Japs Held No Bar to Union Of Hawaii
Honolulu reports show witnesses before a Special House committee on Hawaii statehood disputed racial fears. Territory Delegate Joseph F. Akington and others argued that Japanese ancestry poses no barrier to statehood, while sugar interests pressed for protection against discriminatory practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Hawaii
Honululu
Ittey
Homer D. Angel
Territory
Joseph Futtington
Ama
Andrew J. Lind
University of Tinawan
Tawaiian Sugar Planter Association
United States
Saga
Hong of Teptes Tentatives
Hiwat
Faoled
Truman era wage dispute nears settlement guidance
President Truman and labor leaders debated wage controls as the steel industry faced possible price adjustments. Officials, including reconversion head Snyder and conciliation director Warren, prepared mediation sessions to address a 18 percent wage rise proposal while investigations by the Bureau of Labor Statistics continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlin
Hla
Whielace
Polley
United
Stel Corporation
Incustry
Edgar L. Warren
Lae
Mighleen
Workers International Union
Jrus Anid
St Ro
General Mators
Truman
Perhana
Famatiow
Western Union Strike News Relates to Labor Disputes
The Western Union strike disrupts dispatches as union leaders claim the company blocks fair wage codes. Officials cite compliance with wage directives while warning of risks to operations and interstate telegram service amid a broad labor dispute with the Allied Communications Association and others.
War Veteran Fred A Griffin Dies at Albany
Fred A Griffin, veteran of five 105th Infantry sub division, died yesterday at Kenwood Memorial Hospital Albany after a lingering illness. Born in Troy, he leaves two sisters Mrs Josaph Motlay of Cray and Mrs WB Balishing of Schenectady. He will lie in state at Nekill Funeral Home Albany and Friday at Saint Patrick’s Church where a requiem mass will be held. Burial will be in St Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A Griffin
Wve
105Th Infantry
Kenwood Momprial
Albay
Troy
Mre
Josaph E. Motlay
Cray
Wb, Balishing
Schenectady
Anam
Nekill Funeral Home
Hoosick
Fsant
St Patrick's Charen
St. Peter's Cemetery
Joan Fi Logky
Leo Dempany
Joseph Nichand
John Conners
Patrick Griffin
Joseph A. Fianidin
Sse. Agnes’ Church
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Colma
Pollard
G. Boivin
Congress Street
Haemind Seguin
Charles Spoon
Valhan Astues
Arthur ‘Tanne
Fisher Robitaille
Leo H. Palais
St. Sosepa’s Cemetery
Waterford
Mrs John J Curtis Dies After Long Illness
Mrs John J Curtis died after a lingering illness in Vogues. She was an ardent Church of Disciples member, Sunday School teacher, and Long Island native resident of Sopoy. Survived by her husband Raleigh T Curtis and two grandchildren John T and Paula Curtis of Mountain Gales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Curtis
Church of Disciples
Curtie
Churn
Sopoy
Nh Ben
Raleigh T. Curtis
Mountain Gales
Nook
John T
Paula Curtis
Mountain Lidtag
State Corporation Tax Deadline In New York State
Fifty thousand and business corporations subject to the corporate franchise tax in New York State have a week left to pay the tax fines due. The state department of taxation and finance and tax board set the deadline for Tuesday. Many taxpayers have not yet paid based on returns in 1915. some have already settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Tnt
Atnte Department of Fixttion
Aml Taal
Notley
Child undergoes peanut incident surgery in hospital
Edward A. Lachaise of Buttind Vermont removed amid a peanut allergy scare. The two year old child from WalterLa- Jolen parents was taken to Schenectady hospital after a peanut piece caused a distressing episode during a crying spell. The child was operated on to remove the object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Lachaise
Protest protests and demobilization push roils soldiers worldwide
A chaotic report describes demonstrations by U S and Allied troops demanding faster demobilization. Soldiers gathered in mass protests near Washington and at overseas posts while officials, columnists, and politicians debate pace and policy.
