State Aid To Indigent Increased In New York
The Welfare Department plans higher public assistance for New York State residents as inflation ends the OPA ceiling. Increases range from ten to twenty percent per person per month, with food and rent support, as agencies adjust budgets and local costs.
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Thasil Wilson
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General Denies UNRRA Relief Supplies Theft Claims
General Moran dismisses reports that UNRRA relief goods were stolen or misused. He said accusations reflect Yugoslav agitation and political aims, noting no details and suggesting reports may be fabrications. UNRRA Director General LeGuardia’s charge was made public in Belgrade, with Morgan commenting on guarding shipments.
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Playgrounds Prepare Finals in Dual City Tournaments
Attendance tops 10 000 as finals set for junior basketball senior baseball and another series at Prospect Park and Geer Field. Key sites include Public Market Rye Field Kinloch and 112th Street Playground with events scheduled Monday to Thursday and prize contests and kid activities announced by Edmund Bennett playground director.
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Commuter Train Crash Kills One and Injures Seventy Nine
Bayonne reports a deadly commuter train collision last night on West Eight Street. One person died and seventy nine were treated for injuries at the hospital as rescue teams recovered bodies and assessed damage. Police and hospital officials provided details on casualties and conditions.
CAA Approves Planes With Modifications
The Civil Aeronautics Administration approved modifications for the Lockheed Constellation allowing the airliner to return to service. The Constellations were grounded since July 11 after a fatal Reading crash caused by a spark between wires and a failed bolt igniting hydraulic fluid, leading to five deaths.
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Naval Revisions Needed After Bikini Report Says
A UPA report from Eduard of Cliniian observers says aerial and underwater atomic blasts could destroy a fleet for months. It urges changes in ship size, construction, and strategy, including crew and population safety measures, following tests at Bikini Lagoon.
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Vinssov Hanged by Russians in Moscow Trial
Moscow reports that Lt. Gen. Andrei A Vinssov and ten others were hanged after a Military Collegium of the USSR Supreme Court trial. Izvestia says they pleaded guilty to treason aiding German intelligence and terrorist activities against the Soviet Union. General Vlassey led the Red Army unit in Smolensk before switching sides after capture.
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Izvestia
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Red Army
Area Students Study At Ithaca College
A Troy girl Helen Fredericksen Meily of 40 Seventh Avenue and Albert DeShaw of Watervliet seek physical education degrees at Ithaca College during a six week summer term. At MWhaga College Ithaca, 190 students are taking graduate work in arts and physical education this term, compared with thirteen hundred in 1943. DeShaw is a graduate of Ithaca College.
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Helen Fredericksen Meily
Seventh Avenue
Albert & DeShaw
Yenth Street
Watervilet
Mwhaga College
Ithaca
Aish
DeShow
Ithaca College
Nieces and grand niece share Cramer estate heirs at law
Margaret J. Cramer dies leaving an estimated $4,000 estate to be divided among nieces Baits Smith of Schenectady and Alina M. Weaver of East Wasany and grand niece Eleanor Tenthiher of Troy. Letters of administration granted to Mrs Guathnoe with attorney Cipperly representing the estate.
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Margaret J. Cramer
Baits Smith
Schenectady
Alina M. Weaver
East Wasany
Eleanor Tenthiher
Wyehland Avenue
Troy
Guathnoe
Stark Cipperly
Whitehall Woman To Join Family In Akéan Canada
Miss Helen Spgiy of William Street leaves this week for Akéan in Canada to join her family. Mr and Mrs Danahey and sons John and Michael, of William Street, are visiting the White Mountains. Mrs Edryn Rasa has returned to Rochester after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Nunaloy on Avinue.
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Williama Streat
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John
Michael
Wiliame Streat
White Mountains
Edryn Rasa Haa
Rochester
Maw Nunaloy
Avanue
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Ivy League Veterans Eligibility Code Adopted by Eight Presidents
The Ivy League colleges Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Yale Brown Columbia Princeton and Pennsylvania form an interschool committee to determine athletic eligibility for veterans. The commission extends four year eligibility to veterans entering during wartime and sets rules on financial support and transfer credits.
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Ping Wider Wit
Nuttin
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Turing
Marcham
Cornell
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Ely Jane
Dartmouth
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Yale
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Columbia
Princeton
Pennsylvania
House Upholds Veto Of Tidelands Oil Bill
Washington The House sustained President Truman's veto of the Tidelands Oil bill, killing the measure and shaping the coastal ownership issue. Albany Democrat Finn Byrne and Troy Republican Dean Taylor were among those voting, with a 134 to 96 margin that fell short of the override threshold.
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Lecally
Truman
Supreme Court
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William 'T. Byrne
Albany
Dean B.taylor
Troy
Five Onset Slaying Suspects Released
Five men were questioned in the slaying of Ming Metlack, a Tope slaying case in Onset Massachusetts. Police announced all were released after being cleared of ties to the strangulation. One suspect, nicknamed Frank, had been seen with the victim last at a Salubri dance hall. The battered body of Ming Metlack, believed to be the sweetheart of a Haverhill sailor, was found in a cranberry bog reservoir near Onset.
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Atate
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Posice
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Haverhill
Eranberry
Garver
Brunswick Castledon 4-H Team Wins Dance Contest
Brunswick and Castleton youths led by Yod Butler and Migg Joyce Hollaworth won a 60 contestant Rensselaer County 4-H square dance event at Crystal Lake Dance Hall. The pair will represent the district at the Eleasters New York Market Club square dance contest next Saturday for state honors.
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Brunswick
Joyce Hollaworth
Castleton
Crystal Lake
Winnig
Greg
Butler
Brunswick 2H Rangers
Misé Hollinsworth
Planes Ride Tailwind To Speed Oversea Flights
Pan American World Airways navigators now chart courses using weather forecasts to ride winds across the North Atlantic, deviating hundreds of miles from the great circle route to save time and fuel. In Cheyenne, Wyoming an elderly couple applies for a marriage license, Thomas V. Grantham 74 from Denver and Katherine Wlisner 72 of Baldwin Park.
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Pan American World Airways
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Xrow
Caoyenne
Thomas V. Grantham
Grenney
Col
Honnan
Katering Wlisher
Baldwin Pack
Autos Legal on Bermuda Roads After Change
Bermuda officials moved to regulate motor vehicles again following a spate of serious crashes. The assembly acted after U S residents urged tighter rules, reviving earlier prohibitions originally eased in 1808 and tightened during World War II era military needs.
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Hmumille
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