17000 Troops Arrive At U S Ports
The Associated Press reports large troop movements with more than 500 American ships and units arriving at U S ports including New York, San Diego, San Francisco, and Portland. Notable entries list ships such as Calvin Coolidge, Newport News, and the HN and other Navy and Marine detachments, with numerous Army contingents and support craft arriving from Antwerp, Leyte, Manila, and Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oivanauld
New York
Calvin Coolidge
Antwerp
Dh Convalescent Hospital
Wilner Treadway
George M. Dibb
Muranille
Harbara
Avelly
Navy
Throg Coast
Giaid
Coast Guard
Lous
LST
LSM
Daguenger
Maines
San Francisco
Miacellan Cous
Adair
Shanghai
Ron Homme Richard
Leyte
Astly
Uscaloosa
Nourmen
Army
Robert Mills
Manila
Susan Calby
Sitkoh Hay
Pew Harbor
Oliver Mitchell
Lawrence Taylor
Pearl Haroy
AL Portland
Alcoa Polarsa
Yolohiman
Inlacelangaus Sioope
al Los Angeles
Marsh
Pearl Harley
Nidsceliancour
Faith Mills Reports Best Business Year in 1945
Faith Mills Inc reports its best year as sales exceeded expectations after a 45 million dollar milestone. Growth included a new heating plant at West Sand Lake and a sales office in New York with key officers reelected. William Mahony named president for his 15th term, with Mowe as vice president and treasurer and McCarthy as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Malls, Inc
National City Bank
Weat Sand Lake
New York
Willian D. Manony
Thon W. Rourke
Robert H. McCarthy
Arthur M. Tintler
Wreeteng
Horrdr
Mr. Mahony
Mowe
Trensurer
Me. McCarthy
Buller
Iaslalint
Trensuer
Taxi strike ends as drivers vote to return to work
President Robert Fester of the AFL CIO and Teamsters Union joint council said the executive council issued a directive and drivers voted at night to resume taxi service without dissent amid union instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwadington Upa
Wol
Taxi’ Diivers
Yekwen
Nun Patent Union
Robert Fester
AFL OL
Teamsters Union Joint Council
Executive Council
Father Induets Two Veteran Sons Into Trojan Post
The Trojan Post in Glen Avent admitted two veteran sons, Daugherty and Edward F. Dougherty, along with eight others, including Chittes Gainls and Ian Doyle. The meeting urged letters to New York and Congress to review a death sentence imposed on an American soldier. The post also supported veteran readjustment allowances and the March of Dimes drive, with plans for weekly parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Gona
Trojan Post
Glen Avent
Joan J. Bougherty
Complmler
Sone
Daha J. Hougherty, Jr
Edward F. Dougherty
Post
Chittes Gainls
Water Bonasléel
Maron of Dimes
Gree
Warold Byrant
New Years Love Party
Webster
Sunlon
Nebreak
Hoosick Falls Man Receives 30 Day Sentence
Arthur Gibbons 35 of Hoosick Falls pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sentenced to thirty days in jail by Judge Thomas J. O Connor in Troy Prince Court yesterday. The case was investigated by Cambridge post of Troop G and handled by Detective Burnty night squad. The complainant Theodnie Rohats of this town testified in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gibbons
Railroad Avenue
Hoosick Falls
Seay
Thomas J. O'Connor
Troy Prince Court
Theodnie Rohats
Kous
Cpl
William A. Mennstiel
Cambridge
Statn Poller
John J. Noonan
Burnty Night
II Wirtant
Churchill to Visit Roosevelt's Grave During US Tour
Churchill plans a visit to President Roosevelt’s gravesite at Hyde Park before returning to England. He travels through New York en route to Miami for a six week American holiday with limited engagements, hoping to meet President Truman at Westminster College, Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winston Chowehill
Miami
Plerela
Wey
New York
Roosevelt
Hyde
England
Churchill
Westminster College
Fulton
Mareni
Aton News Sonferou
Atlante Coast
World Trade Man Named Speaker for Auto Club Meeting
The Troy Automobile Club plans its annual meeting and dinner at 7 panwal. Edwin M. Van Voorhees, director of word trade vehisigns at General Mota Overseas Oparilions, will be speaker. Martin Romer will MC, with Clinton Rose leading singing, a magic act, and solos by Grace Sgefternany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Automobile Club
Panwal
Hondriele Pinon
Edwin M. van Voorhees
Word Trade Vehisigns
