Bowling Alleys Looted By Youths Near Watervliet
Four youths ransacked Colony Recreation Alleys just south of Watervliet early yesterday after overpowering night watchman George Kilpatrick 74. They stole 16 dollars in War Savings Stamps and whisky, then fled toward Albany in a car. State Police and Water ville police pursue as no descriptions given.
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Colony Recreation
Watervilet
George Kilpatrick
Albany
Francis W. Hilfrank
A L. Wildzumas
Watervliet
Furst
Waterviet
Fatal Rabbit-Hunting Accident In Scotia Area
Richard Bielewski, 16, of Charlton Road, Scotia, suffered a severe wound to the right forearm when accidentally shot Sunday by Donald Beers of Sacandaga Road, Scotia, during a rabbit hunt on Frank Curtiss’s farm near West Glenville.
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Richard Bielewski
Charlton Road
Scotia
Donald Beers
Sacandaga Road
Frank Curtiss
West Glenville
Kemp's Balsam Lane's Tablets Advised for Cough Cold
No rationing or price increase for Kemp's Balsam and Lane's Tablets as long as stocks last. Dealers report limited supplies for the cough and cold season and urge customers to get a bottle from their druggist while available.
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Kemp
Lane
Adv
Cornell MD Officer Tomlinson Returns Home for Holidays
First Lieut. David R. Tomlinson, a Cornell graduate with an M.D. degree, was commissioned in the Army Medical Corps and is spending the holidays with his parents at 803 23rd Street. He will intern at Meadow Brook Hospital Hempstead L I and is a Lansingburg High School and Hamilton College alumnus with ties to fencing skiing and Psi Upsilon. His brother Robert W. Tomlinson serves with the Navy in the South Pacific.
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David R. Tomlinson
Cornell
Army Medical Corps
David A. Tomlinson
23Rd Street
Tomlinson
Meadow Brook Hospital
Hempstead
L. I
Lansingburg
Hamilton College
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Nu Sigma Nu
Biology Club
Hamiltonian
Robert W. Tomlinson
Navy
South Pacific
Railroads Seized for War Effort Under Executive Order
President Roosevelt ordered government seizure of the nation’s railroads to ensure continuous wartime movement of troops and supplies. Sec. Stimson will supervise possession, with regional offices and continued management functions where possible. Labor leaders Whitney and Johnson named as labor consultants, with unions instructed to cooperate under the crisis measure.
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Stimson
Somervell
General Gross
American Railway Association
War Department
A .F. Whitney
Alvanley Johnson
Association of American Railroads
Iapor
Roosevelt
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
A F. Whitney
James F. Byrnes
Continental
United States
Evecuuive
Roopevelt
Secretary of War
Sted Ce
Time for Big Push Draws Near
Elton C. Fay reports that Eisenhower and Wallace predict victory over Germany within a year, citing Scharnhorst’s sinking, Murmansk route use, and rising Allied air power. The piece notes officials urging moderation while highlighting strategic signs of a forthcoming invasion.
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Elton C. Fay
Eisenhower
Wallace
Germany
Hitler
Invasion at Cape Gloucester and Kavieng raids reported
Allied forces continued the Pacific push with Cape Gloucester landings praised by General MacArthur for minimal losses and strong air cover. Reports detail Japanese counterattacks, heavy Allied bombing, naval bombardment, and the capture of Arawe Peninsular while Kavieng raids and Huon Peninsula advances extend pressure on Rabaul and Kavieng targets.
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Barents Sea
Russia
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Tokyo Radio
Poultry Price Quotations for Chickens Turkeys Roosters and Ducks
Wholesale quotations show dressed firm fresh fowls by weight with roosters turkeys and ducks listed. Live firm prices for broilers fryers and roosters, with freight express options. Prices include ascent allowance above ceilings for first hand distribution costs and commissions.
Steel Strike Forces Uninterrupted Production Policy
Local and district officials received a directive to maintain uninterrupted steel and steel product output for war needs, enforcing a no strike policy. They were told to ensure any wage agreement includes retroactive adjustments if needed, while implying workers should not quit. Over 170000 workers were on strike when the action was announced, with the CIO chief staying late to hear labor board steps and respond as steel production slowed to its lowest point.
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Murrey
Murray
CIO
Labor Boards
Decline in U S Steel Output Amid Strike Wave
Reports show multiple mills nationwide closed as workers refuse to cross union contracts expiring, cutting capacity at major plants like Great Lakes, Y and Taha Whanle, and Roller Bearing. The American Iron and Steel Institute estimates operations down to 813 percent of capacity, shedding about 300,000 tons weekly.
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America
Repubs Great Lakes
Y. & Taha Whanleing Steel
Blank Knox
Tims
American Iron and Steel Institute
Trey Sta
Two Soldiers Reported Missing in Mediterranean Action
Pfc Everett A Shay nephew of Mrs Mabel Bascom of 1943 Third Avenue Waterier and Ted Sergt Russe Ro Leonard son of Mrs Mery EL Campney of Fort Ann have been reported missing in the Mediterranean area according to a War Department order.
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Everett A Shay
Mabel Bascom
Third Avenue Waterier
Ted Sergt Russe
Leonard
Mery EL. Campney
Fort Ann
Ro Artson
Mediterranean
War Department
Major Accident in Butte Noted by UPI Report
In Butte Montana a motorist caused a major auto accident as listed by UPI. A note mentions the crash broke several values of whiskey and highlights the severity of the incident in the early report.
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Butte. Mont
UPI
Butte
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