Republicans Split Over National Chairman At Post-Election Meeting
Scott faces pressure from party moderates and an organized opposition as the Republican National Committee opens a two day postelection session. Supporters of deflating Scott cite a “symbol of defeat” label tied to Dewey era and name potential successors including Ralph Gates and Everett Dirksen while Scott resists resignation.
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Omabe
UPI
Republican National Committee
Dewey
National Committee
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
R-Pa
G.O.P
Iowa
Indiana
Ilinois
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Riven Scott
Clarence Budington Kelland
Arizona
Kelland
Albany
Scott
Ralph F. Gates
Carrall Reece
Tennessee
Victor Johnson
Harold §. Stassen
Rep
Clareben Brown
Ohio
Illinois
Everett Mirksen
Three Men Arrested In Attempted Gem Theft
New York three men lured diamond dealer Jack Jucker to a hotel room and tried to steal 4000 worth of unset stones. Burton Hatsprin 19 Martin Pearl 27 and Elias Leiter 27 were seized in the room as patrolmen and detectives outside the door.
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New York
SH Wheel Co. i
Jack Jucker
Jack Jucker Diamond Company
Burton Hatsprin
Monticello
N. Y
Martin Pearl
Elias, Leiter
Bronx
Axis Sally Trial Details Highlight War-Time Radio Payouts
Testimony described Adelert Houben stating Gillars earned 2000 to 3000 marks monthly for Nazi Allied broadcasts aimed at the United States and other troops. The defense and prosecution debated citizenship and a potential death sentence as jurors weighed the treason case unfolding in May 1945.
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Laughlin
United States
Roosevelt
Miss Gillars
Miss Gillais
Germany Radio
Adelert Houben
Houwhen
Asis
Amercen Gl
Houben
Germany
Greenbush Endorses Plan for School Aid
A resolution endorsing the Educational Conference Board program for increased state aid was adopted at a Columbia Community Council quarterly meeting held at East Greenbush Central School. Howard Gould of the New York State Teachers Association outlined the program, noting East Greenbush district expects about $79,000 more in state aid.
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Educational Conference Board
Columbia Community Council
lHast Greenbush Central School
Howard Gould
New York State Teachers’ Association
East Greenbush
Storm Aid and Weather Across Regions
Storms crippled eastern Washington with cold and snow while Portland matched a 1893 record for consecutive freezing days. Snow blanketed the Northwest and parts of Texas while California Nevada saw new falls. The U S Air Force continued haylift operations in Nevada, dropping fodder to ranches and landing at Ely.
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Washington
Portland
California
Nevada
Flagstaff
Ariz
St. Louis
Troon
Gulf States
South Atlantic Seaboard
U. S. Air Force
Fivestock Ranges
Ced
Ely
Almmen
Fallon
Bill to Permit State Lotteries Introduced in Albany
A bill to amend the state constitution to permit Up-State operated lotteries was introduced in Albany yesterday. Senator Paul A. Fine proposed the measure, arguing the lotteries could raise hundreds of millions of dollars annually to aid the blind, elderly, indigent, and state hospitals.
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Albany
Paul A. Fine
Broas
Amy Louise Reed Dies at Vasant College English Professor
Amy Louise Reed an English professor at Vasant College who spent about forty years on the faculty died Monday. Born in New York she graduated from Vassar in 1882 and joined the department in 1909 retiring in 1943. Her career included leading the English Department from 1922 to 1943.
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Poughke Pie
Mass
Amy Louise Reed
Vasant College
Mondas
Mise Reed
Wy York
Vassar
Jon
Yiuch
Unt Jahr
Infant Stricken Taken To Troy Hospital In Police Car
Five month old Zandra Ann Brayman was removed from 2 Division Street to Troy Hospital yesterday afternoon by Patrolman Frank Maselli and George Ruffall. She was held at the hospital after receiving treatment.
