Greenwich Draft Board Reclassifies Cases
The Greenwich Draft Board announced reclassifications including Leom J. Conety of Cambridge whose LA classification was affirmed on state appeal. Donald C. Ruggles of Waite Creek moved from 1-A to 2, while three new registrants signed: George M. Campbell Jackson Harold G. Watkins White Creek Wittlun W. Groesbeck Barn. Other changes list multiple name and locality adjustments across Greenwich Fort Edward Salem and Argyle with various class shifts.
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Leom J. Conety
Cambridge
Appeal Board
Greenwich
Washington County
Board of Appeals
Donald C. Ruggles
Waite Creek
George M. Campbell
Jackson
Harold G. Watkins
White Creek
Wittlun W. Groesbeck
Babm
Bosrd
Fon Edward
Gerald W. McDougall
Salem
John M. Diver
Wiliam W. Groesbeck
Greenwith
Harry
Duket
Grensich
Donald A Taylor
Gerald VY
Moinesmex
Daesula
H Coster
Fort Edward
Paul & DeGarmo
Donald E. Willets
Guy WL Myers
Andrew FE. Sutherland
Richard B. Lewis
F &F
Royd
Burgess
Argyle
Robert E. Safford
Guy E. Perkins
Lions Outline Program for Clamsteam
Carl Swanson named chair man of arrangements for the annual Lions Clubs clamsteam at Carrall's Grove on the Troy Bennington Road. His committee includes William Ectles and John McNulty. Steam served at 4 PM with raw clams and refreshments earlier. events include sports, dancing, and entertainment for women guests. Rev. George B. Leckenby, former rector, attended.
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Carl Swanson
Lions Clubs
Carrall's Grove
Troy-Bennington Road
Hendrick Hudson
Wiliam Ectles
John McNulty
George B. Leckenby
Church of the Ascension
West
Argentine University Seeks Constitutional Order Amid Peron Plot
Security heads of all universities joined Tuesday night in demanding a swift return to constitutional government as plans to draft Vice President Juan Peron for the presidency circulated. President Edelmiro Farrell held a cabinet conference while reports said Rear Admiral Teisaire might resign as interior minister, a move that could curb naval influence and affect the regime. Naval and military officers attended the meeting, underscoring the crisis facing the military leaders who seized power after the uprising in 1950. University professors urged elections and a separation of armed forces from politics.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Edelmiro Farrel
Admr
A. Teisaire
Teisare
Tessare
Peron
Government House
Poland Urges Nationals Abroad to Return Home
The new Polish government urged all citizens abroad to return at once and promised to honor Poles who fought in the war as heroes. The broadcast said a legally recognized government now represents the Polish Republic and every Pole must submit to it. It also promised facilities to help people reach Poland.
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Poland
London
UPM
Census Bureau notes rise in marriages in 1945
The Census Bureau reported that in June 1945 marriage licenses issued totaled 35 287 for populations of 100 000 or more, up from 1944 levels. Licenses in large cities reached 258 917 in the first six months, slightly below the prior year’s 261 336, with a general decline after 1952 leveling off in early years.
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Washington DP
Census Bureau
New Health Nurse Mary Mayer Begins Duties locally
Mrs Mary Mayer a native of Troy starts as supervisory nurse assigned by the State Health Department to the local health department. Dr James C Boland health commissioner announced her start yesterday. She is a St John s Nursing School Brooklyn graduate with prior ties to Willard Parker and Greenpoint hospitals in New York.
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Mary McAvevey. Mayer
Troy
State Health Department
Heath Department
James C. Boland
Mayer
St. John’s Nursing School
Brooklyn
Willard Parker Hospital
New York
Greenpoint Hospital
New York City Department of Health
Budget estimates reflect revised 3 percent receipts drop
U S budget shows receipts 32 2 billion less than earlier estimates as new tax and aid law changes allow corporations to use funds now. Deficit reduced from 54 to 46 billion, while debt may top 295 billion by next June 30 if war lasts. Persistent inflation risks noted as reconversion speeds up civilian production.
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Smith
Treasury
Europa
Charge Nazi Sabotage In Suburb of Prague
Nazi sabotage in the Aussig region near Prague triggered mysterious explosions and fires. Police reported many deaths as a factory town area burned from late afternoon to midnight in Krasnec Bresko as defense and interior ministers visited and ordered security for Germans in the area.
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Prague
Remote Control Seen Key to Future Wars
Brig. Gen William E Ball predicts that virtually all offensive operations in future wars will be done by remote control with the personal combat element almost eliminated America may be the first target in any future war says the deputy chief of personnel of the Army Air Force The article describes tests of robot bombs guided by a central brain ship and envisions pilots no longer personally fighting each other in combat.
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Denver
William E. Ball
America
Army Air Force Ran
Hall
Fifteenth Air Force
Italy
Local residents and visitors share holiday updates
Cossaguna Rober Glass sr of Troy spends vacation there. Mrs Clayton Guthrie returns from McCiellan Hospital. Mrs Warren Cole of New York visits Mr and Mrs Harold Cole. Miss Mildred Lee of Glens Falls visits cousin Mrs Martha A Myles. Mrs James Sloan returns home in Greenwich after days with her father here.
