Strike Truce Boosts Steel Production
The nation’s steel industry advanced over the weekend as wage talks neared resolution between United Steel Workers and US Steel Corp. About 20,000 workers faced temporary layoff in six states, while 11,000 had already returned to work as furnaces reopened. A White House meeting was set to resume wage talks, with proposals previously at 2 00 and 120 dollars per week. Pittsburgh plants planned production downsizes and reopenings as the strike deadline loomed, and Carnegie-Illinois Steel in Chicago reported a quick pickup in finish and fabrication operations helping output.
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Avhlety
Wong
HK Teeworks
United Steel Washtad
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Besaumers
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Philly Matay
Union Murray
Thien
Benedoin FP Palilesy
USS Bluch
White House
Toonorrow
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Rease
Aiiike
U. Steel
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Carnegie-Itnels Steel Corporation
U. & Steel
Peterson's Ointment Benefit for Pimples and Soothing Relief
An ad style note touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick relief for itchy pimples red blemishes and other skin irritations. It claims soothing healing on contact with cautioned use for cracks on feet and rough skin with improved appearance and comfort.
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Peterson
Timots Operative Rise Forecast Across Regions
Timots expects operations to reach about 50 percent by tomorrow across South Chicago and Gary Indiana plants. Production halted briefly at Blaninghang At the Pittabueg of the Booth Lyntee factory. About 3,000 union workers picketed in Connecticut and Pittsburgh area. New York rates show 12,000 workers in New York City area with scattered stoppages nationwide.
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Tomorow
Chicage
Gary
Ind
Stodl
Blaninghang
Pittabueg
Booth” Lyntee
Koni King AL Hu
Boom Jowel
B& Per
Union Punbury
Connecticut
BOO I
Pittsburg
Inelind
Enpluyro
Communists accsued of burning villages in Chinas war
Reports from Chungking accuse Chinese Reds of torching many villages while fighting in Laos and Jehol Province. Government and Communist versions clash as a unity conference negotiates truce terms and potential inspections. Some observers doubt charges but expect clashes to ease with days of talks ahead.
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Chungking
Ana Chitren
Laos
Suntiay
China
Jehol
Wah
Strategs Point
Chang
Chiang Hiueh-liang
Yang Hu-cheng
Generahaamo Chiang Kui Shel
Duc
Evening Division at RPI Seeks Applications by Feb 15 1946
In addition to technical subjects courses are offered in nontechnical subjects in English History and Economics. Applications should be filed as early as possible and not later than February 15 1946. For information forms and bulletin consult Chairman of Evening Division Room 101 Sage Building Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy New York telephone Troy 6810 Extension 30.
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Sage Building
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
New York
Died Yesterday Of Ifetong Resident Hary Matthews
Hary Matthews a longtime resident and World War veteran died at his residence 12 Mechanic Street after a short illness. He served in St Mihiel and Vosges offensives and was a communicant of St Joseph's Church. He is survived by widow Elisabeth M Puhry and four siblings. The funeral will be held Thursday at 9 am from the residence and 4:30 am from St Joseph's Church with a requiem mass. Interment in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Matthaws
St Mihil
Vosges
Joseph's Church
Thomas Auth
Mary McGiath Matthews Ifeth
Rhaabeth M. Puhry
St Joseph's Cemetery
Chicago Mayor Seeks More Police After Kidnap Case
Chicago Mayor Ed ward J Kelly urged adding 600 to 1,000 officers as investigators cold the trail in the week-old Suzanne Degnan kidnapping. Coroner and toxicology teams reexamine the case while police search sewers for missing parts as authorities pursue leads to calm public fear.