Northside Fire Volunteers Fleet Officers
John Parrae was elected president of the Peek Hose Up North Mire District Northside. Mishael Nerney was chosen president. Other officers include Wilton Lugek as financial secretary Frederck Wert as secretary Chasler Murmantin as treasurer Willane LaBit suptait Ede mer Lueck Willham Agroos lieutenwile Ernest Potter saul Jotn Grochini Justeus Lea O'Meara delegate to the New York State Pirrmen's Convention with Thetney as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parrae
Peek Hose Up
North Mire
Northside
AMA
Mishael Nerney
Clea
Wilton Lugek
Frederck Wert
Chasler Murmantin
Treasuer
Willane LaBit Suptait
Edemer Lueck
Willham Agroos
New York State
Thetney
Tims
South Paeile
BLC
Alehany
Barbers Union Plans Banquet and Installation Honors
The Journeymen International Barber's union of Am... holds an airstannual banquet at Sunset Inn. Veteran members will be honored and installation ceremonies for newly elected officers conducted. Latai presided. Albert Delone named vice chair. Toby Giamprone as total master. Thomas R. Woii as secretary. Anthony Delano named Arrangements chair with Lanles Alennnl assisting.
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Lora
Journeymen's International Barber’s Union of Ametion
Chales
Mr. Latai
Albert Delone
Yen
Toby Giam- Prone
Thomas R. Woii
Anthony Delano
Lanles Alennnl
Jen Ponmne
WU Michael Busone
Patrick Donnelly
William Merlins
Directors to Meet at Mse Whipnle School Par Urte
The board of directors at the Whipnle School Par urte Teacher Association will meet Monday at the hotel of Mrs. Jones, 739 Fourth Avenue North Troy. Board members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipnle School Par Urte Teacher Association
San
Mrc. Jones
Hoyd
Fourth Avenue
North Troy
Soldiers protest at Paris embassy demonstration in uniform
In Paris about 600 United States soldiers staged a sympathy demonstration for fellow GIs in the Philippines. They marched along the Avenue de Trocadéro toward the American Embassy, shouted to go home, and dispersed after speeches.
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Stary Connuter
Congress
Hess
Chaiaus
Ourpliier
Pattersons
Unusind
Batangas
Mamita
Jaye Lar
Truaiin
Ehiadiman
Sunuly
Paterson
Patterson
Tokyo
Pepi Leys
Gia
Stems
Washington
Curlis D. Slimman
Post
Alien Park Ina
Rlbor
G. Wedemeyer
Atletican
Ching
Diacharya
Nia Lroons
Wedemeyer
Is Jong Ag
Navy
Nn Qiblenium
Dol
Amyspaper
Willer Winehell
Drevy Petraeus
Idwit C. Johnson
Cola
Radro Ununotil
20Th Air Porce
Teamy
Imsim
Gle
Philippines
Stripes
Paertin
Paris
United States
Ave de Teotiphe
Ardes
Champs Sees
Ploer de la Cone
Allied plots and Nazi aims emerge in transcripted report
Distrust grows as the document outlines Quisling and Nazi leaders plotting to destabilize Haakon’s Norway while Europe moves toward non aggression pacts. Intercepted statements reveal German intent to invade Poland, absorb Austria, and expand slave labor programs as witnesses tie high officials to a broad campaign of war preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidkun Quisling
Ian
Haakon
Norway
Quisting
Ue Diay
Tutewe Crain
Far Ern Minster
Hibbentrop
Europe
Subventrop
Sir David
Fuseh
Mime
Decmson
Chane
Walline
Ciamo Faler
Mhesalini
Manizalini
Mami
Interpeace
Ure Giyman
Albrocht
Goering
Austria
Poland
Germany
Gawring
Albrecht
Gestapo
al Threcht
Ubal
Russia
Germatny
St Johns Church Congregational Meeting Planned
