Trio Of Jap American Sisters On Trial For Aiding Nazis
UPI reports in Denver that three Japanese American sisters face treason charges for allegedly aiding German prisoners of war. Testimony linked fingerprints on maps to Ade Shitara Tanigoshi and Tsunixe Wallace. Florence Ocani not named in fingerprint evidence. A tunnel escape at Trinidad POW camp involving Haider and Loescher is described.
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Denver
UPI
Washington
John FR. Robyak
Ade Ehitara Tanigoshi
Tsunixe
Toots” Wallace
Florence “Flo
Haider
Loescher
Hannan
Ameda Bell Testifies in Albany Legislative Probe
Ameda J. Bail, Troy parks superintendent, and two former Senate clerks were among five witnesses before the grand jury Dewey ordered to probe legislative spending. The group, including Xorene Whitmore, Harry Steen, Richard Motz, and George Barco, testified yesterday.
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Ameda J. Bail
Troy
Department of Public Works
Senate
Grand Jury
Thomas E. Dewey
Hiram C. Todd
Xorene A. Whitmore
Harry Steen
New York
Richard P. Motz
Staten Island
George T. Barco
New Rochelle
Better Vision Letters Opposing Shopping Pleasures
A reader argues bad eyesight makes shopping tiring for women and causes headaches after price tag grazing. Correcting vision restores shopping ease and allows better bargains.
New York Politicking Split Over Dewey Drive for 1944
The New York Republican and Democratic camps debate Dewey’s drive against the Roosevelt administration. Curran secures GOP nomination as senator, Wagner backs Roosevelt, while Willkie’s name surfaces but is unlikely to win. Delegates and electors named amid power plays in Albany and New York City.
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Dats Sur
New York City
Thomas E. Dewey
Roosevelt
Washington
Irving M Ives
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Curran
Browders
Hillmans
Political Action Committee
Harold C. Burton
Rolland B. Marvin
Syracuse
Ottondaga
Wernell L. Willkie
Dewey
Capitol
Marvin
Newspapernen
Wilkie
Willkie
Curren
Veteria Curran
Thomas FE. Dewer
Dewar
New York State National Guard
Wagner
Supreme Court
U. S. Senate
Covernor Dewey
New York
Greater
Waginet
G.O.P. Itaders
State Committee
Govermor Dewey
Bernard W. Pat Kearney
Gloversville
Rensselaer County
Irving M_ Ives
J and Macy
Suffolk
Thomas C. Desmond
Sewbury
Upstate
Frederic RB
iCandert
Curan
Ives
Shim
Joe R. Hanley
O'Connell
Epstein
Albany
Paul ‘Fitzpatrick
Buffalo
F. Waller Bliss
Schoharie
Third Department
Samuel Rosenman
State Supreme Court
Bernard Ryan
Albion
State Court of Claims
Herbert Gilroy
Utica
Oneida
Gay H. Brown
State Public Service Commission
Neders
Rensselaer
John P. Fudge
Troy
State
Edwin F. Jaeckie
Jaeckie
Parkees
Dewey-Bricker
Britain
New York State
See- Ledyard
Cogswi
Loudonville
Thomas H
Solons Clash Over Jobless Pay Benefits
A fragmented Washington debate centers on unemployment benefits with Senators Wagner and others clashing over government involvement, reconversion plans, and how to guard against idleness while aiding workers postwar. The discussion touches on potential agency roles and state unemployment measures amid shifting labor policies.
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Drake
Wagner
Cafa Repwick
Famous Sculler Dies in Action
Toronto flyer officer George Gordon Bradshaw 31 a sculler and Argonauts Rowing Club member died in action July 29. He won the Joe Wright trophy and a quarter mile dash in eight competition and held multiple singles trophies from United Bizies regattas. He is survived by his father Rev G K Bradshaw of Toronto.
