Dewey Delays Airing Peace Views in Roosevelt Era Debate
Governor Dewey postpones public discussion of peace policy amid Roosevelt era tensions. Campaign groups in Albany press for postwar security, arguing timing could affect international understanding. Officials warn premature statements might derail delicate negotiations and risk counterproductive controversy.
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Thomas E. Dexer
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Roosevelt Politics Group
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Dewey
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Dewey Eyes Postwar World Peace Plan During September Campaigns
Governor Dewey and aides discuss a broad postwar international order with four power participation to prevent future Axis remilitarization. Dulles meets with top officials while Dewey plans speeches in September on international control of German resources and broader world peace goals.
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New Haven
Dewey
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Russia
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Sritais
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Rohr
Phillips to Return Home Over Indian Policy Dispute
Diplomatic circles report President Roosevelt's representative Ambassador Phillips faces British ire over India policy. The State Department announced Phillips will return to the United States for urgent family reasons after a year at General Eisenhower's London HQ.
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Washington
INS
India
Roosevelt
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State Department
United States
Igoenih
Hisenhower
London
America
Eden
Ronald Campbell
Seth Eden
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James Winant
Eide
Modern Joan of Arc Leads Paris Fray
Paris civilians endure eight days of street battles to free the city from German forces. A French Liberation volunteer known as The Wildcat, a 40 year old captain, led infantry against three Mark IV tanks and supplied grenades while carrying ammunition for her unit. She fought to avenge her brother and endured exhaustion and constant movement through the city.
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Don Whitehead
Paris
Joan of Arc
Bettie
Kilten
Administration Generale Assistance Fublique de Paris
Wildcat
St Anthony’s Plans Peace Shrine Drive at St Anthony’s
St Anthony’s parish and friends will raise about 3 006 for a shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes. Rev Annetin Sanhida OFM pastor announces letters go to parish members and benefactors. Shrine aims to promote peace during wartime and will replace the altar in the lower church in two months with help from Father Sangivla and Franciscan assistants.
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Fire Destroys Barn South of Argyle
Fire on the Howard Mahaffy farm six miles south of Argyle destroyed seven cattle a calf and farm equipment after starting in a haystack. Orley Mahaffy and local firemen fought the blaze displacing livestock and farm tools on the Argyle diebron Road. The cause and full extent remain under investigation.
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Argyle-diebron
Argyle
Ma 7Haffy
Orley
Scotland
Salem
Fleeing Nazis Reported Trapped in Rhone Valley Push
Allied forces led by Gen. Alexander Patch pursued retreating German units across southern France in a fast moving Rhone Valley campaign. By Friday the 11th Armored Division and Butler’s mobile column pressed toward Montelimar and Valence, with about 500 front line Germans eliminated and the Allies advancing under clear skies.
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Associated Press
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Lyon
Geneva
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Switzerland
Rej
London
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Perry
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Troyes
Open Air Concert by Wynants-Kilt Band Planned
An open air concert will be held on the lawn of Charles Bushes at the junction of Williams Road and the New York Highway Hl tomorrow evening by the Wynants-Kilt Band. A second performance is scheduled Saturday at Haat Schedack with H. D. Vincent as bandmaster.
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New York Highway
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Air transport crash kills 26 near Prestwick Scotland
A large air transport crashed into a house near the transatlantic military air base at Prestwick Scotland killing 26. The wreckage buried seven crew members and 74 passengers plus two occupants of the house. American soldiers and civil defense workers recovered bodies and continued searching through the night for additional victims. The plane was inbound from an Atlantic crossing.
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London
Prestwick
Scotland
Polish Troops Push Across Adriatic Front In Italy
Polish forces push north along a 315 mile Adriatic front advancing beyond the Metauro River and crossing the Arzilla while seizing towns Fossombrone Fano and Cartoceto. RAF heavy bombers hit Pesaro area targets as German troops retreat behind the Arno valley line.
