Government Surplus Property Bill Faces Redraft in Senate
Westmont on surplus property bill drawn fire from two agencies with one urging a rewrite. Senator George D Gaault claims the measure would complicate finances and expand land controls, prompting a conference to reconcile Senate and House versions before sending to Roosevelt.
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Senate
Westmneton
George D-Ga
Congress
Roosevelt
Georgia
Postiver Planning Committee
Senate House
Treasurys Désrenyent
DW. Rat
Rochester Bell
Johnson
D-Co
George
Forest Service
Department of Culture
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
Treasury
House
Paris Bombed Continues After Liberation Parade
Forces of the Interior and Allied leaders including Brig Gen Jacques Leclerc Air Chief Marshal Arthur Tedder and Maj Gen Leonard Geraw joined a Paris celebration despite war limits. Eisenhower wanted Montgomery Patton and De Gaulle in the show but war constraints prevented it. German claims of heavy bombing persisted as fires spread and casualties rose in suburbs like Saint Maur Montrouge and Saint Denis. An Allied radio appeal urged French citizens to stay away from Paris to ease feeding and restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Gne
Forces of the Interior
Jacques Leclerc
Arthur Tedder
Leonard T. Geraw
Eisenhower
Bernard L. Stontgomery
George
Patton
Charles de Gamle
Paris
St. Maur
Montrouge
St. Denis
Sceaux
Inry
Broadcnsr
Federal Communications Commissions
Albsie
Europe
Illness Prompted Police Escort to Samaritan Hospital
Mrs. Mery Colwell aged 37 of 710 Pederal Street was removed in a police patrol car by Patrolmen Albert DeCelle and Edward Howerd to Samaritan Hospital yesterday afternoon after she became suddenly ill at home. She was held at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery Colwell
Pederal Street
Samaritan Hospital
Albert DeCelle
Edward Howerd
Central
Paris Under Fire as Nazi Sympathizers Hit During Parade
Panic spread through Paris as sniper fire disrupted a celebratory parade. Spectators fled into doorways near the Hotel de Ville and Notre Dame while bullets struck the hotel and cathedral. Resistance fighters pursued fascist militiamen, and German troops barricaded in the Chamber of Deputies surrendered after fierce combat. De Gaulle and Leclerc ordered operations to clear the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marea
DeGaulle
Hotel de Ville
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris
Tombstone
Aziz
Miliciens
Marcel Destand
Belfort
Méredy
Local Social Notes Include Jersey City and Oswego Lake Visits
Averill Park residents return from Jersey City visits while Hazel Goodermore of Troy and Miss Clara Bell Shoemaker spend weekends at Oswego Lake. Families including the Letizias Weiss Dunn and others host and travel, with several guests returning home from vacations at Oswego Lake and West Palm Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Letizes
Jersey City
Clara Bell Shoemaker
Oswego Lake
Fies
Hazel Goodermore
Troy
Hazel Rubeck
Harold: Lee
Joseph Weiss
James Dunn
Theresa Letizia
Nicholas Letizia
Leonard Evans
West Pali Beach, Fie
Edwin Smith
Johanna Mooner
Leon Smith
Chatham
Names In the News And How to Pronounce Them
A guide to pronouncing historic Paris landmarks and related terms. It explains French place names such as Arc de Triomphe and Avenue des Champs Elysees with phonetic hints and notes on vowel sounds and accents. It references Place de la Concorde and historical events linked to Louis XV and the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Evolle
Asc
Napoleon
Usder
Soldat Incennus
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Pronunciation guide for loanwords and phrases
A series of notes on correct stress and pronunciation for words like PONTON FACADE GANGRENE and CONDOLENCE with guidance on French and Latin origins. It includes a request for a free pamphlet on JAPANESE pronunciation sent to Frank Colby for distribution to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Frank Colby
Poestenkill Meeting and Picnic Day Report
Poestenkill notes Edward Lebentritt returns from Troy Hospital. Ladies' Aid Society Church of Christ plans meeting and picnic today. Ree and Mrs. Snell from Buffalo visit Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Wagar. Visits by Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Prediger to Saher ectady relatives. District 3 votes to raise budget 295 dollars for transporting Oak Hill pupils. another special meeting scheduled September 8 to elect a trustee.
