Community notices and events in Waterford district
Waterford Court St Montes C D A met Tuesday at the K of Glume with Rice Sataty Whalen gram regent jranding. A reception for new members will be held Dec 18 at 8 pm. A Christmas party will follow with contributions for a pound for the Little Bisters of the Poor. A officers meeting Wed at 8 pm at the K of C home. First Presbyterian choir rehearsal Saturday at 1 30 pm under Mrs Chester B Parkis. A round and square dance at St Mary's Hall tomorrow 8 pm to 12 with B and M Orchestra refreshments. A Christmas party by Juniors Chapter O E S Monday at Adam Masonic Temple. gifts for grav bug. Waterford Hall Moon Fire District elected fire commissioners DeVoe and Wooden. Waterford Council IK of C meets today 6 pm at the K of C home. Plans for Holy Communion next Sunday at the Ara0ara. Rev James F R Simpson to celebrate. Advent concert details and other church activities listed with music by Anson W Lawrence and choir, tea served after service.
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Dirs
Aona Maron
Ida Byrnes
Whalen
K. of C
First Presbyterian Church
John House Memorial
Chester B. Parkis
St Mary's Hall
M. Orchestr
Junio
O. E
Adam
Masonic Temple
Phyllis Folsom
Trland HeVoe
Pater Wooden
Waterford Hall Moon
St & Weeting
Tan
DeVoe
Qwha Ia
Ore
Wooden
Waterford Council
IK of C
Pan
Hof C
T. Lea Finina
James FR. Simpson
Stanley A. Boudreau
Michael Harrigan
Waterford Methodist Church
Wiliam A. Porty
Amun W. Lawrence
Stilwater Methodist Chuyet
Anson W. Lawrence
Martha Stilson
Packer Avenue
the Leonard Hospital
Frank Jarry
A. P. Sturgeon
Mountain View Volunteer Fire Company
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire
Third Presbyterian Church
Webster A. Burwell
Dolores Kinder
British Laborites Face Censure Over Recovery Lead
The four months old Labour government faces a conservative bid to censure during a tweed day debate. Oliver Lyttelton accuses the party of fumbling and giving the United States a head start in postwar recovery. Sir Stafford Cripps defends government control as essential for social reconstruction.
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Tendan
Brituin
United States
Tweeday
Oliver Lyttelton
Socialiste de Meva
Sram Jung
Lyttelton
Sir Stafford Cripps
Attlee
Winston Chutchill
Caommonr
Madame Chiang Declines Comment on Mrs FDR
Madame Chiang Wai shek refused to comment on Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt's remark about Chinese democracy. She said no comment when asked for reaction after Mrs Roosevelt spoke at Fort Devens Massachusetts to Lovell General Hospital patients.
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Chungking UT
Chiang Wai-shek
Franklin D. Roosevelt
China
Syracuse Public School Teachers Track Spread of Illness
Public school teachers plotted to watch for cold and influenza symptoms among Syracuse students and staff. Nearly 4,000 children were absent with several teachers also affected as Dr Ayling, director for school health, instructed teachers to send sick children home for care.
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Syracuse
William E. Ayling
Ayling
Medical Kit Stolen From Police Report in Ur. Ferdinand Lambari’s Car
Ur. Ferdinand A Lambari of 414 Grand Steel reported to police yesterday afternoon that a bag containing medicine and instruments was stolen from his car while it was parked near his office.
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Ferdinand A. Lambari
Yéllornarian
Grand Steel
Hla
Scouts Interpatrol Competition Held at Waterford
The Flaming Arrow patrol led the second week of interpatrol competition with a total 5 percent polla as several patrol contests were held. An invitation was extended to all boys 14 or older to attend the next meeting of the group on December 11, led by acting scoutmaster Edward Richardson.
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Tuesdag
Waterford
Ghureh
Flaming Arrow
Lracp
Edward It Richardson
Ghoulmagter
Abdication Question Sparks Quick Tokyo Government Response
A Diet member questioned if Emperor Hirohito would abdicate, prompting a swift government reply that such talk is unacceptable. Minister Joji Matsumoto said public expression of abdication is too awe inspiring and the idea is held by a few. The Emperor met with the Privy Council with limited advisers present. Preliminary notes mention wartime suspect lists.
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Deniei Hirohito
Tokyo
UPA Diet
Rirontin
Such
Matsumoto
Nvith
Privy Council
Nis
Elichera Ulpanuna
Cclm- Sneda
River Regulating Board Names Legal Counsel and Officers
Kenneth MacQ itee Alba torney was named counsel for the Hudson River Regulating District Board at an Albany meeting. Raymond Borst of the Buffalo Evening News was elected president. Judge Ras should remain on the board. MacAffer to receive 7500 annually. other details and affiliations noted with Kingston and Glens Falls references.
