Demands for Hiss Case Review Grow in Washington
President Truman deflects questions on Alger Hiss perjury conviction as Republicans press for new congressional inquiry. Rep Velde and House Un-American Activities Committee seek access to loyalty records, while Acheson faces criticism from GOP members over statements. Mississippi House also calls for federal investigations into State and judiciary.
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Washington
Truman
Refusa
Alger Hiss
Weide
R-I
Congress
Velde
P.B.I
House Un-American Activities Committee
Mississippi House of Representatives
Acheson
United States
Moscow
Department of State
State Department
Judiciary
Fedeeral
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Stanley Reed
Hiss
Bolton Relief Corps Plans For Programs
Bolton Relief Corps outlines upcoming community programs and social events featuring members including Mrs Anna Reeretts and Mrs Sarah Mira. The notes mention a gathering with refreshments and entertainment led by a committee chaired by Mae Amey Charis and supported by local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton Relief Corps
Creme
Belem Pelee Corps
Wooberizaner Et Lata
Waltney
Fire Damages Paper Mill in West Phoenix
Fire swept a paper mill near West Phoenix on Saturday causing significant damage. Local officials estimate losses near 25 thousand dollars as investigators comb the scene. the blaze prompted evacuations and the involvement of fire units from four nearby villages.
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West Phoenix
Neatin West
Fifa
Fireenen
Vilage
Home Bureau Plans Meal Planning Study Schedule
Rensselaer County Home Bureau leaders begin a meal planning study with daily meetings. Events include training in East Greenbush at 10 am, readers group at Joan's Church, and various lessons and meetings across Brunswick Pleasant Valley St. John's Church and other venues through Thursday.
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Rensselaer
Joseph Moore
St. John's Church
George Bonesteel
Pleasant Valley
Dental Health Day Noted By Area Society
The Third District Dental Society involving dentists from Rensselaer and surrounding counties prepares for National Children's Dental Health Day on Monday February 6. The event aims to raise public and professional focus on better dental health education for children and youth and to support school and community dental health programs with a series of educational articles on primary teeth permanent teeth first visit to the dentist and healthy habits.
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Dental Soriey
Rensselaer
Chyl
Drei
Archid
Troy Moose Will Meet At Cohoes
A Troy delegation led by Governor Edwin Mane will travel to Cohoes Friday to participate in a regional meeting and initiation. Dr William E Maloney announced the session as preliminary for plans by the New York State Morse Association in preparation for a June conclave. Moose from Albany and Schenectady were expected to attend alongside a slate of officials and representatives from neighboring towns.
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Troy Mypnse
Edwin Mane
Sih Xo
Cohors
Oan
Sorretay
William E Maloney
Prem Nary
Maloney
New York State
Morse Associatico
4As Npen
Tweedy
Cohan Saturdas
Nmsila
Moose Fron Athany
Erhenee- Jade
Aleg
Tim Aten
James F Bracket
Cobomee
Reds To Set Up Voting Booth In Antarctic
A fragmented notice describes a voting setup effort linked to a distant pole region. Mentions of Moscow CAP and various garbled terms appear amid incongruent place names and names, with no clear dates or organizers identifiable from the readable text.
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Reds
Antarctic
Fears A Bomb Blitz Mew Tety AY Sen Kars Ws MRS Dy
A fragmented report notes fears of a new atomic threat and military measures among local figures. The text fragments reference names and places, hinting at heightened wartime alert and public concern amid prevailing tensions.
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Sreed Nak
Macedonian Spy Trial Ends With Death Sentences
In Belgrade, Yugoslavia, eight defendants in a Macedonian spy trial were found guilty. Two Yugoslav army deserters received death sentences by firing squad, while six others were jailed for hard labor. The case linked to Soviet Cominform guerrilla plans against Tito. The Skopje trial follows a similar Albanian case a month earlier, reflecting Cold War tensions in the region.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bel Tito
Bulgaria
Skoplje
Macedonia
Soviet Union
Tite
Joseph N. Wilson, Former Town Justice, Dies
Joseph N. Wilson, former justice of the peace and overseer of the poor for the Town of Saratoga, died Saturday at the home of his daughter in Quaker Springs. He is survived by five sons, a brother, three sisters, and several grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Quaker Springs with Rev. Howard M. Hills officiating, burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Joseph N. Wilson
Saratoga
Judson Blodgett
Quaker Springs
Saratoga County
Berwes
Elmer Wilson
Schuylerville
Leland Wilson
Troy
Hollis Wilson
Ballston Spa
Lewis Wilson
Northumberland
Atwell Wilson
Stillswater
William Wiljson
Ayrshire Cow Reaches Fifty Ton Milk Milestone
An eleven year old Ayrshire cow named Vista Grande Douglas Lnis, owned by Charles M. Rodriguez of Jopserville, joined the fifty ton producers list at Brandon Wisconsin. In two thousand emht hundred and five days it yielded 100,629 pounds of milk at 4.69 percent and 725 pounds of butterfat on a twice daily schedule. The Vista Grande herd also includes a third producer weighing 340,600 pounds.
