Food Outlook Brighter for Dutch People
A report from Allied authorities on liberated Holland notes a turn from near starvation to improving rations. Food control officials and the British Army aided distribution, with trucks, fuel, and factory repairs boosting supply in Holland's poorest regions including South Limburg and Zeeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
South-Limburg
Holtland
Saguth Limburg
Brabantt
Brabant
Zeeland
Netherland
Tinley
Forecasts By War Leaders Prove Gloomy
End of year reviews from war leaders warn of persistent shortages and ongoing effort in 1945. Officials including Patterson Meng Bowles and others stress the need to maintain production, manpower, and price stability while awaiting victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert PF. Patterson
Jagan
Thenade Bard
J. A. Meng
Ehatrasan
Abr
Jones
Paul Vs. McNutchaireses
War Manpower Commission
William H. Davis
Caaimnan
Chester Bowles
Office of Price Administration
Fred M. Vingon
Office of Economic Stabilization
Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Ted. Gambie
Wardnance Division
Treasury
Hewlett Thebald
Naval Intelligence
Clayton. Bissell
Staf
G-2
U. S. Army
Legal fight continues over Ward's Chicago assets seizure
Court move assesses immediate injunction if interference occurs as union leaders and government officials discuss possible labor contract terms. Atty Gen Biddle expects Supreme Court review regardless of lower court outcome, after Ward's properties were briefly seized and later returned following a union election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Hugh B. Cox
Cox
J Coronel Boland
Samuel Wolchok
The
Union
Leonard Levy
Henry G. Anderson
Chicaze
Wolchok
Army
Francis Biddle
Washington
Supreme Court
Biddle
Chicago
Wiliam
Holly
Compan
Sivert Bail Company
Asmar
Farmers Hope For Meat Price Boost
Washington reports that restored wheat rations and broader feed supplies may spur livestock output in 1945. Economists estimate pork production could rise by about a billion pounds, though farmers plan a seven percent drop in hogs next spring and expect corn belt feeding to stay near last year’s level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oved A. Martin Washington
Iij Eye
Agenes
Ievei
Caii Ést
State Tax Policy May Be Eased for War Contracts
Rollin Browne of the State Tax Commission said requests for corporate franchise tax reductions due to federal war contract renegotiations for 1941 and 1942 total about 341 million dollars. He noted many claims may still arrive and that the legislature may amend the law to equitably address changes in federal procedure and renegotiation outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Rollin Browne
State Tax Commission
New York
Browne
Tax Commission
York
Rochester Man Held For Murder of Wife
Rochester man was jailed on a murder charge in the death of his estranged wife Gladys. A waitress named Rosefell was fatally shot as she attempted to enter a car in downtown Rochester, witnessed by dozens of pedestrians. Police said the suspect confessed and urged officers to come and get him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Sinsey Roositer
Avas
Gladys
Roositer
Fare Reduction Notice on Buses by Transit Companies
Public Service Commission order sets new bus fares effective January 1, 1915. Cash fare 10 cents, six tokens for forty cents. Notice signed by Niles Tersons, general manager for United Traction Co. and District Transportation Co. Inc. The notice posted across company buses.
German Advances Halted As Allied Forces Hold Bastogne Line
Front dispatches report German attempts to pierce Allied lines near Monschau and Grandmenil repelled. Allied forces under Patton and Hodges push forward from Bastogne and Luxembourg, with weather delaying German movements and rumors of a Siegfried Line withdrawal denied by Allied HQ.
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Roy
Tara
Mere
Hitler
Gerns
Monschau
Grandmeni
Luxembourg
Third Army
Bigelbach
Duchy
Associated Press
West Gallagher
Patten
Third
Bastogne
Dar
Vor Erundstedt
Holland
Supreme Headquarters
Paris
DNB
von Rundstedt
Siegfried Line
London
New York
Germany
Emmy Silt Hangerous
von Runstedt
Belgian Bulge
Miez
Bulge
Pajtoms
Courtney H. Hodges
Erdas
Cohoes Council to Get Delinquent Tax List
Delinquent tax list to be provided to the Cohoes Council as part of upcoming proceedings. The article notes local observances and community events including a Christmas party at Sacred Heart Church and a Mothers Club gathering with chairs Claude McMahon and Mrs Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Lurixtmes
Chriatmus
The
Mothers Ciohk
Sacred Heart Church
Claude McMahon
Om Clermont
Rchool
Herman Lajeunesse
Army Identifies Eleven Flyers Killed in Bomber Crash
The U S Army announced the identities of twelve airmen killed in a Suffolk County Army Air Field crash near Mattituck. Victims include Lt Wedannn, radio operator George Reis 18 Dartmouth Mass Corp Joseph Mario tana 24 South Norwalk Conn and others from Rhode Island Massachusetts Minnesota and Indiana with roles ranging from gunner to bombardier and engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Mattuck
