Byrne Opposes Seaway Challenge in Senate Hearing
Loudonville congressman Byrne, citing New York opposition, urged the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee to oppose the St Lawrence Seaway and hydroelectric project. Opponents warned it would burden New York and New Jersey taxpayers and fail to prove necessity, while supporters argued regional economic benefits justify the plan.
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New York State
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Albany
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Opposition Grows Against St Lawrence Seaway Plan
Ohio coal leaders and New York business groups criticize the St Lawrence Seaway project. They warn of economic harm to Ohio and the Great Lakes region, displacement of coal production, and underestimated transport costs. Senators and union leaders join in voicing opposition, arguing rail and port interests would suffer and that benefits do not offset costs.
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Fae
Ireland
Cleveland
Ohio Coal Association
Aeaway
Ohio
Geaway
Andrew H. Brown
Cleveland, Ohi
Chamber of Commerce
J. J Quinn
Central Pennsylvania Coal Product. Org Association
James M. Mead
DNY
St. Law. Tanne Seaway
Denton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birthdays
Reverend and Mrs Job G Wilsons son visits Denton while Dolla F Smith plans a ninth birthday observance at a home gathering. Stanley C Tinh and Kenneth W Clighner noted for honorable Army discharges. Barbary Fitting hosts a small party for a late birthday, gifts and well wishes shared. Fred Retire and the Bruneewick Road household hosted a Sunday dinner for guests.
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Job G. Wilsonson
Denton
Lig
Dolla F. Smith
Sandnlay
Stanley C. Tinh
Kenneth W. Clighner
New Haven
Mire
Ata
Bred Schafer
Hrunewick Road
Fred
Mia Forrest
Matis
Mra. Rebus
Patete
Waterford Initiatory Degree Held by Mason Chapter
The initiatory degree was conducted Monday evening at the Mason Temple. Worthy Matron Mrs Frat coy Anderson and Worthy Patron Milford JF Frost presided. Candidates received white Bible gifts presented by Mrs Versa Hammersley. Next meeting March 22 will host Daughters of the Eastern Star guest Ton ic angle. Refreshments followed. social chair Mrs Helen Chrier led the committee.
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G. B.S. Bell
Torple
Fratcoy Anderson
Milford JF. Frost
Versa Hammersley
Mareh JJ
Daughters of the
Helen Chrrier
Mirison Ridings
Mary Tumenel
Jeanette Flac
Edith Harney
Lois Hall
Mia
Tyce Marsh
Franc Child
Irene Livingston
Arloween Folger
Williams College Terme Opens March 6 at Williams College
Williams College opens its Terme on March 6 with a 55 percent rise in enrollment, surpassing the previous term. A total of 1,400 students are noted with 281 expected to return from the term. The cohort includes 34 married veterans, augmenting the veteran student presence.
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Williams College
Wil- Hangema
Willluens
Pearl Harbor Probe Review Abbreviated Testimony
Congressional hearings on Pearl Harbor reveal that Adm. Stark, Adm. Kimmel, and Gen. Short testified they had not been adequately warned of possible Japanese attack. Navy and Army officers described warnings sent and the alleged withholding of critical intercepts that indicated wartime plans in late 1941.
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Morning News Radio Schedule and Station Lineup
A dense listing of on air times, programs, hosts, and station identifiers across multiple outlets. It names Timekeener Tom Howard, Pattee, and Sree among others, detailing morning, mid day, and evening segments, news briefs, and special features across stations.
What Did Washington Know About Pearl Harbor Warning
Intercepted Japanese diplomacy and military codes suggested war intent. Marshall, Kimmel, and Short faced blame for not acting sooner as Stark ordered destruction of code systems and officials in Washington sought to suppress information before the attack.
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Pearl Harbor
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Troy USO Service Milestone and Event Plans
The Troy USO has served nearly 325 000 men and is preparing for a glowing banquet at The Hentrivic Iwasa on Tuesday March 6. Local officials and volunteers anticipate awards and widespread recognition as the organization marks its wartime support network and plans further outreach worldwide.
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Troy
Mealy High School Hums Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta CH
Green Island Mealy High School presented Gilbert and Sullivan operetta CH M.S. Pinafore at the school auditorium yesterday with more performances planned today and tomorrow for the public at 18 p.m. The costumes were created by the home economics department under Ming Brother Munory. Obituary notice: Mrs. Tda Vanderheyden, longtime resident of his village, died yesterday at her home 8 Arch Street. Survivors include two daughters, two sons, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include 9 a.m. service at the residence and 9:30 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church with interment at St. Joseph's Cemetery Waterford.
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Membors
Heart Department
View Ann Doyle
Tda Vanderheyden
Afelong
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82. Joseph's Church
James Cox
Albany
Fred Weinbender
Laham
Hulett
Robert Vandertieyden
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
American Presents Etchings to British Bath Gallery
Katherine Kimball, a New Englander who has lived in Bath twenty years, donates a private collection of about 400 etchings to the Municipal Gallery in Bath. The works include U S and British artists such as Winslow Homer, Hoemann Webster, George Ade, Donald Shaw MacLaughlen, Edward Fisher, Muirhead Bone and Martin Hardie. Kimball, a pupil of Sir Frank Short, has her own works shown in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and in England and France. An exhibition of her etchings was held there in 1942 and drew a large crowd.
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Muniaipalart Gallery
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Goering Stars At Nazi Trials In Nuremberg
The correspondent reports Goering dominating the courtroom during the Allied trial. He appears cheerful and confident, guiding his defense with flair while remaining a central figure amid a lineup of notable defendants including Von Papen and Ribbentrop.
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Industrial drive stalled by labor dispute in city
The article reports a disruption surrounding the 14 drive fund rating event in Wendell M. Nolwan era, with workers sidelined and political figures indicating campaign work but delays in approvals. Officials expect tentative dates to slip as negotiations continue amid broader unrest.
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Shidelura Deplores Treatment of Troops
Tokyo and a UP report say Premier Kujo Shidehara lamented the mistreatment of mobilized and repatriated soldiers, urging better regard for veterans. He criticized postwar chastening and warned that some German lawyers seek to pin blame on others for the war, defending Hitler’s actions.
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