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Rober
Glass, Sr
Troy
Clayton” Guthrie
McCiellan Hospital
Warren Cole
New York
Harold Cole
Mildred Lee
Glens Fails
Martha A. Myles
James Sloan
Greenwich
Queen Elizabeth Hosts U S Singer at Buckingham Palace
New York Metropolitan Opera star Marjorie Lawrence performed before Queen Elizabeth and approximately 250 royal household women at Buckingham Palace yesterday.
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London
Marjorie Lawrence
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Royal Household
Seven Germans To Die for Killing American Airmen
Darmstadt Germany seven Germans two women were sentenced to hang for the killing of six captured U S airmen last August in a six day war crimes trial. Two defendants were acquitted and others were given long prison terms. An American investigator described the killings as brutal as a mob beat the airmen to death and paraded their bodies through Russell Hein.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Margarete Witzler
Kathe Ecrnhardt
Johannes Seipel
Joseph Harigen
Friedrich Wust
Johann Opper
Philipp Gutlich
George Daum
August
Russell-Hein
War Correspondent John Cashman Dies in Okinawa Crash
INS reports war correspondent John Cashman age 27 killed in a takeoff crash of an Army bomber in Okinawa. Cashman had lost an arm in 1962 naval service, joined INS in 1948, and covered heroism of Medal of Honor winner John Powers. He previously worked in sports before becoming a Pacific war correspondent.
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New York
International News Service
John Cashman
INS
Okinawa
Cashman
Navy
Pacific
John J. Powers
J. W. Connolly
King Features Syndicate
Cashmah
Cub
Manila
Wnth
Borneo
Balikpapan
Brunswick Plans Dances Each Week
John J. Leary Jr. heads the Brocewies Volunteer Fire Department dance committee for Arcadia Castro in Frear Pars. The group plans weekly dances with James McCartey on tickets, Joseph Nevernd and Arthur Barnes on prizes, and Frank Bentley assisting. Mayor John J. Aber approved Arcadia Casing’s use of the site after Brunswick Hall proved too small. The Hoosick Road sewer house project employs about 25 volunteers nightly as basement walls near completion.
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John J. Leary, Jr
Brocewies Volunteer Fire Department
Cogmalties
Arcadia Castro
Tom Mitvees
James McCartey
Joseph
Arcadia
John J. Aber
Hoosick Road
Iy Hine
Fra
Builders plan work schedule for active community aid
Members not yet registered to donate time are advised to contact Fire Chief Raymond Carey to participate. The notice outlines how volunteers will be kept in the structure and encourages active involvement in the project.
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Raymond Carey
Civilians to Get More Butter But No Point Cut
Washington promises civilians more butter in August from the original allotment but does not reduce the ration point value. Secretary of Agriculture Ander Son notes only a small increase in creamery butter sent to the government. OPA Administrator Chester Bowles says no further butter ration point value changes are planned.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Ander Som
Sete
Etzher
Chester Bowles
Catroux Claims U.S. Blocked Aid to Indo China
Moscow report says Georges Catroux former governor general of French Indo China accused the United States of denying planes and guns to resist Japan in 1950. He said Washington feared entering a conflict with Japan and would not act if Indochina were attacked. The French ambassador disclosed his appeal for assistance.
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Moscow
Georges Catroux
Indo China
United States
Japan
Chiesa
Cetrouy
Catroux Responds To Bech Trial Map Claim In Paris
Catroux issued a log statement to the Associated Press after defense lawyers at the Beck-Philippe Perais trial in Paris claimed Petain had removed Catroux from his map amid unfolding events. The undisclosed story ties to aid discussions for the United States and France during Indo China contingencies.
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United States
Japan
Indo Chine
Catroux
Associated Press
Marshal Beck-Philippe Perais
Paris
Petain
Demands for Carrier Replacement Highlight Navy Debate
In a report from naval circles Rear Adm Jem Decoax faces calls to replace the carrier Carrent amid strategic tensions. Details describe the political pressures and maritime implications shaping the service branch’s modernization path.
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Anese
Carrent
Jem Decoax
War veteran S Sgt Edward Cox returns home from Air Corps
S Sgt Edward Cox has returned home after an honorable discharge from the Air Corps at Port Dix. He entered service in October 1932 trained as a radio operator on a Flying Fortress and completed 31 bombing missions with the Eighth Air Force in England. He was awarded the Air Medal with four Oak Leaf Clusters the Distinguished Flying Cross the Presidential Unit Citation and three Bronze Stars. He is stationed at Smora Texas prior to this homecoming. The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church lists its August soliciting committee members including Mrs Willams N Rovernon Miss Eloise Barbus and others.
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and McArthur Baker
Palmer
Giens Falls Resceais
Edward Cox
Air Corps
Port Dix
Cox
Eighth Air Force
England
Smora
Tesa
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Willams N. Rovernon
Eloise Barbus
Frank Bowles
John Clark
L. C. Dutming
Bert Jabout
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