Jersey Police Hunt Slayer After Fatal Shootings Near Maertic Creek
Exmest Rittenhouse of Orange Red bullets wounds in chin forehead and arms. He fled across the Delaware River after fatally shooting Officer O Donnell and wounding Trooper Perry and Officer Ferry. O Donnell died at Warren Hospital. Rittenhouse allegedly killed Mrs. Rittenhouse in Orange during a domestic quarrel before escaping.
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Philipeburg
J. B
New Jersey
Brosper
Maertic's Creek
Ritteshouse
Rittethouse
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
Frank Perry
Corneting
O'Dosnell
Perry
Bittehhouwe
O'Donnell
O'Donnel
Ferry
Warren Hospital
Per
Rittenhouse
Orange Memorial Hospital
Benjamin Trocone
Orange
Churchill-Truman meet amid Berlin war prospects
The British leader Churchill and President Truman conferred in Berlin while Eden joined Foreign Secretary Eden and Adm. Leahy in preliminary talks. Reporters described a courtesy visit as speculation swirled over Russia's role in the Pacific and Britain's pledged aid for Japan's defeat.
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Eden
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Adm
William D. Leany
Truman
Zehlendorf
Berlin
Russia
Japan
Britain
Alpscon
Soviet Union
Stalin
East
60000 GI Wives And Sweethearts Plan Trip to U S
London officials report about 60000 wives and sweethearts of American servicemen seek transport to the United States. Embassies and the adjutant general note backlog for visas rose from 4000 to 9000 with many families awaiting boat space. The embassy desk is clogged with letters as delays frustrate troops and relatives.
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London
U.S
United States
Adjutant General's Office
Terry B. Sanders, Jr
Court Rules on Contraception and Marriage Rights
In a landmark ruling Chief Justice du Parey states intercourse cannot be deemed complete if a husband deliberately ends it or prevents natural termination. He warns denying a wife access to childbearing would be unjust, while noting each case must be judged on its facts. The decision recognizes limited temporary consent and cites medical and social implications. Reactions include Dr. Edith Summerskill praising the right to bear children while warning against potential abuses. Catholic officials signal potential wider issues.
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Hela
du Parey
Justice Pilcher T
Wes
James D. Scallan
Westminster
Albany Surgeon Dies Honoring WWI Service
Dr. Thomas H. Holmes, Albany physician and member of the medical board of the state employees retirement system, died Sunday at his home. He served as an Army surgeon in World War I and earned the Purple Heart for wounds in France while with the New York Central and Boston and Albany Railroads.
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Albany
Thomas H. Holmes
Medical Board of
State Vemployees
New York Central
Boston
Holmes
France
Kepner Heads Elks Grand Exalted Ruler
Wade E Kepner of Wheeling West Virginia was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. He succeeds Dr Robert S Barrett of Alexandria Virginia.
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Kepner
Elks New York
ENS
Wade E. Kepnér
Wheeling
W. Va
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Robert S. Barrett
Alexandrie
Sports Club At Green Island Plans Outing
Arthur Clodge named general chairman of the Green Island Rod and Gun Club second annual outing on July 2 at prairie grounds. Meeting at 55 Paine Street discussed a 1 PM start with youth events and a 2 PM program. Also noted were pheasant egg hatching efforts, a 9 pound Great Northern pike entry by Bert Maoney, and a report on the Knights of Columbus annual outing. Seaman Lawrence J. Conner on furlough, and local police and fire department staff returning from vacations were mentioned.
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Arthur Clodge
Geeral
Green Island
Sportamen
Howes
Istics
Great Northern Pike
Bert Maoney
Psychological Strategy Aimed at Forcing Japanese Surrender
Containing remarks on delaying resistance through unconditional surrender and psychological measures. Analysts consider enlisting internal dissidence in Japan and stressing Japan's doom to mobilize the home front. Naval raids are framed to show Soviet support and potential Pacific supply routes to the USSR.
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Japan
United States
Russia
Asia
Pacific
Soviet Union
Albany man injured in hit and run on Albany Schenectady Road
Clifford White of Stop 14 Albany-Schenectady Road is hospitalized at Albany Hospital with a crushed chest a punctured lung and a severely damaged right arm after a hit and run Sunday on the Albany Schenectady Road. State Police believe he was struck by a truck or passenger car.
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Clifford White
Stop 14
Albany-Schenectady Road
Albany Hospital
Albany-Schenectady
B-29 Losses Per Mission Rise in WWII Air War Report
An Army Air Forces summary shows B 29 losses averaging about one aircraft per mission since 21st Bomber Command began operations from the Marianas in November. Through 261 missions flown, 281 Superfortresses were lost across all causes, with 160 Japanese planes shot down and 159 destroyed on the ground. The report notes later commands had differing operation dates and totals, and cites a single raid on Tokyo last May as the heaviest loss event with 19 aircraft.
