23 000 U S Servicemen Arrived Home Yesterday
The Associated Press reports twenty seven troop transports docked at east and west coast ports bringing over 23 000 service members home from overseas duty. Troop lists include units from 126th Antiaircraft and other divisions, with ships such as John Blovens and Central Falls Victory among arrivals. Additional personnel dispersed across Los Angeles San Francisco and San Diego ports total in the thousands, detailing ships and unit designations. The piece notes the first elected representative body in Philippine history was inaugurated in 1902.
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le Havre
Raihway
Antwerp
Boll Field Artillery
Oh Follow Thy
Louisa M. Aicott Crum Leghorn
Jamva Monvod
Newport Newsa
Blue Island
It Artery
UN Bettalnd
HLS
Ameer
Mevlin Victory
328Th Infantry Regiment
Unite
Medici
Evin Victory
Chapel Hill Victory
Redalin Victory
Bord Apteaircraft Artillery Signal Battalion
88Th Engineer Petroleumt Distribution Company
Robert A
Philippines
Daniel Lamont
Leyte
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Okinawa
San Diego
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Twin Headed Baby Born in Birmingham England
A baby described as having two heads was born in Birmingham suburb to a American father and Birmingham mother. The infant was premature at about one month early, weighed 1 pounds 12 ounces, and remained in the maternity ward alongside other premature infants. Both heads were reported normal in appearance though the child was feeble. The mother was recovering and the father had returned to the United States.
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Binninghum
Eng
Selly Oak Hospital
United States
Birmingham
Community notices from Hoosick and area
Local social notes list visits and visits by friends and relatives across Hoosick, Rome, Troy, White Creek, Brunswick, Altamont, Hartford, and Williams town. Names include Seth Jones, Carl Stevens, Frank Frost, J J Gould, Lillie McKeon, Betty Brown, Edward Hetherington, Marion Peters, Douglas Rudd, Sarah Carpenter, Ruby McKeon, Jessie Bulder, and Roy Barber. Church events at Hoosick Baptist and All Saints Episcopal mark the week with sermons, communion, and Sunday school.
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Seth Jones
Sehoneelnig
Carl M. Stevens
Rome
Frank Frost
Charles E. Breer &Re
Troy
J. McDonough
Lillie McKeon
White Creek
Clarence McCart
Ladies’ Aid Union
The
Baptist Church
John A. Cox
Betty L. Brown
Edward Hetherington
New York
Ledwavit J. Brown
Ars
George W. Bayle
James Gulden
Ail Saints Episcopal Church
William Garner
Tax Cut May Spur Production Across the Economy
Washington expects the newly enacted tax cut to spur production and consumer spending. Officials forecast corporations gain about 9.1 billion and individuals 3.8 billion, with lower income groups benefiting through higher after tax purchasing power. The broader effect aims to stabilize inflation while boosting wage and consumer activity in the coming year.
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Washington
Courtry
Dales
Sam
Treasury
Commerce Department
Inustry
Omwards
Treasury Department
Tax cuts and industry delays cloud postwar outlook
The article analyzes how a tax slash and lingering production hurdles affect the economy. Officials debate whether tax relief will spark new product launches or merely ease stockpiling and pipeline delays. Estimated gains include about 50 billion taxpayers benefiting, individuals earning up to 50 thousand dollars receiving up to ten percent relief, and a 14 million boost from auto and truck use tax cuts. Special provisions aid veterans.
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Parla
Local veterans honorably discharged after Pacific service
Whitehall Leslie Bulen, honorably discharged after serving in the Pacific war area. Miss Ona Cole of Lake George public school faculty visits her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Marlen of Jersey City holiday with Mrs. Day’s parents in Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Makar of Allany guests of Richiard Athen in Boardman Street. John Shayne of Schenectady returns home from visit to mother Mrs. Platt Shayne on Kirttuna Street. Greg and Mrs. Raymond Parry and son Vincent of Paci Avenue travel to New York to make their home. Major Albert Tatcasa spent a few days with parents George and Tass, Williams Street. he recently returned from the Pacific. Russell Knights, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Knights of Broadway, honorably discharged after time in the Aviv. He entered Jan 27, 1913, served in Panama 28 months. Lt. James Ro Egan honorably discharged after service in the Sullivan Theater of Operations. with wife and daughter at the home of Mrs. Arnold Chute on Botter Street.
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Leslie Bulen
Ona Cole
Lake George
Marlen
Jersey City
N. J
Boardman Street
John Shayne
Schenectady
Platt Shayne
Kirttuna Street
Greg
Raymond Parry
Vincent
Paci Avenue
New York
Ley
Maj
Aloert Tatcasa
George Atasse
Williams Street
Taecasse
Pacific
Russell Knights
Raymond Knights
Broadway
Bee
Aviv
Panama
James Ro Egan
Egan
Arnold Chute
Botter Street
Judge Awaita Report on Eligibility to Serve Ithaca
Judge Awaita pending ruling on eligibility to serve in Ithaca. Baker, Republican, challenged by age limit, seeks appellate review. Edward Currey, Democrat, acted as city judge after Baker’s election while the issue remained unsettled.
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Ithaca
Bakar
Baker
von Vouing
Haker
Edward # Cuwey
Holiday visits and military news from Vermont and New York
A string of holiday visits across Vermont and neighboring New York includes Edward Cor cormh visiting relatives in New York, Mr and Mrs Freder with relatives in Dorset, and Royal Houghton Scott spending a week with friends in Whallington and Virginia. California overseas plans touch on Christin Leslie Blundom, and Robert is stationed in Korea. Warren Warrior receives honorable discharge from the Navy and moves to Slow e for forest service work. Also noted is Elizabeth Felix, a 28th century actress born in Switzerland to poor Jewish peddlers.
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Koch
Alice Daniels
Christin Leslie Blundom
California
Overseas
Robert
Korea
Ver Shepard
Beverly Hammond
Hage
New York
Arthur Anderson
Frank Rich
Max
Jean Corcoran
Montpelier
Charles Corcoran
Colroy Panos
George Panos
Bennington
Washington
Hiegner Noun
Wilkham Nolan
Washington, D. C
Charles Thompson
Misa Phyllis Payne
Rachel
Elizabeth Felix
Switzerland
Rensselaer area veterans service agency picks leaders
Mayor Clark announces Peter J. Con Ils to head the new veterans service agency in the Rensselaer area. William Reagin named welfare commissioner. James Mil le and Daniel F. Hannon named health officer and corporation counsel respectively. Charles Stewart named Public Safety chief. Fire Chief Laula Domrosch reappointed. David Boyd selected as port commissioner. sugar term definitions noted for substances including sucrose and maltose.
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Clardnea McNally
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Huw Boon
Renayelaor
Mayow ‘Thoimnae
HL Clark
Chirk
ml#o
Peter J. Con Ils
Navy
New
Veterans' Service Agency
Rensaelar
Contin Jag
Willian Reagi
Laula Domrosch
Fire Department
Philip King
Joseph Kendall
Clark
David Boyd
Aldeman
Marshal Rose
Wyoming Ranks Second Nationally in Wool Clip for 15
Wyoming stands second in the United States for the wool clip for 15, with Texas leading the nation. The data highlights Wyoming’s substantial output and positions the state among top wool producers alongside industry leaders.
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Wyoming
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