council. Support favors US armed force without constant Congress checks and broad Yalta framework principles.
Wartime advance date hinted in Okinawa dispatch
A wartime briefing expresses confidence in a major Okinawa landing, noting daily influx of troops and equipment. It asserts Japanese resolve has been weakened and compares the operation to prior Allied offensives, stressing expected decisive impact.
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Okinawa
Japan
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