Kearney Backed For Senator In Republican Push
Representative Kearney of Gloversville is endorsed as a candidate for United States Senator by a Republican party leader. The push comes as the party prepares for a state committee session in Albany to nominate a candidate. Kearney, a former commander of Troy’s regiment and brigadier general in the New York State Guard, is a World War I veteran with World War II service.
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New York’ Btate Guard
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Political gossip hints at Kirnary senatorial pick in Norwich
Majority Leader Irving Ives of Norwich is rumored to be the Republican choice for U S Senate due to work on legislative committees and veteran affairs. General Kearney’s background and wartime service are cited as a strong alternative with Me dalie of New York City seen as a potential rival. Democrats plan to renominate U S Senator Robert F Wagner.
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Speech Clinics Seen As Aid to Veterans
State College reports speech clinicians will play an important part in rehabilitation of war victims, according to Dr. Herbert Koepp-Baker of Pennsylvania. The INS dispatch notes clinics to aid veterans in communication recovery.
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Fuxele State College Speech Recovery Talk Highlights Rehabilitation
A college coordinator spoke on re habilitation and speech correction progress since the last war. He noted advances in social and vocational recovery, stressing speech and hearing therapy as key phases in overall rehabilitation for Americans.
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State's Postwar Plan Outlined by Moore at Union Meet
New York State Comptroller Frank Moores described a 51 billion postwar program to be completed in five years without federal funds. He said $299 million is on hand from taxpayers for the program, with three quarters allocated to highway and parkway construction and grade crossing eliminations. Rev William J Kelley noted disputes show employers growing more receptive to bargaining.
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Generoso Sestite Appointed City Official
Generose J. Sestite, 63 Fourth Street, was appointed yesterday by Commissioner Frank M. Ames of public safety. He will serve at the golf course, replacing Alfred Gould who recently resigned.
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