Area War Brides Arrive In New York
War brides arriving near New York are welcomed and processed as they disembark from ships. Husbands await in the city, with some heading to areas around New York. reception plans include a large-scale gathering and potential future reunions.
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New York
Bert Lee
Avery Blute
Antea
Sil Pings
Wits
Lyon
England
Uvong
America
Buws
Rip
Surplus Vehicle Sales To Veterans Halted
A halted surplus motor vehicle sales program aimed at veterans limits auctioned vehicles and related parts. The action affects orders and allocations from the Conducive Vehicle Division as concerns rise over supply, pricing, and policy compliance.
Soviet Pressure Boards Indies Induces Policy Debate
A fragmented report notes Soviet spokesman Vishinsky denouncing Western moves on Ukraine and the Indonesian independence issue. He accuses Britain and allied powers of delaying peace while warning against imperial interference. A separate Albany court matter involves Vincent Semprevive and legal disputes over a boxing bout prize.
New York Ballot Seen Barometer
Vague OCR summary describes New York ballot dynamics with Democratic, Republican, and American parties. Mentions vacancy caused by an evaluation date, names Jerome Dickstein and Gleftt, and notes apportionment affecting East Side districts. Provides figures for party supports and district reach, portraying a multi party contest and upcoming election within the Fifth Avenue area.
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Alin
Vlad Convemiynal
Hide
Idiales
Willian
Shett
Wanghe
Ute Battery
Partiel Stinel
Religious Interest Urged for Parents at Women's Church Event
A church gathering hosted a chicken supper by Mrs. Samuel Evans and Mrs. J from son. Mrs. Howard JM chaired the hastens meeting with reports from officers and choirmen. Miss Barbie Foster, director of religious education, spoke on parental responsibility in child education, urging religious effort as essential as any other subject. A Turan session followed.
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Afne Women’s
Tooslay
Samuel Evana
Mes. J
Howard JM
Geusader's Institute
Aire
Ue Ahvenh
Barbie Foster
First Reformed Church
Schenectady
Mer
Teh Cuanmadzlor
Pas J
110000 GI Aliens Become Citizens
Washington reports that about 110000 servicemen were naturalized during the war. The program granted citizenship to armed forces members who had overseas service and met residence requirements. after December 22, 1945, Congress waived lawful admission for aliens with five years overseas service.
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Washington GP
Jian
Shoals Ishind
Transgrrtion
Allene
United States
U.S
Congress
Bipartisan Effort Aims to Consolidate Farm Credit Units
House Agriculture Committee chair says a plan to abolish all farm credit agencies and consolidate them under a new independent entity could win Rules Committee approval this week. The move seeks to aid veterans tenants sharecroppers and other farmers in becoming farm owners.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
Biparbay
Innagan
House
Alraady Ws
Yesteray
Democrats Attack Dewey Finance Plan at New York Conference
A frenzied rally of Democratic officials attacked Gov. Dewey’s proposed 555 million plan to stabilize municipal finances. At a May conference in New York, 6 mayors and officials pressed for aid, citing concerns over local deficits and proposed commission recommendations led by State Comptroller Brunk Moore.
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Regoote J Hews
Alert van Noderyner
Rene Alice Conly
Ana Deevlees
Ansels Corporation
Durpha Cousasner
Viniely
Henvy
Gute Weedan
New York
Iain Inn Ty
Motor Voluelos
Totet
Avon
Dewey
Tvent
Riedulph Rouller
Culex
Nirety Corting
Athi
Cutange
Jamey
Milen
Ronsanlaer
Core Inj
al Inek
Sadhat
Ube
Te Commission
Vy State Corptroller
Brunk
Moore
Tanhoy
Mnilo
Jonesville Farm Home Destroyed by Flames
A Jonesville farm home in Mesnit Sharol Grieves, Innesville, was destroyed by a kitchen fire yesterday morning. Mrs. Caves escaped unharmed. her husband and children aided in safety. The blaze caused about 10,000 in damage, with the Jonesville Fire Department battling the flames.