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Chicago
Myer Ulgulorg
Shiying
Che Capo
Edward J Kelly
Lisils
Suzanne Degintn
Moll Tide
Shenaan
A. Brodie Animis
Shrinne
Fries
Carnival schedule brings joy to children nationwide
Sentineys ye WelFAL program designed to entertain children with a January 21 Guardian Angele Horie visit after a Sunday visit to St Joseph's Home. Guests included Charles Lalor at the computer with Merit Smith Jed Sous vey Fred Caven Frank McGowan and Join Byon Lev Buaupie. Referrals and candy bags were provided by Legionnaires as a charity event proceeds.
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Sentineys
Troy Tost
Amelican Legon
Guardian Angele Horie
St Joseph's
Ranche Gungdon's
Curnival
Tay Post
St. Joseph's
Legionnaires
Charles Lalor
Merit Smith
Jed Sous Vey
Fred Caven
Frank McGowan
Byon
Lev Buaupie
Nagicans
Wile Sporteleke
Area Camp Fire Units Plan Event
Area Camp Fire groups will meet at 8 pm with Thin Guardians Association to discuss the project for younger youth groups. The program includes study groups and park visits to develop ties among the community, with Mia Harold Britton presiding.
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Thin Guardians Association
MGA
Lluehird
Donizon
Camp Pwo
Induyenul
Edunalland
Graupa
Mia Harold Britton
Wlh Premida
Marriage of Kathelean M Speliwin and Robert I Melaurin
Miss Kathelean M Speliwin of Reston wed Robert I Melaurin of Rating Texas. Ceremony held at the Army Walter Road Hospital chapel. Melaurin is stationed at the hospital.
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Washington
Francie
Spelingan
New York
Kathelean M. Speliwin
Reston
Robert I. Melaurin
Rating
Tex
Army
Walter Road Hospital
McLaulin
Nazi Order to Kill U S Seamen Revealed in Trial
British prosecution presents documents showing a Nazi plan to sink American ships and attack merchant convoys. Testimony cites Grand Admiral and naval officers discussing destruction of US shipping and potential attacks in French and British waters to hinder American war effort.
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Nuernvergs
Duunite
Altley Ehobe
Naval
Peter Josseph Heisig
Goreman Naval College
Doentt
Dugalle
Dua
Navy
Philosphy
Fidel
Athicka
Bish
French
Tax Reports Filed On Two Estates
Interstate tax reports filed in Sotbogales Court yesterday on the estate of Eye Bastonwhike and William A Snyder by Edward Poland. The papers show Mrs Chase Wed intestate November 23 1918 leaving an estate of 78928 after reductions. Richard W Chase of Troy husband of the deceased is administrator. Snyder’s estate left a gross 4234.61 with deductions totaling 159085, net estate 226,878. Elsa M daughter of The flecertony and Mimetrates is sole beneficiary of the estate.
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Sotbogales
Ustatee
Eye Bastonwhike
William A Snyder
Edward Poland
Wansfer
Altorney Alter
Geather
Chase
Teaving
Rds
OWL Ak
Richard W Chase
T Roy
Syle Wisterbutre
Macken & Ranney
Snyder
Elsa M
Witerney
George W. Melsaae
Milk Price Sets Record for December
New York UPA announces uniform price of 364 dollars per hundredweight for milk delivered in December within the New York milkshed. Officials say it’s the highest December price under federal state order, with producers in New York, Vermont and Pennsylvania earning about 439 dollars per hundredweight, and 98 percent of milk sold cheese production payments.
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New York
Administrata CJ
Y M C A Seminar To Hear Mrs Van Velser
The monthly executive seminar at the Y M C A features Mrs Matty Van Velser as principal speaker on the importance of personal policies and study. The event introduces new officers including James Turney as president and Miss Silvina Jabong as treasurer.
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Yomga Synarrow
Leromber
James Turney
Tans Buhind
Sslvina Jabong
Etcalary
Now Min Chirk
Propanshasan
Mra
Matty van Velaa
Min van Velaar
Mi Tunar
Lady Seeks Relief After Gas From Meals Causes Distress
A Troy advertisement touts a stomach remedy named ERE HELP claiming to cure gas, headaches, and constipation after meals. It asserts a daily dose and full bowel cleansing, promising rapid comfort and a return to normal eating.
