Illness Closes Multiple Troy Area Schools
Illness and outbreaks of colds and grippe forced widespread school closures in Troy area districts. Catholic Central High School closed early two days due to serious illness. Other public schools and La Salle in the upstate area canceled sessions as Christmas recess began amid numerous cases.
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Grippe
Catholic Centen
Upstate
Gripper
Mera
Troy
la Salle
Christina
Absenteeism Slightly Higher in Two Schools
Report notes overall attendance near normal with two schools showing above normal absenteeism due to illness or other factors, while the rest remained steady. No wider alarm or unusual trends detected.
November Fire Losses In U S Reach High Levels
W E Mallaley general manager of the National Board of Fire Underwriters announced that U S fire losses for last month totaled 37 393 000 the highest November in 14 years. The figure topped October by 2 923 000 and November 1914 by 3 546 000. The board based estimates on incurred losses reported by member companies plus an allowance for uninsured losses. For the 12 months ending last month the national estimated losses were 454 515 000 compared with 422 500 000 for the year ended November 1944.
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New York
Mallunen
Australian Arbitration Crisis and Coal Strike Endgame
Australia faced a long industrial standstill as coal miners ship workers and steel plants walked out. The Australian Council of Trades Unions secured settlement terms. most miners returned to work after two weeks, while Broken Hill and Newcastle Port Kembla plants remained embroiled. Prime Minister Chifley faced a historic political battleground as moderates and extremists pressed for a resolution.
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Sydney
Australia
Tey
New South Wales
Australian Council of Trades Unions
Minera
Mtrikea
Broken Hill Proprietary
War Planta
Broken Hill Alps
Broken Hill
Newcastle
Port Kembla
Industrial Commission
Joseph BR. Chifley
Gad
Austenu
Chifley Stands Firm On Arbitration In Strike Crisis
Prime Minister Chifley refused to curb the arbitration system amid pressure from miners and seamen unions demanding recognition of the ironworkers' union. Telegrams from unions totaling about 150,000 members supported his Army stand, while extremist leaders accused government actions of harming workers. Public sympathy shifts as labor discipline and strike hardships persist, signaling a possible tide against the strike.
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Broken Hill Proprietary
Chifley
H.W. Wells
Miners Federation
L. McPhillips
Seaman’s Union
Steel Trust
Ironworkers' Union
Ghiffey
Uptil
Broken Hill
Chifey
Camp Fire Girls Square Dance Event at Horizon Club
Camp Fire Girls from three troops attended a square dance held by the Horizon Club. Students from Averill Park Central Tray High and Catholic Central High Schools participated. Miss Dorothea Ferber of Emma Willard School directed the program. Mrs Grace Bartholomew provided music. Refreshments were served.
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Horizon Club
Magonle
Cemple Mosday
Averill Park Central
Tray High
Catholic Central High Scnoals
Dorothes Ferber
Emma Willard School
Grace Bartholomew
UNO Assembly to Pick Home Site Early in 1946
The United Nations headquarters site likely will be left to the General Assembly which opens January 10. A sub-committee has reviewed bids from 40 cities and will present data to the general sills committee. The committee may narrow to five or six cities before sending final choice to the assembly. Some delegates doubt a decision at the first session, with a temporary U S site suggested as possible beforehand.
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London
United Nations Organization
General Assembly
Preparatory Commission
UNO
General Silts Committee
Assembly
Paikip J. Nock Baker
United States
Pupil Plays Hockey Almost Jails Teacher in Pueblo Incident
In Pueblo Col a principal Eugene Lyle was briefly pursued as a kidnapping suspect after trying to stop a second grade pupil from leaving school. A police call followed a woman observer's report before the misunderstanding was cleared.
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Pueblo
Col
INS
Eugene Lyle
Tyle
Lyle
Breakfast club and morning edition listed items
A fragmented page shows meal and time cues tied to radio and newspaper segments. Names like Tom Srenferman and Ted Malone appear among program listings and home edition references. The text suggests a schedule or station lineup with various times and shows.
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TNO _WTRY
Troy
Parmera Almanes
Victorious
Hang McNaughton
Tom Brenseman
Tedatone
Dnetilaranue Manorogh
Jim Lewis
Dick Tracy
Turk Armetrang
Wu—Club
Ray Shudl
oRvelyn I Small
Jin Westey
Iaymont G
Ronit
Atmer Roo
Elmer Davis
Rag —Scottman
Danar Ant Dintyid —Papex
Melod
David Harding Ford
Baskettonic
Tia —News
Apev
Mutele
Farmers Almanac
Tab -Rewa
Tintekeoes
Sina
Tom Srenferman
Ted Malone
End of Newsprint Control in Sight
Washington officials moved toward ending newsprint controls this year with a final order awaiting only a nod from Reform conversion director John W. Snyder. The plan to revoke federal restrictions on the newsprint supply follows recommendations from the Newspaper Publishers Industry Advisory Committee and was to be paired with a voluntary distribution program. The committee urged swift action and noted the plan would consider small and large newspapers, while the OPA had concerns since no supply improvement had occurred.
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Washington UM
John W. Snyder
Civilian
Snyder
Gaid
CPA
Newspaper Publishers Industry Advisory Committee
Ofa
Audi
OPA
Canadian price controls to be filed by year end
Ottawa announced last night that mintlar controls in Canada will be filed Dec 31. A Denver survey for the American Library Association shows 45 percent of Americans questioned did not know how public libraries are funded and 22 percent were unsure.
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Canadian Prices Board
Ottawa
Mintlar
Canada
Denver
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