General Mota Overseas Oparilions
Santa Tomas
Ecamp
Martin Romer
Clinton i
Rose
Vents
O'Hara liv
Migs Grace
Mary Eas
Wildcat Division to be inactivated January 20
Yokoyama reports the Wildcats who helped win Peleliu and Anguar will be inactivated Jan 20 with low point personnel reassigned in Japan. Commanded by Maj. Gen. David J. Mueller, the unit activated in June 1912 at Camp Rucker Alabama, served in the Southwest in World War II, fought on Anguar Island and Peleliu, then Leyte for mop up duties in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokoyama
Bloody Nose
Japan
Amovi
Henghu
Davi J. Mueller
Camp Rucker
Ala
Tnlied
Arizona
Anguar Island
Sit
Lnter
Peleli
Leyte
Philippines
Proposed Increase in State Insurance Pay Raises Bills
State senators and assembly members introduced measures to raise unemployment and workers' compensation benefits, including higher weekly payments and expanded coverage. The bills aim to modernize the program and extend protections for dependents while funding expenses with a new joint committee study and a $25,000 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Elmer & Quint
Assemblymann
Withnny Tandrews
Juda Gansat
New York City
Danephsi
Brookisn
Golemi Novod
Democrat
Arthur Wachtel
Quinn
Trivia Steipgul
Miss Elizabeth Sheridan dies after brief illness at residence
Miss Elizabeth A Sheridan a longtime city school teacher and sister of Reverend Willimy H Sheridan dies Monday at 168 Ninth Street after a brief illness. Born here she taught at St Peter's Academy and Troy Teacher Training School. In 1907 she joined School 14 staff and served until illness. Survived by several brothers and a sister. Funeral from 168 Ninth Street Friday at 10 with interment at St Peter's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Sheridan
Willimy H. Sheridan
SL. Vaitten’s
Ninth Street
SS Peter's Academy
Troy
Sheridan
Mgr. John &. Sheridan
Mirg’s College
Emmiatisburg
Dames.a. Sheridan
Mise
Margaret F. Sheri
Wriday
SS Baul the Apostles Church
Bar to Speak at New York Bar Association Dinner
The New York Bar Association invited notable figures for its annual dinner in New York City. Lewin C. Ryan, Association president, announced the lineup including Rep Walter Ho Judd, Chief Judge John N. Laughran, and other invited guests for the Watdare Astoria event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Willian BP
Willesy
New Yank Sh Bar Association
New York City
Lewin C. Ryan
Pres Dent
Walter Ho Judd
ReMi
John N. Laughran
State Court of Appeals
Watdare Astoria
Corning Banker Dies After Yearlong Illness
Aaron Koster Williams, 60, retired president of Corning First National Bank and Yount Co., died yesterday after a year of illness. He was a longtime member of harness racing circles and part of the local horse trotting scene, with a noted trotter lineage.
Spokane Publisher Spalnie Dies in Washington
Spokane publisher and longtime newspaper figure from the Pacific Northwest died yesterday after a long career at his Spokane outlet. He helped grow Brew to an influential regional paper and served in prominent roles within the local press community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalnie
Cowles
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Troy
Weginninge
Man Heads Willys After Resignation Shakeup
James D. Money, who resigned last week as vice president in charge of overseas operations of General Motors Corp, was yesterday elected president and chairman of the board of Willys Overland Motors Inc. A woman, Arian Cacula, 38, Hof Hinadaie No Yo, died Monday from burns after her clothing caught fire at her home during a stove incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taleda
Olle, Te
James D. Money
General Motos Corp
Ehitemin
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc
Arian Cacula
Army and Navy Union Women Elect Officers at Huntley
The Army and Navy Union women held their annual election of officers Monday evening at Huntley. New officers include Gene Dahasan as senior vice president Plein, Mia Sullivan as duator, Elsa Gatbool as treasurer, Mary Brenna as secretary, and Charlotte Capension as officer for the game. Incoming president Min Hinche Fonda presided. The group voted to extend tuition to the Macch of Dunes and agreed to installations with Frey Auxiliary of Albany and Sons of Union Veterans No. 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Union
