G O P Break Defeats Tax Limit Law Fight
In Albany a GOP defeat marks a split in the upper house over a proposed 25 percent wage and tax limitation amendment. The Senate tied 24 to 24, blocking passage as proponents urge a convention to curb federal taxing powers. Debate centers on fiscal responsibility and national debt amid partisan lines.
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Albany
York City
Congress
Wiliem Bewley
Bock
Bort
Senate
Troms C
Desmond Bos Newburg
Arkansas
Benjamin F. Feinbert
G. C
Desmond
Pepulo Hesa Sens Lowsel
HL Brown
Richard A. Dicostanzo
New York
Paul
A. Fine
Bronx
Seymour Halpern
Halpern
Pay H. Rudd
Brooklyn
Sen
Gilbert
Seelye
Saratoga
Hitler Uses Convict Troops in Frontline Kill Missions
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force reports Hitler now deploys battalions of German convicts to the front for suicide assignments. The so called convict corps reportedly fought on the Western front and in the Ardennes, clearing minefields under fire and spearheading desperate offensives while officers watch from safe positions.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionery Force
Paris
Hitlers Army
Fcith
Hitler
Battalions of the Damned
Youth Shot After Stolen Gear Incident At Hunt Lake
Corinth youth Lester N Egleston 18 admitted taking hunting gear from the LA Mack lodge at Hunt Lake. He was wounded by a revolver fired during the burglary while another youth gave inconsistent accounts. State Police report he entered the camp Sunday night and removed four guns, shells, holsters, gear, snowshoes, and camping equipment. The gun discharged, injuring him in the leg. He remained at Corinth Hospital in serious condition.
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Aeyear-ole Corinth
Mack
Loudonville
Hunt Lake
Corinth Hospital
Lester N. Egleston
Saratoga Avenue
Coristh
Saratoga Springs
Tnere
Corp
EL J. Holphear
Corp FL
J. Sayers
South
Keepers
Svenge | Wen
Egleston
Ady Corpers! Holohear
Gripsholm Brings 463 Wounded To Jersey City
Gripsholm docks in Jersey City after sixth mercy voyage carrying 1206 Allied servicemen and civilians including 453 wounded and sick officers and men, 78 Canadian servicemen and 42 U S merchant seamen who were prisoners of Germans. Swiss trains ferry ill to hospital. arrivals to Haltonian General Hospital on Staten Island for exams.
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Jersey City
Gripshelm
Atlantic
U. S. Merchart
Marseilles
Gripehaten
Gripsholm
Stephenson
U-boat Age
America
Gupshelm
Haltoran General Hospital
Staten Island
Canada
Kaltoran
Trojan Denies Driving Charge
William L. Govette of this city was indicted for operating an automobile while intoxicated. He was arraigned in Supreme Court before Justice PL H. Russell, pleaded not guilty, and was admitted to bail 500. Trial set in Rensselaer Counts Court. Govette was arrested by State Police on Dec 3 1944 after a highway accident. Grand jury had previously heard the case after an order certifying it was issued Dec 16 1934.
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Wiliam L. Govette
Supreme Court
PL H. Russell
William F. Donohue
Goyette
Rensselaer
Sergi Jacob Frubacher
Lake Wynantskill
Thomas Whalen
North Greenbush
William H. Murrays
Grand Jury
Agaist Goyette
Double Observance Held at School 17
A double observance of the Bill of Rights Week and Washington's Birthday was held in the assembly at School 17. Miss Mary L. Kelly led a discussion on the Bill of Rights with participants including Robert Howe Tyran Mahler Gilbert Nielson Clement Zotto Joan Arekian Shirley Whitman and Sandra Bernstein. Other students contributed songs and recitations such as Thomas Saddlemire Mary Frances Griffin Doloris Morris Helen Dotab Joseph Agadorian Gerald F Gerald Joseph West Christine Kenry Harry Margolius Donald Shepherd Carol Ann Cavotta Janet Levy Deborah Boxer Stephen Loft gren Edward McDonough Mary Kazelian Joseph Vartigien ponata Granger Kenneth Paseo Jonn Wilan Phyllis Wefes and Sandra Nielson.
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Washington
Mary L. Kelly
Robert Howe
Tyran Mahler
Gilbert Nielson
Clement Zotto
Joan Arekian
Shirley Whitman
Sandra Bernstein
Thomas Saddlemire
Mary Frances Griffin
Doloris Morris
Helen Dotab
Joseph Agadorian
Gerald Figerald
Joseph’ West
Christine Kenry
Harry Margolius
Donald Shepherd
Carol Ann Cavotta
Janet Levy
Deborah Boxer
Stephen Loft
Gren
Edward McDonough
Mary! Kazelian
Joseph Vartigien
Ponata! Granger
Kenneth Paseo
Jonn Wilan
Phyllis Wefes
Sandra Nielson
Pontiac man fined for illegal parking and towing in Schenectady
Oliver J. Prudhomme of Pontiac Michigan paid 26 in Schenectady Police Court after attending the matics. He faced charges of illegal parking and having a 2 piges back truck on State Street tied up traffic while police directed one way passage. He paid 10 for illegal parking 10 for towing. He was en route to Bo yon with the truck.
