President Urges Nation Service Law and War Efforts
President asks Congress to pass a national service act and expands wartime plans. He outlines universal military training after the war, full employment through private enterprise, public works, and social programs. He cites progress against Germany and Japan and calls for more nurses and selective service expansion.
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Congress
Civerences
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Guender
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Europe
Germany
Belgium
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Japan
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National service urged to mobilize all resources
Speech outlines need for a National Service Act to mobilize labor for war, expand nursing induction, and ensure postwar readiness. Calls for universal military training, tax structure tweaks, and strong foreign policy unity with the Allies to defeat Nazi Germany and Japan.
Deaths Coma essai at and Dearing Th an Ordnance consent
Legal notice from Trav city seeking permission to operate a tutor business and establish street access for a municipal ordinance. The document names Stewart Jones as Corporation Counsel and Walter Shea as Chairman with references to committee meetings and January dates.
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Trav
Sehenerady Kailens
Span
Teregsh al Attag Certiig Steeet
Uniep Staton
Taira
Congress
Tveer
Secon
Stewart Jones
Corporation
Walter
Shea
Chlauramay
Parole and Court Scene Highlight Night Club License Case
The Albany court heard a liquor license revocation linked to Parr's brother amid a crowded courtroom. Judge and officers faced a tense wait as spectators filled the gallery and cameramen recorded the proceedings.
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Page Sry
Alan Zaroya
Shucei
Jeans
York
Parr
Thornty
Albany
Hampi
Ozrk
Fudge Kampf
Easdiul
McElveney
Averill Park PTA Forum Promises Student and Community Debate
Averill Park Central School hosts a PTA forum on a year of United States education goals for boys aged 15. Principal will open the meeting with Ruth Simonson and Charles Werger leading speakers from Averill Park and the Student Council. Eleanor Reid and Fred Brew join the negative panel with Floyd Tiffs moderating. Each speaker gets six minutes followed by audience questions. A brief business meeting will follow with refreshments provided by the committee chaired by Mrs. Vincent Pohlman.
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United States
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Averill Park Central School
Man
Ruth Simonson
Averill Park
Charles Werger
Joseph Messig
Averil Park
Vincent
Pohlman Az
Donat
Hazes Jenizel
McElveney in Arraignment for Murder Case
Judge Kempf called McElveney’s name during arraignment as the case of Chief Fitzpatrick’s murder proceeded. The defendant swayed, was supported by police, and adjournment was granted to allow further investigation. Details tie McElveney to a past clash over a dentist bill and a broader Albany police department history. Parr, a key witness, survives a separate 1929 shooting in Schenectady.
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Valde
Murber
Johan W. McElveney
Albany Police Court
Pila J. Frege
Attormer
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Kampf
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Smith Street
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Tooting
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MicHivencyr
Albany Police
Daniel Marey
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Albany
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Marcy
Court of Appeals
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Inauguration Talk Sparks Friction on Capitol
Mrs. Bolton leads criticism of presidential traditions and Congress in heated exchange. Patton clings to his Capitol Hill office as D Alesandro relocates amid paint delays. FCC records a rapid approval for KTHT Houston amid a series of missteps and attempts by Roy Hofheinz to restructure his station.
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Harry Byrd
Capitol
Bolton
Dannery
Patton
Texas
Aigre
Rep
Pennsy
D’alesandro
Maryland
Nat
Capitol Hill
Douglas
Congressman D'Alesandro
Federal Communications Commission
KTHT
Houston
Joe Jones
Lig
Roy Hofheinz
Jesse Jones
Hofheinz
New Orleans
F.C
Greenwich Draft Board Announces Preinduction Reportees
Greenwich Draft Board names accepted preinduction examinees to report next Monday. Listed are numerous individuals from Cambridge, Fort Edward, Easton, Greenwith, and White Creek, with several volunteers and transfers noted including James Harren now in Greenwich.
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Jackson—Martin
A. Haxeia
Francis J. Baldwing Sajem
Albert L. Hasns
Stanter
Harrington
White Creek
George W. Pratt
Bodkin
Argyle
Easton
James Harren
Greenwich Board
Long Island City
Wil
Liberty Street Man Injured in Fall
John Gow 46 of 20 Liberty Street sustained cheek and nose lacerations from a fall on Wash iegren Street near River Street. He was taken to Troy Hospital by Patrolmen Frank Mascélli and Donald Degen. He returned home after treatment. Mrs Catherine OBrien of 15 17 Second Avenue was driven home by Patrolmen Will Aran and Albert Prezio after claiming to feel faint at Dove Street and Sixth Avenue and refusing medical care.
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John Gow
Liberty Street
Troy Hospital
Frank Mascélli
Donald Degen
First Precinct
Washiegren Street
River Street
Catherine O'Brien
Second Avenue
Will, Aran
Albert Prezio
Dove Street
Sixth Avenue
Mountain View Fire Company to Meet
Presentation of the organization s by laws will be made today at a meeting of the Mountain View Volunteer Fire Co. at the Mountain Board of directors will execute the necessary legal papers for the county and state at the meeting. Other important business is scheduled. Any resident of district desiring to join the company has been invited.
