Crop Growth In State Generally Good
State and federal agencies report generally good growth across New York crops for the last week. Cabbage, cauliflower, beets, carrots, tomatoes, sweet corn and other vegetables mostly thrive, but lowland areas flooded have caused permanent damage. First day cutting around August. potato digging accelerates in Long Island. tomato and pepper harvest rising in Hudson Valley. bean and pea picking progressing. pastures described unusually lush for this time.
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New York State Departments of Agriculture
1 & Weather Bureau
Hudson Valley
Lehman Warns UNRRA Needs Huge Extra Fund
Herbert H. Lehman told UNRRA delegates that without rapid pledges Europe and the Far East face a grim winter as UNRRA seeks roughly 1.516 billion dollars in added funding. The UNRRA council debated boosting the current 1 percent of member income to finance 16 operations, with Denmark admitted to council and India’s Shankar Bajpai elected chair.
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Herbert H. Lehman
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Lehman
Pravety
Tald
UNRRA
United Nations
Far East
UNERA
Gurja ' Shankar Bajpai
India
United States
Congress
Denmark
ENRRA
Lettmian
Proposed Union Contract Discussed at Brush Plant
The AF of L executive board and contract committee met Tuesday night to review the contract to be granted by the Monarch Brush Co. upon local certification to the National Labor Relations Board. An NLRB clearance is expected within days as Irene McCauley, Washington representative of the AF of L, presided at the Brushworkers' headquarters meeting in the Rice Building. The Monarch Brush Co. local remains independent of Hughes Autograf rival unions contesting August 15 elections.
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Monarch Brush Co
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Iss Irene McCautlie
Washington
A. F. of L
Brushworkers
Rice Building
Hughes-Autograf Co., Inc
Troy Barbers to Have Outing at Snyder's Lake
The Troy Journeymen Barbers Local plans its annual outing Monday at Snyder's Lake with a softball game between married and single men. Albert Catone chairs. Saal plans and committee members include Willis Mertens Patsy Capone Daniel Menutti Frank Walsh and Frank Milanese. Entertainment directed by Milanese at the Kacelsior House 285 River Street. S/Sgt Stephen F. Futur of 27 South River Street has been discharged from the Army at Fort Dix separation center.
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Stephen FS Ftur
South River Street
Army
Fort Im
Troy May Become Ocean Port
Senator Mead predicts Troy and other cities along the Barge Canal and Hudson River will become ocean ports with new amphibious craft for postwar transport. He submitted a water transportation study to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee and urged formation of a commission to assess postwar needs. An expert engineer aided the study forecasting amphibious landing beaches and direct delivery of locally manufactured goods to cities nationwide.
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Chtief
Barge
Hudson River
Troy
James M. Mead
Mead
Senate
Interstate Concmerce
Odd Fellows to Have Stuyvesant Field Day
A field day will be held Sunday on the grounds of the Odd Fellows Home at Stuyvesant. District 1 Deputy Grand Master George J. Lather of Albany chairs the event, the first since the war began. Field events and drill teams will compete, with prizes and a box lunch. proceeds will go toward the home.
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Odd Fellows
Stuyvesant
Rensselaer
Albany
Schenectady
Troy
George J. Lather
British Latins Volunteer for England Badge Worn in India
In New Delhi a growing force of Englishmen resident in Latin America has volunteered to help England. A distinctive BLAV badge stands for British Latin American Volunteers. About 330 wear the badge in India, with most volunteers from Argentina and others from Cuba Chile Brazil and Uruguay.
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New Delhi
India
Latin America
England
Cuba
Chile
Brazil
Uruguay
W C A Day Camp Group Visits Albany
Thirty five children from the W C A Day Camp visited Albany. They toured the Capitol museum and Education Building and had lunch in Washington Park. A second trip is planned for late August to include more children.
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W.C
Albany
Washington Park
Capitol
Charter Document Signed by President Washington
The United Nations Charter ratification by this country was completed yesterday with President Trugvan signing on the Senate’s instrument of approval. Truman and Secretary Byrnes joined in the ceremony in the executive offices, signing the one page Senate document and two copies of the charter text drawn for fifty nations at San Francisco. One charter copy, approved by a 53 to 2 Senate vote, was bound in white leather while the other was in line. The instruments were deposited in the State Department archives, completing the process.