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Toronto' i
George Gordon Bradshaw
Town scuHer
Route Argonauts Rowing Club
Eg Ie
G. K. Bradshaw
Toronto
Joe Wright
United Bizies
Connecticut Republicans Renominate Two
Connecticut Republicans renominated by acclamation a ticket led by Joan A. Denahe r for senator and Haymond E. Baldwin for governor. The convention backed Deneher for a second term and Baldwin for a third without dissent, setting up Baldwin for a third battle at the polls against Democrat Robert A. Hurley.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Theft of gold cross from Catherine Jalet home
A gold cross valued at $9 was stolen from Mrs. Catherine Jalet's apartment at 1627 Seventh Avenue. The Troy Detective Bureau logged the incident last night after a rear-window entry. only the cross was missing as per the checkup.
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Catherine Jalet
Seventh Avenue
Troy
Ehbry
Missing Refrigerator Recovered After Midnight Alarm
A defective refrigerator was removed from Miss Catherine McGrath's apartment at 884 River Street. Central Station frema was notified when occupants smelled escaping refrigerant. The unit was taken to an alleyback porch.
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Catherine McGrath
River Street
Central Station
Frema
al Back
Porch
Cohoes Man Receives Wings As Army Flyer
Cohoes resident Ben Piver is commissioned as a first lieutenant in the US Army Air Forces. He completed flight training at Curtiss Wright Institute in Glendale California and trained at Randolph Field and Thunder Bird Army Air Field. The Cohoes High School graduate studied aeronautics before entering service.
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Ben
Earl ¢. Piver
MeEwain J Énue
Cohoes
Seraneieutenan
Santeana
Thunder Aziz
Marana Army Aie Td
Te Ariz
Dougitac
Cohoesier
Cohoes High School
Army
Allies Destroy 13 Parked Jap Planes
General Headquarters Southwest Pacific reports 13 parked Japanese aircraft destroyed during operations near Halmahera inland stepping stone between New Guinea and the Philippines. Liberators from New Guinea bases hit Galela and Lolobata airdromes on Halmahera with bombs and damaged a 3000-ton merchant vessel.
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Southwest Pacific
Parisians Feel Pinch Of Normandy Battle
The Office of War Information cited Tribune De Geneve noting Parisian food shortages from Normandy warfare. A Paris correspondent described bread lines with 300 people at a Rue Mouffetard bakeshop and scarce drinking water.
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New York
Talking Parrot Bobbi Found Dead at Philadelphia Zoo
The Philadelphia Zoo reported the death of a talking parrot nicknamed Bobbi who had greeted visitors for ten years. Curator Roger Conant said Bobbi had been off his feed for six weeks and will be replaced by an understudy greeter named Dick who also says Hello and remarks on the day.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Zoo
Flezth
Roger Conant
Bobbi
Northside Navy Captain Promoted Amid Civic Drive
A Northside naval officer earns the rank of captain as civic groups report a 500-member drive begun about two weeks ago and to continue indefinitely. Wilfred P. LaMarche will chair the business session at St Marie’s basement today.
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Northside Navy
shepCivic Association
As & Pin
Tihe
St. Marie’s
Wilfred P. LaMarche
Fuld and Hatch Head Say All Plants Open
A union said most plants are open after a strike threat waned. About less than half of 400 workers had returned. spinning plants operated at higher capacity than knitting. Hatch urged proper bargaining agency as talks continued with the National Labor Board.
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National Labor Board
United Textile Warkeca
Th A. Bolch
Mets Yes
M Pineus
Internaial
Ao FL
Tex- Workers of America
Phen Hateh
Heaton
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D.D. Optometris
Hemsen St
Joseph Gadona
Army and Navy Union
Post Rooms
Walter Posner
Mary. Hallbritter
Emma Esterby
Harry Shannon
James al Farley
Farley
Joseph P. F. English
Chosan
James C. Dundson
Concrave
Dunddén
Willem Knight
Rochester
William Knight
Garrizon
Keiley Baking Co
Court of Appeals
Roy Busa
Monroe
Dye Daniel P. O'Connell
Henry J. Epstein
Waterford
National Automotive Fibres, Inc
Thomas
SYK
Robert F. Wagner
Normandy
Zoo
Railroad Beer Hann
Dehant
Navy
Cain
la Salle Institute
Tro Ness College
Emp! Borden
Crea
Civic Group
Mert
Carl FL Fryer
Fuld
Hatch Head
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Hatch
Labor Temple
Remsen St
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U. S
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Hendrick Hudson
Comfort Products
Harmony Mill
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