Senator Butler Attacks Poland Policy in Senate Speech
Senator Hugh Butler charged that the Polish Republic remains a Soviet pawn and warned the world needs a real security organization. He criticized secrecy surrounding the Roosevelt policy, saying Congress should not become another Reichstag and called for clarity on U.S. commitments in Europe.
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Group to Meet on School Overcrowding Relief
Wynantski residents who met with Berford A. Smith district superintendent to seek relief from overcrowded schools will reconvene Thursday at the schoolhouse for further discussion of the problem.
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Many Deductions May Be Listed in 1944 Tax Return
Tax guidance explains that some income is exempt and not reportable while many expenses are deductible. Examples include charitable contributions, interest on personal debts, and medical costs above 5 percent of income. The piece notes form choices and limits, illustrating with numerical examples and urging use of the long form for larger deductions.
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Alexander and Tito Reach Agreement for Joint War Effort
Rome reports Sir HaroldAlexander and Tito Rave reached an agreement in Belgrade for future coordination of their armed forces. An administrative arrangement will take effect when they eventually join Hatida. The bulletin said their talks aimed at joint prosecution of the war in the theater to a victorious conclusion.
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Train looting soldiers may get probation
More than 1380 soldiers convicted in train looting and black market cases may receive probation and a second chance to serve. Some wish to return to the front while others want to return to railway service. The prosecutor will prepare a list of convicted men likely to reform, with no blanket suspensions planned. Those released on probation would join replacement depots for assignment based on needs and qualifications. The two officer sentences await Gen Breckinridge’s final disposition.
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Hosed Safety Help Sparks Rescue in Newton Fire
Firefighters battled a blaze in Newton Massachusetts as Dominic Bianchi, whose home was on fire, was saved by hose water pressure. His savings, valued at 1500 dollars, and his life were protected when the flames were beaten back and the remaining funds recovered from danger.
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Paris Curfew Brews Nightlife Between War and Night
Report from Paris describes a curfew that suppresses formal nightclubs while clandestine speakeasies proliferate along dim streets. American and Allied servicemen encounter guarded doors with whispered phrases as crowds seek drinks, music, and late hours despite lockdowns. Prices noted include 11 francs to enter and 2.50 francs per cognac shot.
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Mechanicville Fireman Killed In Crash With Delaware and Hudson Train
Felix D Avig non a Mechanicville fireman died instantly when the fire truck he rode in was cut in two by a northbound Delaware and Hudson train from Troy. Three other firefighters Alfred N Wendell Walter B Curtis and Walter Ellsworth all of Mechanicville were injured. Funeral services for Mr D Avignon will be held at 9 30 am from the home 416 Grand Street Mechanicville and at 10 am from St Luke s Episcopal Church with Rev W L Fielling-Haylor officiating. Members of the D E LaDow Steam er Company and Mechanicville Fire Department will act as bearers with a guard of honor. Stillwater Fire Department will participate.
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Troy
Alfred N. Wendell
Walter B.curtis
Walter Ellsworth
Mrr. D'Avignon
Grand Street
St Luke’s Episcopal Church
W. L. Fielling-Haylor
D. E. LaDow ‘Steamer Company
D'Avignon
Stillwater Fire
Fuel Oil Coupon Values Unchanged in Several Regions
The Office of Price Administration announced that fuel oil coupon values will stay unchanged in the East and Pacific Northwest. A cut had been considered due to tight supply. Period five runs March 1 to August 3, with South and West already using period five coupons.
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Washington
Depot Instructor Demonstrates Gas Ignition Method
Colubus based instructor Jack Reagan, a retired electrical worker, claims to have a method to ignite gasoline by touch using a car vibrator setup to simulate static electricity. He emphasizes the need for demonstration safety and cautions about weather factors affecting results.
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Hazardous Life Skills Taught By Reagan Demonstration
The transcript shows Reagan contending about fire hazards and safety demonstrations. He claims dust explosions and unsafe setups can cause fires, including risky tricks like placing an electrical cord over a sail and lighting a steak with a match. The remarks highlight dangerous demonstrations and warnings.
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