Gen Farrell to Resume State Post Chief Engineer of NYS Department
Charles Howells announces Maj Gen Thomas Parnell will tellin to ha post na chief engineer of the New York State Department of Public Works January 2, 1946. General Farrell, long active in Army and state projects, served as chief engineer and aided wartime constructions and atomic program planning.
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Thomast Parnoll
Trojao
Ching Burm
Ladis
Fardl
Brunswick
Renspolhet Polytechnic Institute
Burge Canal
Toy
Lier Panaing
Regu da Army Ag
Petond Keuleaint
Suivuday Plante Witte
Fort Whelphrey Va
New York State
National Guard Air Units to Use Abandoned Fields
National Guard air units plan postwar expansion using abandoned fields for wartime needs. Officials say the postwar aviation section will be a very active component, with guard units nearly doubling in number of units and aircraft compared with prewar days. The plan aims to emphasize fighters and fighter bombers while expanding personnel and space, though field selections are still under study.
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National Guard
Washington
vPi
Vostwar
National Guild
Burea
War Department
Aly Foren
Patton Ceremony Details From Page One
The article covers Patton and soldiers at a church service, with a black sedan arrival, a hymn, and references to generals and officers. It notes burial rites near the cemetery, the presence of allied officers, and tributes to troopers killed in the Battle of the Bulge.
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Hui Omarkut
Franco Luxembourg
United States
Ligembourg
Weldon Walther
6Th Corps
Unider Pitton Soll
Pans
Sta
Liseshower
Wir
Fisentuwer
Washington
Huron
Two Earthquakes Reported Near Mexico Coast
Two tremors were recorded offshore southwest of the West coast of Mexico yesterday. The first quake struck at 8 18 28 RST and the second at 22 55 JANG. Observers note seismic activity near New York Fordlyim University and a mention from Father Inaeph Lignets about the disturbance.
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New York
Fordlyim
Probe Denies Politics Behind Jap Attack Inquiry
Washington Senator Ferguson says the probe seeks only to prevent a repeat of the December 7, 1941 attack. He rejects claims that Republicans use the inquiry to attack the Roosevelt administration and notes witnesses have not faced questions about party affiliations. The panel plans to interview Adm Horace Sturly and other naval leaders as hearings continue.
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Washington
Ferguson
Lynne
Delaware
Roosevelt
Michigan
Representiive Goathart
Waniun Atherton
Stockton Call
Harry Calmery
Topeka
Kans Jfo International
American Legion
Geothart
Mot
Royal Sla
William D Witchell
Veterans Administration to Expand Medical Staff
The article notes calls by officials for expanded veteran medical care including more doctors and hospital access. It cites figures like 7 Army hospitals, shortages of 7500 to 10000 doctors, and proposed salaries for clinicians under the new medical service act. It mentions Reaganization and Senate action to fund improvements for veterans’ health services.
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Ministirion
Army
Navy
Veterans Administration
Congress
Hawley
Cab Calloway Arrested After Ballroom Fight
Cab Calloway and Felix H Payne faced charges after a Saturday night incident at a Kansas City ball room entrance. Police say a doorman was pushed and Calloway struck the guard before Payne allegedly resisted arrest. Both men were jailed on intoxication and resisting arrest charges with bond set at $500 and a nearby court appearance scheduled.
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Kansas City
Toc
Calleay
Seale
Entiance
Ponce
Sergi William Garrett
Clloway
Felix H Payne
Hamptons
Bes
William Jodd
Ballrain
Callaway
Payne
Payne Slick
Calloway
Indd
Mes
Qrht
Polce
Inter Lo
Payne Rdénind Neguttek
Todd
Initedpal Court
Christmas party hosted by ALN U Garrison and Auxiliary
Members children were guests at the annual Christmas party of the ALN U Garrison and Auxiliary Tender Party held Saturday evening in the Chasan Ballroom. An entertainment featured singing and dancing with solos by Joan Finning Patsy Ann Brady and Joseph Hayden Solly. Santa distributed gifts, refreshments were served, and a future event for veterans at Pawling Sanitarium was announced.
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St Joseph
PEF Inglish
Army
Nave Union Satuday
Chasan Ballin
Waw
Joan Finning
Patsy Ann Brady
Joseph Hayden
Solly
Jean Wright
Leo
Brady Pauli
Barbara Qathaut
Dorothy Johnson
Nancy Gaulin
Marlh Rogtke
Florence Merdre
Rene Dundon
Mary McDanid
Beattice Maguire
Leo McDermott
Santa Claue
Mary Petry
Christine Beam
Pawling
Alice
Grady
Charlotte Walsen
Anne Dunton
Spellman Carrier of Cardinals Promoted After Hayes Death
Spellmen continued from Vege Gat reports 1939 death of Cardinal Hayes and new cardinalate for Spellman acknowledged with gratitude to New York clergy and people. The piece recounts visits with Cardinal Baer, Roosevelt, and military service during World War II, noting Archbishops Stritch Glennon Mooney and others, their ages, origins, and ranks within the Holy See. It references Archbishop Glennon’s age and Ireland origins, plus Mooney’s Detroit leadership and Rome ordination details.
