Milk Strike Halts Most Kansas City Dairies
In Kansas City a milk strike by union drivers leaves seven major dairies idle. Last deliveries reached processors Wednesday with retail sales weakened. The Farmers Milk Producers Association ordered deliveries halted after nonunion haulers were barred. Some producers dumped milk. union and producer reps failed to reach a delivery continuation agreement as nonunion options were considered.
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Kansas City
Kansas Day
FR. G. Jace
Mile
Gsice
A. F
Jackson
E. P. Billiam
Productem Association
Kas Dairy Anid
Fanilies
Air Strike Actions Hit Kagoshime and Iwo Islands
Allied air units attacked Kagoshime and its industrial suburbs Kushikine and Mirakonojé in southern Kyushu, targeting locomotives, boxcars, and mills. Over 35 Thunderbolts hit sulphur and phosphate mines on Iwo, while a 16-ship Mustang flight damaged a 1000-ton freighter at Amam Oshima. Ground activity near Borneo slowed as Australian forces fortified Sambodia oilfield positions and Brunei Bay patrols expanded. Langkow attacked by Lightnings. Jesselton disbursement areas hit by Mitchell bombers with several underground storage targets reported.
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Kagoshimi
Kyushu
Kushikine
Mirakonojé
Kagoshime
Raven Mills
Iwo Islands
Soumi Group
Naze
Amam Oshima
Okinawa
Borneo
Sambodia
Brunei Bay
13Th Air Force
Langkow
Jesselton
Veteran Air Fighter 18 Enlists For Draft
Melvin Harry Sinquefield, once nicknamed Junior aboard the B 17 Crazy House, turns eighteen and will register for the draft. He logged fifty combat missions with the 15th Air Force from Foggia, Italy, shooting down three enemy planes, totaling 264 combat hours and 103 points for discharge, now honorably discharged as he reaches adulthood.
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Washington
Melvin Harry Sinquefield
s/sgd
Sinquefield
1Th Re
Foggia
Italy
Brother of Whirlpool Carer Swims Niagara
Norman Corky Hill, 21, son of the late William Hill, known riverman, swam the Niagara River between the American Falls and Rainbow Bridge for practice. He jumped from a boat on the Canadian bank near the power canal tunnel and was swept across by the current toward Maid of the Mist land. Spectators heard him say he was not fired after the stunt, echoing a feat by his father.
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Niagara Fale GP
Norman Corky Hill
Willian
Red
Hill
Niagara River
American Falls
Rainbow Bridge
Power Canal
Truman on Peace and World Prosperity After War
President Truman urged building a peaceful world where all people enjoy peace and prosperity as Allied leaders discuss postwar plans. The Potsdam conference included Eisenhower Patton Stimson and Bradley with Churchill Stalin and Byrnes attending later talks. Shipping experts joined discussions on postwar global trade and the U S merchant fleet's role in shaping the peace.
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Truman
United States Group Council
Germany
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Rome
Tokyo
Mtr
Henry L. Stimson
Patton
Emory S. Land
U. S. Maritime Commission
War Shipping Administration
Omar Bradley
White House
Potsdam
Stimson
Floyd L. Parks
Berlinkommandator
Lucius D. Clay
U. S. Group Council
Cobb Dies
German Aircraft Command
Middle Germany
Stalin
Churchill
Japan
London
Chureat Land
Roosevelt
Churchill-Quebec
Presidant
Wttle
Molotov
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Eden
President Truman
Littl White House
King Leopold's supposed stance and Van Acker’s charges
Brussels Prime Minister Van Acker told parliament he arranged for King Leopold to join the Maquis but the king declined. He cited nine reasons including fear of bloodshed, Allied meddling, and Britain's and America's generals being brutal and ill mannered. Van Acker said Leopold favored a German victory and had praised the occupiers.
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UPI
A van Acker
Par Iment
Hing Hi
Berchtesgallen
Maquis
Germany
Volun
van Acker
Americ
Leopold
Belgium
Prince Charles
Laeken
Plan Sleep Shifts for Servicemen on Trains
The Army will test sleep shifts on Pullmans to ease sleeping space shortages. Soldiers will hold a berth eight to 42 hours before passing it to another, with remaining time in day coaches. The first test train leaves Camp Kilmer New Jersey for Fort Sam Houston Texas tomorrow morning. Officials have not fixed the Pullman shift length. Troop trains will require two men per lower berth and one per upper berth.