Wed
Yeaterda
Suffolk County Army Air Field
Victor Be
Totti
Somerset Corp
George B. Reis
Dartmouth
Mass
Corp
Joseph H. Mariotana
South Norwalk
Conn
Vito D_ Ferraro
Rochester
Sergi Nicholas MM. Carusane
Providence
WAC Recruiting To Shrink Next Year In War Shift
Washington reports that Women's Army Corps recruitment will be reduced next year as emphasis moves to enlisting women with specialized skills. The War Department cites a critical need for medical and surgical technicians, while overall WAC numbers decrease despite ongoing wartime demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAC
Washington
Women's Army
War Department
Sis
Cohoes Army Officer Killed In Germany
An Army officer from Cohoes was killed in Germany. The record notes a death at 5 Waite Street and mentions his service time with units and a cited investigation. He is survived by a sister Ola Heintz of Newport and other family connections are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eindhoven
Holland
Aled
Mal James M. Fintey
Berkeley
Kena
Supreme Headquarters
University of Califor
I the Salvation
Oneida Street
Cnight
Cohoes
Germany
Waite Street
Augusts
Ernest Vor
Ola Heintz Siso
Newarh
Sermon Topics in Cohoes Churches
Cohoes churches announce watchnight and morning services led by Reformed Church pastor Gordon Aldrich and others. Several congregations including First Methodist Presbyterian St Johns Episcopal Baptist Salvation Army and Holiness group plan worship social hours and school events with prayer meetings and memorial services. Albany County Bar Association nomination notes Jona Conway former assistant district attorney named as candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ative Cohnesive
Jona J. Conway
Eiv
Brass
Albany County Bar Association
Nowice
Miss Farrell to Head Cohoes Alumni Group
Local alumni group in Cohoes plans annual Christmas week event and installation of Polish National Alliance officers at Willow Street club house. Officers include Mich el Mazur as president Sophie Stobarski and John Slawinski as vice presidents. other posts listed. City Hall closed for William Dawson funeral. a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting and Home for Aged Women board session also noted. Obituaries for Bridget Cushlin Emma Savoie and funeral details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polish National Alliance
Willow Street
Michel Mazur
John Slawinki
Sophie Stobarski
Albert Sidur
Henry Jacon
Joan Tertreasurer
Michael Tica
Cohoes Post
Renwen Street
Sesstop
Comdr
David Mayeroff
Emma Savoie
James Street
Cohoes
St. Maries Church
Ladies of St the Union of Prayer
Arthur Savoie
Misses Rome
Anne Savoie
Paul Senez
Paul Ané Pex
Arshur, Jr
Iwe
Delphine Besselle
Jona Burke
Dufresne Fu
Mana Aven
I. Joseph
Cohoes Soldier Missing Amid Belgian Service
A Cohoes soldier, son of Mr and Mrs Andrews, reported missing December 12 after serving with Belgian forces. The unit included brothers in arms, with details of treatment and return uncertain. a financial amount of 223 dollars appears in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pra Ales
Andrews Ho
Catholic Mass Schedules and City Hall Closure Notice
Schedule listings for St Agnes St Bernard St Michael St Patrick St Rita and Sacred Heart outline multiple masses with low and high masses at various times. A funeral delegation and Polish American Congress meeting are noted. City Hall will close for officials to attend Willem Davison's funeral. flag at half mast. Local residents Mildred Carol Hines and the Howell family are mentioned in holiday notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A. Dawson
Cone Foner
Piblic Works
Rudeipa I. Roulier
St Michael's Church
Willem 3
Davison
Commissione of Public Work
Rudolph Rouwlier
Fional
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Tister
Lord & Tann
Fulton Street
Avery
Solly
A. Philip Randolph
International Brotherh
Steeping Car Porters
A. FP. of
Eliic Forces
Jewish Cos Center
Fred A. Glass
de, Champton
Bistory
Russell Sage College
Western Front
U.S. Army
Wiliam D . Sanders
Troupe Tex
Clifford J. McElwee
Gary
Ind
Lewis J. Pernala
Duluth
Minn
Lawrence L. Tench
West Wyoming
Engineer Corp
Bi Westervelt
Euda
Gunner, and Corp
John H. Bexner
Lewistown
Rosh
Reformed Church
Gordon Aldrich
Tosnorrow
Span
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Schuyler D. Jenkins
Rand
Victor J. Blekkink
D.D. Hip
Church School
Salvation Army
W. OM
Sundar School
Salvation
Sia
Syracuse
Bremen
Miss Farrell
Board of Managers of the Home For Aged Women
Bridget Coushlin
Edward J. Sianien
Columbia Street
Lilut W. RK. von Engf
Cohees
St. Bernard's
Marie's
Fev
Adrien Bechard
St Michael's
Valentine W. Giarack
St. Patrick's
Thomas A. Flanazon
Sacred Heart
Raysrond J. Robart
Mildred and
Carol Hines
Frank Hines
Columbia
New York Ci
Warner M. Howell
Marcia Ann Howell
Walnut Street
Corning
Howell
Thomas McLaughiin
Humphreys
Jim’s Tavern
Dohses
Tom Walsh
AMD Cigar Store
Cohoges
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