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Vege Gat
Canta
Palswek
Hayes Arentishop
Spellrein
Alneys
New York
Cardinal Baer
United States
Bishop Spellman
Auxliay
Boston
Archbishop Spellman
Rome
Roosevelt
Washington
Cardinals Appoint New Members as War Clouds Loom Over Church
A Vatican consistory elevates 32 new cardinals including young leaders from Mozambique and Australia, marking a rare broadening of the college. The appointments, amid wartime transport strains, widen representation in the Latin American sees and Europe, with the United States represented by Cardinal Francis Mooney among others.
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Clement A von Galen
Mozambique
Griffin
Ponts
Paulie Saath
Sounr
Bernard Guiflin
Westininatey
England
Wolntan Giddy
Sydney
Australia
Glennon
Howe
Princes of the Church
Ronaistory
Bolehe
Mooney Long
Vatican
Collen
Japan
Detroit
St Lows
College
United States
San Pauly
Jan. de Bunios Cameta
Rio de Janeiro
Chile
Manignor
Jon T Garo Roytiguez
An Liago Peru
Ajan Guiberto Guevita
Luna
Argentina
Monsi
Nor Antonio Cagrano
Rosario
Gilroy Naroed
Austrary
Monnsignot
Bernard Iff
Westminter
Hungary
Mingignor
Josuf Vindsremt
Stugonla
Gumany
Conia von Preysin
Ler
UN Joseph Filngs
Cologna
Clement A von Galen Pushop
Muensterustralia
Mansinaoy
Belgium
Erneato Raftine Acet
Palomo
Italy
Benedetto Alois Mawrlin
Thlar Archbehop
Vauritania
Papi Nancig
Brazil
von Preysing
Bervin
von Calen
Maneaster
Siege
Toulouse
Kiend
Ghile
Poru
James Louis Capella
Buenos Aires
Pius ¥ I
College of Cardinals
American priest's rise to Apostolic Delegate offices
The man was called to Rome as spiritual director of the American College after two years as a curate in Roxbury Boston Mass. He became director at Catholic Mersture for the Boston archdiocese and reorganized The Pilot. In 1920 he was appointed Apostolic delegate to India and later to the Japanese Empire. He visited India and Japan during seven years of service, becoming the first American priest to hold the Apostolic Delegate role.
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Samuel Alphonous Stulth
Naghwlle
Stritch
Rome
Furene Pace
Pope Pius
Edward Mooney
Archdioces of
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Liny
College of Cardinals
Holy Father
Gratefful
Mt Ravage
Annoo
Youngstown
Ohio
American College
St Patricks Church
St Mary Seminary
Cleveland
Roxbury
Boston
Catholic Mersture
India
Japan
Christmas Marks Severance of Jap Religion and State
Kyodo News Agency reports Imperial Household and government reforms in Japan under Emperor Yoshito that separate religion from state activities. Personal prayers and imperial festivals will be limited. imperial mausoleum rites and messenger dispatches to government end. Three major ancient festivals and Shinto rites will be discontinued next year. Yoshito’s death anniversary becomes a routine holiday for the public.
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Taxo
Har Perotto Lepory
Imperial Household
Ikamo Shibho
Ryoto
Hachiman Shibe
Ayvta
Kasuga
Nara
Yoshiiurw
Pius
Kurdish Tibesmen Jomaa Defense Contested Ambiguities Rise
Fragmented text reports Kurdish Tibesmen defending a garrison with unclear leadership. Mentions Russian officials, foreign visitors, and disputed autonomy within a northern region. Notes armed forces and troop concentrations near a border area.
Upstate Wounded Veterans Homebound Trip Funded by Bell Associates
Wounded servicemen from New York’s Fort Forty wight unit boarded a relief trip home. They traveled in robes and tunics, bearing campaign ribbons from Pacific and European fronts. The journey, funded by the Bell Associates Group of the Textile Industry, aims to honor their sacrifices.
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New York
New York Weir Place
Ira
Aimy Hulluran Geni
Staten
Marine Dies After Three Floor Plunge
Chicago police report a Marine found unconscious outside a West Side apartment after a botched robbery attempt ends in a fall from a window. The victim, Tim from Boston, was identified by duty officers and died at County hospital. The assailant fled. authorities seek the suspect.
