Mayor Urges Aldermen to Fast Track War Projects
Mayor Jéke Azer called a special Cosamon Council meeting for Friday to speed approval of post war building programs. He said H Brown, president of the Common Council, would issue the call as plans for power projects face earlier delays from Democratic opposition. The regular session was set for June 2, with the special meeting aimed to accelerate approvals if blocked again.
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Jéke J. Azer
Cosamon Council
H. Brown
Brows
Cousty
Democrats propose separate postwar project votes at Friday meeting
City officials plan to submit five separate resolutions for postwar projects including a high school and incinerator. the mayor says each project will be considered separately as funds and timing allow. Government involvement may affect costs, with revisions possible and no binding commitment yet.
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Parks Administration
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Common Council
City seeks timely action on building funds and state aid
The mayor urges prompt approval of the building projects to secure state and federal funds. He plans to have Majority Leader Finn confer with City Engineer Crowley on project estimates before Friday’s meeting to resolve any differences. Final plans will revise estimates as needed.
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Louis Hinn
Teader
Charles F. Crowley
Board Urges Dewey to Action on Black Markets
The New York Board of Trade urged Gov. Dewey to name a special prosecutor and convene an extraordinary Supreme Court term to investigate and prosecute food violators. It calls for coordinating all levels of law enforcement to crack down on wartime food black markets and to propose a fair allocation program for existing supplies.
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New York Board of Trade
Thomas E. Dewey
Supreme Court
New York
Regaining Ring Tied to Prisoner Case at Chicago Trip
A Worcester youth accused of auto theft used a $150 diamond ring as payment for eight gallons of gasoline at a New York area service station while evading patrols. Franzoni and Deputy Marshal Fake retrieved the ring during a Chicago-to-Chicago transport, sending it to the suspect’s mother by registered mail as OPA reviews possible action.
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Alfred Franzoni
Kenneth G. Fake
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New York Editor John Cullen Dies at 36
John Francis Cullen 36 assistant Sunday editor of the New York Journal American died yesterday at his Walley Stream Nassau home after several months illness. He had served the paper for years and was a familiar figure on the city desk. Funeral arrangements were pending local officials said.
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New York
John Francis Cullen
New York Journal American
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Stream
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Film Actress Married In Overseas Romance
New York gossip column reports film starlet Jinx Falken pure aged 26 wed Lt Col Joth R MetCrary 34 a war correspondent and former editorial writer in a romantic patsé from overseas duties.
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New York
Jinx Falkenpure
Joth R
Tex)MetCrary
Merited by Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pectora
The New York Daily Mirror story notes that on Sunday merit was recognized by Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pectora. The brief item highlights the recognition within judicial circles and its public reflection in press coverage.
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New York Daily Mirror
Supreme Court
Ferdinand Pectora
Unseasonable Weather Kills Hares in Albany
The article describes effects of abnormal spring conditions on hare populations in New York. It notes the State Conservation Department’s concern and efforts at Delmar Wildlife Research Center to propagate hares for restocking. A breeding stock of several hundred hares is being built to support a propagation project amid variable weather. Hares are described as independent mothers with open eyes at birth and the risk of cold weather hindering survival. The unseasonably warm March advanced the breeding season, stressing hares due to shifting conditions.
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Albany
New York State Conservation Department
Conservation Department
Delmar Wildlife Research Center
Ma Vary
Fragmented note on late lambing and losses in New York
The text describes a late batch of lambs kept in near freezing conditions with little protection, about half surviving to birth but dying before drying off. It mentions New York and a captive supply context with damaged wording and unclear details about outcomes.
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Wlate
New York
Rabbit population and hunting rules in doubt this fall
A fragmented note describes a strained rabbit population and hunting policy. It mentions hunters with hounds, potential big changes this fall, and the need for the department to act before rules are set by the governor. The text lacks clear names or dates.
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