Death of W. N. Cromie Former Spa Sheriff
W. N. Cromie a longtime Republican figure in Schuyler and Victory Mills died after collapsing at home. He served as Spa County sheriff, U.S. marshal for the Lieportitgrn district, and Civilian Defense chief during wartime. Survivors include four daughters, four sons, and several siblings. services at Prospect and Schuyler churches planned.
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Waah- Thythn Cotamentary
Templar
Saratoga Sprigs
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Victory Mills
Albert
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Sulovy Crome
Schonestady
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Qemeltay
Optional Welfare Plans Proposed for Albany Area
Albany debates several welfare reform options with 4% alignments, featuring state and local officials. Assemblyman Finnegan Osterlag outlines plans allowing cities and counties to administer welfare, with flexibility, potential county takeover, and the Moore Commission guidance guiding integrated welfare administration across New York.
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Albany
New York State
Juibite
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Nenad
Asseetblymnan Finrold
C. Osterlag
Athen Republ
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Osterlig
Detentag
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Ax Yytien
Liew Moore
Wallare
Four Veteran Ships Named Atom Bomb Targets
Washington reports four battleships Arkasas Nevada New York and Pennsylvania along with cruiser Sara Logit and others to be used as atom bomb targets. Vice Admiral Bland, deputy chief for atomic weapons operations, is expected to lead the tests. the carrier Enterprise is reportedly excluded.
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Washington
House
Arkanas
Nevada
New York
Missouri Man Named Intelligence Chief
A Missouri man, Sitney W. Soviers, a 70 year old St Louis insurance executive, was designated director of the nation s central foreign intelligence service. Admiral Sovers and naval intelligence chiefs will report to civilian aides in his new post by executive order. The President also named Fleet Admiral William Lenny to serve any policy making national intelligence authority.
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Waalaoglos
Willian
Lenny T9
Amendments To Labor Law Submitted
Amendments to labor law proposed by Republican and Democratic leaders in New York target wage and safety measures, workmen’s compensation for domestic servants, and defining public assembly venues. A new state DMV/HWY department proposal and a constitutional annual vehicle registration plan are also mentioned, with funding and broad state governance changes planned.
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Stunt Garrenqueidoner
Albany
Tinéitate
Laler
Hill
Willis Condon
New York City
Seymour Hall
Queens Trepublican
Morehan
Roy H. Rudd
Brooklyn Democrat
Industrial Council
Itn
Board of Regents
Postwar Reconstruction Fund
Francis 4. Mahoney
John R Pittion
Butfalod
Assemblymnan Clellan
Bersylde
Syracuse
Anti-British Riots Kill Two in Bombay
In Bombay two people were killed and more than 300 injured as riots broke out amid clashes between police and Subhas Chandra Bose supporters. Bands looted streets, stoned taxis, and damaged property despite Congress leaders urging calm. Police reported 71 shot and 268 wounded by knives and other weapons as authorities tried to restore order.
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Bombay
India
Subhas Chandra Bose
Indian National Army
Tare
All-India Congress Party
Clvis
Final Settlement Filed to Edmans' Estate
In Surrogate's Court Elmer M. Rasmussen, executor of Raymund Edmans of Troy, filed a final settlement. Inventory $9,762.08, increased by $704.28 to $10,590.21. Deductions total $4,157.98 leaving $6,402.56 for 23 heirs, with $2,824.98 to Maurine G. Romans and the rest split among 22 beneficiaries from $1.90 to $413.03. Rasmussen also serves as estate attorney. Marcus L. Filley is guardian for minor heirs.
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Judicial Seattlement
Elmer M. Rasmussen
Raymund Enians
Troy
Inrgaat
Goen
Maurine G. Romans
Rasmussen
Marcus L. Filley
Apectnl
Byrd Seeks Union Accountability Legislation
Senator Byrd proposes to require labor unions to file full officer and contributor records and to obtain articles of incorporation. He cites government estimates placing union revenue near 330.7 million and reserves totaling about 160.8 million across twelve large unions.
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Washington
Byrd
Gore
Securities and Exchange
Fide
Artielea
Inrga
Stassen and Schwellenbach Deplore Filibuster
Washington senators and Labor Secretary Schwellenbach condemned the Southern Democratic filibuster blocking FEPC legislation. Stassen urged minority rights be safeguarded and a pro democracy agenda move to the floor. Schwellenbach urged the FEPC as a test of democracy and argued against a color line in politics. The filibuster persisted into a fifth day.