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Oliver J. Prudhomme
Pontiac
Mich
Schenectady
State Street
Audi
Roe
Bo Yon
Crimea Pact Under Attack In Commons
In the House of Commons a heated debate on the Crimea conference decisions touched on the Atlantic Charter and Poland Latvia Lithuania and Be tonia. Churchill planned a Commerce vote next week while Eden cited Ukrainian movements and population concerns about territorial changes amid questions of Poland's borders and regional sovereignty.
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London
Churchill
Char
Commons
Maurice Petherick
Poland
Latvia
Lithuania
Tonia
Douglas Lioyd Savory
Conservative Party
Anthony Eden
Galicia
Russia
Curzon
Eden
Savory
Savery
Churenik
Language notes on erroneous past tense usage in Midwest speech
The piece describes regional word forms such as I taken and I done and explains their spread in the Middle West and South. It contrasts wrong forms like I seen with correct usage like I saw, and clarifies how phrases imply actions without implying deliberate intent.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Middle West
Chicago
Htis
Stassen Seen As Clever Gambit In Dewey Delegation Advisory
Republican circles credit Stassen with a tactical move as he joins the San Francisco World Peace Conference delegation with Dewey watching internat ional affairs. The talk centers on Stassen potential 1952 presidential bid and his influence alongside Dulles and other GOP leaders.
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Washington
Conds
Harold
BE. Staessen
Thomas E. Deweyre
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Davey
Alan
Stasgen
Minnesota
Staasen
Dewey
New York
Congress
Stassen
Stagsen
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Charles A. Eaton
New Jersey
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Dumbarton Oaks
Lieutenant Day Returns Home After WWII Service
Lieutenant George W. Day Jr. arrives from England for his father’s death. A B-37 Liberator pilot, he completed ten missions over Germany France and Belgium. His unit earned the Presidential Citation and he received an Air Medal after a crash in Belgium. A brother served in the Pacific theater.
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George W. Day, Jr
Hag
Nase
England
George W. Day
Allan J Tie City
Germany
France
Belgium
L¢ Hartnett & Darigs
U .S
Miami
Pacific
New Turkey port opens at Iskendgrad
The new Iskendgrad port in Ankara region opens officially after British involvement, connected by a 200 mile road from Tar sus through the port. The ceremony followed the inauguration of the Fa second road between Mersei and On mighla.
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Turkey
Ankara
Iskendgrad
British
Cms
Tarsus
Hheen
Mersei
Onmighla
Coal Requests Flood Mayor Aherns Office
Mayor John J. Ahern and his staff faced an overwhelming surge of coal delivery orders as the fuel crisis intensified. Telephones rang nonstop and staff hurried to log emergency orders, with Tuesday and yesterday surpassing any two days in January’s cold spell.
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Ahern
John J. Ahern
Corregidor Battle Reported Slow but Steady Endgame
General MacArthur reported 1,700 Japanese dead and described attempts to breach Corregidor’s outer wall as savage and medieval in a final push to clear the island capital. He noted civilian hostages and emphasized restraint to minimize Allied casualties in the intensified assault.
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MacArsher
Surith
Fends
Macarthur
Meansils
Phiippine
Farouk and Roosevelt Talked on Stamp Hobby Aboard Ship
The 25 year old King Farouk, ruler of Egypt and Sudan, met President Roosevelt on an American warship in the Middle East. An avid stamp collector, Farouk was praised for schooling, language skills, and athletics. He married Sasi Naz Zulifar in 1938 and Beida Queen Farida became Egypt’s first queen since Cleopatra.
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New York
INS
Ki G Farouki
Egypt
Roosevelt
Middle East
Rooseréing
Farouk
Parouk
Sudan
Kordofan
Darfour
Sasi Naz Zulifar
Farida
Cleopatra
Fuad
Standard Furniture Co plans to open new store in Albany area
The firm, already operating in Albany and Hingston, bought the former Sear Roestck Building at 27-20 Street and will remodel for a modern showroom with updated windows interior and display methods. An Albany Schenectady store is also planned as authorities review the project.
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Fire Sandard Furniture Co
Albany
Hingston
Sear Roestck
Leber
Schenectady
Youth Rally Marks Cohoes Church 50th Anniversary
A week long observance of Ss James Methodist Church fiftieth anniversary continued with a Youth Rally in the church parlor. Representatives from various congregations and Troy staff joined as speakers and selections were performed by a quartet and orchestra. Refreshments followed the program.
