British Bombard Indonesian HQ and refugees as Java fights rage
British forces pressed operations across Java diving to Bandoeng and nearby areas. Indonesian troops reported bombardment of headquarters at Bandoeng, refugees evacuated from northern sectors, and casualties among Indonesians and Indian troops. Signs of resistance appeared in Sumatra with police obstructing transport, while a massacre victim list emerged near Balivia following a crash.
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British Watch
Director Named for Relief Clothing Drive
New York national chairman Henry J Rudger announced Dan A Weal as executive director of the nationwide clothing drive. The goal is 10 000 000 services, including shoes and headgear. Local communities are organizing collections for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation.
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Magazine Assails Bishop In Ousting Elliott Roosevelt
The Protestant Episcopal Church periodical Poughkeepsie UP-Tha Chronicle says Bishop Manning erred in ruling Brig. Gen. Franklin D. Roosevelt not eligible for vestryman at Hyde Park. It criticizes Manning for overstepping constitutional limits and mishandling the delicate issue. Roosevelt’s vestry post at St. James, New York, was later deemed not in good standing.
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New York
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Atomic Fission To Save Energy Expert Says
New York VP Stuart Chase told a conference on atomic energy that atomic fusion could let people live on less than 10 percent of their physical energy. He warned of technological unemployment and catastrophic shifts if energy use surges, warning coal mining and steel industries may face upheaval and rail and shipping lines lose revenue.
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Olean Man Charged With Strangling Wife
Olean police arrested a man in connection with the strangling death of his wife, a 2-year-old child present. District Attorney Joseph A. Nevins said the suspect would be charged with second degree murder and brought before Police Court Judge Nicholas J. Ropers. The slaying occurred yesterday. (Note: OCR text fragmented)
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New Pastor Installed At Westminster
Rev. Lees DeSmith, returning from Panama service, was installed as pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church Troy last night. James K. Stewart presided, Frederick W. Evans urged support, and Angue Sea mans urged aid as the church resumes postwar duties. A reception followed for Mr and Mrs DeSmith.
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Unclear homicide claim tied to alleged restraint incident
Coroner Carl J. Lasmer issued a certificate of homicide by strangulation in a case. Preliminary notes say a woman went to Washington's room seeking reconciliation. Nevids claimed she did not live to greet another event last October.
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Germans Decry Dismissals and Vigilante Meetings
A postwar survey reports German discontent with Allied dismissal practices and lenient handling of former Nazis. Clergy lament church members ignored when warning against injustices. Fear of vigilante bands grows as fraternization and foreign revenge animates resentment, with youths and women singled out amid rebuilding pressures.
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War Secretary Calls for Continued Enlistments to Meet Strength
War Secretary Patterson states voluntary enlistments are key to preserving Army strength as veterans are discharged. He warns that without ongoing Selective Service inductions, the goal of over seven million discharges between V E Day and July 1, 1945 may be unmet.
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Decorations Lesson To Be Given
A Christmas decorations lesson will be given at the State Street Fifth Avenue Methodist Church by Mrs J Harold Hirst and Mrs Arthur VanderVoort. Brunswick Home Bureau leaders will conduct for a group over fifty women with several guests from other units.
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Utie r contractor dies at 68 prominent in Utier history
Unies Contractor Dies Itica UPI-Fred . Cantivell, 68 prominent Utier building contractor and an upstate Damverslic Inadet, died yesterday. He was a delegate to several National Democratic Conventions and a Democratic editor in 1920. He urged military service exemptions only for those who have not served. He stressed the postwar need for an effective military strength.
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Waterford and Area Club Meetings and Elections
Waterford Hose Company conducts annual officer elections at the fire house on Division Street this afternoon. Waterford Study Club meets at 2 30 pm with Mrs J Tuving Wright reporting on current events and readings on rugsla. Lions Club hosts homecoming celebration planning with Stanley A Houdreau presiding and invites representatives from all organizations.
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Wedmonthy
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Secoial Street
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Mise Elta Smith
Masonic Temple
Margaret Burgess
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Bleanoy Waterbrer
iCamp Peary Drops Finale at Williams Stadium
About 10,000 spectators watched the Camp Peary Pirates lose in a fourth period drive that fell one touchdown short against the Berachnel Distribution Commune at William and Mary stadium yesterday afternoon.
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Speeksars
Tyler First Acting President Title Revealed at Kent
Mona Fletcher of Kent State University explains that when William Henry Harrison died in office John Tyler became president but refused to accept the label acting president Congress labeled him and the practice began. The note highlights how Tyler would be addressed if he had not died earlier and influenced presidential title usage.
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Starlets Gather For Annual Achievement Night Program
Starlets to Hold Achievement Night at Averill Park Road home tonight. Skit titled Grandmother's Letter to be staged with club members in all parts. movies also shown. Officers to be installed include Roberta Zavely president Barry Lewis vice president Norma Ili ry Carol Castle Theresa Clarke news reporter Hal Lewis song leader Sally Road cheet Mary Clarke and Sally Anne Davis as council members. Club leaders are Mrs. Charles E. Davis and Miss Ruth Clarke.
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Vor Gremlins edge Flyers in close fourth period
The Gremlins clinched a hard fought win over the Flyers in a high school style contest. Key scores came from Kennedy Gremlin and a late defensive stand that secured the lead and the victory.
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Koe Angelis Fiyers
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