Democrats Block War Probe Amid Turbulent Debate
Fragmented reports indicate Democrats blocked a war probe extension amid heated hearings. Amid procedural fights, Sen Mating Up Ma offered an amendment to shift the extension outcome, while Hollings faced pressure from his party to resist.
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Woanhington
Yenitota
Baril
Bulng
Democrate
Tydina Up Ma
Ue Executiva Departniogly
Nat Comarittos
Sen Ali Aileen
Serains Bick
Olle Tyo
Minnu- Roth
McCarthy
Wisconsin
New York
Brawelar Lab 4
Hollings
Brewster
Cnutda'l
Andi
Alt
t-Ohm
Ie Purley
Maggie Bor
Brewsley
Fay Scitoh
Dora
Fay
Fort Edward Vins Finedly State Fort Edward Vins Finedly State
Milian Brothe ris of Mr Edward, named by CIV collipioma for $200 by view lations of the New York State Conservation Liars, according than irintincement by Ray L Burin for chainiet gnene protector at the Riganne Lake offlon of the New York State Conservation Coeiin ' sion. The Mark Edward fins were Aned for flowing fuel or to flow Stu Seputclor Brgoleay sui quantities as to kill dnepe numbers of aiit.
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Port Ruward Express
Dkey Express
Milian Brotheris
Edward
CIV Collipioma
New York State Conservation Liars
Ray L Burin
Riganne Lake
Offlon
New York State Conservation Coeiin 'Sion
Mark Edward
Trooper Punishment Ruled Excessive by Review Board
A New York based police disciplinary case involving Ronan of Lawrence is reviewed for excessiveness. The board cites disproportional punishment and orders further review and potential appellate action.
Women of Meose Initiale New Member Event
In Meose Initiale Women society a new member ceremony occurred with Catherine South of Warrington announced as guest and other local members present. Plans for a Sunday Regent Program and a February event at Yang's Hall were outlined, including a finance update and a social download event.
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Women of Meose Initiale
Fong's
Ulead
Togente
Bilal
Acheson Clayton Deny Big Profits
Clayton and Acheson denied quartering accusations of large profits from their private business linked to Anderson Clayton and Company. Witnesses testified that substantial sums flowed to partners and firms, while defenses claimed no personal profit and questioned the integrity of the charges. The hearing focused on ownership, salary, and connections to Anderson Clayton and Company and related cotton dealings.
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Waring
Urqdoy
Alin Lew
Willan le Clayton
Shutorth
Glayton
Bha- Ji
Hhittia
Te House ‘Thuraday
Ghaytun
Britain
Jownherd
Andergon
Clayton and Company
Lieloin
Uh MilUsh Dowd Wits
Mhousu
Clayton
Atesual
Anderson, Claytos and Company
Shater Tuleth
Ferson
Anderson, Cliyton and Company
Ian Catton
Shafer
Acheson
Poland
Ihe
Tie
Hart
Moderate Area Weather Forecast Summary
Area forecast indicates mild conditions with some cloudiness. Temperatures near seasonal norms, light winds from the west, and no significant precipitation expected. Subtle regional differences noted across local zones with generally stable conditions through the day.
Augustine's Sodality Social at St Augustes Church
The Siied Heat Sodality of St Augustes Church held a penny social at Bradley Hill. Fundraising planned with Mrs Martin and committee members listed. proceeds to assist Gedcets and local community efforts.
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St Augustes Church
Bradley Hill
Martin
Donalians
Thomas Pitrserald
Gottoni Mer
Timothy R
Sueenvy
Wry Jann Fosca
Mix
Stinson
Unclear text fragment on Mary Dann lay estate event
Fragmentary OCR note cites Mrs Mary Dann and a Wesley date near January 2. Mentions fund donations, water and hospital shipments, and a resort official, but details are garbled. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the readable items.
Father Dies After Family Reunion After 17 Years
Milwaukee reports the death of Salvator Cil danana aged 67 just after a family reunion that had not occurred in 17 years. Relatives had gathered from Sicily and local connections to celebrate, but he died suddenly at about 1 30 am after calling his daughter prior to death.
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Milwaukee
Salvator Cildanana
Tittagle
Wetvie Nissen
Danny
Wey
Gine
Agg Ha
May Giallanga
Vanna
Sicily
America
Qiallanga
Ghilkinsa
Anatole
Grablanza
Che
Meosbile
PB T. MuWhorter
Pulnerade Vdovinistation
Sya
Attiaewan
Amalloy
U S to Keep Trade Pacts amid Policy Debate
Washington reports a proposal to suspend or modify trade pact terms faces hurdles as Republicans gain seats. Taft indicated Republicans unlikely to scrap reciprocal treaties though shift toward selective tariff cuts remains possible. State Department officials stress bipartisan support for the current policy and warn against partisan attacks on economic strategy.
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Washington
Sento
Rutle
Henalue Taft
Ubyo
Ghanian Vandenberg OR -Mach
Senate Foreign Relations
Waar le Chiylon
Buller
Torey
Army Says Axis Sally Still in Germany
Army spokesmen said Mildred Gillars alias Axis Sally remains in Germany, reporting to local authorities in Frankfurt. Officials denied any Miami arrest or entry into the United States, noting no arrival or charges against Gillars.