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Indy
Tuix Taly
Troy
Committee Aids Veterans by Finding Homes
Clyde W. Heer chaired a housing committee meeting proposing reuse of existing dwellings to ease veterans housing needs. The plan aims to avoid new construction and reduce associated costs while evaluating six converted homes for occupancy and other options.
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Bendel
Andson
Koqupine Boateo
Huy
Fae Wynantglull
Heuston Committee
Hiya
Maser
Jake Jd Ahan
Clyde W. Heer
Hus Housing Committee
Knickerbacker P T A Plans Fathers Night Program
The Knickerbacker Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association executive board met to finalize ten plans for Fathers Night scheduled for Tuesday January 22. A speaker from the Conradi Flotsie Co and a television segment by Iain Seagly were discussed. The board also reviewed plans for a student luncheon, a February school cafeteria event, and moving up the nominating committee to select the annual institute at Cornell in April. Nominating committee members were named, including Mrs Wallen Le Grue, Mr Marin Brain, and Mrs Paul Weekmuller, with appointment as unit representative on the council nominating committee.
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Knickerbacker Junor High School
Mig Walelun Wo McNutty
Towadey
Gongrad Flotsie Co
Iain Seagly
Wire Vision
Speciany
Association
Mia Eoay
Cornell
Vole
McNulty
Wallen le Grue
Me Marin Brain
Amve Jen
Paul Weekmuller
Lloyd
Danny
Readitr Council
Mgeuygod
Wallum
ANK
Loreton
Area Traffic Managers Elect Frojans Seeoal Trojans
The district traffic managers association holds annual meeting at Wailert's Roost Gonnoia Sfudson Motor Weight Co. Donald J Young, assistant traffic manager, Lud low Valve Co, and J. Donald Mebbs, manager, Renvedarr Vale Co, join the board of governors. Fallon McNulty of Merinds Regional Market named second vice president. A Albark Patiie of Schenectady named president. Henry C. Bessette of Acme Fimght Co remains on executive committee.
Harsh Weather Dims Outlook as Cold Front Looms
Fragmented OCR reports severe winter conditions with low winds and near 21 degrees. Forecasters note a cold wave since January and predict snow or rain risks, while Gulf States hints of a storm system may affect the area within the week.
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Tomorow
Montana
Huedu
Torecista
Gulf States
Pass Insurance Test on Grown Island and Cohoes
Residents passed insurance tests conducted by the New York State Insurance Department. Marcel Isabelle of Cohoes succeeded in the test for casualty insurance representative. The tests verified competency for licensing as an Insurance representative.
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Grown Island
Cohoes
New York
Stte Insurance Department
DB Lapdiim
Mazine Insurance
Marcel
Isabelle Cohoes
Casualty Ameurance
Lansingburg PT A Sees Members Increase At Meeting
The Lansingburg Parent Teacher Association reports a 10 percent rise in membership. The group details plans for a Boundary Day boycott, a February meeting, a March 6 luncheon, and a canteen dance set for April 5. Officers Lloyd and Donahue named chairmen for events. Liesd and Wallum active in planning and nominating duties. The association notes the Soviet Union’s five year plan inaugurated October 1, 1995.
Funeral Directors Plus Ladies Night Event Plans
Funeral Directors Plus announces Ladies Night with Danee and a committee including Henry Whit, Arthur Dutenie, and local organizers. The event aims to raise funds and feature testimonials, auctions, and community participation at a Minne venue on a Sunday.
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Funeral Directors Plus Ladies Night
Danee
Tank
Victim Dies After Pole Accident At Que Lady Hospital
A 47 year old man died yesterday at Victory Hospital following a pole and wire incident in West Saneca. Three others were injured as a power pole broke and the guy wire snapped during maintenance work. Police report severing chest injuries and multiple traumas.
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Jind
Victory Hospital
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