Blueprint for Germany Occupation by Four Powers
Allies outline a four power council to govern postwar Germany with Berlin as its central seat and Greater Berlin under joint control. Four occupation zones are defined for the Soviet Union, Britain, the United States, and France, with veto rights and a rotating chief commandant. The plan requires complete demilitarization, disarmament, and turning over all war material while establishing a civilian administration later.
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Germany
Berns
Huussia
France
Britainy
United States
Washingtes
Moscow
London
Paris
Iniaid
Higre
Reich
Berlin
Greater Berlin
Natons
Control Council
Austria
Gar- Iiaty
Russia
Great Britain
Connectim
Berkin
Sitiuttane
Segar
Gerany
Britain
Benin
Greater
Unuvl
Red Army
Berlin Council
Lancaster House
Allied Council
U. S
Eisenhower
Alles
United Nations
United Organizations
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Troy DeMolay Chapter Hayride Event and Baseball Result
The Troy DeMolay Chapter plans a Saturday hayride at 8 pm outside the National City Bank of Watervliet. Members will visit Yona Triangis in Waterford Spider night and attend a dance. A baseball game between Watervliet and Troy groups ended 43-0 with a rematch scheduled at Schuyler Flats in Watervliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Order of DeMiolay
National City Bank of Watervliet
Yona Triangis
Waterford
Watervliet
Knicker Packer Playground
Thief Overlooks $925 Now It's in the Bank
Houston report where Mrs. Anna Watkins moves 925 from a cedar chest to bank safety after a thief loots the chest taking 100 extra. She weeps believing in banks and fears further theft while noting she planned to cash in 1093 dollars.
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Houston
Tex
Anna Watkins
Parche Sinks Big Japanese Ship In Open Ocean Attack
U S submarine Parche engaged a Japanese convoy, firing torpedoes that crippled and sank the largest vessel as Chinese cheers and jeers echoed from the deck. The submarine musk shifted course to pursue the next target, while crew recounted the action with vivid pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
U S Plans to Expand West Texas Carbon Plants
Amarillo Tex federal program to expand carbon black capacity to 80,000,000 pounds with three new plants by 1958 in Odessa Eunice NM and Seagraves TX. Existing facilities produced 460,000,000 pounds in 1944. Byproduct gas from refining supports the process and strengthens rubber tire supply.
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Amarillo
Tex
Plains
West Texas
New Mexico
Defense Plants Corp
Panhandle
West
Texas
Odessa
Eunice
N. M
Seagraves
Pushed Into Rear of Bus Injures Boy
Ten year old Ann Andrew Sibinisch of 55 Sheridan Avenue was injured when another boy pushed him against the rear of a United Traction Co. school bus operated by Fred Whitman at 725 Pawling Avenue. He was taken to a hospital by police officers and attended by Dr. Zevart Menovian.
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Ann Andrew Sibinisch
Sheridan Avenue
Sameritan Hoapital
Daniel 3. Keenehan
William J. Ryan
United Traction Co
Fred Whitman
Pawling Avenue
Zevart Menovian
Okinawa Push To End Seven Day Campaign Continues
On Okinawa the 6th day of the campaign sees a rapid three mile advance to Gushean as Col. Mickey Finn's 32nd Regiment seizes Japanese swords and shore up supplies for about 10 000 civilians hiding in caves. The Japanese are compressed to pockets on Oroku and Chinen peninsulas and the southern island tip. A Japanese air attack Sunday caused minor U.S. fleet damage, with forty five enemy planes shot down.
