Clinton and Taylor to Confer on Troy Judge Appointment
Congressmen Clinton and Taylor to meet with Governor tomorrow regarding a possible interim appointment of Judge Harry E. Clinton of Rensselaer County to the New York State Tax Commission. The announcement may follow later with details on the county judge vacancy and political implications for the November election.
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Clinton
Taylor
Troy
Harry E. Clinton
Rensselaer
New York
Fayor
Sewer
Dewey
Chevan Steks
Joseze M
Averit Park
Goversor
Zion
Clipton
Rensselaer Cuusey
Forder
Cunten
Renseelatr
State Tax Commission
Wader
Herbert D. Hamm
North Greenbush
Mey Ve
Hamm
Tvo
Fudge Clinton
Taylor Muraes
Poland
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Cera
BUC
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Joseph F. Purcell
Frans J. Hogan
B. Oole
Jamous
Household advertises quick loan offers with small monthly charges
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Funeral Held For Drowned Woman Mrs Anthony Caponi
The funeral for Mrs. Anthony Caponi who drowned Wednesday was largely attended Saturday. Services were held at the residence on Second Street Waterford at 9 am and at St. Macys Church at 2 30 pm with Rev James R Simpson officiating. Organ music accompanied the mass as mourners gathered. burial followed at Mars Cemetery. A long note on county politics and potential appointments to the State Tax Commission and county offices appears in the surrounding report.
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Anthony Caponi
Second Street
Waterford
St. Macys Church
Hoy
James R. Simpson
Marydelle Cuomo
Neal Jes
Porget
Margaret Hoken West
Ord
Tironi Cart Tiron
Modesto Crcekine
Frank Cerroni
Michiel Lagora
Leo May
So Mars Cemetery
Sampson
Washington County Republicans Hold Annual Caucuses
In Washington County Republicans across 37 towns held caucuses to select nominees for town offices ahead of the fall elections. Hudson Falls led turnout with 585 voters at the Coast House. Pecey E Carpenter won the nomination for supervisor as 2,083 votes were cast. Other towns like Whitehall Putnam Argyle Greenwich and Scheuylerville announced nominees amid contests and cross-party endorsements. Democrats also met in several towns naming their slates with minor disputes noted in Greenwich and Scheuylerville.
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Troy
Washington County
Hingebury
Hudson Falls
Washington
Mogniban
Sith
A. Carpenter
Justice of the Peace
Henry M. Johnson
Albert
Holmes
Orvite
Hant
Sheemsan EB. Harris
Y Oc
Newton
Superinendent of
AL Brew
Scioal i Z
Whitehall
Sporadic Rail and E Strikes Haunt Britain Transport
Sporadic rail and bus strikes disrupt Britain as Sunday walkouts widen. In Liverpool 600 workers vote to stay off tomorrow amid peak return travel. Union leaders press for a 40 hour week a 38 dollar minimum weekly wage two weeks paid vacation and renewed negotiations with employers. Bus service is severely affected with limited Sunday operation across London.
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London
Bporedic
Britain
Trafic
Liverpool
Truman Joins Augusta Crew For Services
President Truman joined the Augusta crew for a Sabbath service aboard the TSS Augusta as it steamed after the Big Three meeting. He sang with sailors in the forward mess hall and listened to prayers from chaplain Kenneth Perkins of Zavonz. The ship, cruising at 26 knots, will dock at an eastern port this week before the president proceeds to Washington by train.
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TSS Augusta Swith
Trumas
Trumon
Sehtimg
Augusta Yesterlay
Stree
Kenneth? Perkins
Zavonz
Elmira
Europe
Japan
Augusta
Washington
Berlin
Ignator Attlee
Marshal Sizi
Mspera
Vine
Tedi
Charles ‘S Ross
Petain Trial Highlights German Pressure on Marshal
The Petain treason trial features testimony that Petain was ordered by Germany to oppose Allied landings in North Africa and that he sent messages under duress. Laval testified Petain was not free and acted under German instruction. Defense argues France could not have survived without collaboration and later notes France’s comparatively better fate under occupation. Home on furlough: Petain Francia T Manning of Fort S Okla visits family in Fort Smith.