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Pesaro
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Adriatic
Cartocato
Saltarra
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Cartéceto
Monte Della Mattera
Moaniicelli
Arzilla
Pasaré
Arna
Pesero
Appenine
Valdimonte
San Giustino
Piobbice
Fermignano
Apecchio
Bibbieno
Arne
Pontassieve
Florence
Parrons
Fifth Army
Bidders from All Parts of Country Buy Hotel Goods
Bidders from across the nation flocked to the United States Hotel in Saratoga Springs for a full week of auctioning ending Saturday. Alf Schmidt of Troy bought half the hotel's bedroom furnishings, planning shipments to Fort Worth Texas and Ypsilanti Michigan. Harry Loree conducted the sale and said details won’t be finalized for two weeks.
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United States
Saratoga Springs
Eough
Alf Schmidt
Niels Schmidt
Troy
Ypsilanti
Mich
Harry E. i Loree
Saratoga Springs Soldier Killed in French Battle
Saratoga Springs soldier Pet. Gilbert L. Clark died August 3 from wounds suffered on a French battlefield. Inducted March 1952, he served two years before entering the armed forces. Mother Carrie Curcio of 25 Church Street received a Washington telegram. He formerly worked at Saratoga Lake boats. Survived by brothers Delbert and Bernard, sisters Arlene Sosith, Kear Brown, and Mabel Lyon.
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Carrie Curcio
Church Street
Saratoga Springs
Washington
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Delbert Clark
Facia
New Guinea
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Bernard Francie’ Clark
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Arlene
Sosith
Kear Brown
Sirs
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Buttes
Petain Sends Unity Message From Belfort Amid Arrest Buzz
Reports say Marshal Petain was moved toward Belfort after his arrest by German authorities. Letters attributed to Laval and Petain discuss government moves while rumors claim Laval planned arrests of Petain and Herriot to influence Paris near Allied advance.
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League of Women Voters to Distribute Voters Bulletin
The Active Voters Committee outlined plans to publish a voters bulletin with biographical data on local candidates and details on national state and city voting regulations. Distribution will occur at William B. Frear and Co. desk with committee members answering questions about the election.
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Daniel Conway
Henry Conway
George B. Kelley
Myron Jacobs
Weekly Dart League Formed at the YMCA Troy
A new weekly dart league was inaugurated at the Troy YMCA to serve YMCA residents especially dormitory students. Games start at 7 30 with two teams formed each night and players assigned to teams for that evening. Captains George Reilly and John Mac Donald led last night’s teams with high scorers Reilly and executive secretary Robert W Ames.
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George Reilly
John MacDonald
Reilly
Robert W. Ames
Marine Killed in Action Reported Navy Release
Marine Corps casualty report lists Pfc. James W. McLaren as lost while serving. his mother Eva McLaren of Corinth and Agnes E. Ellatt of Hudson Falls are named. The Navy Department release notes McLaren’s status and confirms the second time he has been reported as missing or killed.
Driver Faces Charges Against White intoxicated Operator
George Daley of Eroy was arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated after a truck struck a tree in front of the Stain Police Barracks on South Lake Avenue Saturday night. Daley pleaded not guilty, with bail set at $106 by Hiram Scheffer Toan of Moprawick, and the case adjourned to February 5.
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Daley
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Paley
Eax
Bop
Nazis Resumé London Robot Bomb Raids
Summary notes the extent of Nazi attack raids on London involving robot bomb concepts, with details of scope and impact not disclosed. Describes wartime surveillance and defense measures and emphasizes uncertain casualty figures in reports.
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London
Bombers Hit Jap Targets Across Asia in Allied Raids
Allied bomber offensives across the east and west disrupt Japanese war production from Manchuria to Sumatra. The Far Eastern fleet under Sir Bruce Fraser strikes Indarung and Padang in Sumatra while US forces press coastal invasion routes toward Japan and the Philippines. Berlin forecasts US troops entering China to halt Nipponese advances.
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Manchuria
Sumatra
West
Japan
Philippines
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Reiiro
United States
China
Toya
Anshai
Manchurian Steel Center
Shanghai
Marines Repel Night Attacks Near Iwo Jima
Reported by Marianas command, five Japanese interceptors were shot down in two light attacks near Iwo Jima, about 750 miles south of Tokyo. The Philippines area endured a twentieth straight day of raids, while a nylon synthetic rope used in mining operations is noted as stronger than traditional materials.
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Fallippines
Iwo Jima
Tokyo
Haknahera
Philippines
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