Railroads Postwar Plans Outlined Amid Passenger Traffic Shift
A 1933 meeting outlined postwar railroad aims including reduced passenger costs and service improvements. Officials discussed per mile costs, fare trends, and anticipated passenger travel of 21 to 28 miles per capita, noting travel growth outpaced population increases since 1910. James J. E. Troy led discussions with Mr Borntrager assisting.
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Polimrad
Barnger
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James J. E .Troy
Borntrager
Pawsetger
Rail officials meet to discuss identical ISO figure
A fragmented report notes a meeting attended by railway executives and stationmasters including Siem ing, Jakesughes, Edward J. Jones, Emil W L Moore, and Thomas J. Neeson to compare a once tracked figure at Troy Uston station.
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Elf
ISO
Railreosd
Acumen
Sieming
Jakesughes
Edward J. Jones
Emil WL Moore
Thomas J. Neeson
Troy Uston
Stati
Germans See Moscow Pushing Revolution Theory
German press quoted by DXB claims Moscow is driving a global revolution without regard to allies. Wilhelmstrasse spokesmen say similar aims threaten Romania Bulgaria Italy Belgium and other states. Reports link Greek events to Moscow’s alleged expansionist push.
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Associated Press
DXB
Greece
Moscow
Ttg
Broddcast
Wilhelmstrasse
Romania
Bulgaris
Italy
Belgium
Eps
Paris
Nazi War Criminals Hanged in Lublin
Moscow dispatch from Lublin reports five German war criminals executed for atrocities at the Majdanek camp. The Meidane k concentration camp had been responsible for mass killings of around 20,000 people. Crowds allegedly shouted that the men deserved death.
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Moscow
CDA
Lublin
Meidanek
Poland
Tires Taken From Ration List
The Albany district OPA office announced changes allowing use of certain tires without rationing certificates. Used passenger tires from rationing may be bought with an age certificate, while truck tires remain rationed.
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Albany
OPA
Aete
GPA
Letters Granted on John Ellis Estate
The will of John W. Ellis who died in this city on November 27 was admitted to probate in Surrogate's Court. The estate is valued under $5,000 real and under $5,000 personal, to be divided equally between two daughters Marjorie Coon and Elsie A. Burns of Chester G. Wa-
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John W. Ellis
Pronte
Marjorie’ Coon
Elsie A. Burns
Me. Ghester G. Wa
New Navy Chaplain Rabbi Iseph K Shankman Named
Rabbi Iseph K Shankman former Temple Berith Sholom seven years in Troy becomes Sampson Navy chaplain with rank of lieutenant. He conducted first service at Sampson last week after leaving Troy in 1937 to lead Temple Israel New Rochelle. He held civic roles in Troy including president of the Troy Council of Social Agencies and chairman of United Hebrew Charities.
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Iseph K. Shankman
Temple Berith Sholom
Sampson
Rabbi Shenkman
Troy
Temple Israel
New Rochelle
Witch Post
Navy
Jewish Community Center
Grew Approved for State Undersecretary
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved four State Department nominations including Joseph C. Grew for Undersecretary of State. Some members reserved the right to oppose other nominees on the Senate floor. Archibald MacLeish faced opposition and was not confirmed. Senator Murray D. Moni opposed W. L. Clayton nomination.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Yes
The
Missourian
Murray D-Moni
W. L. Clayton
Sur
Opposition to Rockefeller Nomination Sparks Assistant Secretary Debate
The discussion centers on Nelson A. Rockefeller as a fourth nominee for assistant secretary and includes objections from a property director who is also listed as an assistant secretary. The debate highlights tensions over the nomination and the roles of the named individuals.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Troy Girls Sing Carols at Sage Church Pageant
Troy girls join a Christmas carol concert at Sage Church under Russell Sage supervision. The program features multiple soloists and choristers from local families and schools, with Gene Rogers serving as organist.
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Troy
Sage
Russell Sage
Sti Pants
Carlton
Murcer
Nausic
Imo
Qu Znnette Haveestein
Rex
John Acre Resmtian
Rev
Edith Warren
Warren
Maple Avenue
Helen Had
Dasghter
End
Georgian Court
Ken
June Gale
Alfred WL
Lot
Pawlsy Avenue
Barnard School
Janet McSreary
Edward J. McGreary
Brandw Cuhnes
Cohoes High Beltho
Janice Pratt
Alfred N. Plau
West Sand Lake
Aktermites
de Barbara Pierce
Miss Havers
Albany harpist Mrs Jacob Herzog to headline biennial concert
The Albany harpist Mrs Jacob Herzog will join a small ensemble to accompany the quartet at the biennial concert. A Saturday concert for faculty students and parents and a Sunday public concert follow with ticketed admission.
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Jacob Herzog
Albany
Lily of America Camp Elects Tonight at Danish Brotherhood
Royal Neighbors of America will elect officers tonight at Danish Brotherhood hall. Mrs Helen Howe will preside. Plans for a Christmas penny event for junior members will be made. Refreshments and a drawing will follow. Miss Helen Watling at the college may provide details.
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Lily of America
Royal Neighbors of America
Danish Brotherhood
Helen Howe
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