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Mountain View Volunteer Fire Co
Mountain Board of Directors
Irict
Tion
Schuylerville Sergeant Reported Missing in Germany
Schuylerville Sergeant Joseph J. Sulli with the Infantry was reported missing in Germany since December 22 in a War Department communication to his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Sulli of Schuylerville. Enlisted January 7 1941 and went overseas last May as a member of the 351st Infantry Third Army. He held the Combat Infantryman Badge and was a Schuylerville High School graduate class of 1936 who helped in his father’s food market business.
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Sergi
Joseph J. Sulli
Germany
War Department
Samuel Sulli
Seauhlerville
Sulli
351St Infantry
Third Army
Schuylerville High
Coast Guard Seeks Women Specialists
The Coast Guard announced a call for women specialists to join the service as clerical professionals, including stenographers and accountants, for the SPARS program. Recruits may receive training at specialist schools and be assigned appropriate rates.
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Coast Guard
New York
Masonic Club Renames Randall President
Harry A. Randall was reelected president of the Masonic Club of Upper Troy for a second term at the annual dinner and meeting held Saturday night at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple. Other officers reelected were Dr G Emer Martin as vice president William B Patton as secretary Geo L Clempson as treasurer Louis Madsen Leon K Lonsdale and William Sherman as directors.
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Harry A. Randall
Masonic Club of
Upper Troy
Lansingburg Ma‘Temple
G. Emer Martin
Wiliam B. Patton
Geox
L. Clempson
Louis Madsen
Leon K Lonsdale
William Sherman
Real Estate Boards To Meet January 23
Real estate boards in Troy and Conoee will hold a joint meeting on Tuesday January 23. District OPAS rent control officers Christie and Arnold Wise will address the gathering as Troy group officers are installed.
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Troy and
Conoee Real Estate Boards
Nalix
Hendrick Hudson
Christie
Arnol
Wise
District Opas Rent Control Office
Troy Group
Boy Taken to Hospital for Acute Appendicitis
Louis Portlock age 7 was taken from 45 King Street to Troy Hospital yesterday morning in a police radio car by Patrolmen Earl Retzlaff and William Sunderland of Central Police Station. He was reported to be suffering from acute appendicitis.
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Louis Portlock
King Street
Troy Hospital
Earl Retzlaff
William Sunningham
Central Police
Sta
Nazi General Killed in Action Report Sweeps Berlin
The German DNB agency reports Maj. Gen. Willy Brandner of the Nazi SS Elite Guard killed in action. The casualty was conveyed in a domestic broadcast heard by foreign services.
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New York
Willy Brandner
DNB
The
County Officials to Attend State Social Welfare Conference
Rensselaer County will be represented at the state Department of Social Welfare Area meeting in Albany by Douglas Hudson county commissioner of public welfare William A Doren case supervisor of public assistance aged Mrs Careion Purcell case supervisor of child service The group will discuss eliminating settlement requirements as a factor in determining responsibility for public assistance and related state reimbursements and aid for dependent children and aged assistance with the tentative proposal scheduled for Wednesday at the Ten Eyck Hotel in Albany.
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Rensselaer County
Navy Room Rendezvous At Troy M C A Reopens For Servicemen
The Navy Room at the Troy M C A hosted a USO Servicemen's Canteen reunion Saturday night after the holiday recess with higher attendance. Troy YWCA Business and Industrial Girls Club members served as junior hostesses while Homer F. Poupart directed the entertainment. Afternoon hours offered letter writing and lounge access for servicemen.
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Navy
Troy ¥.M.C
USO
Troy Y.wooca Business and Industrial Girls Club
Homer F. Poupart
OPA Violation Costs Waste: Waste Paper Dealer Settlements
The district announced settlements in two civil suits against Rae UL Symansky, a waste paper dealer at 100 Ferry Street, for alleged overcharging in waste paper sales. William Heinecke, chief district enforcement attorney, reported settlements totaling 5.2 million and 873,533. Lester Skirchen of Schenectady described the cases, tied to alleged OPA violations. The actions were pursued by the State Supreme Court based on improper overcharges.
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Rae UL. Symansky
Ferry Street
OPA
William Heinecke
Atorney
Syteamsky
Heinecké
Lester Skirchen
Baus
van Guysting Avenue
Schenectady
The
of Beer
State Supreme Court
Fire destroys six buildings at Maine summer resort
Fire at a Maine summer resort in Boothbay Harbor destroyed six buildings causing an estimated $259000 in damage. Fire Chief J Hurchincsoe attributed the loss to a water frost bowl alley and noted the blaze spread to the offices of the Boothbay Register and several shops before control was regained.
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Maine
Soothbay Harbor
J. Hurchincsoe
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