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Washington
Senate
Elard E. Stassen
Schwellenbach
Stasse
Minnesota
FEPC
Kehwellenbach
Congress
Thor
Outlaw Strikes Says Dr Buller Should Outlaw Strikes
Nicholas Murray Butler, president emeritus of Columbia University, urged yesterday that strikes and lockouts be prevented by law. Speaking at a naval meeting, he called for ending the industrial civil war quickly and favored arbitration and negotiation over strikes as the proper path to peace.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Naval McHean
Butler
Two French Colonies Move Toward UN Trusteeship
The French delegate Heth Ponsot stated that antonton yesterday of placing one her United Nations trusteeship in the Yogaland and Catteroon in Africa, territories under French mandate since World War I, while pledging France would respect the letter and spirit of the San Francisco charter.
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Tandon
France
Antonton
United Nations
Yogaland
Catteroon
Tarcitovign
Africa
Heth Ponsot
Frange Wanld
Syracuse Honey Fire Short and Sweet
Fire broke out at Gary's honey plant causing smoke and flames. Firemen contained the blaze within hours and estimated losses around 90 thousand dollars. Local authorities investigated potential causes as workers evacuated safely.
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Syracuse
Syraeme
Gary
Price controls in textiles to be lifted later
Samuel W. Lavit, director of the container goods division at the Office of Price Administration, indicated yesterday that the removal of price controls over leather and apparel would not be expected before the end of the year. The report from New York notes the uncertain timing and ongoing policy discussions.
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New York
Leatlica
Ap- Parel
Samual W. Laviton
Conatiner Goods
Ofice of Price Administration
Noid Yeaterday
Mothers' Club Party at Cohoes Hall Highlights Awards
Under the auspices of the Malter Club of Sacred Heart the Mothers' Club held a party at Cohoes Hall with refreshments. High score awards were given to a long list of members including Jean Bessette John Baines Joseph TsiValiec Joseph Remivagaud and others. The club plans a similar event Tuesday and names for the arrangements committee will be announced.
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Malter Club of Sacred Heart
Sehioul
Claude McMahon Ovis Pesmi
Jean Bessette
John Baines
Joseph TsiValiec
Joseph Remivagaud
Mendoseph Alchambeaill
Cohoes High Club Moves to Draft Legislation to State Senate
Cohoes High Club members accepted a state committee invitation to draft a bill for Senate consideration. Delegates Edwpast Navajosky Nicholas Shevchuk Garnel Ronson Thomas Conboy was elected secretary at the meeting with Duniwh Bren man and Paul Hines named to represent the group at the Town Hall. Bernice Scheuer notes midweek ship service at the church today. Mayor Rudolph Rouliar seeks a branch office to issue 1940 license plates but state motor office manpower shortage delays opening. no Albany office available.
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Cobots
Alpha Hi
Cinh
Astate Committee
Cohors Group
Lie Troy
Duniwh Brenman
Paul Hines
Lab
Bernice Scheuer
Vinctor
J. Blaihvile
Coltues
Yee
Albany
Rudolph Rouliar
Athans Harea
Bennington Resident Graves. Former Vermont Legislator Dies
L Alda Graves of Wendlord and Bennington VI a former Vermont State Legislature member died late Tuesday at Julnamy Memorial Hospital Bennington Born in Bennington he lived there most of his life before moving to Woodford He attended Trennington Worcester Academy and Vermont Academy He worked with the First National Bank of Bennington Survivors include his wife Mrs Ledesha A Graves and two sons Louis and Luther Graves of Bennington
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Alda Graves
Wendlord
Bennington
Vermont
Julnany Memorial Hospital
Woodford
Trennington
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Mass
Vermont Academy
First National Bank
Ben- Aligton
jLedesha A. Gardner Graves
Tio
Louis G. and
Luther Ay J Graves
Berolorton
Unclear fragment on British Tiergarten site and park zone
Fragment discusses a British Tiergarten site and Wal Park zone with garbled terms. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities present to form a coherent summary or identify a main outcome.
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Bevlin
Haa Oithaved Merlin
Tiergarten
Potnla
Gens Wal Park
Enntutiegald
Bern
Cohues Garrison Adopts House Rules
Cohues Garrison adopts house rules at the Tuesday evening meeting. New World War I veterans received individual medal or membership status. An invitation to attend installations was extended from Barrigal Garrison Albany and related units. The local unit plans to attend the installation of officers on Friday February 13 at 14 Melt Street.