Cally
Mis Ath
Cathy
Huntle
Aun
Navy Union
ISA
Eli Poaks
Mox Gene Dahasan
View Plein
Mia Mnny Sullivan
Elsa Gatbool
Margret Dongube
Mary Brenna
Charlotte Caepention
Theota Bridges
Mies Jae McClayeein
Bene Hoon
Mary Mebury
Senhy
Ann Canield
Marion Obmstead
Min Hiinche Fonda
Sfhe
Adbahary
Frey Auxiliay
Albany
Sons of Union Veterans No
Rensselaer Fire Destroys Two Dwellings
A fire in Rensselaer damaged two family homes at 1520 and Lig Brow Way. Owner Mrs Lilla Welch occupied by Mr and Mrs Sam Welch. a ceiling collapse injured Mrs Elizabeth White. Fire likely started from an exploding oil drum at the Welch rear. Alarm times listed as 1.98 PM and 1.59 PM. second crew responded quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselame
Browway
Lilla Welch
Sam Welch
Welen Weishily
Ehaubeth White
Murnen
Dine Murphy
Three Gestapo Officers To Hang for Murders
An American military commission yesterday sentenced three Gestapo officers to hang for the murders of four American and two British soldiers. Maj. Atmust Schiffer, Althur Starz, and Henruch Andergassen were convicted of kidnapping and murdering Capt. Rodemete J4u1t and others in a Berlin–area crime, with a fourth defendant, Hang Buia, sentenced to life imprisonment for nonparticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amenean Oygre
Charlesy Parker
Milldate
Conn
George W. Hiusmmond
Newnan
Gia
Hardy D
Navvon
Kenly
N.C
Set
Medord 1
Tafoya
Yola
Cal
Enim Eecreta
Asmerieiyn
Graduate to Be Architect at Aruba
Lt P J ends terminal leave after JL months service in Naggy and accepts a position as colonial architect for the Stand faced ONL Co. The article notes his wife and father in law look on in a ceremonial greeting. Lt Tiare is a graduate of Honsaclaey Polytechnic Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Res
Culonys
Facd Onl Co
Atha
Soule Amare
Tiare
Wreck Nazi Plane Motors Destroyed in Bavaria Report
Fragmentary OCR notes report German aircraft losses in Bavaria with mentions of engine parts, plant components, and Allied military actions. Unclear phrasing limits precise details or outcomes.
Fragmentary court clipping hints at case involving Valley Kidbe
A garbled clerk office note from yesterday references Sunuet Rospa of Valley Kidbe, with mention of Portate, a paper, and Gist, PY Card WF Delatehy as attorney for Me Woanea. Details are unclear due to unreadable OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clork
Sunuet
Valley
Delatehy
Comptroller Faces Burdens of Billoversight in 1931
A newspaper clipping details Comptroller Warren criticising postwar government spending. It cites $1,000,000,000 authorized a decade later, spending about $8,000,000,000 last year, and the accounting office’s heavy workload. The piece questions whether funds were spent as Congress intended and references Civil War era claims and potential misallocations. It portrays concern over tax payer burden and inefficiencies in federal expense tracking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caneiter Lins
Warren
U. S
Abele Saur
Gail
Thix Ates
Bly Ieuri
deanIo Deep Berath
Uncle Sam
Tina
Adun
Finneral Shemisa
Georgia
Yx Cheeingly
Patn
Industries Warned Against Tax Coasting
Dr. Evans, lecturer on federalization at Columbia and Rutgers, warns Congress against coasting on tax refunds and urges speedy approval of legislation. He cites the need to curb cornering and protect industries like coal, food, clothing, chemicals, housing, and transportation from reduced free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syyteuse Veya
Jovshie
Aung
Guy Evans
Columbia
Rutgers Universifiees
Lho
New York Bat
Hventse
New York
Monns
Congress
Ordm
Evans
Sapainst
Sass
Nationahang
Baby Blinded as Boys Fire Carriage Crash
A baby was blinded when two boys set fire to a carriage on a sidewalk in New York. Police said the children fled but were later identified by a truck diver who witnessed the incident. Det. investigated the case and the boys admitted starting the fire as they walked home from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorka
Mass Grave Found With Over 200 Victims
A fragmentary report notes a mass grave near Budapest containing more than 200 bodies believed to be enslaved laborers and Jewish victims. Detected remains include medical marks and signs of persecution. authorities are reviewing the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Reon
