Yugoslav Partisan Stand Against German Forces Grows
Lieut. Col. Vladimir Dedier, a Tito aide recovering in Cairo, writes on Yugoslav partisans facing heavy German offensives. He notes 36 German divisions, multiple offensives, and casualties as the movement presses to destroy Nazi forces and secure a democratic, federated state per the Atlantic Charter.
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Vladimir Dedier
Josip Broz
Tito
Cairo
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Olga
Liect
Col. V. Dedier
Associated Press
Hitler
Russia
United Nations
Churchill
Italy
Hillery
Erwin Rommel
Africa
Tunisian
Yugoslav Partisans Report Major Banja Luka Victory
The Fifth Corps of Yugoslav Partisans broke through Banja Luka defenses on Jan 1, 1944, destroying the German base and killing about 2,000 troops. Allied airpower aided the push as German lines across seven fronts faced pressure.
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Balkans
Vares
Zenica
Hitler
Ploesti
Rumania
Danube
Kakanj
Croatia
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Slavko Rodic
Banja Luka
Adriatic
Sava
Bosnia
Jajce
Yugoslavia
Doctor Advises Light Routine for President Roosevelt
The President's physician, Rear Admiral Ross T. McIntire, urged a lighter schedule after Roosevelt's influenza illness and the recent labor incidents affecting the address to Congress. White House officials say the president should take it easy for a period as recovery progresses.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
White House
Stephen T. Early
Ross T. McIntire
Troy Buick Co. Reelects Officers After Stockholders Meeting
The Troy Buick Co. Inc. held a stockholders meeting at company offices and re elected all officers. Albert J. Morris was retained as president and treasurer.
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Troy Buick CO
Troy Buick Co. Inc
Albert J. Morris
Funeral Held for Former Troy Pastor
The funeral of Rev. Horace M. Oberholtzer D D former pastor of the First English Lutheran Church of Troy was held Wednesday from his residence 1351 Union Street Schenectady and from the First English Lutheran Church of that city Rev. Herbert D Shimer D D pastor officiated assisted by Rev. Samuel Trexler D D of New York president of the New York Synod and Rev H W Barkley D D of Shippensburg Pa A quartet composed of Mr and Mrs William Paul Mrs George Walker and Frank Miller sang Abide With Me and Now the Laborers Task Is Over Mrs David Randall presided at the organ Bearers were Guy Bull Alpert Barth George Walker William Pfeil George Hull and William Paul Interment took place in Oakwood Cemetery Troy
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First
Troy
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Schenectady
Herbert D. Shimer
Samuel Trexler
New York
New York Synod
H. W. Barkley
Shippensburg
William Paul
George Walker
Frank Miller
David Randall
Guy Bull
Alpert Barth
William Pfeil
George Hull
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy Knights Visit Hillside School for New Year Event
Troy Council No 176 Knights of Columbus paid a New Year visit to Hillside School with the K of Frolics entertainment. Mayor John J. Ahern spoke, Elmer J Donnelly addressed Catholic Charities, Grace Heffern was host, and Deputy Grand Knight James J Fox presented a donation to Hillside. Next visit slated for St Colman's Home. Atlantic City sees offshore gunfire prompt Navy routine maneuvers.
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Troy
Knights of Columbus
Hillside
John J. Ahern
Elmer J. Donnelly
Catholic Charities, of
Grace Heffern
Green Island
James J. Fox
Brother Clement
St. Colman
Troy Mayor forecasts state share for new high school plans
Mayor John J. Ahern said Troy expects the state to cover about half of the roughly 50000 dollar cost for high school plans and specifications. He and Secretary Martin B. Stack met Albany officials to push the project and land on Burdett Avenue. Plans, nearly finished under prior administration, would be submitted to the public works postwar planning commission for approval of half the cost. The goal is to be ready for postwar funding and to avoid delays, with incinerator and other projects also in mind.
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John J. Ahern
Troy
Martin B. Stack
Albany
Burdett Avenue
Ahern
Public Works Postwar Planning Commission
Roosevelt Budgets Reach Incredibly High Total
President Roosevelt sent 12 budget messages to Congress totaling 99 769 000 000 for the new fiscal year. This brings the projected federal spending to over 378 600 000 000, with about 295 000 000 000 earmarked for defense. Since Washington’s era through Hoover, government costs ran about 112 000 000 000.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Herbert Hoover
White House
J A Stillman Dies Noted New York Banker at 70
James A Stillman 70 longtime president and chair of National City Bank of New York died after brief illness in New York City He was the bank's 10th president and resigned in 1921 amid a sensational divorce suit by his former wife Anne Potter Stillman Later he remained a director and marked his 40th anniversary on the board this week
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New York
James A. Stillerdan
National City Bank of New York
Stillman
Anne
Fifi) Potter Stillman
Joint Services to Be Held by Synagogues
Special services under the joint auspices of Congregations Beth Israel and Sharah Tephilah will be held today at 3 p.m. in Sharah Tephilah Synagogue with Rabbi Isaac J. Teicher in charge. Cantor Shaye Sud will chant prayers. A Sholom Zochar reception follows in the vestry with Esther Teicher as hostess. Other Sabbath services are at 5 15 p.m. today and 8 a.m. tomorrow. The weekly father and son services, sponsored by Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood, are in the Sharah Tephilah vestry on Sunday at 9 a.m.
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Sharah Tephilah
Isaac J. Teicher
Shaye Sud
Sholom Zochar
Esther Teicher
Jewish Orthodox Brotherhood
Sharah Tephilah Vestry
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