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Jonesville
Mesnit
Innesvile
Caves
Fium
Police Take Four Ll Persons To Hospitals
Four people were taken to hospitals after a roadway incident. Victims include Mickey vanveyed, Martha Coomes, Jinn Reilly, and Ralph Pave. Responding officers transported patients to Leonard Hospital and Securit Hospital for observation and treatment.
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Valentinen Dolin
Donald Degen
Harry Avertilli
Roy Maupital
Martha Coomes
Leonard Hospital
Ambulige
Gattney
Deiehwaly
Jinn Reilly
Wirth Avenue
Sam
Pulratmen Lennog
Luray
Salo
Securit Hospital
Tugboat wages and nationwide labor strikes dominate news
Wage demands rise with a 20 cent hour increase sought by Philadelphia transport workers while GM and steel industry disputes halt production. About 1.48 million workers nationwide remain on strike as unions press for higher pay and settlement, with ongoing labor talks and threatened arbitration.
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Philadelphia Transport
Attier Iene
Pulkidelphia Transportation
RJ. Thomas
United Auto Workers Union
General Motory Corp
United Lereant
Thomas
Truman
Charles
Wile AM
Westinghowse
CG. M
Westinghouse
Washington
Oia
Ohhuls
White Mouse
O. Ross
Old Tila
Terence Satay
Bettie J
Philip Mallay
New York
American ‘Denounications Association
Sabudis
Weis Hid
Commercial Travelers To Install Officers
Commercial Travelers prepare to install officers led by Tray Connell and William Cainkey with arrangements for a Saturday event at Dany Mall. George Miner and Albert Bin oversee the new committees as reservations ease on Wednesday. A donation was approved for the American Red Cross and Gideon Society to fund vehicles for spiders in the Sawtth Pacific.
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Anniat
Tray Connell
United Commons
Willian Cainkey
Takuphire
Dany Mall
Cgoorge Miner
Albert bin
Albany official to address movement in government circuit
A fragmentary notice from Albany notes an agent designated for a federal matter will address a seminar. The event features Boland as president and includes the introductory remarks by a speaker. Limited legible details suggest a formal gathering on government communication.
New Farewell Mass For Parish Priest at Our Lady of Victory
Troy Parish hosts a farewell event at Our Lady of Victory club house to honor Rev. Bere Word Coles and Rev. dasuphi with guests including Joseph M. Heens, Edward Cantwell, and Charles J. Ranney. Music, gifts, and a portable radio were part of the program as community members bid farewell to Father Morahan.
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Our Lady of Victory
Bere Word Coles
Neale
Dasuphi
Mornth
BeldgeUa
Watervilet
Joseph M. Heens
Horomontes
Raeinagh
Dobn Ral
Father Morahan
Purse
Edward Cantwell
Edward W. O'Briuh
Ye Park
Father Mavakin
Charles J. Ranney
Delox
Briowt
Wilner Quinn
Veterans Bureau Handles Pensions and Aid for Troy Veterans
The office reports 73 disability applications approved and 25 pending for Troy veterans, totaling $1079 monthly in benefits. It processed 22 death claims, $2310 in widow’s pensions, and sixty-six World War I widows’ pensions. Appeals can reduce disability ratings, and the staff fields about 100 queries weekly, mainly by phone. The unit, once focused on Spanish-American and World War I veterans, now serves a wide Troy-area clientele.
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Troy
Ubis City
Ley
Dugherty
Dawth Elaine
Dowsharty
Veterans' Administration
Niger
Dougherty
Murr Dougherty
I Service
Mil
Jain
Enon
Wil
Ita
Ft. Wis
Ube
Thomia P. Judgre
Hom UW
Lanigan
Zera D. Link
Mix Senlamiak
Thomas J.aiglcihy
William M. Burke
Troy Youths Enlist In Marine Corps
Troy youths enlist in the Marine Corps heading to Parris Island for recruit training. Private McLaren and Private Gutbrecht are two years into service after attending Troy High School and Cathallech.
