Dewey Predicts Republican Victory Despite War News
In St Louis, Governor Thomas E Dewey declared the Republican Party will win in November regardless of war developments. He reported unity among 36 state leaders on policy, urged personal contact with the president to reduce misunderstandings, and backed postwar tax simplification and federal state cooperation.
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St Louis
Thomas
Dewey
G. GO. P
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Asid
United States
St. Louis
Paching
Nya
Governors Outline New Deal Critics Unity Plan
Governors denounce the New Deal labor and social policies as inefficient and partisan and call for immediate reform of wage, hour, and child labor regulation. They back federal standards with local supplement and press for greater federal–state cooperation on water resources and social welfare amid party unity efforts led by Dewey and Bricker.
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Labor Foley
New Deal
Sebor
Aed
Republican
Dewey
Herbert Brownell, Jr
G. O. FB
Brownell
Dewey-Bricker Hickat
Dwight Green
Simeon
Willis
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Earl Warren
California
Warren
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Woud
Drews Hurls and Bats Trip Miners in Binghamton Victory
Tripletighthander Walt Drews pitched and contributed at the plate to lift Binghamton to a 3 to 2 win over Scranton, sealing the series. He fanned seven and walked three while Ophosed, a Scranton righty, battled until a decisive three-run sixth inning.
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Binghamton
Walt Drews
Scranton Miners
Gut
Fred Pfenning
Scranton
Sacred Heart Festival Committees to Meet
A special meeting in the Sacred Heart parish hall is called Monday night after novena for members of all Sacred Heart Festival committees. The festival, set for August 24, is chaired by Mrs Roy Holt with a large organizing group listed, including Mrs George Nuttall and Mrs Andrew Sturgeon among others.
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Sacred Beart
Fe Roy Holt
George Nuttall
Andrew Sturgeon
J. Mo McGrath
Silag Battis
Thomas Coffer
Join Touchaine
James Cassin
Thomas. Corcoran
Philip Casey
Frank Fountain
Edward Gagen
Mark Leonard
Willard McGraw
Governors press state role in agriculture and unemployment plan
The report urges state control of agriculture and unemployment offices to avoid New Deal regimentation. It calls for aid to self supporting agriculture, expanded unemployment compensation, and states to regulate insurance rather than federal amendments.
Trophy Event Attracts Spectators At Saratoga Raceway
Saratoga Springs reports a packed race program tonight at Saratoga Raceway featuring The Gazelle free for all pacing, The Matter Special $2,000 stake with fourteen entries across five heats, and multiple divisions including the Mitre Special and Carrite purses. Local favorites like Red Breast and Mountain Maids compete as cards list eliminations and post times, with the main events set for 8:25 p.m.
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Serstoga
Harriet Miller
Troy
Hgats
Saratoga Raceway
Tesp
Grethy
Jases
Miss Brockeate
Heev
Peart Tg
Sipe
Bish Axisorthy
H. Graig
Eligiiver Fomen Absa
Beckham
Bingte Dos
Portsoy Ic
Hatchery
Febra
J. Garter
Davek Worthy
Brown
Fred Bemer
Brgsss
Marte
Brooketh Casey
Rackeslce Tipton
C. Dewan
M. VadAuken
Crag
Ceelante
Breeze Hanover
Curley
Sean OW
Stuart
Wolburn
Pacity
Tre Tone
J. Eduie D
Staborary, Watson &, Direst
C. Flemins
Aiten
W. Berry
Audrey
Jackson
Clarence Hanover
Bappiner
Dixie Spence
Hodson
Oremille Ford
L Make Dale (W. Fleming}. * Uncle Seer
Syown
Hopeworthy
Bee
Mr. Voles
Dunwoody
Eddie D
Ssahoses
Philipus
Donkey on a Bombing Run Claims First in Flight
Bainbridge Georgia based aerial gunner James Jarvie of Philadelphia recalls a bold feat during World War II. He flew a B 17 on an initial shuttle raid from England to North Africa via Rozenberg Germany and then, with crew, added a donkey wearing an oxygen mask and warm clothes on a bombing mission to Germany and back.
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Bainbridge
Sergi
James Jarvie
Philadelphia
England
Africa
Rozenberg
Germany
Jarvie
Sailors Spend Day Off Helping Chase Nazis
Sailor Har old Sampson age 18 from Billerica and a buddy used leave in Italy to visit an Army salvage dump where they found two rifles. They hitchhiked to the Grosseto front and hunted Nazis with Italian troops before returning home, quipping that it was a quiet day off.
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Chase
Billerica
Mags
Harold Sampson
Bilerica Prefets
Italy
Grosceto
Sizapson
Martin Takes Lead in Troy C C Meet
Carle Mar Sig jumped into the lead in the first round of the presidents cue tourney at Troy Country Club yesterday aided by a four handicap. Charley Stone finished second with a 70 handicap of eight. Clarence Scott was third with a 12 allowance. More players expected to post first round scores over the weekend with second rounds today or tomorrow. Play in the hole event continues throughout the month. the low net total will have the same inscription on the cup.