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Washington (P
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Kmorrow
Fort Sam Houstton
Tex
Office of Defense ‘Transportation
Townsend Club Meets Townsend Club In Diamond Rock Hall
The group met last night in Diamond Rock Hall with Mrs Cora Traver and Edward Weiss presenting data on progress of the movement Thomas Fox presiding. The birthday of secretary Kertha Macker was observed with a gift. Games and dancing followed, and refreshments were served by Mrs Louise Coons.
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Townsend Club
Diamond Rock Hall
Cora Traver
Edward Weiss
Thomas Fox
Kertha Macker
Louise Coons
Wake Island: Civilians Endured Captivity and Last Stand
The account details Japanese forces firing on civilians who raised their hands, capturing and detaining remaining personnel on Nita Maru to Yokohama and Shanghai. It covers the December 3 wake, air and sea attacks, heavy casualties among air personnel, and the eventual island landing amid devastation.
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CiviJians
Permson
Fruit stores in New York to reopen under price ceiling talks
New York area fruit and vegetable dealers agreed to reopen 1,400 stores in Brooklyn and Queens and to close at least 700 stores in Manhattan and the Bronx. The action followed meetings with acting regional OPA director Charles T. Abernethy and calls to form committees of retailers and OPA reps to study price ceilings and enforce wholesale and retail ceilings.
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New York
Creuit and
Brooklyn
Queens
Conjeer
Manhattan
Bronx
Charles T. Abernethy
OPA
Associated, Retail Vegetable and Fruit Merchants, Inc
Aubero Retail Fruit and Veritable Association
Sixteen Negro Airmen Return to U. S. by Plane
Sixteen members of the 99th Pursuit Squadron, first air Negro combat unit activated in 1943, arrived at LaGuardia Field aboard an air transport command plane from Casablanca Morocco. They served 27 months in the Mediterranean Theater as part of the 7th Air Force in Italy.
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New York
7Th Air Force
Italy
LaGuardia Field
Air Transport Command
Casablanca
French Morocco
Mediterranean
Mass Schedule At Cohoes Churches Summary
The article lists multiple Mass times and reverends across Cohoes churches including St. Bernard's St. Joseph's St. Marie's St. Michaels and St. Patrick's with low masses and high masses noted. It mentions Rev Joseph A French Rev William P Brenna Rev Adrien Bectart Rev Valentine W Gierlacki Rev Basmesd J Heteti Rev Themss A F Sat and others along with details on service times and parish names. It also references the Soldier’s promotion and a Keveeny Memorial Academy attendee who served in November 1942 and worked for New York Power & Light Corp. Finally it notes inspectors sworn in by the Board of Elections not yet taking oath and city clerk Eugene Hebert’s status before July primary election deadlines.
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Joseph A. French
St. Bernard's
Wiliam P. Brenna
T. Joseph's
Lows
A. Lavizee
St. Marie's
Adrien Bectart
Bae i
Jeferson
Board of Elections
Eugene Hebert
Use Objectors As Occupation Troops
Washington rep OToole proposed that conscientious objectors be used as occupation troops until every last man in service has been sent home. He cited reports of discharge plans by the point system and urged against exempting objectors. He called the idea an outright insult to those who have served and suggested sending objectors to Europe now and to Japan later as occupational troops.
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Washington
O'Toole
Wet Stimson
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Europe
Japan
Cohoes Man Held on Jag Driving Charge
A charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated was lodged against William Worthington, 3, of Saratoga Street, Cohoes. Patrolmen Thomas Wiskhelm and Joseph Buchanan of the radio patrol arrested him on River Street between North and Jacob Streets. Worthington left his car as a pledge for appearance in Police Court Monday morning.
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William Worthington
Saratoga
Cohoes
Thomas Wikshelm
Joseph Buchanan
Radio Patrol
River Street
Xorth
Jacob Streets
Worthington
U S to Split Span Costs Under Bridge Bill Passed
Senate approved a bill sending to the White House that would have the Federal Works Administrator pay half the value of a bridge span built by a state. The measure aims to expand federal aid on new highways and reduce state outlays for bridge construction.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Federal Works Administrator
LaGuardia Returns to City Hall After Vacation
Major F H La Guardia returned to City Hall by train after a four day vacation at Lake Etho in Tyson Vermont. He said his family would remain at the resort for the rest of the month.
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New York
F. H. LaGuardia
City Hall
Etho Lake
Tyson
Said
Jamily
Retor Northé
Funeral Held For Cohoes Merchant
Funeral services were held for a Cohoes merchant at St. Macie’s Church and Ack Street. Attendees included relatives and local residents as pallbearers carried the casket to the church and nearby cemetery for burial rites.