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Gushean
Okinawa
Johan N
Mickey
Oroku
Chinen
Mimits’ Communiqte
Texas Leads States In Private Planes
Amnerile Tex P A check of civil aeronautics authority records shows Texas has more private planes registered than any state. A total of 1315 planes are listed, with the number increasing as government offices surplus trainers go on sale. Pennsylvania is second with 1715 planes registered. New York Ohio and Illinois each list more than 1006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amnerile
Tex.p.a
Civil Aeronautics, Authority Records
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Waterford clubs elect officers and plan fall activities
Waterford Study Club reelected officers including Mrs. Lawrence J. Murray as president and Mrs. William J. Porter as vice president. A new social committee was named, a $1 award was set for Waterford High School English top student, and a fall hiatus was announced. Prospect Hill Association and Legion auxiliary met, while Tonic Triangle Daughters of the Eastern Star approved plans for a Friday dance and a Crystal Lake picnic with hostesses and Miss Jean Willetts presiding.
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Waterford
Prospect Hill
Tonic Triangle
Daughters of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Temple
Wse
Crystal Lake
Priscilla Porter
Shirley LeVan
Virginia Pollock
Marian Smith
Jean Willetts
Baby's life begins erased name change in Greenville
In Greenville North Carolina a Black infant born January 24 faced removal of both the birth and given name. The child’s parents altered identifiers to Plain Odell Mifis amid a broader context of discrimination and suppression within the period.
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Greenville
N. C
Tojo Hitler Mifis
Odell Mifis
Cohoes Officer Leads Men in Battle
Editor notes Sir William EE Carlson of Cohoes son of Sir and Six River Carlson of 5 Bridge Avenue, Cohoes, enlisted in the Marine Corps after serving as a pastor in Beaver Col. The Fourth Marine Regiment lands on Oroku Peninsula Okinawa facing strong resistance. Marines hit the beach without helmets, face coral reefs, and advance behind amphibious tractors with naval bombardment preceding the landing.
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William EE Carlson
Six River Carlson
Bridge Avenue
Cohoes
Beaver
Col
Marine Corps
Okinawa
AL Bopring
Fourth Marine Regiment
Grok Peninsula
Wren
Oroku Peninsula
Okinawi
Xaha
Aubrey Jones
Anniston
Ala
Wartime Souvenirs Displayed at Cohoes High School
An exhibition in the Cohoes High School library features wartime objects from several fronts. The display includes foreign coins, battle flags, and many items donated by freshman social studies pupils.
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Cohoes High School
Two Men Hospitalized After Police Escort
Two men were taken to local hospitals by police after becoming ill yesterday. John Holmes, 36, of 38 Churchy Street, Westbrook, was rushed to Samaritan Hospital after collapsing on Third Street. Frank Cox, 51, of 1615 Highland Avenue, was admitted to Leonard Hospital following a police escort for an illness discovered late evening.
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John Holmes
Churchy Street
Westbrook
Third Street
State Street
Samaritan Hospital
John Moran
Timothy J. Sweeney
Thomas O’brien
Radio Patrol
Bevart Menoyian
Frank Cox
Highland Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Karl Pendt
Albert Prezio
Merio J. Cucco
Man Hit by Bus Leaves Vendor Unconscious
Jacob Freedman a 73 year old junk dealer on Jacob Street was struck Monday night by a bus of Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Company at Jacob Street and Sizih Avenue. He remained unconscious at Samaritan Hospital with condition described as fair.
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Jacob Freedman
Troy
Bend Troy Fifth Avenue Bus Company, Inc
Jacob Street
Sizihi Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Ten Rules for Bicycle Safety Urged by State
Springfield reports Secretary of State Edward J. Sarrell issued ten bicycle safety rules after Illinois saw twenty deaths and 456 injuries last year. The rules advise riding on the right, obeying traffic laws, no sidewalks, proper lights, no night riding without lights, no racing, signaling turns, not hitching to vehicles, avoiding mid street U turns, keeping brakes in good condition, and not carrying passengers.