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Ss. James’ Methodists
Edifee
Cherca Pario
Wateford Stech
Gray
Maurice J. Key
Edward van A Vaisinburgh
Robert Minnies
Semnerd Brall
Mir. Starkey
St. Oat Rey
St John’s Episcopal i Church
George F. McElvein
First Baptist Church
Donald BR. Lewis
Earle. Fryer
Sun Church
Canion
Local Knights tourney leads Cohoes KK standings and honors
Alexander Young leads the Cohoes Knights of Columbus tournament with 53.990 points in the second round. Edward Stanton sits second with 3,190, while several others such as Mirantia and Eavigna show notable scores. Sixth round games are set for Monday. Union Veterans to host a social Saturday night on Remsen Street. Faustin A. ONeill promoted to corporal in Italy under Gen. Mark Clark. Amedee Marcil, former Cohoes officer, also promoted to corporal in the Army with MP unit service in the Alem. Nedoroscik earns Combat Infantryman’s Badge for action in Italy with the Blue Detachment Division. Verna Dick named piano accompanist at Skidmore College.
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Alexander Young
Cohoes
Council No
Knights of Columbus
Edward Stanton
FLJ
Mirantia
Eavigna
William Dotter
Joseph Barinick
William Hickey
Joseph
Charles Brunell
Cel Lafeniere
N. G Lyon
G. A R.rgome
Remsen Street
Walter Bailer
Faustin A. O'Neill
Helen O'Neill
Main Street
Mark Clark
Tialy
Amedee E. Marcil
Amedee
E. Marcil
Monawk Street
Cohoesier
Aiemians
Serge Andraw Nedoroscik
4 Viet Boulevard
Nedoroscik
350Th Regiment
Blue Detil
Clark
Italy
Elk Social
Condoes Lodge of Elks
Oneida Street
Glenn Miter
Mark
Wilfred DuCharme
Rexford
Anita Hatlohan
Mais Street
Dinter
Wilfred, G. DuCharme
Pacific
Navy
St John's Episcopal Church
Bors
Witted Ducharme
R. D
Anita Holjohan
Forrestal Urges Big Postwar Fleet
Secretary of Navy James Forrestal advocates a large postwar fleet supported by five independent government research agencies. He says the United States must maintain military power, with channels for science and labor to back national objectives in peace and international collaboration.
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Washington
WiPi
James Forrestal
Fort
Roosevelt
Cenworld
Submarines Sink 25 Japanese Vessels in New Raids
Washington reports American submarines sunk 25 Japanese vessels including a converted cruiser, a destroyer, two transports, three cargo transports and 31 cargo ships in new operations. The total sinkings since the war began rise to 190 warships and LOS vessels, according to the communique.
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Washington
Orion
Cohoes Seeks $3.04 Tax Rate Cut Under New Budget
Article outlines Cohoes proposed tax relief of 3.04 per thousand in the new budget with a public hearing set for Wednesday at 7 pm. It cites shifts in valuation, departmental allocations, and totals for the 1941 and 1945 budgets, including the overall spending and source revenues. The piece lists the budgeted departments such as police, fire, highways, schools, recreation, and public health, plus indebtedness and miscellaneous revenues.
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Cohoes
Cosmas Cov
Btsratig Fm
Bureau of Sewers
Bu of Recreation—Parks
Bureau of Recreation
Defense Council
Wounded Cohoes Soldier Reported in Luxembourg
Corporal Francis A. Corbeil son of Mr and Mrs Armand Corbeil 122 Hudson Ave reported wounded in action in Luxembourg. He wrote his parents detailing Feb 7 service, time in hospital about three months, and current status. He worked previously at Adirondack Steel plant Colonie.
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Francis A. Corbeil
Armand Corbeil
Hudson Avenue
Luxembourg
War Department
Corbeil
Adirondack Steel Plant
Colonie
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Bede
Corinth
Trojan
Sloan
Crimea
By Frank Colby
Handbook OF Practical English
Wakes .Cima
St Michael’s Church
Cima
Mildred Michalski
GW. Day
Corregidor
King
Standard Furniture Co
Catile
Utah
ENS
Ogden Unidn
Wyoming
Mollena
Idaho
Young
Cohoes KK
Cahoester
Misa Verna
Leslie Dick
Sarninga Avenue
Skidmore College
Ith School
Ioran
Forrestal
Ernest Fortia
Portia
Henry Ling- HicAvenue
Grand Hknicat Wiliam
Tas Vision
Bousch & Lemb’s
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D. Optomitrist
Remsen Tie Cohoes
Tel. Cohoes
ELKS
Knitters
Cooper — Tompkins
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Ford Manufacturing CO
North Second Street
Waterford, N. Y
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