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Charles M. Rodriguez
Jopserville
Ayrshire Breeders Association
Brandon
Vista Grande Douglas Lnis
Ayrsmire
Vista Grande
Telephone Strike Crisis In U S Intensifies
Washington AM A crisis rose as Bell Telephone workers threatened nationwide action over pay and pensions. The Communications Workers of America, with more than 10 000 members, prepared to strike on Friday March 1 if demands aren't met, with Bell employees warned to walk out in days if no settlement.
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Washington
Bell Telephone
Veeterdas
SHAW
Communists Protest American Arms Envoy Conon
Communists protested the arrival of a U S envoy in a tense scene at wartime mediation talks. A heavily red flag presence and scattered jeers marked the demonstration as officials tried to hold a discreet meeting.
Pressmen Reelect Head Syraruee GT Akt I Tass
Frank Devise of Albany was elected first president secretary of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union North Amesita. The reelection confirms leadership amid industry changes and union activity.
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Infernatocanal Peinting Pressmen
Trim
North
Amesita
Frank Devise
Albany
Venice Snowed Under Vereen We-Sree Tale
A garbled clipping notes severe weather as Venice faces heavy snow. Damaged text hints at officials and city responses, with unclear names and events. Readable fragments mention teams, vows, and coats, but precise actions remain obscured.
Sanctorum Installs Wells as Monarch in Mystic Order
Edward C. Wells was installed as grand monarch of Adaran Banttorum Ancient Mystic Order of Samaritans at Diamond Rock Hall. Walter C. Hughs presided as venerable friar. Floyd E. Bronson and staff conducted the ceremony with multiple new officers and committee chairs named. The next meeting is Saturday February 25 with Wells presiding.
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Edward C. Wells
Adaran Banttorum
Order of Samaritans
Diamond Rock Hall
Walter C. Hughs
Floyd E. Bronson
Supreme Monarchas
Walter Hughs
Harold W. Betts
Alexander H. Scholz
Austin Huftel
Grand
Monitor
Charles Bristol
Fred Hunziker
Theodore Breseer
Howard Kershaw
Harold D. Shaver
Grand Stentoros
George Shoemaker
Grand Herald
Arthur Wright
Shiek
Frank Fuller
James Gorham
Samaritan
Charlies W. Wend
Moontoast Shiek
Henry Page
Publicity Shiek
Schenectady
Mr. Wend
Mr. Wells
Luther League Entertainment Attracts 100
One hundred persons attended the Good Cheer Hour sponsored by the Young People’s Lutheran Beastie at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church last night. Mrs Burnett Niles led supper, John Viner headed the entertainment committee. Performers included Marilyn Best, Sharpleasters, Patricia and Leona, Joseph Done, Hoover Garland, Carlton Stewart, and the accordionists Heinz Hoag Will Mamons Andrew Gusco. Rev Benton F Rudisill supervised a motion picture titled European Refugees.
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Young People's Lutheran Beastie
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marilyn Best
Soprang
Sharpleaisters
Patricia
Leona
Joseph Done
Hoover Garland
Barytone
Carlton Stewart
Accordionaires
Heinz Hoag
Will Mamons
Andrew Gusco
Benton F. Rudisill
Four Minor Fires Call Out Firemen
Firemen were called to quell four minor fires yesterday. Pumper 7 put out a glass fire on Central Avenue, while Pumper 11 responded to a flaming box of excelsion on 485 Second Avenue. A short circuit at 1 First Street, a three story dormitory owned by Russell Sage College, required Pumper from 3.48 pm. A rubbish fire behind a building at 615 Congress Street damaged a few side boards.