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Edward Lebentritt
Troy Hospital
Ladies' Aid Society
Church of Christ
Ree
Lester Snell
Buffalo
Lucien Wagar
Snell
Dis
Ipies
J. H. Bennett
Mirs
Edward Prediger
North Bennington Residents Go Visiting Abroad
North Bennington residents Gerald Harrington of Redbank New Jersey and Pvt George Johnson, who joined the U S cavalry nearly three years ago, have been assigned overseas. Mrs William Scott vacationing in New York while Mrs Vincent McGovern visits Canada. Arthur Robinson, just admitted to Putnam Memorial Hospital, shows good recovery. A welcome party for the new minister Rev and Mrs Kenneth Wade was held at the Congregational Church social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott
New York
Vincent McGovern
Canada
Allen Simmons
North Carolina
Jack Simmons
Arthur Robinson
Putnam Memorial
Oliver Laurence
Iar
Bedford
Mass
Congregational Church
Hirs
Kenneth Wade
Gerald Harrington
Redbank
N.J
Walton Herrington
Pvt
George. Johnson
U. S
Army
Unseasonably Cold August Across the South and East
Residents from the Carolines to Arkansas woke to chilly August weather with drizzly rain. North Georgia saw near 39 degrees as a 60 year cold record was noted in Charlotte and Boston and Pittsburgh reported 33 degrees. Fall clothes appeared on Fifth Avenue as the weather man logged a Side three reading.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Reading
Boston
Mess
Pittsburg
Ford Strikers Vote To Resume Work
About 8,500 Ford Motor Co workers of Local 400 United Automobile Workers in Highland Park voted yesterday to return to their jobs starting at 2 p.m. The walkout had threatened to halt aircraft production in the area. The workers had ignored a War Labor Board return-to-work order and instruction from union leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Highland Park
United Automobile Workers
Women Society of Christian Service Meets at Pawling Church
The executive board of the Women s Society of Christian Service of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 1 p m at the home of Mrs E E Oath ont 29 Meple Avenue A covered dish luncheon will be served Personal Felix Fazioli of Plum Avenue is recovering from illness Miss Carol Kuentzel of 7 Fordi Avenue is recovering at her home after a recent illness Rev Fohin BM Stuart pastor at Third Presbyterian Church has entered Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia for observation Mr Stuart expects to return to Tros early this week Gunner s Mate 2 c Chester Tol bert of 130 Brookview Avenue has completed a furlough here and has moved to Washington DC where he will take course in electrical and hydraulic control at the Washington Navy Yard Earld Rogers 3 of Mountain View Avenue was returned to his home early last night by Battalion Thomas Carey and Raymond Hogan Central Police Station radio patrol after he was discovered lost at Pawling and Walker Avenues
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
E. E. Oathont
Meple Avenue
Felix
Fazioli
Plum Avenue
Carol Kuentzel
Fordi Avenue
Fohin
Stuart
Third Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
Tros
Chester Tolbert
Brookview
Washington, D. C
Washington Navy Yard
Earld Rogers
Mountain View Avenue
Thomas Carey
Raymond Hogan
Central
Pawling
Walker Avenues
Nazi retreat accelerates as Allied forces push toward Paris and Brest
Allied columns reached within 118 miles of the German border as units moved north of Troyes and within 13 miles of Paris at Corbeil. American forces pressed along the Seine while Patton’s troops advanced from Troyes toward Belfort, and preparations intensified for the Brest operation to cut off German defenses and supply lines along the Breton coast.
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Stans
Troves
Pecy
Doesrgads Bartlet
Me Aisrae
Cassteau Phie Ty
Preiss
Seine
Paris
Fonmfainebdleay
Nogent
Ineblease
Gisa
Gerasans
Corbeil
Prange
Wea
Associated Press
Thomas F. Hawkins
Nuscy
Ad Troyes
Strashours
George 3
Patton
Aii
Hawkins
Brest
Thati Vial
Europe
Lorient
Jane St Nazaire
Breton
Belfort
Boinefand
Southeast Storm Destroys Boats on Lake Michigan Shore
A southeast gale swept the western Lake Michigan shoreline battering small craft against docks. At Milwaukee Port Washington and Racine several boats were smashed including a 41 foot auxiliary schooner valued at $20,000 wrecked after breaking moorings and hitting a seawall off Juneau Park. The storm slowed car ferries and lake shipping with winds up to forty miles per hour.
