Maisky's London Return Opens Path to Moscow Conference
The return of Ivan Maisky to London signals a possible opening for Allied leaders to set terms for a three-power Moscow conference. Observers note Russia seeks such talks, but the Quebec Conference has not yet clarified Anglo American relations with the Soviet Union and a Western front remains distant.
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London
Ivan Maisky
Moscow
Quebec
Russia
Europe
Possible Moscow Conference Participants and Postwar Roles
The article outlines expected attendees for a forthcoming conference with Russian, British, and American officials. It suggests V. M. Molotov, Maisky, and possibly Maxim Litvinov on the Soviet side. Anthony Eden and perhaps Churchill for Britain. and Summer Welles with Harry Hopkins for the United States, though Welles’s position is uncertain. It notes potential participation by Hull or Roosevelt being unlikely and reports progress on Russia’s postwar diplomacy with France and Czechoslovakia.
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V. M. Molletov
Maisky
United States
Maxim Litvinov
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Summer Welles
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Welles
Washington
State Department
London
Hull
Moscow
Quebec
Algiers
Eduard Benes
Russia
Family Visits Highlight Local Residents Travels
Buskirk Owen Sherman returns from visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Sherman in Troy. Miss Nancy Hall visits grandmother Mrs Mary Hall at her aunt Mrs Thomas Varley home. Misses Anna Mee and Alice Spink of Schenectady guest this week of their sister Mrs Francis Rogers and family. Mr and Mrs Floyd Townsend and daughter Sally Ann of Hoosick join Mr and Mrs W E Burch this week.
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Owen Sherman
Fred Sherman
Troy
Nancy Hall
Mary Hall
Thomas Varley
Anna Mee
Alice Spink
Schenectady
Francis Rogers
Floyd Townsend
Sally Ann
Hoosick
Mrs. WE. Burch
Charge Officer Accepted Bribe in Army Tool Purchases
A DC grand jury returned two indictments for conspiracy to defraud the government and bribery involving machine tool purchases for war work. William J. Gourley, president of American Manufacturing Co., Fort Worth, and August J. Cayouette, former U S Army lieutenant colonel, Washington, are charged. Gourley allegedly paid bribes to Cayouette in his official capacity. Indictments based on War Department and FBI information.
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Washington
INS
District of Columbia
United States Army
Department of Justice
William J. Gourley
American Manufacturing Co
Fort Worth
Tex
August J. Cayouette
U. S. Army
Ip. c
Gourley
Cayouette
United States
War Department
Local social notes from Pittstown and nearby families
Berne residents Mr and Mrs Sidney Dearstyne hosted visiting relatives including Mrs Ed Dearstyne. Beulah Phillips of Albany, a nurse, stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs William Phillips. Mrs Ralph Gifford of Albany visited Mr and Mrs Merritt Carpenter and Mrs Sarah Bycleshymer. Edgar Dearstyne’s family returned from Quay with their son Pvt Kenneth Dearstyne, a college student there. Rev Eeza and wife to return from vacation. preaching at 9 45.
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Sidney Dearstyne
Berne
Edgar Dearstyne
Beulah Phillips
R. N
Albany
William Phillips
Ralph Gifford
Merritt Carpenter
Sarah Bycleshymer
Edgar Dearsty
Qleay
Pvt
Kenneth Dearstyne
Eeza
Methodist Church Centennial Pageant Planned for Sept 11
In this notice the Methodist Church schedules a centennial observance on September 11 with a pageant. A Church School session will follow the morning service. Entertaining guests include Mrs. Frank Green and several others from Schaghticoke Watervliet and this place.
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Frank Green
Gilbert Buckley
Jeanne
Schaghticoke
Robert Fonda
Kenneth
Stanley van Derburg
Nelson
George Gould
Watervliet
Forrest Lewis
Minnie Kitley
Youth Fellowship Service Schedule At Local Church
The following morning at 9 45 Rev Frank W Bevan district superintendent will preach A service later in the day will be conducted by former pastors of the church.
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Frank W. Bevan
Brunswick Home Bureau Meeting Planned at Waterford
The Brunswick Home Bureau will meet with Mrs Albert Stanley of 137 Broad Street Waterford on Wednesday September 1 at 1 30 pm Mrs J H Hirst is chairman and will preside.
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Home Bureau
Brunswick Home Bureau
Albert Stanley
Broad Street
Waterford
J. H. Hirst
Larger Eye Crop Declared Possible in Poultry
Dr. Cliff D. Carpenter of the U S Department of Agriculture told a war conference that curing 5 percent of needless disease losses in adult poultry could add 200 million dozen eggs and 100 million pounds of chicken to U S tables. He said a 150 percent reduction in losses could be achieved with modern disease control methods.
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America
Cliff D. Carpenter
United States Department of Agriculture
Carpenter
Address by American Veterinary Medical Association speaker
A prepared address by the American Veterinary Medical Association discusses population composition in Peru, noting the population is about 50 percent Indian and highlighting demographic contrasts.
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American Veterinary Medical Association
Peru
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