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Germany
Andfurt
Mildred Gillais
Enock Arden Decree Granted by Bergan Court
An Enoch Arden decree was granted by Bergan. The case involves a villager named Campasy and his wife Mrs Helen Ciampa of Jefferson who moved to the state. The petitioner represented by J Elliott Wharton of Albany alleges disappearance and marital dispute involving a New York City connection.
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Enoch Arden Dauies
Thomas Campasy
Helen
Ciampa
Tystice Franeiy Bergan
Campinotine
Jefferson
Teabs
New York City
Iy J Eilieats Wharton
Albany
Made President of Hose Association in Bethesda Chapter
Lowell MH Bryce Way named president of the Bethesda Hose Association after a Thursday meeting at the YWCA. The session included installation events with a 6 pm dinner and officers listed: Willis Alcehor first vice president, Herbert J Hunn second vice president, Wenty J Eckett secretary, and other assistants.
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Lowell
Bryce Way
Bethesda Tome Association
Une
YWCN
Willand Alcehor
First View
Herbert J Hunn
Wenty J. Eckett
Retard & Wehatar
Min Lowell Ho Gryeo
Unclear Historical Detector Rubber Tube Case
An unclear OCR fragment references a medical incident involving a boy’s lung and a rubber tube. Mentions Wits Hospital and Connelly, Alabama, along with a bronchoscopy procedure and recovery of a wire. Details are fragmentary and not coherent.
Tax Report Filed on Curtis Estate
Estate report filed in Surrogate’s Court details Curtis estate from the death on Sept 2, shows gross value about $18 9429 and deductions of $2614 26, yielding net estate $45 693 09, with a $40 16 state tax. Proceeds go to widow Eveline M Cuwhis and several relatives including Ralph, Mary Le Cuilys, Mucphy, Alduieh, Guy, Brodench, and Siow as nieces and nephews.
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Rat LP
Curtis
Thistury
IMM
Edward J Poland
Decedantis
Eveline M Cuwhis
Ralph
Outswalton
Mary
le Cuilys
Mucphy
Alduieh
Guy
Brodench
Neorneys
4 H Chut Leaders To Name Committees
Renssalast County 11 Chit leaders will appoint committees for the year at the meeting led by Mrs Mar ton Van Kaen of West Groanhual. Mio Wilma Boyer and Warren Milley will discuss objectives and a conversation forum will be shown. A dinner at Gaston precedes the meeting.
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Renssalast
Marton van Kaen
West Groanhual
Mio Wilma Boyer
Frovind
Warren Milley
Brungwick
Gaston
College Basketball Roundup Highlights Various Scores
College games feature Georgetown teen standout, Navy defeating Columbia, Miami edging another team, and multiple upsets across conferences. Notable results include Albany State 43 over Horns 51, Tulane 38 over Long Beach Tech, and Villanova 49 Kings Point 38 as broader scorelines roll through the day.
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Iai Wiende
Tept
Alahane
Navy
Colimbia
Miami Conia
Mumi (la
Pantt
Orwego
Atbany State Nonehorn
Tulune
LAU
Tinols Tech
Creattakox
Tamla
Creighton
Waynn
Western Resarva
Duquesne
Waterford Gan Chib To Nominate Local Leaders
Waterford Gan Chib plans to nominate Waterford gan chib to nominate Nonlnathan of affingts gor Lie ATAB Naeal yrnr of the Watire. A meeting at Brad Street will discuss mame conservation and local staffing. Community and church leaders, including Grace Epmental Church and Waterford Medical staff, announce events and services for the coming week.
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Tomate
Morith
Brad Street
Tne UB
James Open
Diahama
Fish Dislichon Committee
Annual Meeting of Prudential Concern Held at Noon
The Prudential Concern annual meeting in Troy elected officers including Gordon L Hayes as president and treasurer, WwW Byrne as vice president, Chuck Dipperly as second vice president, Raymond Po Neteel as vice president, and A Kendall Roberta as secretary, with directors named for the coming year.
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Bine Troy Predentil
Prezdent
Trensirer
Debn Www. Byrne
Mot View
Chuck Dipperly
Second View
Raymond Po Neteel
Kendall Roberta
Arnall Ensnared In Georgia Political Standoff
fragmented OCR reports Arnall’s oust as governor faced by factional clashes between Mel Thompson and Lt. Gov. Raveenor as figures press legal and constitutional routes. Argued authority disputes over gubernatorial succession and executive mansion moves spark talks of a return or retreat while court jurisdiction remains contested.
Slight Fire Damages Automobile At Central Fire Station area
A small fire damaged an automobile near Fulton Street and Central Fire Station. Firemen said an oil stove ignited a blaze prompting a call to the apparatus. Miss Juan Tanguenty spoke at a women's group meeting as volunteers collected bandages for a hospital.