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Carle Mar Sig
Troy Country Club
Charley Stone
Clarence Scott
TE Sing
Arsenal Nine Wins Army Tourney Tilt
Utica's Watervliet Arsenal softball team lit up heat and the field with 13 hits in a 13 to 5 victory over Rhoads General Hospital in an Army Second Service Command tourney. Johnny Dungan drove in three with two hits, Bill Evertsen went 2 for 2, and Charbonneau fanned four in relief as Arsenal pulled away with runs in six of the nine frames. They next host Petersburg at 4:30 pm tomorrow at the Arsenal grounds, open to the public with grandstand seating.
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Utica
Watervliet Arsenal
Rhoads General Hospital
Army Second Service Command
Bint Evertsen
Buck
Charbonneau
Arsenal
Zweig
George Susce
Johnny Dungan
Bill Evertsen
Charbonnéau
Evertsen
Inetense
Petersburg Pire
Arsenal Grounds
Rhoads
Furdyna
Susce
OPA Rural Price Chart Changes Announced
The August OPA price charts for all rural districts under the Rensselaer Court Troy War Price and Rationing Board were mailed to dealers. Several price increases were authorized, including removing cucumbers from the list, changing potato prices to all potatoes except California five pounds for 32 cents, and raising plum prices to 21 1/2 cents per pound with wholesale basket prices up substantially. In Toledo, three sewer workers struck to uncover savings from postal funds and war bonds totaling 13383 and 125 respectively, later turned to police as a find dubbed the gold mine.
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OPA
Rensselaer Court
Troy City
California
Toledo
O.pi
St Ttck
Canal Deepening to be Resumed After Victory
Work on the Waterford 17 foot canal project resumes after a wartime pause. The $3000 plan covers shoring new guard gates on the Waterford segment and nearby gates at Linte Falls and Werkimer. Expenditures include federal aid with state backing, extending from Albany to Oswego, plus road relocations and bridge raises to improve navigation and bank protection.
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Shiking New
Watersford
Cerne
Feredai
Kate
Ravete
Sardiag
Atany
Oswego
Lexemerario
Linte Falls
Werkimer
Canal Channel
Et Enville
Chattel
Extension of Sycaway Line Up for Hearing
Public hearing set for Wednesday August 16 at Albany on extending the United Traction Co. bus line along South Lake Avenue and nearby streets. Application to alter operating franchise filed in June with prompt approval after area residents voiced satisfaction.
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Plana
United Traction Co
Sycaway
Laxe Avenue
Public Service Commission
Commission
Albany
Speady
Federal Tax Revenue Rise in Fourteenth District
The last fiscal year saw higher federal receipts in the Fourteenth District with total taxes up by about 631.90 over the prior year. Internal Revenue figures show overall district collections at 362.70 million plus a prior year 395.4 million, driven by stronger employment and larger pay envelopes. Social Security deductions climbed by about three million, totaling around 26 million for the year, while retail excise taxes on jewelry and luxuries added roughly 700 thousand more than the previous year.
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Cncle Sant
Harry M. Hic. Hee
Colirector
Internal Revenue
Hickey
Uncle Sam
Spurious Gas Stamps Flood New England
John J. Galagay chief of Massachusetts fuel enforcement division of the OPA announces a flood of near perfect counterfeit gasoline coupons arriving from New York. He warns the counterfeit stamps threaten the gasoline supply and may help black market operators drain millions of gallons daily. The fake stamp is purportedly the latest alteration, effective August 9.
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Boston
Las
New England
New York
John J. Galagay
OPA
Massachusetts
Galgay
Gal- Bay
West Coast Socialite Jailed for Murder
Carmel Valley society woman Frances Andrews aged 38 was jailed after arraignment on the murder of Jay Lovett a year old farm boy last month Judge William L James of Santa Clara County denied bail and set August 18 for plea entry keeping her in jail
Printing Trades Council Elects Area Men
The New York State Printing Trades Council meeting in Buffalo yesterday re elected E. W. Edwards of Albany as president and named three district officers. Joseph Addy Albany James A Stiles Albany and John P. Burke Fort Edward were named vice presidents. Stiles was elected organizer as well.
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New York State Med Printing Trades Council
Buffalo
E. W. Edwards
Albany
Joseph Addy
James A Stiles
John P. Burke
Fort Edward
Stiles
Navy Develops Salt Water Soap for Ships
Navy bureau of ships reports a soap reform enables laundries on large warships to use salt water instead of distilled water. The note highlights wartime efficiency gains and reduced fuel for fresh water production at sea.
