British Move French from Syrian Areas Amid Crisis
London says British troops marines and sailors are relocating French soldiers and aviators from populated Syrian towns to isolated camps to curb bloodshed. Cairo reports Lebanon and Syria demand complete French withdrawal with no talks, while Le Lancet discusses US Britain and Russia mediating. French civilians evacuate as Damascus endures curfews and troops in armored vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
OPI
Beyrouth
Syria
Levent Crsis
Cairo
Church
Charles Dé, Gaulle
Mnet
I ‘Wesomds
Abdel Hamid Kramah
Lebanon
Saidullah el Gabry
Syrian Chamber of Deputies
Im Cairo
Arab League of
Levant
League
United States
Britain
Russia
Damascus
de Gaulle
France
Mitst
Ninth Army
Humbert
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Bernard C. T. Paget
Middle Hant
World Peace Talks Advance Amid Five Nation Divide
United Nations charter discussions continue as Big Five meet over peace enforcement roles and regional committees. Chairman Enriquez notes improvements while unanimity among United States Britain France Russia and China remains elusive on key points and veto issues.
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Enriquez
United States
Yanks Battle Across Asia Fronts In World War II Action
Allied forces report heavy air and ground assaults across Asia from Hozan to Bougainville. Bombs and rockets devastate Japanese garrisons in Borneo while American and guerrilla units push inland in Mindanao and Davao. Australian troops foil counterattacks along the Buin road as new advances unfold in the Philippines and Nearby theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fage One
Seimen
Hozan
Shanghai
Asiatic
Foochow
Borneo
Hagat
Banjermasin
Bougainville
Nethern Solomons
Buin Road
New Uines
Wewak
Prince Alexander Mountains
Davao City
Alhambra
Mulig
Ula
Willian, Herbeck
Brooklyn
Thomas Clifford
Panacan
Bayabas
Divao
Wendell
Fertig
Mindanao
Luzon
Malabay
Luayon
Davao
Notorious SS Leader Sentenced to Death
Rome reports that ER-Metro Koch, a notorious SS commander, was given the death penalty by a jury after a two hour deliberation. The prosecutor sought the death sentence for killings of Italian patriots and collaboration with German forces. Koch faced the court calmly as carabinieri escorted him out. Spectators cheered the sentencing.
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Rome
Koch
Moscow Word on Big Five Veto Standoff at League Council
Over the weekend Russia insisted the Big Five must veto only matters in which all sides participate, rejecting any extension to allow discussion of disputes without a party to them. Britain and its dominions oppose this interpretation while Cuba and other small nations seek unity on the issue.
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New World Organization
Moscow
League
Russia
Migat
Gander
Yoling Fomula
Britain
Cuba
Gullerins Belt
Premier Drew Wins Poll Test In Ontario
Ontario returns show Premier George A. Drew’s Progressive Conservative party leading in the provincial vote. Early tallies place the PCs at about 44 percent with 86 of 90 seats decided, Liberals around 24 percent and the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation and others in smaller shares. The result signals potential impact on the upcoming federal election.
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Ontario
Toronto
Socialist Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
George A. Drews
Drews
Legislaiere
C. Co Rhe Liberels
Co F
Liberal
Others
Women Serve As Human Alarm Clocks in Omaha
In Omaha, Elizabeth Kelly and Mary Cushing wake workers to early schedules by telephone. Kelly, blind since age ten, handles 34 calls daily starting at 4:30 am using Braille notes to log numbers. Cushing, calling from bed as “Marys Wakeup Service,” makes about 30 calls before 5 am, with her husband rising to the alarm in each household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omahe
Elizabeth Kelly
Mary Cushing
Miss Kelly
Cushing
Kelly Tals
Charter Draped by Russell Camp Auxiliary
The charter of Mr. Russell Camp Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans was draped at Spanish War Hall with Mrs. Muriel Ferra presiding. The ceremony honored late Mrs. Mary McGovern and past department president Mrs. Joey Strachan. Mrs. Glatys Gapp was named social chairman for the next meeting. Mrs. Margaret Guildl was the hostess last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
United Spanish War Veterans
Spanish War Hall
Muriel Ferra
Mary McGovern
Joey Strachan
Glatys Gapp
Margaret Guild 1
Veterans Pledge Aid for World War II Servicemen
Veterans of World War I pledged wholehearted cooperation to help future servicemen. Troy Post American Legion endorsed Mayor Akern's plan to reopen the State Vocational School. A three member committee will represent the post at a city veterans meeting to pursue a national cemetery. The post also formed a committee for its annual carnival and will host a midnight movie at the Troy Theater to benefit the Welfare Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Post
American, Legion
Third Street
John J. Akern
Seventh Avenue
Post
Troy
Ational
Robert L. Richardson
George D. Cadwell
Otton A. Krause
Menands
William J. Ray
John #. Marshall
Maurice Filson
Otto Palitsch
Troy Theater
Legion
Kansas Man Patents Device to Raise Ships
Wichita Kans diPi Lance Richards, a part time inventor, claims a device to raise sunken ships from any depth. Two large salvage ships would locate vessels by radar, drop a cable with a magnetized steel plate. Prods would grind through barnacles and weld plates underwater using electricity to lift the ship to the surface.