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Pumper 7
Pin
Central Avenue
Pumper 11
Second Avenue
First Street
Russell Sage College
Congress Street
Taunding Fore Beng Pat Nat Hy
Mantz Drops Transcontinental Speed Record Run
Amalia Tex pilot Paul Mantz abandoned his attempt to set a new East West transcontinental speed record due to strong headwinds. He lifted off from New Buffalo International at 7:30 am EST for Oakland California and landed hours later in California after flying over challenging weather with winds up to 11 miles per hour at the peak segments.
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Amalia
Tex
Paul Mantz
AL Amatlin
New Bu International Amport Oat
Butank
Calif
Trong Maniz
Amanita
Steam Stirs Fears Of Music Hall Fire
Steam caused fears of a music hall fire as smoke appeared and a man reported seeing smoke rising from the building. Fire responders arrived to assess damage and determine the source of the blaze.
Civil Service Exam Planned for Troy Mail Handlers
The U S Civil Service Commission announced a test for substitute Troy postoffice mail handlers to fill vacation vacancies and future openings. Irving C Dutcher said applications must be filed by Feb 7 from eligible residents or bona fide postoffice patrons. No education or experience required but a written reading and writing test and strength tests are needed. Starting pay is $1.245 an hour. Further details and forms available from Mr Dutcher at the Troy Post Office.
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Civil Service
Troy Postoffice
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Irving C. Dutcher
Bret Beld
Troy
Post- Office
Dutcher
Rites Held for Edwin F. Greeley Veteran Monotype Operator
Funeral services for Edwin Forrest Greeley 57 of West Stephentown were held at Well ington Funeral Home Pittsfield and St Charles Church with a requiem high mass. Burial was in Pittsfield Cemetery. A native of New York City he served on the Mexican border and in World War I as a sergeant with the 22 Engineers of the 27th Division. He retired from the Government Printing Office in 1946 after ten years as a monotype operator and had worked in New York and Washington D C. He was a member of the New York Typographical Union No 6 and Columbia Typographical Union No 102. He lived in West Stephentown after retirement and was a member of Jasper Post American Legion. He is survived by his wife Ina Wolcott and a brother Frank R. Greeley.
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Edwin Forrest Greeley
West Stephentown
Wellington
Pittsfield
St. Charles Church
Burie
Mr. Greeley
Pittsfield General Hospital
New York City
Frank M
Theresa O'Reilly Greeley
Greeley
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
New York
New York Typographical Union
Laymen breakfast set at Pawling Avenue church
East Side The Excelsior Men's Club of Pawling Avenue Methodist Church plans a laymen's breakfast in the church recreation rooms on Sunday Feb 6 at 8:30 a.m. Principal speaker will be Rensselaer County Judge Herber D Hamm with motion pictures on hunting and fishing by Lee Wulf March 15.
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Excelsior Men's Club
Pawling Avenue
Metrhodist Church
Lee Wulff
At & P.m
Rensselaer County
Herber D. Hamm
Lee Wulf
William A. Armstrong
Kenneth Rhodes
G. Raymond Dearstyne
Reginald D. Reichard
Brookview Avenue
Compress Street
WSGS
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
Harold F. Bisset
Genera
Home Bureau
Hil Top Home Bureau
Lillian Costello
Joseph Moore
Antic Street
Rach
Caldwell
Mystery Sisters
Frank P. Tash
Avert Park
At & Pe
C Henry McCarthy
Moss
John C. Kelly
Brookside Avenue
Harry Juedes
Tash
Caldacti
Plane Search Continues Amid Snow Storm Between Alaska and Canada
The article details an ongoing search over a broad Arctic route with 69 Royal Canadian Air Force crafts and U.S. planes to scan a vast corridor from Great Falls to Fort Nelson and toward Snag. It notes a C-34 from Anchorage reporting position loss near the Alaska Canada border, with passengers including Mrs Joyce M Espe and Capt Frank F E Gregory among those aboard, and mentions casualties, missing crew, and pararecue teams standing by in Whitehorse and Lowry Field.