Dad
George Era
San Miatnelco Chronele
Sald IA
Mili
Yaster
Trinidad Crash Fatality at Naval Base Involving Coast Guard
A fatal crash near the TH naval base left Lt. George W. Henry of the U S Coast Guard from Portsmouth Virginia dead. The incident occurred after heavy rain and weather-impacted driving near the port area. Dan Re Carhi reported from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat-of-spain
Trinidad
George W. Henry
U. Coast ' S Guard Office
Portsmouth
Dan Re Carhi
New York
TH Naval Base
Will of Robert Skeilie Probate in Conwy County Surrogates
The will of Robert A Skeilie was admitted to probate, naming his widow Sheila as executrix. The instrument was dated 80 19. Provisions include estate and personal property bequests. Witnesses Charles T Shellie and Dame Shellie testified. A separate report notes vandalism to a fence at Miss T Brady’s residence on rink short street yesterday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Von
Robert A. Skeilie
Conwy
Wiskes Urgton
Shelia
Charles T. Shellie
Shellie
T. Brady
Rink Short
Howe I
Whipple School Parents Plan Fund Dinner and Play
Whipple School Parent Teachers Association held a meeting at Mrs. Boyd’s home to set a fundraiser dinner priced around 6.89 per plate. Proceeds support the Major Children’s Theater production and a joint parent meeting with Grace Methodist Church at Kinekerieke Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caner Agg
Hig
Whipple Schoolvent-Peacher Association
Mig
Dauiee OG
Boyd
Thomas W. P
Coho
le Maul
Tony Sell
Amd
Rugeoe Cunnnghall
Mike
George Theroux
Edward Gendron
Me le Paul de Wong
Bay
Grace Methorhat Chueh
Second Valley Stilled Defiant Bataan Sergeant
A wartime atrocity report describes Lt. Gen Masahara Homa duciure’s forces executing ten American prisoners near Lumbang south of Manila after a defiant salute. Sardang Landy, among the captives, appeared to be forced to defy guards as the mayor and police chief witnessed the brutal firing squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manik
Wn Eung
America
Masahara Homa Duciure
Busi O
Philippines
Ehief
Lumbang
Manila
Sandy
Belhen
Lindy
Tus
Care for Employees Policy Urged by Officials
A gathering led by Chiefen Butte and others urged federal, state, and local leaders to expand worker protections and income support. Discussion covered pension-like programs, social safety nets, and potential county arrangements to fund employee care amid shifting government and economic pressures.
Faris Heads Newsmen Chief of Chicago Journalists Club
Faris, editor of Talarms bonal News Senute, was ejected as president of Sterna Wella Chi by the executive council of the national journalism fraternity. The council voted to hold the fraternity’s first postwar convention in Chicago in mid November 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicags
Bally Faiih
New York
Talarms
Bonal News Senute
Sterna Wella Chi
Teenditignel Journallism — Fraternity
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
Faith Mills
K. A. Borntrager
New York Central Railroad
Society of Safety Engineers
Vendrick Hudson
D. McGinnis
Mr. Borntrager
Jules Stolton
Barnet Steiner
William Evans
Sehenectutly
Induets
Fifth Avenue
North Troy
Morrie Hoffman
Otto's
Cear
World Trade Man
Auto Club
Wildcat
Newman
Saratoga Lake
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
Newman’s Society Orchestra
Saratoga
Lille Insurance
Albory
Billy
Ther
Corning
G. Me Man Heads Willys
Rensselaer
Gestapo
R. PY
Aruba
London
Maney Raillo
Aieraft
Bavaria
Ameren Millary
DEERA
Whipple
Second Valley
Bataan
Po Montgomery Eau
Sila
Bing Crosby
Fred Mac
Murray Lynn Bari IM
Eddie
Toxton
Woarenes Sea Teotatenter Wit “National Velvet
Mickey Nanney
Hitrahen
Ste Warden
Wits
Butte
Montern
Gite Insuraince Co
Ernest 1 Evens
Faris
PPT
Rees
Ray Willand
Jane Wyhan
Thitlig
Terry Dont Dowling
Tokyo
Tom Neal
Barbara, Hale
Nancy Kelly
John Loder
MAS Walne Flying Tigers
Thomas Melaell
Peri Ei
Rae
Usu Th
With
Palace
Charles
Lake Hour
Wacall
Wann Hines Rat
Maine
Thuemas
Mranele
Mirchen Cobut
Yeo Vaya
Carmen Mleynday
Nicotrinn
Jack Hakie Okady Rvam
the Spirit
Wey Romer
Girls of the Big Howse
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