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Cohoes
August Draft Quota Reported for Cohoes
The August draft quota for Cohoes is noted with the induction process underway. A group undergoes preinduction examinations at the 28 induction center on the same day, as the August contingent size remains uncertain.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Girl Named Polytechnic Editor
Janet M. Weber of Cohoes, chemical engineering student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Trev, has been elected editor of The Hoosler Polytechnic student newspaper. She previously served as fraternities and societies editor on the junior board. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Weber of 2 Oliver Street and a graduate of Cohoes High School.
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Janet M. Weber
Cohoes
Reisselaer Polytechnic Institute
Trev
Hensselaer Polytechnic, Sudent Newepaper
Raymond M. Weber
Oliver Street
Cohoes High School
Appointment of Mise Ba Weiren as Cohoes Hospital Head
Mise Ba Weiren has been named to lead Cohoes Hospital, becoming the new head of the medical facility. The appointment signals a shift in leadership as the hospital focuses on patient care and administration under the new director.
Churches Announce Weekend Services Across Denominations
Cohnes Churches list morning and evening worships at St John Episcopa First Methodist First Baptist and Silliman Memorial Presbyterian with sermons on divine worship faith and light for sightless eyes Union services planned with Reformed Presbyterian and First Methodist. Salvation Army schedules holiness and open rate services with officers in charge.
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Schuyler OD. Jenkins
Francis L. MéeCautey
Silliman Church
Paul Hayner
Reformed
Presbyterian
First Methodist
Salvation Army
Victor
Mennemen
Hennemen
Siay
Final Session Marks Cohoes Church School Program
The Cohoes Church School held its final session with programs and exercises led by Eleanor Mendin g and other church members. A junior department playlet titled In the Emperors Garden was staged under Beatrice Poinseil's supervision, with numerous students participating. Reverend Victor J Blekkink gave the benediction as instructors showcased crafts and projects. Mrs William A Krause and Mrs Rey Russell were guests.
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Cohoes
Eleanor Mending
Lewis
Bers
Dicky
Oteeph
Best
Barbara Rudebesh
Newland
John Rawat
le Mortis
Norbert Despove
Constance Friedel
Judith Korith
Jean Urquhart
Dorothy Newland
Nts Armstrong
Judith Morris
John Armstrong
Bruce
Harold Edmonds
Shirley Ka
Bernice Desnoyer
Farces Kontixs
Judith Morrises
James Wagner
Victor J Blekkink
Handwe Gkls
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Marra’s Pharmacy
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Cohtoes
LaGuardia
Sruman
Josef Stalin
Harry S. Truman
Berlin
Joseph Byrnes
Moloter
Macie
Peter Preston
Fred JL
Charles
A. Delisle
Esher Rechard
Polytechnic
Reid
Cohoes Council
Knights of Columbus
Remsen Street
Patricia Abu Qui
Jehan Quinn
Central Avenue
Therine J. Quinn
Dyke Avenue
I. Ae
Boght Reformed Church
Sue Spices
Coddes Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
At & Pm
Temple
Ontario Street
James F. Bracken
St Michael's Field
Hari Bracken
Socht Reformed Church
Brown's Beach
Saretoge Lake
Deals Hien
Jong
John's Episcopal Church
Colin-Ross
Garner Sirest Hilton
Ivan Hi
Ball
Tr Copal Church
Waterviiet
Felix
Zigmund
Eaward
Henry
John
Frank Sovek
Ss. Michael's Cemetery
Waterford
Glerlacht
Enoch Safe
A. D. MacAffer
Mohawk Street
Ivan H. Bath
Trinity Episcopal Church
Watervliet
William Safe
Roy
Andrew and
David Kerriaghan
Oakwood Cemetery
Troy
Frank B. Maksulais
Cohoes Hospital
Cohnes
First Methodist Church
Donald A. Lewis
God of the Universe
St. James Methodist Church
Earl
Fryer
First Baptist Church
George F. McElvein
Dwight R. Lowther
Victor Jennink
Church School
Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cohoes Church School
Wiliam
RL Krause
Bevan Street
Lake Bomoseen
Rey Russell
Rutland
A. BR. Krause
Bausch & Lomb
T- Brandon Timpane
D.D. Optometrist
Remsen ST
Cohoes Sim Cunuseiuned
Frone
Army Air Corps
Mohawk
Saratoga Ave
North Side
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National Automotive Fibres, Inc
Buchman Comfort Products Harmony Mill NO
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