New Dealers Now Hold Reins Of State Democratic Party
Paul Fitzpatrick, a Buffalo businessman, was elected New York state chair as the New Deal gained control of the party machinery. He predicted a sweeping Roosevelt victory in November and said Farley retired after 34 years at the helm. Fitzpatrick praised Roosevelt’s renomination, noted Dewey’s strength, and urged confidence in the president’s ability to complete his work.
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New York
New Deal
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Panl EL Fitzpatrick
Firepatrick
Buffalo
Mrr
Fitzpatrick
James A. Fareley
Farley
Chicago
Fitpatrick
New York State
Troosevelt
Biltmore Hotel
Thomas £. Dewey
Afr. Hoosevelt
Branch on Wires Burns Firemen Called
Firemen responded to two separate incidents. Pumper 3 was dispatched at 8 55 pm to a branch falling onto electric wires on the south side of Van Buren Street between First and Second Streets with no damage reported. Pumper 1 was sent at 4 35 pm to 224 Fifth Avenue where a water pipe broke in the cellar, cutting off the water. occupants Edward Page and Mrs Rafferty were listed as residents.
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van Buren Street
First
Second
Pumper” Ll
Fifth Avenue
Edward Page
Gaffery
Boy, 4, Injured When Car Strikes Curb on Fulton Street
Four year old Alan Storm of 715 Fulton Street received bruises on the left knee and facial injuries after a car driven by Charles M. Delaney of 5 Fourther Street rolled onto the sidewalk at about 3 30 p m yesterday on Fulton Street near Seventh Avenue He was treated at home by Dr J P Lasito The impact damaged a stoop in front of 715 Fulton Street and Delaney reported brake failure to Central Station police.
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Alan Storm
Fulton Street
J. P. Lasito
Charles M. Delaney
Fourther Street
Central Station
Seventh Avenue
Scotia Man Injured At Poestenkill Plant
Orson F. E. Bellamy, 43, of 212 Alexander Avenue Scotia, was removed to Leonard Hospital after an accident at Poestenkill. Employed by the Severn Up Betting Co., he was pinched between two trucks and suffers possible fractures to hip pelvis and ribs. Condition reported as good.
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Orson FE. Bellamy
Alexander Avenue
Scotia
Leonard Hospital
Poestenkill
Bellamy
Severn Up Betting Co
Officer Wounded Son of Hudson Falla Family
Rourke of Hudson Falla received a letter from their son First Lieut Donald Rourke reporting wounds in the invasion of France. He said the injuries are not serious and he expects to recover fully in a general hospital.
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Willian. Rourke
Hudson Falla
Donald & Rourke
France
Auto collides injures youth in Whitehall
A 17 year old, Ralph Cation of Whitehall, suffered lacerations and bruises after being struck by an automobile driven by Harold Mier of Gansevoort. The boy stepped from between parked cars and was treated by Dr. Lesle A. White and released to home.
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Ralph Cation
Whitehall
Harold & Mier
Gansevoort
Miller
Lesle A. White
Upstate New York School District Elections Report
Upstate districts held trustee elections across several towns with budgets approved. Incumbents and new nominees for three year terms competed in Fort Edward Granville Hudson Whitehall Corinth and South Glens Falls, with budgets ranging from 9 045 to 712 260.45 and election hours from noon to midafternoon.
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New York
Lyle McGeoch
Clinton Carter
Charles Gallup
Arthur Cromquist
Union Free School
Fort Edward
Ca-Opes
Earl J. Canavan
James B. Leonard
W. Alyward Bowe
Charles Woodcock
Dennis & Reche
Michael G. Minogue
Granville
William Grenorf
Union Free
Hudson
L. Berry Tayior
David §. Fisk
Ezra RB. Dickinson
L. BR. Lewis
Whitehall
Albert St Claire
Frank Kingsley
Claude Havens
Wheaton L. Bosworth
M. J. Daniels
Union Free District
Corinth
Harold KH Grr
O Baker Beyer
Frank Woodcock
South Glens Falla
Charles H. Wilson
Oliver W. Winch
Anton C. Smith
Howard R. Burnham
Fred A Silva
Clpde
Allied Push Across Normandy Shifts Tide Near Caen and Cherbourg
Allied forces break through near Caen and St. Lo advancing up to three and a half miles on a wide front. American troops overrun about ten villages while Thunderbolt dive bombers destroy 21 German tanks. Canadian and British units pressure the Odon and Orne rivers as Rommel faces signs of withdrawal in the Cherbourg peninsula.