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Navy
Washington Upi
Bureau
Names In the Neues Names In the Neues Stantial
Names in the Neues Names In the Neues Stantial discuss strategic rail junctions of 4 Lithuania accenting second syllables with thaw Bay Shi Ovelgeeve Russian form Sear pronounced SHAY Hee Memel teduscrig aac chiet peda pronounced KLY prh di Palau Japhela istane stronghald Yap accent second syllable oo toward Jone Hast Palation Villers Hocage French eewoh ville town and its derive r Ys pronounced as dn Villers sient in Hocage phonetic notes approximate sounds for cad catch Sar cee lir boe A ZH
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Lithuania
Palau
Japhela Istane Stronghald
Yap
Villers-Hocage
Caumant
Ville
Hocage
Battlefields Succumb to Healing Jungle Encroachment
In the Southwest Pacific near Port Moresby New Guinea the jungle reclaims war sites. A once lively camp area shows only a broken concrete floor as jungle spreads among remote buildings after rains. Airstrips crumble as maintenance lapses let the jungle flourish again.
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Southwest Pacific
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Guadalcanal
Jeffic
Cohoes Waste Paper Drive Continues Nationwide War Effort
Frank Ss Ablett, chairman of the Cohoes War Council, warns against halting the salvage drive for paper used in the war effort. The campaign, under the Salvage Committee led by William Vandercarrent, visits business areas Tuesdays and ward groups Wednesdays and Thursdays to collect waste paper curbside.
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Frank Ss. Ablett
Cohoes
War Council
Willam J. Vandercarrent
Funeral of Mrs Delig Belanger Held at St Josephs Church
The funeral for Mrs Delig Belanger widow of Isreal Belanger of 137 Congress Street was held yesterday. A solemn requiem mass at St Joseph's Church was celebrated by Rev Celas A Robitaille with deacon Rev Harvey J Bessette and subdeacon Rev Raoul Lavaliee. The Mass included Gregorian Funeral Mags and Chopin Funeral March at recessional. Bearers were Thomas Rudouigh Clairmont William Darey Thomas Melvin Anthony Nadeau and Abraham Schofeld. Officers and members of the Ladies of St Anne Society attended the mass. Burial followed at St Joseph's Cemetery Waterford with Fr Robitaille assisted by Fr Lavaliee.
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Raoul A. Lavaliee
Gertrude Cone
Xora Houlier
Howard Frament
Cecile ML Rivet
Ct “Pie Jesu
Frament
Miss Rivet
Chopin
Thomas
Rudoigh , Clairmont
Wiliam Darey
Thomas Melvin
Anthony Nadeau
Abraham Schofeld
Ladies of St
Cohoes Man Killed In Invasion Report
War Department telegram lists casualties and wounded from France. Peter Sachwak, husband of Theresa Poe of 37 Target Street, killed July 1. Lawrence Seesey, son of Mrs Sophie Seesey of 178 Main Street, seriously wounded July 1. Private Yack Odder Wa entered the Army at 32, sent to England for training, survived with two children, Michael and Patricia. Seeany, who enlisted in January 1943, overseas over a year in England and France. Before enlistment he worked at the Rowes plant.
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Tes Cohoes
Soltlers
Arecn
France
Piter Sachwak
Theresa II Poe
Taregete Street
Lawrence Seesey
Sophie Seesey
Mein Street
Yack
Odtoder Wa
England
Childres m
Patricia
Michael
Seeany
Frence
Rowes Ms
Mass Schedule At Cohoes And Nearby Churches
The notice lists daily and high Mass times for several churches in Cohoes including St Agnes St Bernard St Joseph St Marie St Michael St Patrick and Sacred Heart with assigned priests and morning and high Mass times. It also notes Cmdr Thomas B Kiely serving aboard a destroyer in the Atlantic and provides a family address. A WAC recruiting office schedule change moves hours to Wednesday and Thursday at 13 am to 1 pm at 142 Remsen Street.
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St. Bernard's
William P. Brennan
St Joseph's
Louis A Lavigne
St Marie’s
Adrien Bechard
At & S
St Michael's
Valentine W. Gierlack
St Patrick's
Thomas
Flenagen
Sin Sacred Fleart
Raymond J. Robert
WAC
Remsen Street
Better Vision Better Shopping A Woman’s View
Shopping is a pleasure for women but can tire them after browsing stores full of merchandise. Poor vision is blamed for headaches and fatigue. Correcting eyesight returns shopping to a pleasant activity and helps buyers spot better bargains.
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Hill Street
Joe Reid
Creek Road
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Drews
Sacred Heart Festival
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Donkey
Martin
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West Coast
By Paul Ford
Printing Trades Council
Talla Wertuth
Sam Rayburn
Bataan
Jepe
Ie New
Peteceer
Ackroon
St. Agnes
Joseph A. Franklin
Arthur J. Reilly
T. Brandon Timpane, DD
Remsen St
Cohoes, NF
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