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Chicago
UPA
Saturn
Lawndale Police
Boston
Dennis Wihaney
Tleba
Ship Ducat Ginch Struck Mine Off Le Havre. Crew Saved
The Liberty ship Ducat Ly Ginch was hit by a mine near Le Havre while unloading part of a wheat cargo from Buenos Aires. The 42 American crew members were rescued or remaining afloat and will be sent home on the first available transport.
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Buenos Aves
Seine
Rouen
Language Barriers Delay Jap War Trial
Report from Tokyo describes interpreter issues hindering testimony in the war crimes case. The defendant, dubbed Little Ghiss Lye, spoke so rapidly that an interpreter struggled to follow, prompting a recess and a plan to obtain a new interpreter. Prosecution argues the prisoner knows more about the accusations but remains silent, affecting comments and proceedings. The commission weighs rights and procedure as delays extend into Wednesday.
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Tokyo
Tatuyo Fsuchlyn Anphnese
Kumi
Ply
Robert
Gouton Keus
Tegun
GS Military Commission
Tanedhiva
Shida
1St Inje
Aginst Iie
pTswehias Ameiican Iioinese
Cold Wave Break Hits Nation Ahead of Snow Threat
Weather across the nation shows a sharp cold snap with northern areas plunging below zero. The Associated Weather Bureau reports record lows in St Cloud and Portland with temperatures dropping below the forecast, while a snow event is expected to follow the cold spell in several regions.
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Chicago
Wiasissippe I
Korky Mount Dine
Arctic
St Cloud Wina
New England
Portland Mine
Pyarton
Tdonesians Attack Red Cross Hospital Amid Turmoil
Reported assault on a Red Cross emergency hospital near Balas during a violent raid left patients and staff injured. Witnesses describe chaos as gunfire and blasts echoed through the area while local troops restored order.
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Red Cross
Uiernet
Balas
Crewsless Army Plane Crashes in Ohio
An Army plane with no crew crashed 12 miles east of Berea in Ohio after flying about 600 miles. Lincoln Air Base officials said the wreckage location near Dough Retr and Wik and a nearby field were inspected. No immediate cause or casualties are confirmed.
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Bere
le Wotderbold
Iveni
Army Air Base
Sim
Ross Gounty
Lincoln Air Base
Detroit Auto Strife and Christmas Lull Amid Strike
The Detroit auto sector faces renewed labor tension as roughly 100 General Motors plants see strike activity by United Auto Workers. Workers demand wage increases and benefits, pausing holiday plans as plant operations and morale falter. A government fact finding board in Washington may influence renewed talks as parties pursue a holiday resolution.
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Hotro
Jost Ugist
Detroit
General Motors Corps
Helion
Les
wLeise
United Auto Workers
Washingtos
Cohoes Center Closure Protested by Veterans Mothers
Protesters including veterans groups and mothers of children condemned the cloning of the Cohoes Child Care Center. They accused staff of being underqualified, licensure issues cited, and called on federal officials in New York City to intervene.
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Sotlers
Cohoes
Dado Leen
Daniel J Kael
Cohtees
Aluny County
Viterans Bucalie Communications
Amatuys
Robert F Wigner
Jainis
Mead
Willi ‘L Bynne
Lo A Gulotte
Bureau of Community
New York City
Veterans — Organizations
Mothers of Children
Clonhg
Erick Conners
Echouls
Sldle
Cohves Employees To Have Long Holiday
Local Cohoes employers announce a long holiday with a two day weekend and closures including Wednesday. The article lists names of residents connected to the community and notes veterans and family bereavements.
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Cohves
Ohms
Tre Cy Hall
Weather chaos and mixed signals hit city
A fragmented weather notice reports near normal routines being disrupted by late snow and cold, with forecasts unclear. Residents anticipate further shifts as officials caution caution and weather experts reevaluate conditions amid fluctuating temperatures and potential accumulations.
Albany Rider Dead After Trolley Collision
An Albany man died after a trolley collision near the Albany Pot area. The injured were rushed to Memorial Hospital where doctors fought to save him. Coroner investigations began as officials reviewed eyewitness accounts and trolley operation records.
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Albany Pot
Memorial Hospital
Aceve
Vrinny Neen Albans
Thomey Mate Ita Wadhaan Vena
Vessel in Trouble Report From Candon Port
A gibered entry notes a vessel named in Candon with trouble aboard the ship and references to ships, crews, and a British vessel connected to the incident. The report is sparse with broken phrases and unclear details but indicates maritime danger or distress and potential investigations.
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Wayne
Coeton
Lovie
Wontyn 107 Dies in Varsaborg After Birthday
Wontyn, aged 107, died yesterday in Varsaborg, 17 days after her 10th birthday celebration. No further details are provided on circumstances or family.
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Varsaborg
Mun 2 'Ghiten Bernverd
Wangs Oideal
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