State Aid Proposed for Youth Programs by Governor Aid
Assistant counsel Lawrence R. Walsh told the Nassau County Officers Association that state aid and grants would support county and municipal commissions to combat juvenile delinquency. Programs to be introduced within three weeks, with prevention rooted in local governments and a fulltime paid executive officer.
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Authomega County Oficers Association Conference
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Harry Lo Hedger
Association
Nassau
New NY Freshmen Put on 29 House Committees
Washington reports New York’s 12 freshmen Democrats and Republicans hold 29 seats on two dozen permanent House committees. Jovial George J. Rogers of Rochester was named chairman of the committee on enrolled bills, reflecting a notable rise for a new member. Rogers, a former state senator, agreed to run at urging of local party leaders and plans to remain active in Rochester.
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New York Delegates Named to Committees in Elections No. 2
Brooklyn's Lee F. Rayfel won the largest number of designations among the new delegates chosen for Elections No. 2. Six Republicans and Democrats to committees include Adam C. Powell Indian Affairs and Augustus W. Benner civil elections, with others assigned to pensions territories and education.
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Queens
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Buffalo
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Bronxville
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Gas Kills Utica Woman in Apartment Tragedy
Two sisters, Neilie Waldron and Genevieve Beck, found unconscious in their Utica apartment after a gas incident. Waldron died, while Beck was reported improving. police say gas burners exhausted the oxygen causing the fatal outcome.
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Government Plans to Speed War With Japan
Washington reports outline wartime production acceleration for 1945 with emphasis on Pacific theater. European operations ending will shift equipment and troops, requiring mass redeployment and new shipments from the United States. Byrnes’ unemployment projections appear revised as policies favor sustained mobilization and lighter home-front penalties.
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US Meteorologists Use Bases in Russia
U S meteorologists operate weather bases in Russia and England to improve long range forecasts. Colonel Younes notes an elaborate global system links Moscow to Teheran and the Mediterranean, with 12000 forecasts now possible. Simon N Stein, 53, president of Stainbloch and VP of Fashion Park, dies.
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On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local radio listings show 1:00 WIRY and TREY on 980 AM with Top of the Morning and Morning Newspaper segments. Programs include Timekeeper DC Timekeepers and Rise Shima Ob Sreakfast Chub Whats Cookist, plus 10:30 Land of the fast and Kas's Canteen.
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Finding Japs In Jungle Gruelling Job
A profile of jungle combat on Leyte as units push through rain soaked forests for six days. General Lyman describes minor engagements and hardships, with American troops chasing scattered Japanese remnants and Philippine scouts leading operations.
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Bodies found in Maryland home shock small town
Frederick Maryland police found two elderly sisters Fannie Flinn and Lilie Flinn dead in their house after a grocery clerk discovered them. Authorities described a tragic chain of circumstances and indicated the exact sequence may never be clear.
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Four More Soldiers Sentenced in Paris
A Paris court yesterday sentenced ten U.S. soldiers involved in a gas market incident to terms ranging from eight to 25 years. Notable defendants include Pvt. Clifton Young of Sacramento California and others from Texas Ohio and Akron.
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