Legislature Reopens to Decide Readjustments and Seats
Albany reports the New York State Legislature will reconvene to push action on Dewey's plan to freeze a 140 million dollar cash surplus and shield postwar readjustments. The short session faces reapportionment changes, potential retirements, and political battles as districts shift and incumbents face new districts this year.
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Albany
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
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Clifford C. Hastings
Rensselaer
Gilbert T. Seelve
Saratoga
J. Eugene Zimmer
Troy
John 8. Finch
Castleton
Maurice Whitney
Berlin
Girdle Shortage Not a Worry for Fat Women
An article urges fat individuals not to fear a girdle shortage and promotes Marmola as a weight aid. It warns Marmola is not a cure all, advises sensible eating, and to consult a physician if unsure about treatment. It claims druglists have sold over twenty million packages in thirty years.
War of political bat tle echoes in Albany as Dewey pre pares 1944 45 budget
Reports from Albany indicate a looming clash over redistricting and leadership as Governor Dewey challenges the OConnell machine. Feigenberg is named majority leader potential candidate for the 29th District. Dewey plans a lean budget with no broad tax cuts, preserving a cash surplus for postwar needs.
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Benjamin F. Feinberg
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Troy
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Essex
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Feinberg
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Report of Italian Soldiers Revolt in Fiume Sector
Travelers from Barcelona reporting from northeastern Italy say Italian troops in German uniforms and armed with German arms staged a revolt on December 30. The units, part of the Fiume sector, prevented their shipment to fight Yugoslav partisans in southern Bosnia, overcoming German officers directing the train.
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Com Lt
Fiume
Bosnia
War Chiefs Call for Uniform Soldier Ballot
Washington. The War and Navy Department urged uniform national voting law to aid absentee ballots for 660,000 service members. In a joint Knox and Stimson statement the departments said they neither back nor oppose specific legislation but will help service members vote as practicable within military operations.
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Frank Knox
Secretary of War
Henry L. Stimson
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Italians Repel German Attack Near Fiume in Five-Hour Battle
In a five hour clash near Fiume Italian forces held off German troops as comrades retreated to San Pietro. About 500 revolting Italians defended streets and buildings while 100 were killed, with 800 captured. Croat Italian guerrillas joined with seized arms from a troop train.
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Fiume
San Pietro
Local Notes on Visits and Leave at Home
Eagle Bridge resident Warner Harrison of Hoosick Falls visits Mr and Mrs Carl Moses. Floyd Brown and Roy Moses return from a week with Coleman Shehye in Bloomfield New Jersey. Pvt Joe Robertson of Camp Atterbury Indiana returns to camp after a W day furlough at his father Joe Robertson's home.
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Castleton Legion A Canteen Game Day Sponsored
Castleton Post No 738 alerts a Legion and Auxiliary game day in Village Hall Legion rooms today at 2 pm proceeds support the smoke fund for boys in service overseas.
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Montreal Contractor Indicted in Brooklyn Wifes Slaying
Louis Wolfe a young Montreal contractor was indicted for first degree murder in the December 30 slaying of his wife Mona in a Brooklyn hotel. Police said Wolfe admitted beating her to death with a shoe after she broke a prenuptial vow of felicity.
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Sns
Louis Wolfe
Montreal
Mona
Brooklyn
Kings County
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Former Assemblyman Parker Dies at 80 in Batavia
Fred B. Parker age 80, a former New York state assemblyman and long time New York State Fair Commission member from 1915 to 1925, died yesterday after months of illness in Batavia.
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Fred B. Parker
New York State Fair Commission
Warble Birds Make 800 Mile Gulf Crossing In One Night
Migrating warble birds undertake a remarkable nocturnal voyage across 800 miles of open water over the Gulf of Mexico. The feat highlights endurance and navigational precision as they traverse vast seas in a single night.
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