Joint Food Board Continued Amid Allied Coordination
Washington reports that the United States Great Britain and Canada agreed to continue the joint food board to control scarce food allocations. The leaders said the combined Production and Resources Board and the combined Raw Materials Board would cease operations on December 31. President Truman Prime Minister Attlee and Prime Minister Mackenzie King stated that the committees under the boards will continue functioning.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Hair Combined Food Board
Luft
Chref
Combined Production and Resources Board
Combined Raw Materials Board
Busness
Truman
Attlee
Mackenzie King
Nobel Pride Awarded To Hull by Proxy
Oslo awards the 1945 Nobel Peace Prize in proxy to Cordell Hull via U.S. Ambassador Lithgow Osborne. Max Huber accepts the 1944 award for the International Red Cross. The piece notes wartime boards will continue amid supply shortages and potential dissolution of the combined food board by mid-1946 with some commodity committees retained.
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Hull
Oslo
Norway
Izes
International Red Cross
U. S
Cordell Hull
United Nations Organization
Lithgow Osborne
Max Huber
Memorial services honor Hoosick Falls Knights of Columbus
Hoosick Falls remembers deceased Knights with a morning Holy Communion at the Church of the Immaculate Conception and an afternoon memorial rite. Past Grand Knight John J. Trimble received a purse from members. Rev. John B. Martin presented it. Father Martin gave the address and Benediction was led by Rev. Paul K. Lynch. music by Rev. James P. Ambrose.
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Hoosick Falls Council
Knights of Columbus
Council
Church of the Immaculate Conception
John J. Trimble
John B. Martin
Father Martin
Paul K. Lynch
Benediction
James P. Ambrose
Phyllis White
Seorgan
Stay Delays Yamashita Execution in War Department Stay
Yamashita, the condemned Japanese commander known as the Tiger of Malaya, waited near the gallows as American authorities ironed out technical trial issues. The War Department delayed the hanging until the U S Supreme Court rules on two appeals and a higher review by Lt Gen Styer and Gen MacArthur. Meanwhile Lt Gen Masiharu Homma faced imminent arraignment for the Bataan deaths.
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Mantila
INS
Tomoyuki
Malaya
United States War Department
War Department
Ary
Manila
Yamashita
Japan
Homma
Bataan
CORTS TO ELECT OFFICERS IN WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS MEETING
Bolton Fest Women s Relief Corps to elect officers tomorrow night at Owhish Brotherhood Hall on 12th Street. They plan a Christmas box for the WRC Home at Oxford. A covered dish supper and grab bag planned. Mrs Sirahblar tis to preside.
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Iloosick Palle
Ajeets
Carolyn J. Thomas
Bullock
Marion Case
Oldtimers
Hovsick Falls Lodge
van Reneselaer
CORTS
Bolton Fest
Women's Relief Corps
Owhish Brotherhood
12Th Street
Oxford
Soldier Charged Over Bataan Deaths Far From Aid
A battalion commander faces charges for the deaths of American and Filipino prisoners after forced marches in Bataan. The case states they were denied adequate rations during a 35 to 70 mile trek, prompting an inquiry into wartime responsibility.
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Fille Prick
Hiss
Bataan
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Stanley's Department Store
London
Caye of Coal
Combined Food Board
Uibate
Ee Euten Repair
Nti
Hoosick Falls
Court St. Mary
Catholic Daughters of America
Loyal Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Belly McCay
Hudson Lodge
U.S
Pacific
Tokyo
MacAluine
Thal
MacArthur
Chuckrow
Troy
Pfc
David Chuckrow
Company K
Saul Chuckrow
Quartermaster Corps
Orlando
Fla
Bernard W. Israel
724Th Air Squadron
David
Bernard
Benjamin Chuckrow
National Guard
103Th Infantry
Charles Chuckrow
334Th Butchery Company
A. E. Fi
Continand
America
New York Stock Exchange
Odell
Rudolphs Presents
Trifam
Mitzi
Jon
Omunin Uaa
Third Street
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