State AP Association Elects Nahn
State AP Association elected Ditterd J. Nuh editor of the Poughkeepsie NY newspaper as president with Vincent Jones of the Roma Sentinel and others named to top posts. Governor Davey spoke at a banquet while speakers urged a postwar sports boom and a proposed newspaper confidence law to protect sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nuh
Poughkeepsie New Yorker
State Associated Prege Association
Albany
Nuhiniterredda Frit Updike
Roma Sentinel
Vincent §. Jones
Vwhies, Press
Aden
Milt Morris
al Ervey
Charles Hance
Manger
Brad Kosslow
The
Buffalo News
Howard Lune Ton
Watertown Times
Lennon
Stile
Whitney Marlin
Ai!rports
Throweh Buraye
Harold W. Sanford
Lie Rochester Dengerat
Chronicle
Chalrnyin
State Society of Newspaper Editors
Sasociation
Sanford
Dans
Conveyor Fatality at Lovat Coal Yard Ends Boy's Life
A conveyor belt incident at the Lovat coal yard yesterday claimed the life of 44 John Farmer of Tupper Lake. Authorities report the boy wandered onto the belt during the noon hour while the machine was shut off and was pulled in by the mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupper Lake
John Farmer
Lovat
Goraner Rawr Wagnee
Ada Johns Medicine and Holiday Health Claim
A fragmentary historical notice discusses a Christmas season health aid, referencing a product called Johns Medicine and the use of a remedy for colds. The passage mentions mothers, children, and involvement in printing, with unclear branding and obscure details about a Bee and medical cure. The text reflects an old, ad-like or medicinal context from a past era.
Hurley and Acheson Clash Over Middle East Policy
A congressional hearing recounts Hurley and Acheson clashing on Iran policy during WWII while Roosevelt weighed lend lease and postwar aims. Hurley accused aides of opposing his Iran plans, citing British control of some lend lease arms. Acheson defended departmental stance and noted loyalties of officials in China and Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Rooseveelt
Iran
Iryn
Middle East
Franklin
Acheson
Iohn
Wnlil
Roosevelt
Hatey
Leland Morris
Lewis Dreyus
Hagley
Uritana
Seringa
Canmistre
Hielny
Aniduke
Hinley
Suste
Yid Youreau
Mweir Conversa Uond
Atic
Shire Department
Rani
Baek
Ins
Achespi
Dean Acheson
Connally
Remle
Twas
Pac
Turley
China
State Department
John Ss. Levice
Georges Atcheson
Theodore White
Time Magazine
Knowledge Service
Atehesan
Car Recovered From Stolen West Virginia Owner
A car owned by James P. Koonty of Clendivin West Virginia was recovered at Broadway and Fifth Avenue by Sergeant A Hartingle after police reported it stolen about ten weeks ago in West Virginia. The owner was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Kkoonty
Clendivin
W. Va
West Virginia
Broadway and
Fifth Avenue
A. Hartingle
Central Police Station
New 4-H Club Council Plans Events
The Ares countywide 4-H Council meeting at the newly elected 417 Club Council held Saturday afternoon at the YOWGA with Ruth Clarke presiding. Delegates officers and guests including Samuel B. Dorrance Ren taken County 4-H Glad agent Mr Florence HM Thayer and three leaders attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
417 Club Council
YOWGA
Mise
Ruth Clarke
Samuel B. Dorrance
Rensselaer County
Glad
Florence HM
Thayer
Willim Tempel
Caucu
Olive Cole
Conunon
Doris Cooper
Marlon Goeney
Ted Butler
George Broadwell Wan
She Equa
Radio Speech Critique of Hares JioW Chry Talk
An early broadcast review notes Swing Voice’s low husky tone and close mic usage. Enunciation and pronunciation receive high marks with careful handling of English words and foreign terms, though occasional broad A sounds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Nonnl
Ford
Ener
Swing
America
Mhaler
Alvin
Neotes Vole
Enmelpdlyn
Ula
H. V. Katlenhorn
Sherman Honor Award winner named in Troop My Susidiveable year
The article reports Raymond B. Sherman 46 as the winner of the 1945 Silver Beaver Award, announced by Harold H. Tire of the executive board. Scout Executive Clinton G. Rose and others praise the award as a tribute to community volunteers and troop committee members who support Scouting, with remarks on the role and dedication of leaders and the impact of Scouting nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Tire
Raymond B. Sherman
America
Tice
Troy Area
Shepnan
Seoul
Lansingburg
Rose
Uct
Wiven
Berthold Heyman
Albany
Fort Orange
Treyntan
Germany
Maly
Hitler
Mussolini
Davie
Roberts
Council
Molde Bernardin
George Boker
John, Johnar
George M. Coomad
Kenneth B. Davis
William BR. Danton
Herbert Fearnley
James Hafensteinn Sronmmnster
D. H. Harkness
William P. Harrin
Joseph Hart
Marvin Hazzard
Lawrence Ifenp
Richard Hernan
Robert Johnson
Commandeeman
George Kennelly
Edward LaGasse
Frank Laiacana
Robert Mandeville
Scoutmagini
Kaynamid Martin
Phayer Montgomery
Iene Morana
Francis Mule
Edward Nash
B. W. Niles
Cyr Nolin
Richard H. Perkett
William Richter
Charles Robinson
Seek to Keep Company D In Troy Plea at Annual Dinner
A Troy gathering by the New York Guard unit seeks to preserve Company D in Troy. Brig. Gen. Lester Higher backs maintaining a full strength unit and urges local volunteers to form detachments. Joseph X. Slattery presided as president, with Jono Maguire, Roland Fishes, Lucus Feenett, and John Corcoran among officers and trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonuwing