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Fulton Street
Fie
Fieman
Graham Gets Verdict Over Kessler
In New York details from a swimming meet reveal Graham edging Kessler as Ruby Worsley and Witerouider compete in Maidisan. The event sees Kenster and Mik Tham among notable performances with a close finish and a dramatic third round on the track.
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Graham
Kessler
New York
Billy Giatum
Ruby Worsley
Maidisan
Menty Avinatron
Kenster
Rubinson
Watertown Y Hotel Fire Claims Three. Dozens Escape
A blaze tore through the Graystone Hotel in Watertown destroying much of the second and third floors. Three people died including Willara Mullen and Eugene E Godfrey, both 63, from Vincono. Others were injured and rushed to Mees Hospital as investigators worked to determine the cause. Firefighters stopped spread to the neighboring Crowner Hotel, and several guests escaped through smoke filled stairs.
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Waterton
Graystone
Watertown
Diveman
Willara Mullen
Eugene E Godfrey
Vincony
Samuel Ponle
Whey
Mees
Joseph Kling
Chien Kendiow
Streom
Wood Hole
Fly Hotel
New York
Iid Nour
Thomas Coleman
Condom
Crowner
Schuylerville Board Discusses Salaries Absences at Special Meeting
Schuylerville teachers pressed for salary scales from 1600 to 8300 based on years of service. Absence rules allow ten personal days and eleven sick or bereavement days, with possible full-pay loss after the period unless approved by the board. A bond issue of 1806 to fund a new school press was approved, with penalties for late payment after January 20. Outstanding accounts note a $6500 approval per the collector.
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Spresl
Hug
Board of Education
Schuyley Wie Central School
Bors Moon
Ilwalett Myris
Alice Boisin
Liang
Nowfuturis
Asos
Twasit Reraghit
Truman Contends Budget Strains UNRRA Funding
President Truman defend s budget plans amid UNRRA funding debates. He cites $805 million unspent war costs and argues for full government obligation to support relief programs. Treasury audits and legislative protections are noted as crucial to sustaining aid operations globally.
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Bnet Hyeo
Inka
Iowa
Reta Nie
PEC I Taba Aed
Nat
Pivatlubie Fur
Treasury
Lunder
Truman
Bureau of Rew
War Department
Wytlus
United States
USRRA
Gra Luther Foms
Wwe
Cohgress
Apbld
Protedt
UNRRA
Elch
Unification Plan Backed by Top U S Leaders
White House press conference opened with statements from Secretary Patterson and Secretary of Defense Forrestal, joined by General Eisenhower and Admiral Nimitz. They pledged support for Truman’s merger plan, saying it would allow services to unite on many actions and foresees gains from channeling efforts across the forces.
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Ife
Wat Patterson
Navy
Forrestal
Diwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Staf
Chester W Nimitz
Naval
Patterson
Forestal
Truman
Horth
Rathter
Nunite
Gervices
Einenhower
Ary
Pris
Geneva
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H. A. Yarn Zondt, D.D
Appoiutament
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Phoee Cohoes
Bank Halli Gatorio
Remsen St HO Music
Fred Heffner
Arizona
Stanley
Brooklyn
Anthony Chailex
Healda
Hiliandl
Jnapeetor
Paulekd Skonny
Gilido
Gantli
Hong Wing
Buffalo
Hester Piper
Ronan
Lawrences
Atfonsos
Appa
Juha
Bultile
Auborn
Henevyleut
Al's Tavern
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Main
Newark Sts
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Jackson Avenue
Cohoes
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Arties
Wallis
Todiy
Augustine
Sodality
Auniliary
Polia Fund
U.S
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Bergan
Hose Association
Wits Hospital
Behan
Nina Gore
Witton Cottn
Connelly
Alator County
Callege Basketball
Waterford Gan Chib
Grace
Epmental Church
Walefold
James D McNary
Olive Lawrence
Robert van Steenburg
George Bleakley Lickel
Bhaiman
Mac Johnson
Arket Chman
Robert Wade
Charlug
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Aly Loreen
Washington, DC
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Walesfod
John House
Mermonal Hall
George Pomergy
Charmian
Weydinaml van Deursen
Daniel Warren
Donald Brundige
James Gorham
Raymond
Russell Wallory
Robert Mic’ Halhie
Pomeroy
Jesug
Semor Chow Wall
St Mary's Cathol
Church Waterford
Inehaine
Junie
Ro Simpson Osa
Tomorow
H Allen Cooper Paste
Waterford
Gov Knepka
Waterford Baptist Church
Wesley
Chugh Hay
Italfond
Rey Stanley Woostob
M Hare
Charles Tay Fan
Prudential Concern
Arnall
Onlin
Avi
Clark Tits
Alu
Joepys
Tom
Clack
East Side
Juan Tanguynty
Camp Fe, Inc
Third Presbyterian
Chueh Micho
Gordon Heid
Beand
Chaunun
Lawatka Camp
Paardanship
Gorvlort
Belden
Perentty
Tisaden
Donald d Pitehe
Bunting
Pan Nooo
Naomy Bisson
Russell Sige College
Destonen’s
Remsen ST
Schuylerville
Yoon
T. Brandon Timpane
Optometrist
Remsen
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