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Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Port Washington
Racine
Fred Chandler
Juneau Park
Allies Rush Food by Air to Paris in Emergency Move
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force announced air forces began rushing emergency food supplies to Paris. Hundreds of transport planes carried about 300 tons yesterday from Britain to a point near Paris. The operation will continue through May to revictual Paris and support the large ground shipments from Normandy stockpiles.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Allied Air Forces
Paris
Britain
Normany
WLB Split On Cohoes Mill Case Opinion Divides Labor Board Action
A split among WLB and AFL leaders over extending a contract for Cohoes Mills workers and the regional board’s extension of terms arises after a strike and plant closure. The majority says the board acted within authority to summon workers back, while industry members urge faster settlement to stabilize production. A CSO statement argues the certification was misused and the board should have abstained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board
Iindustry
Harry A. Clark
AFL of L Labor
Washington
Clark
Labor
Edward Stewart
CSO
Dulles Stricken With Foot Ailment Hospitalized in New Haven
John Foster Dulles, former envoy for Gov. Dewey, entered New Haven Hospital yesterday for treatment of a foot ailment. Br. Kenneth Thompson said Dulles would probably remain for several days while resting comfortably. He had earlier met with Secretary Hull in Washington.
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New Haven
Conn
John Foster Dulles
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Hull
Washington
News Haven Hospital
Kenneth Thompson
Dulles
Cohoes Reads Tax Payment Plan and Local Events
Cohoes moves to collect the current year tax installments with no moratorium. November 1 is target for bills, with interest at 6 percent if late, and no penalties for early prepayment. Water rents from Jan 1 to July 1 are listed. A forthcoming wedding at St. Marie’s Church is noted along with a hospital relief update and Knights of Columbus fall plans.
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Merch Bet
Iral Mobil
Reyers
Dan Cunha Fills Cohoes Schools Post
Dan Cunha named to a Cohoes schools position succeeding Dan Cush. The board announced Cunha, once athletic coach at Wing Vacs post war, will lead athletics alongside new cohoes staff. Also noted are local church services and Masonic notices for Charles H Wells and community events in Cohoes.
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Dan Cunha
Cohoes
Dan Cush
Air
Cusha
Wing Vacs
Efoest Wit Guecedd
Charles Mut
George F
Estebishet
Troy
New York State
Pete Mooney
Colmins
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STUARTS HEALTH _ INSTITUTE
Fourth St. Troy
Anthony Seymour
Whitehall
Captain Seymour
Joseph Seymour
Queen Street
Seymour
England
France
Averill Park
Froelich’s
River ST
Poestenkill
North Bennington
Earl Harold Spofford
Fort Edward
Charles O. Dortin
Washington Street
Ford
East Side
Gov
By Paul Ford
Ben Hecut
Asa Guy
Shmertrout
WLB
the “Permanent Naturale
Frederic
Nestle
Curly
Houss
Hollywood
Shirley Tempter
Deanna Durbin
Dody Garland
Dazzie
Modernella Beauty
Broadway
Third St
Cohoés
Bliss Marjorie Mcuarcy
Earward Street
Leo Baillargeon
St. Marie’s Church
Dorothy McCarir
Leona -Ciotti
John Burns
Bridge Avenue
St Peter's Hospital, Albany
Health Department
Charles HL Wells
Macatrar
Mohawk Street
Wells
Memboer
Coboes ‘Lodge
AL Mt
Uiicy
Cohoes Lodge
Masonic Temple
Salvation Army
Young Peoples Meénes
Ladies Home ‘League
Imperial Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Mesonio
Paty. Corp
Paul E Besreite
Remsen Street
Bes
Aber Ideam
Aberdeen
Cohoesier
Ordnance Dept
Santa Anita
Cohoes Mounted Patrol
West
Columbia Street
Helen
ML Powers
Carmella Santora
Katherine’ Donahue
Con Culkin
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