Eaton Confers With Dewey on Foreign Policy Stance
Rep Eaton says Gov Dewey will outline foreign policy as campaign progresses and sees postwar cooperation as likely. He stresses leadership for world affairs while domestic recovery and debt reduction rank as first duties, and asserts Dewey will carry New Jersey.
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Ti¢mas E. Dewey
United States
Achary
A. Hares
Forest
Eaekas Semples
Hatem
Eaton
Dewey
Bacon
Mackinack
O Dewey
New Jersey
Baswet
GE official rejects guaranteed weekly wage demand
George H. Pfeif of General Electric told a War Labor Board panel that a guaranteed weekly wage for all GE employees is not feasible from cost and finance perspectives. He noted GE employed 169,501 on May 31, 1934, but only 73,222 in 1987, and warned future staffing is uncertain. The request came from the United Electrical, Radio, Machine Workers of America for a 217 cent hourly raise.
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New York
Pfeif
United Electrical, Radio, Machine Workers of America
Army Nurses Die in Line of Duty
The Army Nurse Corps reports 69 deaths in line of duty since the war began. Of the 40 000 members, 24 have been wounded or captured. Six deaths were from enemy action. other fatalities stem from vehicle accidents plane crashes and disease.
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Washington
Army Nurse Corps
Geath
Amy
Chinese Recapture Leiyang Near Hengyang Frontline Action
A Chinese communique reports recapture of Leiyang on the Centon Han How Railway as Hengyang endures heavy fighting 34 miles away in Hunan Province. Attacks also claim Saifenghsan near Tengchung amid Allied air pounding and Japanese losses, with substantial artillery ammunition seized.
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Teiyang
China
Paific
Huran
Hengyang
Hengyaung
Leiyang
Funcan
U.S
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Tengchung
Myitkyina
Burma
Barre
Fengchung
World War I Casualties Reported With Broad Totals
Casualties exceed 313000 with over 63000 dead across all services in World War I. Army 267253 Navy 30496 Sailors 16463 Marines 0 Air Forces 11665 totals, including Italian campaign losses. Secretary Stimson notes US losses in the Pacific and Europe with several generals killed or captured.
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Pare One
United States
Army
Navy
Guam
Normandy
Stimson
U.S
Southwest Pacific
Marshall
McNair
Mies
Mu Walker
France
Theodore Roosevelt
Learn to Swim Campaign Opens at Prospect Park Pool
The Record Newspapers Troy Recreation Department sponsors the Eighth Annual Learn to Swim program at Municipal Pool Prospect Park from July 31 to August 5. Register by July 29 by presenting a coupon filled out to the pool attendant. Attendance is required for all classes to earn a swimming diploma. a parent or guardian must sign for children under 1 year old.
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the Record
Troy Recreation Department
Prospect Park
Conspiracy and mobilization debate across Nazi leadership
The piece outlines Nazi figures Gen Beck and others facing dismissal or downfall amid internal strife. It cites Goebbels remarks about nervous breakdowns and purges, the Berlin high command, and plans for total mobilization across occupied territories. It also notes a local incident about a mayor in Wilkes-Barre criticizing domestic aid during a women’s guild meeting.
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Reich Plenipotentiary
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Poland
Hungary
Norway
Baltic States
Belgium
Holland
Yugoslavia
Greece
Dehmara
Ireld
Luxemburg
Finland
Rotsenia
Bulgaria
Fisher Son Wounded in Pacific Invasion
Mr and Mrs Joan Fishher of Fort Edward announce their son Sergi Louis Fisher a Marine Corps private was wounded in the back while serving in the Pacific. He reports his wound healing and that he is in a naval hospital on Oahu Hawaii after seven months overseas and participation in the Marshall Islands invasion.
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East Street
Fort Edward
Sergi
Louis Fisher
Marine Corps
Pacific
Sergi Fisher
Oahu
Hawaiian Islands
Marshall Islands
Deputy Grand Lodge Official Visits Rensselaer Lodge
District deputy grand master Abe Wolvns and staff visited Rensselaer Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons delivering the semi annual password. Ralph Kitley presided with George C. Fischar as vice grand. James Salisbury named representative to the Grand Lodge session in Schenectady August 21 to 23. Rosengold named proxy representative. Annual clam team event scheduled for Sunday August 29 at 2.
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Abe Wolvns
Raneselaer
Rensselaer Lodge
Oold
Fourth Street
Woble
Ralph Kitley
George C. Fischar
Grand Lodge
Joan Burt
Hicks Rosengold
James EF. Salisbury
Schenectady
Icks Rosengold
James EL ‘Salisbury
George
Ringling Circus Gives $10000 to Hartford Red Cross
The Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Shows Inc donate 10000 to the Hertford Red Cross chapter in appreciation for disaster relief after the July 8 event. Edward Ren chairs the Hertford chapter and notes ongoing needs, with costs rising toward 100000. Additional speakers and a piano program highlighted the meeting. The next session is set for August 24.
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Hertford
Conn
Allen
Green Island Lodge to form committees at Odd Fellows Hall
Green Island Noble Grand Albert Moeske will appoint standing committees at this evening's lodge meeting in Odd Fellows Hall. It marks the first lodge session since new officers were inducted. Police receive new 1942 Studebaker sedan. signage to follow. Webster Bailey Auxiliary to host socials in Cohees Georgia with events August 3 and 20. Village asks relatives of men in service to submit missing names for the honor roll.
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Stude
Webster-Bailey
Sons of Union Veterans of the
Marines
Coast Guard
Navy
Edgar P. Wallen Dies Retired Contractor in Troy
Edgar P Wallen a retired building contractor died last night at the home of his son in Troy after a short illness He was born in North Adams and had resided in Troy for years He was active in Mason circles and belonged to several Masonic and fraternal orders Survivors include his son and two other relatives
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Jim North Adams
Hn Troy
Wallen
King’ Bolomos
And
Kot
Oriental Temple
Big-Son
Watien
Funeral arrangements for city residents announced
The document lists Ralph and Edgar A. Web Jen and two daughters Mira Bam Colling and Frederick B. MacGregor as mourners. The funeral is set for Sunday at 2 30 PM from Bryce Paschal Home, 130 Fifth Avenue, with interment at Extrad Cod Hill. Contributions may be sent to Africa in 1.
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Edgar A. Web Jen
Mra
Frederick B. MacGregor
Mira
Bam Colling
Bryce Pascral
Fifth Avenue
Etrascod Hill
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