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Zandra Ann Brayman
Troy Hospital
Frank Maselli
George Ruffall
Division Street
Mao Tze-tung eight point program outlined for China
The article details Mao Zedong’s eight point program including trials for war criminals like Chiang Kai-shek, uprooting the Kuomintang, confiscating bureaucratic capital, and canceling treaties with Western powers. It notes the government’s move south toward Canton, with embassies unsure whether to relocate, and Nanking's dwindling officials as Yangtze defenses hold.
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Mao Tze-tung
Mao
Lst
Chiang Kaishek
Fenwha
Li Ae
Kuomintang
U.S
Foreign Office
Canton
Rhe
Mrs Harriet Laidlaw Dies A Longtime Suffrage Leader
Mrs Harriet Burton Laidlaw aged 735 widow of James Lees Laidlaw a senior partner of Laidlaw and Co bankers dies after more than four decades of civic reform and suffrage work in New York She served as vice chairman of the New York State Woman Suffrage Party in 1917 and later as chairman of the New York State League of Women Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woman Dies From Weekend Lake Placid Crash
Carrie May Bushey 77 of Wilmington dies from injuries suffered Monday in a highway crash on the Wilmington Lake Placid road. Her husband Halsey Gutright 74 perished in the same crash. A track and the car she drove collided on the road.
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Lake Placid
Carrie May Bushey
Wilmington
Halsey Gutright
Lake Placid Road
New York welcomes artist Henrey Botkin on show
New York hosts the 25th one man show of Boston born artist Henrey Botkin who taught George Gerah win to paint and advised collectors. Botkin recalls Gershwin relation and his Paris study while highlighting his role in modern art circles and his influence on Billy Rose.
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New York
Henrey Botkin
George Gerahwin
Billy Rowe
America
Billy Rose
Botkin
Associated American Artists Galleries
Botkin Lalso
Gershwin
Folly Island
South Carolina
Porgy and
Bess
Bottkin
France
Paris
Bothkin
Fanny Brice
Campinia Are- Het Sythain Price
Som
Comemengde
Maine
William Zorach
J . Zorach
Ludwig Brumme
Jhharacter
Brumme
Sculptors
Greenwich Village
Colorado
Vermont
Staten Island
GI Pension Hearings Set For Veterans Bill Debut
The House Veterans Committee ordered hearings on a bill to grant a pension at age 60 to six veterans with 90 days or more service. Chairman Rankin of Mississippi introduced the measure providing $60 monthly at age 60, stepping to $60 at age 63, with disability-based increases from $20 to $90 for various disability levels.
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Washington
House Veterans Committee
Shearings
Rankin
Carriers Convene Meeting of Local Convention Group
The convention committee of Nranch 416 National Association of Letter Carriers will meet today at 1:15 pm in the Cre Service rooms of Tras Pastolics. J. Nuttall, chairman, will preside over the session as plans advance for the regional convention in Treer September.
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Nranch
National Association of ‘Letter Carriera
Cre
Yooms
Tras Pastolics
Trer
Septiota & Fiatk J
Salvation Army Funds Gambler Aided Fund Drive
The Salvation Army paused its New York fund drive after Frank Costello, a noted gambler and ex-convict, sponsored a $100-a-plate dinner at the Copacabana to raise money. Costello withdrew from campaign leadership amid concerns over publicity. Publicist C Frank Kramer noted he was listed as a vice chairman due to past substantial contributions.
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New York
Salvation Army
Frank Costello
Costello
Tammany Hall
Thomas E. Dewey
Fiorello
The
Chaimer
Towns To Report Statistics To Health Board
County health commissioner Dr F E Coughlin announced a new plan requiring 34 town registrars and Troy to send vital statistics to the County Department of Health. Data will be compiled at the Health Center and analyzed by Miss Veronica Murray before transmission to the State Department of Health.