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Washington
Trugvan
Senate
Truman
James F. Byrnes
San Francisco
State Department
Atomic power for general use distant in sight
An Associated Press Science piece explains atomic energy remains far from practical use. It describes nucleus structure, nuclear reactions, and how uranium 235 fission releases enormous energy, noting the early stage of bomb development and the scarcity of uranium.
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Associated Presa Science
Hell
Heaven
Cos
WLB Order Ends Tieup Of Buffalo Bus Lines
Workers at Buffalo Transit Co ended a transit tieup after a War Labor Board order, with drivers returning to work to avoid halting war production. Union leaders cited wage dispute and alleged anti union actions, while the company claimed no wage adjustments were agreed and some workers were discharged.
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Sehour
Ha Buffalo Tramsit Co
Lestisswright
Hal
Lusses
Am! Ofligipp
Eshe
Jerry Levith
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Amalgamated Association of Rivetrie Street Railway and Motor Coach Employees
A. F. of L
Campbell
VanWie Named to Head Saratoga Public Schools
The Saratoga Springs Board names Claude VanWie as superintendent effective September 1. Murray J. Fe Johnson remains principal. VanWie was appointed principal in April and will earn 54 800 annual salary. Johnson will earn 33 300.
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Saratoga Public Schools
Board of Education At
Saratoga Springs
Claude VanWie
Murray JT
Fei Johnson
Johnson
van Wwie
Garrett Receives NYU Administrative Fellowship
Thomas A. Garrett of T House Avenue has won an administrative fellowship at New York University. The program trains men and women for roles in schools and colleges with a $1,000 stipend and one year commitment. Garrett will work during the academic year in admission alumni relations and public relations offices.
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T House Avenue
New York University
Garrett
Not Split Atoms Yet, Uranium Power Hints
The text notes each atom requires a separate key, with uranium’s present key as difficult as the other. Uranium spawns a rare 235 form, and a common 239 form that can split to yield atomic power. Uranium itself remains scarce, while elements like carbon and oxygen could offer cheap power if their atoms split. Predictions in Washington suggest years, possibly five to fifty, before potential breakthroughs.
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Peter
Washington
Air Rate Wins Suffolk Stake in a Crowd Pleasing Finish
Air Rate, a two year old chestnut filly, led the field at Suffolk Downs to win the $23 002 added stake. Jockeys and owners are cited as the crowd watched the race amid a tense finish. Fans expected the favorites to contend, but Air Rate held firm to secure the victory and prize money.
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Frederick Wise
Satolk Downs
Maxtower
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Rei Toe
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Frost
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Air Rates Wins in New England Richest TwoYearOld Race
Air Rates captured the New England richest two year old purse of 23,623 dollars, boosting four race earnings to 35,400 while paying 3.50 to win, 250 to place, and 240 to show. Josinte paid 10.00 and 620 and Labow 87.00 for show as a midweek crowd wagered 481,104 across eight races.
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New England
Josinte
Labow
Progam
Lockbourne Nine Triumphs Over Napier In Close Contest
Lockbourne nine defeated Napier by 40 points in a tense series deciding game. The Southerners earned a 4 dollar stake in the Bast ema Flying Tisinier contest as Bere yesterday. Horton, Garey, Telford, and Harden led Lockbourne with crucial plays.
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Napier Pieid
Bastema Flying Tisinier
Sesebal Courmament
Evory
Joshin Joe Engel Sets Par Over Meet Score
Joshin Joe Engel posted 106 over par during a golf meet at Chattanooga PI-A, a 178 score. Engel, president of the Unattenooga Loggouts, faced a chaotic day with festive golf events canceled and reflections on his performance after the journey.
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Joshin
Joe Engel
Chattanooga
Sam'cal
Harmed reader voices in a garbled aggrieved report
An aggrieved, fragmented narration appears as a garbled report from a reader named Thasika I 1. The text conveys frustration and confusion, depicting a generated report that blends personal grievance with unclear content. The piece reads as a voicemail-like transcript fragment lacking clear events or outcomes.
Speigletown 4H Club Hosts Basket Picnic
Speigletown 4Hlub held a basket picnic at Morgan's Pond last week with Mrs Water J Sanderson and her son reporting gifts from the club. Two new members Marigrie Brunich and Lynn Reed joined as the group plans a Red Cross project.
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Speigletown
Morgan's Pond
Water J. Sanderson
Harvey J
Scrumpanei
Marigrie Brunich
Lynn Reed
West Busines
Opty
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