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Springfeld
Ilinois
Edward J. Sarrell
Sirestor Highway
Fractures Arm in Fall at Federal Street Incident
Mrs Beatrice Bajian 50 of Harrison Place is at Samaritan Hospital with two fractures to her right wrist after falling down stairs at 723 Federal Street last night. She was taken to the hospital by Patrolman Kari Pendt and Albert Prezic in a police radio car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Bajian
Harrison Place
Samarian
Federal Street
Kari Pendt
Albert Prezic
Stolen 1936 Sedan Recovered in Menands by Police
A 1936 sedan owned by John and Spairana Jr of Sixth Avenue was reported stolen Sunday from the Airport Inn and recovered in Menands by village police yesterday. The car’s value is listed at $300. A separate report notes Joyce Singleton, 10, of 160 River Street was scratched on both legs by a dog at Federal Street and Seventh Avenue last night.
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John
Joyce
Singleton
River Street
Federal Street
Saventh Avénue
Florence Tessier of Cohoes Becomes Bride
Announcement of the marriage of Misa Evelyn Floss ence Tessier daughter of Mrs Florence Tessier of 196 Main Street Cohoes to Marine Sgt Francis G Soudsress son of Mrs Sisak Boudreau of 77 Ontario Street The ceremony was at St Peters Church Troy with Rev Michael Ergiish officiating A reception followed at The Hendrick Hudson The bride attended Cohoes High School works at Mohawk Paper Mills Inc Sgt Boudreau recently served 27 months in the Pacific and is stationed at Camp Lejeune The couple will honeymoon in North Carolina continuing to stay in Cohoes later
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Misa Evelyn Flossence Tessier
Florence Tessier
Main Street
Cohoes
MTV
Francis G. Soudsress
Marine Corps
Sisak Boudreau
Ontario Strait
Peter's Church
Troy
Michael FL Ergiish
Adelie Koncewicz
Philip Galsmeay
Heid
Hendrick Ludson
Cohees High School
Mohawk Paper Mills, Inc
Boudreau
Cohves High School
The
Power Concern
Camp Lefense
Wlc
North Caroline
Cohoes Aldermen List Polling Places and Finance Measures
Aldermen list polling places by ward in Cohoes including Second, Fourth, and First Wards. Authority to collect taxes without penalties or interest is approved. A public hearing on a petition by Roxy Enterprises for a spur from Delaware and Hudson tracks to east side properties is authorized.
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hLil
Brodtwas
Thames Oay
Masten
Tear
Leroy Lewis
Johnston Avenue
Anthony
Cazcade
Bridge Avenue
Eliza
Canney
Cove
Weber S Pring
Museo
Roxy Enterprises
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware Avenue
MNRRA
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Keepecke
Essex
Paymenix
Xo Exira
Timpane
Remsen ST. Cohees
Looe
Raeald
Marra’s Pharmacy
Remsen
Thome Conoes
Troy DeMolay Chapter
Rosenthal
E. R. Hagenah
Eft
Associated Press
Joe Rosenthal
Mt. Suribachi
Iwo Jima
Truman
White House
Washington
Felix deWeldon
U.S
Page One
Hiself
Fexas
Lourdes
Alber
Mary Wells
Florence Tessier of
Fellowcraft Club
Mount Moriah Degre
Fellowcraft Club of
Cohoes Lodge
George Merrill
Roy Summers
Peter Dobrey
Navy
Mary Dubrey
Lancaster Street
Pam
Reuben J. Erickson
Albanys County
Tuberculosis
Oliver Durand
Association
Mildred M. Brown
Florence I. Nellis
Eac
San
Frozz St. Maries Church
Adrien
Lechard
Grega
Edward
Nadeau
George Crapo
Marie A. LaPointe
Frank
Frank and =d- Ward provencher, Heover Daiph and Gwen Boré. Father = Bechara
Wonic
St. Mary's Cemetery
Wilford
Delisle
Conees
Harold Smith
I. Leversee
St. Magie’s Church
Soleman
Strest
Willem Breton
Sem Street
Leatsy
Beat Maps
Bank OF Waterford Waterford
N. Y
America
Mone Son
Delaware Ave
Cohoes, N.Y
Biecks Sonin of
Peterson & Packer and Cont Co
Pererman
Peterman
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