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Caen
Ome River
Fallen Caen
Hottot-les-Bagues
Tilly
Caeo
St. la
Normandy
Lehr
St. Lo
la Meauffe
Cherbourg
la Hayé du Palis
First Army
Odon
Orne
Maltot
Montgomery
Hercely
Esquay
Gernan
Roger D. Green
Athis
Maliot
Eterville
Lowvigny
Joep
Qdon
Marishal
Erwin Rommel
Bradidy
Cartntan
Vire
Periers
Carentan
Amercans
la Haye du Puis Ftone
Doughbors
Health Committee Pay Voted by Board
The Board of Supervisors approved a resolution proposed by Supervisor Charles Myers to pay 35 per day to the six regular members of the Public Health Committee for attendance at their bi monthly meetings. Ex-officio members Dr. Harry T. Wygant and Douglas Hudson are excluded from the allowance. The measure passed unanimously.
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Board of Supervisors
Leroy H. Nidle
New York State Guard
Camp Smith
Peekskill
Charles §. Myers
North Greenbush
Public Health
Harry T. Wygant
Public Welfare
Douglas Hudson
American forces advance along river to St Lo area
American troops moved south of Pont Hebert and captured Lay Meauffe, four miles north of St Lo, crossing the Vire. The gains extended more than a mile and a half in the last 24 hours with advances on both river banks and east of the river toward Lay Meauffe.
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Pont Hebert
St. Lo
Meauffe
Demobilization steps begin with limited metal use rules
The government outlines modest postwar moves including lifting restrictions on aluminum and magnesium for civilian goods, with priority given to experimental postwar models and machine tools. The plan aims to ease conversion without disrupting military production or wartime outputs.
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Acton
Plane crashes into camp trailers near Portland
A two motor plane struck an embankment at the camp edge and exploded engulfing nearby trailers in flames. Evacuations followed as mothers carried infants while firemen recovered a fallen airman beneath a trailer. The government project camp housed shipbuilding workers and other war industry personnel in the Portland area.
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Portland
Cambridge District Adopts School Budget
Cambridge Central School District 10 approves a budget of 373,527 voted by five schools in the new Cambridge district. The meeting was led by Board of Education President Clarence Coulter with Charles John Stevenson as chairman and Arthur C. Waite as clerk. tellers were Harry Davis and Mrs William N. Reynolds.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Central
White Creek
Jackson
Easton
Salem
Clarence Coulter
Board of Education
Charles John Stevenson
Arthur] C. Waite
Harry Davis
William N. Reynolds
Minahan Placed On Pension List
Patrolman Michael P. Minahan of the First Precinct was placed on the pension list yesterday due to health reasons. His retirement takes effect Saturday after serving at the First Precinct since March 10, 1981, and earlier years at Central Station after police school training in 1929 and 1933.
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Trolman
Michael P. Minahan
Minahan
Central Station
Cohoes Man Becomes Merchant Marine Cadet
Midshipman Raymond J. Riberdy of Cohoes has been assigned to active duty aboard a merchant ship delivering vital supplies to military and naval forces. After six months as cadet midshipman he will enter King's Point Marine Academy for 12 months of training and may become a third officer or naval reserve ensign. Riberdy is a graduate of Cohoes High School and studied aeronautical engineering at Rensselaer. A card party hosted by the LadiesAuxiliary of E T Ruane American Legion is set for today at 2 p.m. on Oneida Street with prizes and refreshments.
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Cadé
Raymond J. Riberdy
U.S
Mc Tint
Raymond Riberdy
Cohoester
Marine Academy
King’s Point
Merchant Marine
Naval Reserve
Riberdy
Cohoest High School
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
U. S Maritime Service
Sheepshead Bay
U. S. Merchant Marine Academy
Wing's Point
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
E. T
Ruane Post
American Legion
Oneida Street
Cohoes Lodge of Elks
St Michael's Field
Linden Stree
Edward M. Smith
Glenn Miller
Reginald A. Brooks
The
Buffalo
E. T. Ruane
Alvina Dickinson
Sarah Hall Joran
Roze Bomadier
Elizabeth Parker
Brewer JL. Burnett
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Albany
Cohoes
van Schaick
Cimilian Chaplains
F. Herrick Connert
Women Sought for WAVES Enlistments By Navy Recruiter
Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph J. Sullivan at the Court House Navy recruiting office appeals for WAVES enlistments. He notes a drop in female enlistments while urging women to serve after the war, citing training and benefits. Regular applicants: 20 to 36. officer candidates: 20 to 49. High school or business school required. officer candidates need two years college or two years related experience.
