Mexico Plans Industrial Development and U.S. Cooperation
A joint Mexican American report outlines a 383 million dollar industrial development program for the coming years. It notes private capital will fund most equipment and highlights U S assistance such as war material supplies and Mexican labor in agriculture and railroads, under Roosevelt and Avia Cemach agreements.
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UPA
Mexico
Sistah
United
Stancing
Ronievacett
Paslie
Piewres
Canaeeaieh
Orys
Oaine
Rosse
United States
Trojans Asked to Aid Dog Census Taker
Chief of Police Frank B. Kendall urged residents to cooperate with the upcoming annual dog census. Four policemen will begin surveys next week, requiring complete information be turned into the city clerk and the State Department of Agriculture.
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Trojans
Frank B. Kendall
State Department of Agriculture
Legion Plans New Hospital for Veterans
The American Legion announces plans to seek a new hospital site for veterans. A state executive committee supports starting the project for wartime and postwar use, with W. Greene of Albany chairing the investigation to identify the most suitable location.
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Legion
American -Lexion
Ut Af
Sgratees Springs
W. Greene
Albas
Roosevelt Sees U S Mexico Trade Ties Expand
President Roosevelt spoke on wartime goals including transport, power, irrigation, and industrial expansion aiding Mexican development. A commission coordinated Mexico’s needs with U S material supply, approving several projects and outlining future funding. President Camacho praised the joint program and urged continued economic collaboration. Sky Pilot Rev John Thomas Logan, longtime Adirondack missionary and Baptist minister, died at 84 in West Potsdam after serving timber camps and multiple congregations.
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Mexico
Roosevelt
Commission
Hac
United States
Issa
Camacho
Joint Commission
Aditronidacks
John Thomas Logan
West Potsdam
Logan
Adirondacks
Lake George
Hague
McElveney Taken to Hospital for Treatment
Albany Police Chief William Fitzpatrick’s killer suspect John W. McElveney has been moved from Albany County Jail to Albany Hospital for medical or surgical care. Judge Earl H. Gallupe ordered the transfer on a district attorney’s petition, citing a physician’s affidavit. McElveney, held since January, weighs about 100 pounds and remains under guard with a trial postponed pending defense counsel assignment.
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John W. McElveney
Albany
William 3. Fitzpatrick
Albany Hospital
Earl H. Gallup
Julian Bt Exoway
Albany County District Attornney
Ithe Ir
Edward T. Deleinary
McElveney
Deles Banty
MccElveney
Fitzpatrick
Gallupee
Singing of Soldiers Boosts Morale in War Efforts
Letters to Miss Laura Bryant from former high school glee club members now in service reveal music aids morale. Doughboys in swamps sing to ward off mosquitos while Chinese soldiers organize large male choruses and concerts. A Brazilian Army lieutenant notes a regular radio hour and a large show entertaining troops, and a seaman at a training center praises a thousand-voice choir for happiness.
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Theca
Laura Bryant
China
Brezil
Frank Costello Sheds Light Before Albany Jury
Frank Costello testified before a Dewey ordered grand jury probing the Legislature in Albany. The session explored Costello’s alleged Tammany influence and its reach into legislative jobs, with prosecutors flagging his ties to Assemblyman Steingut’s aides and other Tammany figures.
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Frank Costello
Albany
Dewey
Tammany Hall
Patrick HL. Stutwan
Cortelio
Hiram C. ‘Todd
Edward Os ‘Loughlin
Irving D. Neustein
Frank
M. Hogan
New York
Costello
Thomas A. Aurelio
State Supreme Court
Clerk Wrote Data Ickes Lawyer Says In Tax Row
Assistant Cook County State’s Attorney Gordon Nash questioned board employees about an Ickes affidavit that allegedly included penciled figures from former collector Mabel Reinecke. Olive Flannagan said the added data misstated rental figures for a Leon building facing tax reduction disputes.
