President Roosevelt Carried State by Large Margin
The official state canvass shows President Roosevelt winning New York by a wide margin with 316 591 votes over Thomas E. Dewey. The state board of canvassers met to tabulate the November results, with Feinberg Steingut Goldstein among those present. The report notes Roosevelt swept Greater New York and led across the state.
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Albany
Rooveret
Thomas E. Dewer
Opporert
Sens
Feinberg
Asser Tver
Acy Goldstein
Derniga
Neis Sweingut
Saipan Hit by Two Small Earthquakes
Two mild earthquakes rocked Saipan at about 4:39 am yesterday. The tremors woke residents and caused minor damage to shacks and infrastructure. Reports noted the events created speculation of a possible larger quake linked event, though details remained unclear.
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Saipan
Tesbiers
Japan
New York State Election Totals Then and Now
Counts show Dewey leading in upstate counties while majorities shift in New York City. Statewide results list Dewey with 2,999,407 votes and incumbent Warner with 3,234,576. Wagner's totals include 2,455,755 Democratic, 453,753 Labor, and 1,325,086 Liberal votes.
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Devey
New York City
Deve
Denvera
Noosevels
Ste
Liberal Party
Soha
Var Voorhia
Thomas
Curran
Dewey
Robert F. Warner
Wagner
Hoosick Falls Farmer Memorial Service and Community Notices
Obituary notes the death of a prominent Hoosick Falls farmer with long HOOsick lineage and ties to Pilgrims, N Hoo sick Grange, and Rensselaer County. It mentions survivors including four daughters and a niece, and details the burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. The piece lists postwar community notices from Hoosick Post American Legion and local groups, plus schedule updates, charity drives, and church activities.
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Trey Burgess
Hoosick Fair
North Hoos Hoosiex
Hoosiex Grange
Rensselaer
Ors
Erickson
Washington, D.C
T. K. Haswell
Pittsdeid
Milford Durkem
Helena Spreess
East Hooks
Wilma Speaid
Rotson Fueral Houe
Hoosick Falls
Eith
Charles 3. Robertson
North Hoosick
Funeral for John F. Jackson Held in City
Funeral services for John F. Jackson president of the Hot Stove League were held with city and county officials and members of veterans and Elks groups in attendance. Services moved from 2728 Sixth Avenue to St Patrick's Church with Rev James P Lawlor officiating and organist Walter B Chippendate. interment followed at St Ames Cemetery Mantnds with another prayer service by Father Lawlor and Rev Joseph Cullen.
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John F. Jackson
Fonsde
Hot Stove League
Seany
Prp
Tre
Sixth Avenue
St. Paperick’s Church
James P. Lawlor
Walter
Chippendate
Catherins Reardon
Lemess
Patrick
Cne
Jobs J. Lynch
Jona P. Rane
Hush Cone
P. J. Flannery
Charles FL Halse
St.Ames
Mantnds
Father Lawter
Steve League
the Howe
Troy Lolge
Elks
Edmund J Burse
Ruler
Father Lawlor
Joseph Cullen
Winter snow rules threaten village paring enforcement
The report notes potential night snow plow calls and the problem of at night parking. It suggests a village ordinance may extend beyond the business section to ban all night parking, with penalties under existing law.
Trinity Church Supper and Christmas Bazaar Planned
Two men of Trinity Methodist Church arrange a supper at pm. Rev George B R Cole of Ravens returns home after an operation at Samer Tan Hospital. The Pawling Avenue Methodist Church Christmas bazaar opens today at 2 pm.
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East Side
Trinity Methodist Church
George BR. Cole
Ravens
Reginald Reichard
Brookview Avenue
Samertan Hospital
Hazear
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Sale to Open by Undi Sam The Peston and Church Group
Rev Arthur H Landmesser will formally open the sale organized by the church and W S C. Tomorrow the sale continues with afternoon and evening activities. A turkey supper is served at 5 30 PM. Mrs Arthur Gunnser is general chairman and Mrs Eircest Bomersteet leads the supper committee.
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Undi
Arthur H. Landmesser
W. S.C
Arthur Id. Gunnser
Eircest Bome-rsteet
Auxiliary to Meet at Post Zooms
Noble Celterian Ausifery of the Ameri fen Legion will meet at the post on 24 First Street today at 2 30 pm with Mr. Margaret McHeeter presiding.
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Noble Celterian Ausifery
Ameri+ fen Legion
Post Zooms
First Street
Margaret McHeeter
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Stuarts Health Institute
Fourth St
Troy
English Channel
Washington
Hoosick
Lnte
Randall Burgess
Pilgrims
Post
American Legion
Frank O’bries
Laun Iéry
Jower Church Street
Mr. O'Brien
Standard’ Press
Hoosick Post
James. McDueas
Gleaners” Society of
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Sirs
Fred Barks
Sotiety
Philathes Society of the First Baptist Church
Manu
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ayr
Joseph McGarvis
Heosac
American Red Cross
Raymond J. Benner
Bryan Field
Tex
J. Barber
WAVES
Jacksonville
Flo
Ther
Kathryn Barber
Center Street
Autolsis
Chie
Frank Driscoll
Ghiristinas
Anoth
Sam
Devane’s
Fulton ST
Devane
Bevane
Fleer Covering Shop
Lingleah
Eugene H. McLaren
Spring Avenue Road
Foss
Beach
Fiz
McLaren
New York University
Army Transport Command
John Jackson
Mangels Feminine Apparel
Third Street
Oia
Bonut Life Oil
Reid
Chatyrin
Nan
Sechet
Fie Monga
Ates
Kareena
Moreamella
Beauty Salon
Broadway
Geet
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