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Wichita
Ken
diPi
Lance D. Richards
Richards
Chinese advance and Japanese withdrawal reshape Lianghsi line
Chinese forces push toward Liuchow and Kweilin rail line while other columns seize Lacheng and Junghsien, signaling possible encirclement. Reports say Japanese withdrawals toward Kweilin and Linhow, with Shaoyang key to access Hengyang junction as strategic rail routes diverge toward Indo China and Hong Kong.
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Page Gna
Linchow
Liuzhow
High Command
Liuchow
Northwess
Lacheng
Junghsien
Atryssiles
Junghsies
Liuchow- Kweillin
Loczeng
Kweilin
Linehow
Chungking
Sunan
Shaoyang
Hengrang
Hengyang
Japan
Indo-China
Hong Kong
State Nurse Addresses County Health Group
Mrs. Irena Hayes of the State Department of Health spoke at a luncheon of the Rensse County Public Health Committee yesterday at Tae Hendrick Hudson. Assemblyman John S. Finch, chairman, presided at the last meeting of the season with no further sessions until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irena Hayes
State Department of Health
Rensselater County Public Health Committee
Tae Hendrick Hudson
Johns. Finch
Mrs. Truman Visiting Home at Independence
First Lady Mrs Harry S Truman with daughter Margaret and mother Mrs D W Wallace arrive in Independence to stay weeks at 219 North Delaware Street the summer White House. About 200 people including secret service greet the Trumans as they alight from the railroad car at Missouri Pacific station. Cadet nurses present a bouquet before the Truman party departs with Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace.
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Independence, Bo
Harry S. Truman
Margaret
D. W. Wallace
North
Delaware Street
White House
Secret Service
Missouri Pacific
Trumans
Frank Wallace
Mrs. Truman
Cohoes Pastor Elevated to Arch Priest
Rev. Theodore Kiryluk of Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church rises to arch priest in the New York District. Ceremonies at South Cannon, Pa monastery were led by Metropolitan Theommius. Attending were Mrs Kiryluk, their daughter, and son George Kirylus who will be ordained next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kiryuk
Nicholas
New York
South Cannon
Theomiius
Kiryluk
George Kirylus
General Theological Seminary
Christian Service Group to Meet at Cohoes Tomorrow
The Woman's Society of Christian Service will host a program on Advercing in Understanding at TASpam in First Methodist Church Cohoes tomorrow. Speaker Miss Charlotte Coles of Troy will address the group with Mrs William Arter leading devotional. Guests include women from the Troy 4 M E Zion Church and youth quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Taspam
First Methodist Church
Degree Conferred by Cohoes K of C Class
A class of more than eighty candidates received the second degree at a Cohoes K of C meeting Sunday afternoon in St. Josephs Hall. District Deputy Joseph Doran of Albany presided with third degree members planning for the Sunday conferred degree at St. Agnes Lyceum.
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St. Joseph's Hall
Cohoes
Reds Deny Senator's Report on Liquidations in Germany
London reports Moscow radio denied Senator Ralph D Brewster claim that Russian authorities in Berlin and other Soviet controlled areas are liquidating German professionals. Tass news agency spokesman called the allegations inventions and slanderous.
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London
Moscow Radio
Ralph D. Brewster
R-Me
Berlin
Germany
Europe
Brewster
Washington
Paris
Tass
Engineer Dies on Empire State Express on Last Trip
Kennedy, 68, an engineer on the New York Central Empire State Express, collapsed at the throttle near Batavia and died of a heart attack. He reportedly said, This is my last trip. I leave Monday for my vacation. Kendall, the foreman, took over and brought the train into Buffalo.
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Kendall
Buffate
Cohoes Couple Plans Missionary Work After Wedding
A Cohoes bride and Robert Clark wed Saturday at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony was led by the groom’s father, a Church of God minister. Betty Jobsson of West Haven was maid of honor. Dr. Charles B. Clark of Cambridge served as best man. The couple, both graduates of Anderson College and Oberlin, will pursue missionary work in India and resume studies after a short wedding trip.