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United States
Germany
North Africa
Petain
Andre Morner
Mornet
Generalissimo Franco
Spain
Madrid
Pietro Laval
Letarderi
Bors
Marshal Petain
Laval
South Africa
France
Belgium
Local Officials and Appointees Named in Listings
Harry Booth supervisor John W Visser justice of the peace Roy Brownell councilman James Le Welling clerk Berger Lundberg superintendent of highways Roland Stewart assessor four years Henry A Brownell assessor two years Mrs Alice HR Blocum cor rector Mrs Margaret L Sorden school director
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Clause Ho Perry
Darwin Lamphere
Guerdon Hanix
David aLmin
Assésaor
W. Duestin
Claude FL Havens
Mr Havens
Democrats of
Wahizehelt
Iowng
Shertas W. Freeman
John C. Hart Sian
Francia Fasten
James E. Barton
Edward McLaughtie
Tour Jen
Putnam
Frank Moore
Thomas B. Lape
Robert Best
Margaret Simpson
Malcolm King
George O'Dell
Edward Best
Annabelle Richie
Fort Ann
Fred V Chase
Airs Laura Manning
George Enfield
Bet
J. Mattison
Henry E. Sutler
Aasessor
Robert Cane
Eri P. Campbell
Alfred J. Yole
Lottie Farr
Mary C. Sheides
Argyle
Herbert Keneey
Edgar McDougall
Coupchmans
Rollin MacGeoch
Allan Skellie
Edward Burch
Willian Bristol
Roscoe Bain
Grace EB. Safford
Lester Luskind
George W. Hamilton
Greenwich
Leland Robertson
Loren Berjber
Frederick Lang
Justice For the Peace
Nelson $. Pratt
Willis Barber
Herbert Obenauer
Wilson Hay
Grantville
J. Brereton Jones
Albert Berkowitz
Edward Trier
KR. Newton Wiliams
E Cuford Hewitt
Liord Crawford
William H Hugnes
William F. Owen
Harry Booth
John W. Visser
Roy Brownell
James le Welling
Berger Lundberg
Roland, Stewart
Henry A. Brownell
Alice
Blocum
Margaret L. Sorden
Port of Stettin Falls Under Polish Rule After War
Polish administration takes control of Szczecin and surrounding areas on the Oder, aiming to rebuild the port as Poland's overseas trade hub. Rail lines and land borders are gradually taken over by Aug 15, with hundreds of Germans applying to move west while many remain. Destruction from air raids and ground fighting leaves the city graveyard quiet and isolated from its German hinterland.
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Secztcing
Stettin
Poland
Polsod
Germany
Batic
Georg Thukov
Oder
Szczetina
Lower
Eutekirta
Pasewalk
Seczecina
Soday
Szczecina
Berlin
Polies
Hinter- Jana
West Permerants
Mazuria
Olsztyn
Afenstein
East Prussia
Russia
Frankfurt
Lower Silesia
Wroclaw
Breslau
Middle Silesia
Opole Oppeln
Upper Silesia
Slask Dabrowski
Katowice
Katowitz
Textile wartime supply outlook for civilian clothing
Experts forecast September releases of heavy cotton weaves and wool fabrics to boost civilian garments while war demands keep some shortages. Wool and worsted output should rise this fall, with topcoats and dresses reaching retailers by autumn and daily wear improving by year end. Rayon and cotton supplies remain tight and depend on war duration, with half prewar levels and continued shortages into next year.
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Aim
Army
Mie
Japan
Flora Noxon and Edith Visit East Greenbush Friends
Mrs Flora Halfmoon and daughter Edith are visiting friends in East Greenbush. Rev and Mrs John Mitchell, daughter Irene and Mrs Lena White will spend their vacation at York Beach Maine.
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Flora
Noxon
Edith
East Greenbush
John Mitchell
Irene
Lena White
York Beach
Restaurants Say OPA Aid Distorted Meat Picture
A Washington advisory committee accuses the OPA of misrepresenting restaurant meat relief. LeSauvage charges Deputy Administrator McCullough gave inflated figures showing top earners getting far more red points per meal than homes, while McCullough says the data covered only about 30 to 36 percent of eating places. The group requests retraction and correction to the public record.
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Washington
UOPA
Sumunities
Chéster Bowles
George B. Les Sauvage
Max Mel Cullough
Senate
Snail Business Committee
LeSauvage
McCall Fougd
McCullough
OPA
Aiv Gulough
Greenwich Soldier Honored By Family While Home on Furlough
Private Lang of the Ninth Air Force returns to Greenwich after two years overseas in England France and Belgium. He is spending a birthday furlough with his mother Mrs Alice Lang as relatives in Albany Schenectady Hoosick Falls Easton and Port Chester attend the funeral of Mrs James Ford, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Becker. The Ford death occurred Wednesday August 1 in Port Chester hospital.
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Carrot
Lang
Alice Lang
Europe
Ninth Air Force
England
France
Belgium
Boston
Larry McGroaty
Wiliam J. Hill
Greenwich
Jamnes St Mary
Albany
Samuel J. Thompson
Scherectady
Styles Smith
Hoosick
Lowell Woman Murder Victim Police Assert
Lowell police and State Detectives accuse Mrs Mary George Saunders of homicide with illegal surgery after a pathologist found fatal injuries and a broken jaw. A cafe party with two soldiers and a former Manchester partner is described, and a 60-plus person interview list includes a 20-year-old suspect who had access to the victim’s rooming house. The infant Constance is noted as sleeping in a bureau drawer while Mrs Saunders worked at a Lowell war plant.
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Dracut Woods
Bret
Saunders
Lowell
Les. Joseph Crescis
James A. Cunnis
Manchester
N. H
Miri
Mrs. Saunders
Set
Hubert Mulvey
Bridge Street
Constance
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