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Chicago Lpia
Board of Tax Appeals
Secretary of Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Leon
Gordon Nash
Cook County
States Attorney’s Office
Joanne S. Clark
Chicago
Olive Flannagan
Mabel Peinecke
Internal Revenue
Wash
Reinecke
Hamilton
Mont
Sire
Flanagan
Clark
Icke
Tex Appeale
Michigan Rush to Finish Postwar Planning Accelerates
Michigan local governments race to complete postwar planning under a state program led by the planning commission. State funds totaling hundreds of millions of dollars back sewerage, water works, schools, and roads as applications await federal or state financing to unlock construction. Donald Works warns many projects depend on outside funding before they can proceed.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
State
Focal Government
Sulfinn Fer
State Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Donald Works
State’ Planning Commission
Settlement Made In Troy Man's Estate Final
Judicial decree in Surrogate's Court closes the estate of Arthur R. Miller. Executor Harry J. Davidson receives 2040.71 and spends 735.99 leaving 1254.72. Balance to be deposited at Union National Bank with quarterly 25 payments to Wea Chambers Cester until the sum is paid per the will.
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Arthur R. Miller
Harry J. Davidson
Chester G. Wager
Union National
Wea Chambers
Cester
East Side and Syeaway Libraries Open Today
Two Troy branch libraries open today from 2 pm to 5 pm. East Side in School 16 and Syeaway in School 18 operate by announcement from librarian Mrs. Fanny Howe. Lansingburg branch closes entirely today.
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Troy
East Side
School 16
Syeaway
School 18
Fanny Howe
Lansingburg
House Votes Against Anticlosed Shop Amendment
The House voted 218 to against the anticlosed shop amendment to national service legislation for men 18 to 45. It would bar compulsory union membership and allow workers to refuse joining a union without losing employment, with a roll call possible later.
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Washington
House
Trefeller Qountiag
Wadsworth JB. XY
Ini
Fkely
Veteran Telegraphist Crawford Dies in Albany
Albany County resident William Crawford Sr. died Tuesday at age 52 in Albany. A pioneer telegrapher who learned the craft after Morse perfected the code, he served 52 years with the Postal Telegraph Co after stints with New York Contract Railroad and Western Union. Funeral arrangements include services at his home and a requiem mass at Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception with burial in St. Agnes Cemetery.
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Albany County
Wiliam
Crawford, Sr
Albany
Crawford
Samuel B. Morse
New York Contract Railroad
Western Union Co
Postal Telegraph Co
Iormacular
Indictment Against Antiony Marine Dismissed in Cohoes
An indictment against Antiony Marine, a River Birest gal proprietor, charging assault on Lawrence Ferry in Cohoes was dismissed by County Judge Harry E Chigtos after Assistant District Attorney Joseph B Mulkotland said Ferry did not wish to prosecute. Judge Clinton recessed the term to 11 am tomorrow in chambers.
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Antiony
Marine
River Birest
Chambers
Harry Echigtos
Asst. Dist
Joseph B
Mulkotland
Connel
Lawrence Ferry
Cohoes
Jobs ‘. Doherty
Cohoes Atterney
Cet Perry
Clinton
Chahi- TS
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Helen Curtis
Alice Snyder
Gertrude Blume
Breck, Vigoro Allure
Third ST
Congress
N.Y
Pépsi-Cola Com Company
Long Ng
J. Kaufman
River 57
Fulton
Y. W. C. A. Health Department
Francis Sheron
Parent-Teacher Association of School 15
J. D. Carboni
Pawling Avenue
Third Presbyterian
Charen
Theodore M. Miller
Joan T. Pierson
Third Presbyterian Church
Mayfair
Albert Babcock
Pawking Avenue
Women's Missignary Society
Red Cross
Albin Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Pam
Waynesburg, Pa
Richard i Kiger
Waynesburg Hospital
Roots
Harry Schramm
Nodhe Grand
Utica
Atlantic Fish & Fruit Market
Congress ST
Williams
the People
River Street
Coats
Lynx
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