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Joseph
Gadoua
Galitson
Argnnigaion
Iolo
Barrigal
Albany
Jompli P. Enaglish Garvison
Ion and
Yunivee
Ison
Lensolver
TS Melt Street
Coboes Couple Guests At Shower Event
Miss Heal Wisner and Juduy Troitan announce their marriage set for Saturday at Agnes Church. A shower at Joseph's Hall drew relatives and about sixty guests with music by Mrs George H. Giroux and others. The groom, Howard W. Perrier, was promoted to technical sergeant in Europe and is now at Port Knox. Community notices mention a social at Cohoed Lodge and upcoming interviews by the Social Security Board for old age and disability benefits.
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Heal Wisner
Juduy Troitan
Laplaca
Agnes’ Church
Herbert J. Wagner
Walter Jorlon
Ingt. Joseph's Hall
Attu
Howard W. Perrier
Ariy
Ernest S. Peres
Second Avenue
Keveny Memorial Academy Hosts Special Meeting
Parents of Cohoes group invite guests to Keveny Memorial Academy on February 14 for a program titled Mothers and Daughters Together. The event features remarks from the state organization and Cohoes Council, with Knights of Columbus presenting. The session will emphasize Catholic action, activities, and physical development.
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Keveny
Gclele
Calumidan Syubies
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Tetlien
Cohooe Council
Knights of Colunuve
Cohoes Man Hurt When Car Wats Pole
Treston Hallman of Continental Avenue was injured early yesterday when the automobile he operated crashed into a pole on the west side of Saint Patrick Street in Cohoes. Police say he sustained head injuries and possible other wounds, was treated, and taken to his home. The car suffered heavy damage and the driver remained at the scene.
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Gentine al Avenue
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Uven
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Emil
Engagement Announced for Miss Esther Bissonmette of Cohoes
Mrs. Fred Rigsonnette of 20 Keware Street announces the engagement of Miss Esther Bissonmette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Messier of Cohoes, to Louis Messier of Conutial Falls. Miss Bissonmette attended Cohoes High School and works for Contverse Bickford Hleewie Co. Messier recently left military service after three years in the South Pacific and is employed by Raode jdstradt Paty Go. The wedding is planned for May and a church ceremony is postponed. A church notice by Rev. Gordon Makldnich outlines the events and a Bible study follows at the Bouht Reformed Church. A memorial service is slated for Mrs. Agnes Kinney of Cohoes.
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Fred Rigsonnette
Keware Street
Esther Bissonmette
Tan Wilfrei Metsier
Louis Esster
Conutial Falls
Miss Bissonnette
Cohorsgh School
Contverse Bickford Hleewie Co
May
Messier
Servicg
South Pacific
Raode Jdstradt Paty
Bolland
Gordon Makldnich
Bouht Reformed Church
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Aldeich
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Cohoes Auxiliary Plans Event At Local Church
The Womens Auxiliary of the Protestant Church schedules a Friday event after a business meeting led by President Alla Harkote. Standing committees include Raymond Boster and Mrs Wailer Brown, with members tasked to assist in packing for the Magonas Victory Cracklex Collection for European war relief.
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Raymond Boster
Wailer Brown
Heargon Middles
Pantoy Faynel
Wrest
Merle Welaty
Marin Salisbury
Selthe Marais
Withay Soran
Paul Mach
Ais
George Waterhouse
Sta
Aarolet Campbell
United Char Uffa
Marguerite Gullipea Betrothed To Haymond Bourdeau
Mr and Mrs John Gullipea announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Marguerite Gullipea to Haymond Bourdeau son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Bourdeau. Miss Gullipea a Cohoes High School graduate employed at a plant of Guades Blectee Co. Bourdeau recently discharged and serving in the Pacific with Company 8 105th Infantry. He is now employed at the Army Depot Voorheesville. The wedding is planned for June.
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Wiiward Street
Marguerite Gullipea
Haymond Bourdeau
Nelson Bourdeau
Lansing Lane
Gulliew
Cohoes High School
Scheneriady
Ji Guades Blectee Co
Aly Boudewu Ware
Andi
Pacific
Cohoes Hospital Group Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Cohoes Hospital Group will elect officers at its annual meeting in the Nurses Home Monday at 7:30 p.m. Margarete Haley, president, will preside. Dr A J Vinci, war veteran and veteran of Army service, will speak about wartime experiences. The physician speaker is a captain in the Medical Corps.
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