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Kenneth
Albatorney
Hudson River Regulating District Board
Albany
Raymond I. Borst
Buffalo Evening News
J. Ward
Glens Falls
Rasael
MacAffer
Ewin
Kingston
East Side Christmas Program At Trinity Methodist Church
East Side residents attended the Trinity Methodist Church Christmas program titled Story of Bethlehem presented by the senior and junior choirs. Mrs Paul Hemke directed the singing as Mrs Donald Snyder led a brief business meeting and reports from officers were heard.
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East Side
Bethlshem
Trinity Methodist Church
Woman's Sociery of
Christian Service
Paul Hemke
Donald G. Snyder
Truth Ewing
J. W. Smith
Hoosick All Saints Vestry and Parish Guild Notices
Hoosick All Saints Vestry met in regular session Tuesday at the Parish House. The All Saints Parish Guild will meet today at Mrs. Walter Cantelo’s home with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Rev William Garner to preach and celebrate communion at 9 am at All Saints Episcopal Church. Mary McClellan Hospital treatment continues for Steass Jr. and other local church and churchgoer notes. One hundred four dollars cleared by a Baptist church fundraiser.
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Hoosick All Saints’ Vestry
Parieh House
Dap‘ter Church
Charles Kudayufter
Steass, Jr
Mary McClellan Hospital
Baptist Church
Edward Stevens Land
Watervliet
Charles Rudd
Rudolph Matphal
Camp Roberts
Onl
All Saints
Episcopal Church
Wiliam Garner
Htam
Methodist Bishops Oppose Peace Draft
The Council of Bishops of the Methodist Church says the United States should not use compulsory military training and should seek peace through international agreements and cooperation and a world organization rather than a standing army. The statement was adopted Tuesday night at Buck Hill Falls, Pa.
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New York
Council of Bishops of the Methodist Church
United States
A World Organization
Buck Hill Falls
Prepayment Medical Plans Approved by A M A
The American Medical Association through its house of delegates approved a program to establish a nationwide network of voluntary prepaid medical plans run by medical societies. Dr Edward J McCormick said 47 plans sponsored by physicians are active in 24 states with others developing. Plans will maintain local autonomy but seek some coordination for cross state access.
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Chicago
ULP
Sssoctelion
House of Delegates
Truman
Edward J. McCormick
Tudela
Ohio
Indiang
State Labor Body Attacks Truman Labor Proposals
New York State Federation of Labor denounces President Truman's labor plan as unconstitutional and a path to voluntary servitude. The federation, claiming about 1.5 million members, says the executive council’s statement brands the proposals oppressive and aimed at regulating and curbing labor unions.
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Albany LLP
Cruman
New York State Federation of Labor
Whcon
Cha Federation
Tubur
Nutra Well Ahead In Brazil Election
Brazil's presidential contest shows Rin De Janeiro reporting Nutra leading with Army Gen Eurico Gaspar Dutra ahead of Air Gen Eduardo Comes. With no opposition candidates, results point to a clear victory for Nutra as ballots near closing.
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Nutra
Brazil
Rin de Janeiro
Bracail
Eurico Gaspar Dutra
Eduardo
Vote count tightens as Dutra leads Vargas in split race
About 15 percent of the vote counted on the third day shows Dutra backed by former President Grutulle leading Vargas with 350,242 to 240,482 for Gomes. Junior candidate Yeda da Flag has 103,985 and Ratton Teles of the Avratan Party 805 votes.
Colleges Share Siimson Estate Between New York U and Wellesley
An estate tax appraisal filed yesterday details the residuary estate of Mies Candace G. Siimson, sister of Henry Le Stimson. New York University receives one third while Wellesley College takes two thirds of the remainder. The total appraisal shows assets valued at 1,929,180 dollars with noted deductions and allocations.
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New York
Fires Damaged Two Automobiles In City Street Crash
Firemen answered a call from Box 616 at T104 ft yesterday for a minor blaze involving two automobiles near Ingalls and Seventh Avenues. A backfire sparked the fire. the central fire station wagon responded at 3 26 pm. One man, William Fletcher, was reported to have been involved, with another incident on Grand Street where Thomas Weaver was removed to his home after a police car escort.
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Josephina Walters
Einal Synnyyidg
Ingalls
Seventh Avenues
Central Fire Staton
State
Fourth Streets
Arenien
William Fletcher
Old Avenue
Yaken Uli
Thomas Weaver
Glo Grand Street
Coleman J. Lyona
William J. Ryan
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
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Aimphrey Bogart
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Betty Grable
John Payne Snehner
Msecond HiTeme Radio
Whistler
Richard Dix
Lynn Merrick
Dolly Sisters
Evoice
TIE Whistler
Maureen Friday Henreid
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