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Rensselaer
County Department of Health
F. E. Coughlin
Troy
Veronica Murray
State Department of Health
Six Germans and a British flyer killed in Berlin airlift crash
A twin engine British airlift plane carrying Germans including children and sick persons crashed near Schoenberg in the Russian occupation zone. Six Germans and one British flyer died. Two British flyers and 16 Germans were injured. British officials said the accident occurred Monday night and casualties were reported by Soviet authorities through the Allied Air Safety Center.
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Berlin
Allied Air Safety Center
Vermont Bridge Bids Opened Today in Albany
Bids for the Route 4 bridge over the Poultree River at the Vermont state line in Washington County will be opened at 10 30 am today at the State office building in Albany by Bertran D Tallamy state superintendent of public works. Estimated cost for the 110 foot steel deck bridge and half mile approaches is 2600 dollars with costs to be shared by both states.
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Poultreey River
Vermont
Jin
Washington County
State Office
Albany
Bertran D. Tallamy
Two Drivers Fined For Speeding In Petersdurc
Two drivers were fined 374 each after pleading guilty to speeding in Petersdurc. Justice Buror dones of Petershort ordered the fines following arrest yesterday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff George Murray of the Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office. George BR Denton, 55, and John J Zimper, 28, both faced charges of traveling fifty miles over the limit in a posted hot speed zone.
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Justice of the Peace
Dones
Petershort
Sherif George Murray
Rensselaer County
George BR. Denton
Academrised
Albany
John J Zimper
Stanford Avenue
Schruectady
Petersdurc
Swiss Rodeo Wildness Draws Swiss Justice
Geneva witnesses a Texas style rodeo halted by a brawl as Emile Michaud rides a sun fisher for ten seconds. Larry Sunbrook is fined 1000 Swiss francs and the show is ordered to leave Switzerland amid unpaid debts claims.
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Geneva
INS
Zurich
Larry Sunbrook
Emile Michaud
Sunbrook
Michaud
Waddin
West
Republican Woman Plan Food Sale in Rensselaer County
At the Women's Republican Club of Rensselaer County meeting at the YWCA plans were made for a food sale on February 22 at Gran's store Broadway and Third Street and a rummage sale on April 23 at a vacant Ferry Street store. Mrs. Caroline Snyder presided appointing Mrs. Merritt Smith and Mrs. Emily Riddell as chairs for the events. A quiz program ran during the meeting led by Mrs. Mary Zobel. The next meeting is set for February 28.
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Women's Republican Club
Rensselaer County
Y.W.C.A
Gran’s
Broadway
Third Street i
Ferry Street
Caroline Snyder
Merritt Smith
Fond Sale
Emily Riddell
Emily Riddell, Chairman For the Rurhmage Sale
Mary Zobel
Court Awards Damages In Auto Improper Negligence Case
Judge E Stewart Jones of Troy City Court ruled for the plaintiff in an auto negligence action. George F Morfogenis received 150 for car damage and 227 for pain and medical expenses totaling 377. The defendant was James Daly of Troy. The case arose from an accident on Dec 18 1947 at Peoples Avenue and Fifteenth Street.
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E. Stewart Jones
Troy
George F. Morfogenis
APL
James Daly
Peoples Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Mesnig, Koplovite and Cumley
Jathenry, Aldrich
Guy
Broderick Hd Simon
Albany Appoints Mice li Rochester Man Monroe County D A
Governor Dewey yesterday named Anthony Miceli of Rochester as Monroe County district attorney to replace County Judge Daniel J. O Mara whose interim bench appointment was confirmed by the State Senate Monday night.
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Albany
Dewey
Anthony Miceli
Rochester
Monroe County
Daniel J. O'Mara
O'Mara
State Senate
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Edward M. Cur
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Nanking
Yangtze
Harriet Laidlaw
Dick Turner
Oo In Prexy
Mel John 8. Millis
University of Vermont
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Salvation Army Funds
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Health Board
Yale
Prissee
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Foo Carter
DE Scholl
A. Schel & Son
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Stanton Steamer House
Osler
City Hall
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