New York
Spertey
Wesley
River Street
Omivwie
Jesse XN. Slattery
New Oltierrs
Fox
Jono A. Maguire
Roland
Lucus Jol J. Feenett
John J. Corcoran
Wreageter
James &. Chambers
James BD
Bay
Aderberl B. Kendrietes
Lester
Mighve
Troy
New York Guard
Jugbee
Roy Cn
Eluet — Shellery
Mosieain
Harder Menget
Santinned
Ebviget Catin
Comepany
Gatlin
Fenanece
Datin Corcoran Wits Chan Min
Cae Caffair
Andrew F Lamb
Ficer
Beeond Pneemiont
Charley J Plumley
First Batt Lalion
105Th Trantiy
Gap
Morris Pike
Company T
Iti
Frank Howe
DAV
Morris Filson
Troy Post
American Legion
Bennington honors Cohoes man Slater and local scouts
Cohoes resident George Slater died after a heart attack Friday while preparing to direct the Berkshire Teague opening. His wife and son were notified. Slater served as Bermingham High School band and orchestra supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guorge Slater
Cohoes
Bermingham, Vi
Putnant Memorial Hospital
Washington, D. C
Slater
Boenington
Berkshire Teague
West Sand Lake Grange Installs Officers
West Sand Lake Grange held an installation meeting with district deputy presiding. Mrs. Gettin Traver, Miss Gladys Teed, and Miss Suthering Thamp were installed officers. A musical program by the West Sid Lite Grange choir featured Mrs. Mayata Algerne and soloist Miss Thelma Weedon. Christmas party plans were announced for Saturday December 22 with a 6 o'clock supper and gift drive for Sunshine Heroine. The event also included a reading by Mrs. Henry D. Vincents and a vocal by the choir. the occasion ended with a short address by R. Stanley Huet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley BL
Gettin Traver
Muehal
Gladys Teed
iSuthering Thamp
Iwenha Howrer
Wonen
West Sid Lite Grange
Mavata Algerne
Hitry D. Vincents
Thelma Weedon
R. Stanley Huet
Cohoes Man Injured In Daring Rabbit Tint Incident
A Cohoes man suffered injuries in a bizarre incident involving a rabbit tint and a series of unclear events. Witnesses named include G. Thal, Trapper J. Vo Minnick, Donnie de Maloney, and Tawdh Bhivtin, with others from Cohoes and Mahones noted as present at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Chiles MarGilre
Stexgiven Steel
Cohees
Eilusw
Thal
Trapper J. Vo Minnick
Heer
Donnie de Maloney
Tawdh
Goering Plans War Against America Unearthed in 1910 Directives
A leaked 1910 decree and a top secret Nazi directive outline plans to wage war against the United States. The documents, tied to Hitler’s headquarters, discuss neutralities, Allied support, and a shared war with Japan to quickly degrade Allied powers and keep the U.S. out of global conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hitler
Aldepimatt
America
Hitter
Skat
Japan
Germany
Shana de Moreing
Eng Kent
Stenel Clana
Tiddenlyop
Russia
Afriga
Mibbentrep
Oshima
Avai
pHs
Stauld
Ribberinoy
Auxiliary elects Hibernian Division 2.4 president
The Auxiliary of the Hibernian Order elects Mrs Ant Lobontallt as President of Division 2.4 for the sixth consecutive term at the annual meeting in the Chagan Building. Other officers named include Mrs Betty Wyngott as vice president, Mrs Mary Giarle recording secretary, Mrs Luaite Muller financial secretary, and Mrs Ant O'Rilen chairman of Irish history. A large committee list follows with multiple members, including Mrs Mary Hourigan and Miss Mae Ryan. Tomorrow night the auxiliary hosts Miss Helen Milleit from Honsirk Falls to discuss plans for installation of officers and a Christmas party event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant Lobontallt
Agatha Hennersry
Mary Clark J
Luwhlte Miller
Sams
Anshary
Helen Milleit
Honsirk Falls
Cone
Contentinn
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State
AP Association
Nahn
John
Ada
JOWN
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T. Braedon Timpane, D.D. Optometrist
Remsen ST
Cohtes
Buchman
Harmony Mill NO
N. Y
Franz Dahl
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bruno E. Amyot
Romsen St
Cohocs
Mel
Methodist Ministers’ Association of ‘Troy
vVieltity Micets
St. James’ Methodist Church
J. A. Steele
A. He and
Stev, William J
Gassius J. Et. T. Ibis- Witmessa
Orrin Iveson
Joan Tytteson
Wiith Peterson
Teresa O'Brien
Ann Riley
Janice Barry
Warren Verbeek
Jonna Bugger
George Broadwell
Chirman
Ila Chis
Farcngdale
Gereald Gould
Mise Clirke Wen
Syracuse
Battehe
Gerald
Cats Caper
Gwendolin Chapman
By Frank Colby
Hare
Sherman
Coultry
Bennington
Raymond Weekmiller
Mahlon Wemple
George Bolver
Charles Connolly
Olver Dexter
William B. Denton
Wiliam Harris
Tiehned Hermon
Umer Hydorn
Thayer Montgomery
Rene Morand
Francis Muir
Daniel O'Neil
Richard Perkett
Roland H. Trathon
Raymond Weelkmu
West Sand Lake Grange
Anne's
ST. Troy
Panining
Fifth Ave
Norwalk
MI Aorwalk
Rator & Wus CO
Nevanes
Patrick P
Sheridan General & Life Insurance Real Estate
Goering
U.S
Robert d L. Jackson
Hibernian Order
Lucky Tiger Breulie
Lone
Dagdnutt
Victor
Dauchy Thorne
Fourth Street
Fulton
Esian
OrseRe
Palet & Bempser
Fullon
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