Epoch Liberals Defeated in Ontario Election Shock
The Liberals suffered a crushing defeat in Ontario, forcing questions on national strategy. The Progressive Conservatives lead with about 38 seats, Socialists surge to around 32, and a coalition appears likely as Labour and anti-centralization sentiment grow. George Drew, 43, would become premier, and ties to Edward Johnson of the Metropolitan Opera are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Mackenzla
Ontawo
Liberals
Ontario
Mackenze King
Ottawa
Dominion
Mackenzie King
Stocn Tt
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
Quebec
MacKenzine King
George Drew
Drew
Edward Johnson
Metropolitan Opera of
New York
Shushan Society Notes From Providence Visit and Local Birthdays
Shushan residents report Miss Lowise Peck visiting friends in Providence R I. Mrs C B Hedges hosted a birthday dinner for her daughter Mrs Franklin McLen than. Postmaster Albert Prindle recently caught an 18.5 inch trout at Battenkill. Roy Brown trapped two trout totaling six pounds. Mr and Mrs Curtis Jamieson and their son return to Elizabeth New Jersey after visiting parents Mr and Mrs B F Jamieson.
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Lowise Peck
Providence
R. L
C B. Hedges
Franklin McLenthan
Albert Prindle
Batterkill
Roy Brown
Curtis Jamieson and
Son
Elizabeth
B F, Jamieson
Woman Sues for Lieutenant Governor Election in New York
Mrs Paula G Packer of Brooklyn filed suit in Brooklyn Supreme Court asking declare the lieutenant governor post vacant and to order an election in November. She alleges the governor must issue a proclamation and the secretary of state must notify county boards of election.
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New York
Paula G. Packer
Brooklyn
Thomas E Dewey
Thomas J Curran
Supreme Court
Packer
Morris
Secretary of State
Waves Stymie Two in New York Harbor incident
Keansburg, S J (INS) Two women Frances Rice 23 and Margaret Roach 22 both yeomen third class of Washington were missing overnight after their 12 foot rowboat with four children drifted in New York Harbor. They said they trained for office work not the sea and did not notice the outgoing tide until it was too late to row back. A crew member rescued a shivering man from the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keansburg
S J
INS
Frances Rice
Margaret Roach
Washington
Rice
New York Harbor
Combat Glider Proves Worthy at Laurinburg Manton AAB
Army tested its combat glider at Laurinburg Manton Army Air Base North Carolina drawing praise from General H Arnold with 300 UN observers and about 40 press members present. Demonstrations were quiet yet impressive, underscoring the glider as a valuable war machine.
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Laurinburg Manton Army Air Base
N.C
United Nations
Arnold
Army Air Forces
Stillwater Town Board Meeting and Welfare Report
Stillwater Town Board met Wednesday with Supervisor Frank Moore presiding and all justices present. Welfare for July shows 85.01 for home relief and 34 state reimbursement. Water District 1 29.68 and District 2 465.81 plus 13.26 outside totaling 508.75. George Thompson named attendance officer for outside districts. Next meeting August 11 at 1 30 pm to inspect District 1 property for next year assessments. Entertains Bridge Club at Saratoga Lake. prizes to Mrs Deyoe, Mrs Talmadge, Mrs Cisler. Mrs James Mitchell to Gilford Conn for summer with daughter Mrs Horton Landon. George and Mrs DeWein vacation Portland Me. Past Matrons Club annual picnic at Lilhan Mitchell home with 22 attending. covered dish, cards and games. committee Gertrude Coons Anna Yarter Lillian Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Frank Moore
Chester Bloomingdale
George Thompson
Club of Upton Chapter
Lilhan Mitchell
Gertrude Coons
Anna Yarter
Lillian Mitchell
Boys Decorated For Dog Rescue
Two Los Angeles youths earned Humane Education Association medals for risking their lives to rescue a dog. Donald Butterworth, 13, crawled down a steep hillside to reach the mongrel on a narrow ledge and needed rescue by firefighters. Terry Rotazani, 14, fell 35 feet and broke his leg while aiding the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Humane Education Association
Donald Butterworth
Terry Rotazani
Donald
Terry
Morgenthau Seeks Final Say on 1944 Tax Policy
Secretary Morgenthau said the Treasury will draft the 1944 tax program and present it to Congress after consulting Economic Stabilization Director Vinson and other officials. He stressed following the exact procedure in drafting proposals and noted the plan will be cleared with President Roosevelt. He would also consult the Federal Reserve Board, the Budget Director and the Office of Price Administration.
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Washington
INS
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Fred M. Vinson
Congress
Treasury
Roosevelt
Vinson
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of the Budget
Office of Price Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
CLO
Liberal Party
Toronto
Canada
Crampton Harris
Thurlow Essington
Finois
WLB
William H. Davis
Troy
Modernella
Shushan
ALBA
Phillin
Paris
Clairol
Marine
Allah
Magnesia
Kessler Field
Mass
Alphabet Soup
Doo Jam Ng
Newark
N J
Smith
David Dyer
Wednesday Bridge Club
Saratoga Lake
W. EB. Deyoe
Leroy Talmadge
William Cisler
James Mitchell
Gilford, Conn
Horton Landon
George de Wein
Portland
Daiquiri
Aiquor
Manhattan
Eastern Regional Research Laboratory
U. S. Department of Agriculture
P. Lorillard
Sten
Sammy Kaye
Bob Crosby
WGY
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