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Joseph J. Sullivan
Navy
Court House
Troy
Mr. Sullivan
Schuylerville Hires Two New Teachers for 1944 45 Term
Schuylerville Board of Education engaged two new teachers for the 1944 45 term. Mrs. Margaret Ross of Greenfield and Miss Dorothea Moon of Salem were named. Ross holds a bachelor of science from Syracuse University and has taught at Troy East Greenbush Northville Johnstown Saratoga Springs and Greenfield. Moon graduated from Washington Academy Ithaca College and earned a 5 S degree and taught physical education in Dannemora.
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Schuylerville
Schuylerville Board of Education
Margaret Ross
Greenfield
Dorot
Moon
Salem
Ross
Sara‘Jogs High School
Syracuses University
Troy
East Greenfeld
Northville
Johnstown
Sara
Hoga Springs
Greenfeld
Washington Academy
Ithaca College
Dannemora
Auto Dealers Meet Troy Area Service Men Demonstration
Auto dealers and service men from the Troy area affiliated with Pontiac Motor Co. gathered for a meeting arranged by the company at The Hendrick Hudson. Factory representatives outlined new repair methods to improve fuel consumption and general service in motor operation.
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Troy
Pontiac Motor Co
Hendrick Hudson
Registration for Cohoes High Begins
Cohoes High School begins registration for new and returning pupils this week. Students must choose a course path and obtain parent signatures on enrollment cards. Registrations are held at the principal's office or City Library from 9 am to noon and 1 to 3 pm.
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Cohoes High School
Lasterorith
Charles E Wheeler
Wheeler
Dr. Rieger Dies Cohoes Dentist Remembered
Albert B. Rieger a well known Cohoes dentist died yesterday at Cohoes Hospital after a brief illness. He practiced in Cohoes for many years with offices at 257 Ontario Street and residence at 188 Columbia Street. He was a member of St. Agnes Church and several dental associations. Survived by a Buffalo niece, funeral held Friday at Walter J. Duffy funeral home and St. Agnes Church with interment in St. Agnes Cemetery.
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Emma Hervieux
Louis Hervieux
the Leonard Hospital
Cottoes
St Joseph's Church
Union of Braver
Arthur M. Hervieux
London Road
Margaret, Aibot
Edmund Cloutier
Cohoes
Albert B. Rieger
Cohoes Hospital
Ontario Street
Columbia Street
St. Agnes Church
Third District Dental Society
New York State Dental Association
The
American Dental
Niagara County
Buffalo University
Frank Rast
Buffalo
Sam
Walter J. Duffy
St Agnes’ Church
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Mesands
Cohoes Trials New Auxiliary Fire Pumper and Local Honors
Local fire officials tested an auxiliary pumper with folding cogs capable of portable use at Cohoes headquaters under Fire Chief James H. Galton. The piece can spray water at high capacity and is stored at the city’s quarters as demand rises. Also announced are military promotions and decorations for Cohoes residents, including air force graduates and cadets, plus church group supper meetings and observer training sessions.
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Guiitary Gilmset
United Sisters Gz
Caief
James H. Galton
Joan E Matton
Fon Boa
Oufiding Corporation
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Internal Health Institute
Fourth St. Troy
Paul ©. Fitzpatrick
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Nelson
Redbank
French
Cohoes Man
Cohoes High
Sivage
Cohces
Armes
Eurbe
Sadie Ashley
Cohoes Post
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V. Flw
Pacific Area
Pie Walter E. Berowski
U. S. Marine Corps
Paul Page
Onsida Street
California Hospital
Ioral War
Dr. Rieger
Eiks Plan Clamsteam
Gast
Atates
la Haye
Amerivaris
Lessay
Sainteny
Withiam
Waterhouse
George
Water- Howse
Vitet Boulevard
Caribbean
Win
Itatian War
Wiliam & South
John Smith
Pie Larry Son
Constantine Scesny
Arain Street
Edmund J. Burke
Catherine T. Burke
Master Avenue
Army Air Force Training Program
Turner Field
Georgia
Canaves
Maxwell Field
Alabama
Morris Cramer
Myer Cramer
Gordon
H. King. Som
Helen King
Hiullcrest Road
First Baptist Church
Charles Bests
Waterford-Mechanicvile Road
Stem Bers
Alvin Buflock
Iran Aircraft Service
Moose Hall
Bullock
Howard L. Stater
Basten Avenue
Leah Miller
Slater
Naval Training Center
Sampson
Southwest Pacific
Dorcas Philathea
Charles Best
Waterford-Mechanicville Road
Beneftce
Brandon Tipane
Optomet
Remsen St. Cohses
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