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Troy
Marine Corps
Myeo Troy
Iever
Maple Corps
Parris Inland
Cheigane
Ustmenty
Mey
A. McLaren
Mra
Frakh A. Melita
Jos
Palle Street
Marcy Porgy Fon
Brian Ferguson
Congress Street
Hoanald Ac Gutbrecht
Mm. C. Gutbeod
McLeven
Cathallech
Ugh School
Gutbradt
Schenectady Depot Cited For Quartermaster Transfer
Brig. Gen. Alton Ky Wailecoumnarding officer at the Schenectady ASP Depot reported the Mevitorous Seven Unit Pique pon Nin MMe. Toohnteat Holveo MI Id Schenectady Col. George C. Traver, quartermaster, received a plane for one thirty officers at the depot.
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Schenectady
Quartermaster Horn
Gon
Alton Ky
Wailecoumnarding
ASP
Toohnteat
George C. Traver
Dupet
Campaign Drive Reaches Five Figures In County Fund
The Margh of Dimes drive surpasses six dollars and approaches ten thousand dollars in county contributions. Reports indicate steady inflows from villages, with Captain Cherey and Mish Catherine Deteve cited among organizers. The campaign aims to exceed last year’s total of thirteen hundred fifty dollars as residents rally for crippled children.
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Capey
Tin May Ve
Chaimnadm
Heety
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Troy
Yale
Cherey
Mensselaer
Cathyriny
Elaleman
Doghio Hs
Hudson Falls Church to Have New Pastor
Rev Eugene Alt has accepted the pastorate at Kingsbury Baptist Church and will begin duties mid March. He will also serve as director of religious education at Hudson Bally Pontist Church under Pastor Rev Nelson Crossmen. Alt holds a bachelor degree from Alderson-Broaddus College and is nearing a Bachelor of Divinity.
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Fludson Palla
Eugene All
Petrestaye
Kingsbury
W. H. Hanley Former Supervisor Dies in City
William J. Hanley of 624 Grand Isbett former Tenth Ward supervisor and Behr Manting plant longtime Waterville worker died early today after illness. A native of Troy he retired five years ago and helped by wife Ava Walsh survived by parents John and Catharine Malaney Hanley. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 am from his residence and 3 pm at St Peter’s Church with a solemn requiem mass. Interment at St Peter’s Cemetery.
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Grand Isbett
Vicur
Danny Democratic Party
Curemitteconin
Troy
St. Peter's Church
Hanley
Mise
Ava Walsh
Te Lule John
Catharine Malaney Hanley
St. Peter's Chiron
St. Pelar's Secretoy
Sailor Rakjer Transferred Within Navy Units
Robert A. Rakjer S2c son of Mr and Mrs Andrew L Rakjer of 405 Seventh Avenue has been transferred from Naval Air Transport Service Headquarters at Olympia Kan to the Wilco detachment at Phoenix Arizona where he has been assigned to the engineering department. Rakjer a graduate of Lesinghig High School entered the service last August.
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Robert A. Rakjer
Andrew L. Rakjer
Seventh Avenue
Naval Ai Transport Service
Olytha Kan
Wilco
Phoenix
Ariz
Neraingy
Takjer
Lesinghig High School
General Krueger and Allied Forces Arrive From Japan
General Walter y Kexer, commander of the Sixth Army, arrived from Japan yesterday amid furor over postwar plans. He declined to commit to a specific length of American occupation and urged a move toward a new government, though results may take four generations to become clear.
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Walter Y Kexer
Sixth
Japan
Keumer
Aisayinion
Auto Workers Condemn FERC Filibuster in Congress
Auto workers condemn a Senate stance and the administration for delaying actions on energy policy. The piece notes leaders including Nathan Comin and Lane 080 as central figures guiding the campaign against the filibuster effort.
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Bink Muha
Pridddant
Nathan Comin
Owen
Volumns
Funeral Services for Air Crash Victim Today
An official funeral is planned today for victims of a recent air crash. The service will be held at Elm Mounbsin Cemetery, with several named relatives and church members attending. The crowd is expected to include immediate family members and local officials.
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Vietim
AVICE
Noble Granda Association
Ronivelier
Rebekah Désterel
Eanilot
Todlay At & All Uie Hing
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Broadway
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Tweedie Wis
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MM Ohsiepe
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