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Royal Canadian ‘Air Force
Snag
Whitehorse
Yukon Territory
Teslin
Fort Nelson
U. S
Great Falls
Alaska
Airways
Military Air Transport Service
Mla.t.s
Canada
Joyce
M. Espe
Robert E
Espe
Victor
Anchorage
Frank FE. Gregory
Fairbanks
Pic John G. Chalopka
Rich
Mond
Maj
J. C. Smith
McChornig Force Base
Tacoma
Wash
Ll. & Air Force
Biggs Field
Tex
Rapid City
S.D
Lowry Field
Denver
Great Faile
Soll
Snap-Ww Horse
Son Fee
Saey
Right Wing German Party Wins Election in Germany
A right wing German party secured a final election victory yesterday in Frankfurt amid conservative rivals. The result signals a shift in the nation’s political landscape as allied groups navigate the post election period and form government arrangements.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Masae
FDP
Ardesacaer
Odds On Citation Raised As Result Of Miche Setback
Caliente future book shifted odds for Calumet Farm's Citation to win the Santa Anita Handicap after an upset loss to Miche at Santa Anita. Ponder moved to 3 to 1 as second choice, while Two Lea stayed at 18 to 1.
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Miche
Agua Caliente
Mex
Calumet Farm
Citation
Michel
Santa Anita
Ponder
Two Lea
Gabor Learns Of Jaw Fracture
Syracuse AP reports Bullet Bill Gabor a speedy forward for the Syracuse Nationals has played with a fractured jaw for nearly a month. He learned of the break Thursday from a dentist after treating a toothache, and X rays confirmed the fracture as he helped beat Rochester 76 72 and later 78 72.
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Syracuse
Bill Gabor
Syracuse Nationals
Gabor
Xrays
Rochester Royals
Wat
Capitols
Nats
Tan
Syracuse University
Binghamton
Ithaca JV Hoopster Huntington From Troy Plays for Bombers
James D. Huntington of Troy is on Ithaca College junior varsity basketball, a member of a squad that won two and lost four. He previously starred at Lansingburg High and now lives at 22 118th Street in Troy while enrolled in health and physical education.
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Ithaca
James D. Huntington
Troy
Ithaca College
Ithaca Bombers
Auburn Business School
Syracuse
Ithaca Fresh
General Electric Quintet
Hamilton College Jauvees
Huntingston
118Th Street
Lansingburg High
Rovers Triumph 4-3 Over Olympics At Garden
New York Rovers defeated the Boston Olympics 4-3 at Madison Square Garden in an Eastern Amateur Hockey League game before 1848 fans. Vai Delory scored a sensational third period goal to break the tie, while De Levy also contributed with a tumbling goal to spark the comeback.
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New York
Vai Delory
New York Rovers
Boston Olympics
Madison Square Garden
de Levy
Sunday Tro Basketball Scores and Oddities
Summary of scattered sports results shows Waterina 73 over Mineramite 44, Washington 92 over New York 70, Syracuse 8 over Shehovgan 7, plus American League notes. Also mentions skate dance title and various erratic lines about teams and events, with unclear context and multiple fragments.
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TRO Basketball Art Association i Waterina
Mineramite
Ss&. Washington
Fort Warne
New York
Syracuse
Shehovgan
Faratota A
Cohnes
Bridzepazi St. Erranion
Coal Strike Nears Presidential Intervention Considered
Discussion shows a White House split over how to handle a coal strike with talks stalled and emergency action debated. A three day work week looms unless miners return, while an independent board option and prior steel strategy are weighed. John J. Ryan, 68, ex Columbia star athlete, dies after heart attack during church services.
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White House
Lewis
Thigs
Celtics waive Dermie OConnell in NBA move. trade reflects Tri City deal
Boston Celtics requested a Nations Basketball Association waiver on former Holy Cross star Dermie OConnell and completed a swap that send Center Gene Englund to Tri City for forward John Mahnken. In New Jersey, Gene Hermanski of the Brooklyn Dodgers wed Phyllis Danner of Belmont Massachusetts.
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SSK
O'Connell
Boston
Celtics
Nations Basketball Association
Holy Cross
Dermie O'Connell
Tri-City
Calitics
Gene Englund
John Mahnken
Hermanshl
Passaic, XN. J
Gene Hermanski
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phyllis Danner
William A. Danner
Belmont
Mass
Aged Man Killed on Main Street in Village
An aged man was struck by a car on Main Street in the village today and died at the scene. Onondaga County Deputy Sheriff Sarto C. Major reported the fatal accident.
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Skaneanieles Faux
Walter Scott
Onondaga J
Sarto C.major
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Janice Richmond
Bruce Jensen
Ray LaVoie
Jack Lmith
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Lola Meyer
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Rene Langlais
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Irving Moore
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Edward Cote
Walter Saroka
Lawrence Langlais
Joseph Petruska
Aneie
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ColumbiaUniversity
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