St Johns Lutheran Church schedules a congregational meeting today at 6 30 PM with a supper served by the Ladies Aid Society. Mrs William Oinker and Mrs William Wakelee named as supper chairmen, with an eleven member committee including Mrs Eugene Wakea and Mrs Edward Miller. Hostesses at the society's last meeting were Mrs Wakelee and Mrs Henry Woinenva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Wakelee
Henry Woinenva
Mra Adelph
Duerschuer
Sunshine
Mea
Catherine Burghart
George Wetarl Mis
Id Mille
My. Flannigan
Grand Jury Hears Indictments in Upstate County
Upstate County Grand Jury reports two indictments and four noted will foreclosures. Robert Marker of Whitehall faces grand larceny and second degree charges over an auto theft. Alfred Tacka and Fred Davis of Whitehall indicted for second degree grand larceny in the theft of a vehicle. Robert LaRoe of Kitchen Falls charged with hindering two counts for breaking into Willian Fleming’s Summit Lake home and Thomas Rogers’ dwelling on Sept 11 and 17. Jury commends District Attorney James Gingon. Those indicted to be arraigned tomorrow. In a separate civil case a jury awards $100 and right of way to plaintiffs over Kiaveoy property after a gun alleged. Court adjourned to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sujprum Coll
Washington County
Jhis
Tere
Daniel Flavio
Aimirol
Robert Marker
Whitehall
Data Mills
Quven
Great Moaton
Ftison
Camstack
Alfred Tacha
Fred Davis
Robert Jd. LaRoe
Kitcheen Falls
Busby
Hind
Willian D. Fleming
Summit Lake
Arayle
Thomas Togers
Lion
James Gingon
Down Ta
Flan
Suston
Carl
Helen Kiaveov
Née Defandany
Aclion
Kiaveoy
Harris
Imie
Medical Society Discusses Diphtheria at Troy Club
Rensselaer County Medical Society held a dinner meeting at the Troy Club to hear Dr. Herman C. Gordinier present Observation On Diphtheria As Seen In A General Overseas Hospital. Dr. Victor Jacobsen led the discussion after the talk as Dr. Food Parma, vice president, chaired the business meeting noting the absence of President Dr. Ranald E. Massey. Committees for 1946 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina General Overseas Hospital
Rensselaer County Medical Society
Troy Club
Herman C. Gordinier
Victor Jacobsen
Food
Parma
Ranald E. Massey
Russell Sage College Chapel Service Marks Student Leadership Changes
Russell Sage College students gathered at the weekly chapel in the Presbyterian Church. President Velen Melingoy introduced Mish Dowthy Jonge as the new chair and president of the Student Government Association, while Miss Jones reviewed progress on the constitutional convention for revising the student government constitution. Miss Retly Sehack led the pledge of allegiance as freshmen joined the new code, and the service closed with the Alma Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage College
Velen Melingoy
Lhieo Amos
Roe
Misa
Chawman
Llonartaut
Ohils
Tree Ten Rounders of St Nicholas State at York
Two ten round matches announced for St Nicholas Arena. Sony Pellone to meet Maxie Shapiro and Adaron to face Tiger Wade of Sad Praticiaen. Pellone and Shapiro are from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas State
York
St. Nicholas Arena
Jom
Sony Pellone
Maxie Shapiro
Adaron
Tiger Wade
Sad Praticiaen
Holman Willams
Detroit
Pellone
Shapiro
New Yarers
Swedish Ring Champ Kay Defeats Scottish Rival in Knockout
In a seventh round contest Kay from Sweden delivered a decisive knockout blow to his rival from Scotland. Portor failed to answer the bell for the eighth round ending the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Kay
Stoukholm
Gua Ang Mmiong
Heaveyworkhr
Olle Tanibarg
Vhin
Scotland
