Smear Campaign Accuses Republicans in Upstate NY
A statement by James E. Cushing alleges a smear campaign against Republicans in upstate New York. The letter, routed from New York City to Rochester and cities like Syracuse Schenectady and Troy, claims opponents seek to undermine GOP gains with attacks and pressure on civic groups and media.
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Mag ‘Gudernate
Dewey
Republican Party
New York City
Rochester
Dewer
Syracuse
Schenectady
Troy
Democratic Party
Teftec
Bower
State Opens Probe of Maine Infant Home
Maine officials opened an inquest into a private wart workers nursery collapsing into a shell killing 16 babies and an attendant. Investigations by four agencies seek evidence of criminal negligence and responsibility. The facility run by Eva LaCoste lacked a renewed state license pending Auburn Fire Department safety compliance.
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Meeting Cancelled at Masonic Temple Due to Fuel Shortage
A scheduled meeting at the Masonic Temple is cancelled because of a fuel shortage. Roand and a3 note the event could not proceed as planned.
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Roand
Masonic Temple
Seven Horses Found Dead Near Hoosick Falls Estate
A case in Hoosick Falls centers on seven dead horses found on an estate. Youth Orville Lee Scott 13 flagged alleged cruelty by Scott Chalfont of Troy arrested and arraigned. warrants issued for A L Gatewood of Miles City Montana owner of Gatewood’s Rodeo. Warrant service planned with state troopers. Court adjourned to Monday six. The case highlights alleged neglect with horses found in barn and fields amid deep snow. Sixteen horses total on site with varied conditions. feeding lapse cited.
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Scott Chalffant
BR. D. 1
Troy
Justice of the Peace
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Hoosick ‘Falls
A L. Gatewood
Miles City
Mont
Cl Gatewood
Chester A Irving
Humane Secision
Donald Lenzif
Orville Lee Scott
Morris HL
Texas
Gatewood Rodes
Mr. Irving
Lang
Irving
Scott
Gatewood
Lapé's Lake Road
Brunswick
Hans Ehmler
Chalant
Seounsel
Waterford Meeting Notes and Church Services
The Waterford in Chyhawit hosts a combined postponed meeting at 2 30 pm at Mrs Mra m AL Perry 27 Third Street with current events and readings by Mrs Perry and Miss Ida Rogers The Ladies Union of the First Baptist Church meets at 5 pm at 47 South Street with Mrs Fredererby in charge The Lions Board holds an emergency Directors meeting at 7 30 pm at the Bank of Waterford to decide on postponing the Feb 12 charter night due to coal shortages Grace Episcopal Church conducts a Holy Communion service in observance of a local event
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Chyhawit
Mra. m
Ladies Union
First Baptist Church
S P.m
Stephen Hall
South Street
Fredererby
Lions Board
Waterford Lions Club
Bank of Weaterfand
Grace Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Totiar
Presentation of Christ in the Temple and local notices
The notice covers a 10 30 am Presentation of Christ in the Temple service led by Rev James T Kerr with choir rehearsal under Robert Van Steenburg. It mentions Lieut Willem Hill visiting his mother on leave, a Saratoga dinner attended by Charles Weaver and Oscar Cooper, and a farewell party for Howard McGarry as he prepares to join the armed forces.
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Errol Flynn
Mexico City
Nora Eddington
Flynn
Nora
Capulco
James T. Kerr
Robert van Steenburg
Willem Hill
Frances Hill
Railroad Street
St.Angelo
Bombardier School
Texas
Hill
Waterford
Charles J. Weaver
American Legion
Ostar RR
Fourth Street
Howard McGarry
William N. van Alstine
Waterford Lions Club
The Coin Corner on Selling Coins Safely
Advice column warns collectors to get multiple bids, verify buyers, and avoid doorstep dealers. Emphasizes using reputable dealers with bank inspections, and notes risks from so called collectors who pressure for quick sales or illegality claims. Includes a reader question about an 1862 penny.
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Nomcoin
Shippi
Illegel
Balov
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Doctor Says Japs Fear Alst Division
Portland based Army surgeon Major John B. White discusses veteran readjustment after war noting civilians adapt quickly and warning of breakdowns. He praises Japanese medical facilities and recounts Allied combat experiences, including awards for bravery in New Guinea and remarks on war as a cops and robbers scenario.
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Isurgeon
Dist
South Pacific
Major White
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Cen
Dr. White
Yead
Bussy Goua
New Guinnal
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