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Tee Mege
Cohoes Priest Celebrates First Solemn Mass
Rev. Raymond J. Mosseau recently ordained La Salette missionary celebrated his first solemn mass at Sacred Heart Church in Cohoes. Archpriest Rev. Lionel Aubin A.S., deacon Rev. Raymond J. Robert, and subdeacon Rev. Hervey Bessette assisted. Sermon by Rev. Charles Geudron MLS. Relatives and friends filled the church, followed by a reception at his parents’ home.
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Raymond J. Mosseau
la Salette
Sacred Heart Church
Jeremiah Loxseau
Lionel Aubin
Raymond J. Robert
Hervey ¥. Bessette
Charles Geudron
Cohoes Draft Board Reclassifies Ten Men
Cohoes Selective Service Board No. 345 reclassified ten registrants yesterday. Six men, including Stanley V. Kalski and Martin J. Andrews, moved to Class EA. Leopold J. De Hisse, Frederick J. King, Philip Niedtalec, Henry F. LaFerrier, Leon Tessier, Joseph J. Lipka, and Harold T. Hicks listed in Class 1O. Irving C. Feldman assigned to Class 2-A.
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Fen
Svere
Local Selective Service Board
Stanley V. Kalski
Martin J. Andrews
Leopold J. de Hisse
Frederick J. King
Philip Niedtalec
Henry F.laferrier
Leon Tessier
Joseph J. Lipka
Harold T. Hicks
Irving C. Feldman
O E S Unit To Meet at Masonic Temple Tonight
Imperial Chapter O E S plans a meeting at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Elaine Hutchinson and Charles J Ellett presiding after a tidiness session. Cards and a social time follow with refreshments under Mrs Alice Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E.S
Iuperial
Masonic Temple
Elaine Hutchinson
Charles J. Ellett
Alice Miller
Navy
J. Robert Garrett, Jr
Feruier
J. BR. Garrett
Garrett
Manor Heights
Sampson
Seabees
Paciwat
Fian. Institute
First, Methodist Church
Mothers’ Cigd
Sacred Heart School
Herman Lajeuness
Firemen in Cohoes Honor Deputy Chief Waters
About fifty members of the Cohoes Fire Department gathered at the Van in Esiané Country Club for a banquet honoring Deputy Chief Charles Waters, who completed forty years of service. John Barron McBermet chaired the event with Angus D. MacArthur as principal speaker and others noting Waters’s long career. A gold watch and gold jewelry set were presented by fellow firefighters.
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FETEC
Charles Waters
Cohoes
Colet
Titt van
Esiané Country Club
John Barren
McBermet
Angus D. MacAtfer
Ie Sahety
Meyer Ruddpn
Ochoes
Vetera
Fazociates
Cobis-Ross Camp Auxiliary to meet Thursday in Cobos
Auxiliary of Cobis-Ross Camp United Spanish War Veterans will meet Thursday at 8 15. Mr Vere will preside at the session. Plans for a card party set for June 22 are to be discussed. LaRow died yesterday at 8 residence 15 First Street after illness. Survived by wife Eula and siblings Emma and Misses Bopence. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Looky and Son Funeral Home.
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Cohoes, Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Femsen Street
David Mayeroff
Home For Aged Women
Silliman Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cobis-Ross
Hell
Mr. Vere
Red LaRow
First Street
Eula Edward J
Cohoes Marine Reported Wounded in Pacific Action
Cohoes Marine C A Hanecak reported wounded in action with the Marine Corps in the Pacific area per casualty list. He is one of five brothers serving in the armed forces including Army and Air Force members. Local residents are invited to submit relatives in any branch for the ward honor roll redecorating project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob. A. Hanecak
Macy Herat
Viet Boulevard
Marine Corps
Pacific
Cohoes Marine
Els
Jonn. Hanecak
Arms Air Forte
Andrex Hanecsk
Edward and
Joseph Hanecak
Army
Holl
Fourth Ward
Wiliam Connery
Khem Pavette
John A McGill
Meifiam McDonald
J. Warnick
John Whitehouse
Pattr
Brarnlyn A. Kilnien
Mirs
James. Milliem
Morris Street
Trenty Guems
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Jay
Ea Jay
Michael F. Fazioli
Third Order of St. Francis of
Russell Camp
Hartnett
Waterford
James H. Golden
Rudolph Router
McDermott
Public Safety
Angus D. Mae
Affer
Kansas
Independence
Christian Service Group
Cohoes K
Io the Sacred Heart
Birs
William Dame
Empire State Express
Robert Clark
Waters
Sally Atkinson
Columbu Street
Cohoes Bish School
T. Brandon Timpane
Optometrist
Remsen ST
Cohoer
Roxy Enterprises
Delaware Ave
N. Y
Evary
Allure
Third ST
Congress St
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