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Army Air Forces Sumotery
21St
Marianas
Jas
20H
Southeast Asia
Ryus
2Th Command
21St Command
Tokyo
Bretton Woods Debate Opens Senate Fight Over Aid Deals
Senator Tait led a minority challenge in the Senate over the Bretton Woods plan, demanding details on U.S. loans and deals with Britain and Russia. He questioned Roosevelt’s pledged postwar aid, while the Banking Committee Chairman Wagner said Britain had not asked for aid and disputed the Russian report.
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Treasury
Tait
Ohio
Bretton Woods
Britain
Russia
BIL
Wagner
D-N
Banking Committee
Honor Bell Stone for Cohoes Ward Arrives
Honor Bell Stone for Cohoes Ward arrives as committee plans a public ceremony. Howard VenBusnex will preside as leaders attend a session at Steamer Street quarters. Outstanding fees will be reported and dedication plans outlined. First Lt. A J Bouchard, son of Mr and Mrs Fred J Bouchard, returns from Pacific duty and leaves for Nam Mass with wife Katherine Nolin Bouchard.
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Homer
Comitee
Johostee Avenue
Fet
Howard VenBusnex
A. J. Bouchard
Marine Corps
Sire
Fred J. Bouchard
Remsen
Street
Katherine Nolin Bouchard
Nami
Mass
Princess Juliana Begins Journey From Canada To Holland
Princess Juliana and her three daughters left Ottawa by train for New York to sail home, ending a five year absence from war torn Holland. A crowd at Union Station bid farewell with Earl of Athlone and Prime Minister Mackenzie King present. Her daughters Beatrix and Irene are seven and two respectively, and Margriet was born in a hospital section declared Dutch territory. The prince consort Bernhard had returned to Holland earlier.
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Julata
Netherlands
New York City
Holland Aa
Union Station
Earl of Athlone
Canada
Alice
Mackenzie King
Juliana
Beatrix
Irene
Holland
Nearbe Rockcliffe
Margriet Francista
Prince Bernhard
Frauleins Establish Nonfraternizing Policy With Army Group
German girls near the 71st Army Group enforce a strict nonfraternizing stance. They ignore advancing American and British soldiers, refuse smiles, and now promenade with German men in civilian-like uniforms. German escorts, many recently demobilized, accompany them and project a swaggering presence.
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Germany
Detroit C I O Meeting Put Off Delegates Hear
The sub district meeting of Detroit C I O unions in District 6 awaiting in Detroit has been postponed indefinitely due to transportation restrictions. Frank T. Murphy president Local 934 United Automobile Workers reports the meeting will be rescheduled. Patrick Poieto and Murphy were chosen to represent I O Ford employees in this area to present problems and recommendations to the National Ford Council.
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Arez Cx I. O
Detroit
Frank T. Murphy
United Automobile Workers, Co . G
ODT
Patrick Poieto
Mr. Murphy
I. O. Ford
National
Ford Council
Men Taken to Hospital in City Illness Incidents
Lawrence Sage of 63 Ferry Street was removed to his home after a sudden fit on River Street by Patrolmen Mag netic and Hofbauer. Irving H. Adams of 4 Franklin Square was taken to Samaritan Hospital by Patrolmen Pendt and Retzlaff after falling ill at his home. He remained under hospital care.
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Lawrence Sage
Ferry Street
Peter Magnetic
John Hofbauer
River Street
Jacob and
King Streets
Irving H. Adams
Franklin Square
Samaritan Hospital
Karl Pendt
Karl Retzlaff
Cohoes Railroad Bridge Closed for Repair Work
Cohoes Department of Public Works closes the bridge at Johnston Avenue over the New York Central tracks for repairs. Defective planking will be replaced and other caps wood will be repaired before traffic can resume. Work awaits completion.
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Cohoes Deparnment of Public Works
Jobhstes Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Apan
Cohoes Soldier Killed in Austria
Mo. Warren TEWES. details unclear but confirms a Cohoes soldier killed in Austria and notes war department records. A planning meeting for a local festival is set for Thursday and Friday nights under the Columbus Council. Waker J. DuSy named general chairman. council meetings scheduled at Civ Esl.
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Warren Tewes
Cunmn
Cuhoes Council
Roy OF Columbus
Remsen
Stre Waker
J. DuSy
Heart Attack Fatal to Cohoes Man at Pool
A Cohoes man died of a heart attack while in the water at the pool where he was employed. The incident occurred in the early hours, with lifeguards and authorities investigating the cause as friends and coworkers gathered nearby.
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Manley Novex
Peter B. Novax
Saratoga Street
Agime Ceeu
Nate
Annie
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