Inalwight Porter
Veterans Advice on Filing Claims in Cohoes
Local Veterans Service Office at City Hall provides guidance on filing service connected disability claims with copies of honorable discharge papers. Keefe notes two government care paths, hospitalization and outpatient care, with emphasis on establishing outpatient eligibility for emergency hospital treatment if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwatinds
Allony
Coty Veterans’ Service
Gahoes City Hall
Gratendiy
Bain
Kewfe
Kenly
Galliy
Keefe
Uae
Scout Service Group
Allien
Eise
Medical Cate
Hearing On Cohoes School Budget Adopted In Public Session
A public budget hearing at Cohoes City Hall discussed the school budget. The board approved the budget proposal totaling 9,997,111.36 with 272,293.55 to be raised by direct taxes. Allocations include 25,000 for new equipment, 4,000 for athletic planning, and 1,000 for veterans classes as part of plans for high school expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Cohoen
John
Josh Mitehual
Duned
Chlehrest
Ravi Spillane
Salei
Xitex
Iwi
New Grimimn
Aieliteal
Prinicipal Administration
Cohoes Legion Post Maps Plans for New Quarters
Cohoes Legion Post held an executive meeting to discuss building a new quarters on Queida Avenue and to survey land for a future World War I and Legion Memorial Home. Committees were named for land purchase and fundraising while past commanders advised civic activities as members prepare for a gathered membership drive. Health data noted two communicable disease cases and local vital statistics reflected in the month’s reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruano
Americamd Legion
Excentiva
Pedts Ant
Queida
Willim Hutchins
Wesley White
Leonidas Landry
Cay
Frank Mc Eny
William Langlais
Higlchins
Ap & Ponsible
Jlo
Une
Maree
Uacion
Port
Pal
Te Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cohaes
Health Department
Radolph & Rouler
Hans D. Weiss
Edmund J. Kearney
Paul L. Marrs
Jan von Rosemond
William J. Quinn
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Multiface
Diamonds the Diamonds
Tima
Timpane’s Diamond Merchants
Remsen St
Cohoos
Donlon & Son Que
Hea Babin
Cohoes
Western Union
Atiku Wan Wilad
Mpport
Yale and Towne Manufacturing
Ryan
Weatary
Mindy
Doe
Hyan
Cf Q. Amartsan Communications Association
Natonal Labor Relations Board
Ve Dal
Waatern
Ratusal
Free Service Unhisnpared
Radio Corporation of Amation
Amerian Exrahoundelephone
Western Union Atrike
Hal Uf
Uran
Eatry
Innelatrd
Servien
New York
Raverl St Bebling
Huype
Galle
Normer
AF. Uaiany
Egan
Uberity
Fred A. Griffin
Albany
John J, Curtis
Eranut
Gloeckner
Watervliet
Watervilet Masonic Temple
Evening Star Lodge
A.M
Leth
Frank Bachteler
Srod
Northside Fire Volunteers
Barbers Union
MSE
St. John’s Church
Roosevelt
Churchiles
Alangy Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Churchills
London
U.S
UNO General Assembly
Piette Revel
Upstate County Grand Jury
Medical Society
Cohoes Veterans
Amenbéetry
Eh Council At
Christian Education
Bish Methodist Church
Lewis
Sooml Security Hering
Soetyh i Security Board
Boreiu
Survivors Insurance
Mamba
G. Lyon
Song of Union Veterans
Remsen
Walter Bailey
Joseph Moulin
Snegent Siroat
Jerantelt W. Green
Bowevard
Naval Service
Navy Servation Center
Lida Beach
Iss Theresa Blaix
Olneslvid Street
Doris Chouinard
Mise Bhs
St. John's Boweapal Church
Ulitmuty
Cohoes Legion Post
Bank OF Waterford
Windbiat, Deposit Insury Corporation
Donlon
Paragon
Albany Frosted Foods, Inc., Distelbutors
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