Editors Back Global Conference For Free Press
The American Society of Newspaper Editors endorsed an international conference in Australia to promote free exchange of news. A 36,060 word report by the ASNE outlined aims to curb censorship in peace treaties, urging governments not to use the press for policy. The board also opposed dissolving competitive international communications facilities.
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Reporters Tour Moscow Press Plants During Exchange Talks
American reporters examined Moscow media facilities and discussed press freedom with Soviet officials. The ASNE summary notes journalists found Soviet media curious yet challenging to US views on free press while officials welcomed freer news exchange and fair reporting. Amb. Harriman hosted a reception at the American Embassy highlighting US openness and cautioned against taking every print seriously.
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Harsh accusations on Russia amid press freedom debate
The author argues about accusations against Russia and censorship, criticizing Collier's weekly for publishing pro Communist material and discussing editors who defend exposing all sides. The piece cites broadcasts, public figures, and questions whether anti Communist views justify widespread ostracism or complicity with Nazi parallels.
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LaSalle Music Groups Delight Trov Audience
LaSalle Institute's Glee Club and band presented a second annual concert at Slusic Hall to a capacity audience. The glee club, directed by Brother A. John, earned high marks on My Buddy Just A Prayer Away and a varied program. the band, led by Charles J. Randel, performed marches and patriotic anthems with solid coordination and tone.
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School Pupils Give Recital At St. Peter's
The music pupils of St Peter's School presented a piano recital Sunday at St. Peter's Lyceum. The program featured numerous named students, a playlet by Lane McGowan and others, and an ensemble closing with accompaniment by Jeanne Sheedy.
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John Sirtori
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Geraldine Mooney
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James Thompson
Margarett Feeney
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Corrado Poli
Alice Owens
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Jeanine Snyder
Richard McCumber
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Estelle Kendrick
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Robert Gleason
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Jean Dessingue
Doris Mack
Marion Matthews
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Brotherhood meeting and military update in Newport area
Greenwich t a Fiton J Beadie of Newport spent a weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs John Beadel. The East Green Bridge Home Bureau meets at Mrs Joseph Gittis home tomorrow at 1 30 pm with Mrs Herbert Odenauer leading a family life lesson. The union brotherhood hosts a gathering at Hebron United Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 8 pm with Dwight Marvin editor of The Record Nextpapers of Troy as speaker. Coffee will be served and men should bring sandwiches and cookies or doughnuts. Lt Francis S Bergin, son of Michael Bergin, is on a six day leave after being liberated by the Third Army. He was a navigator on a Berg Liberator bomber, went missing over Germany August 2 1944, later reported a prisoner of war in a German broadcast. He will report to Atlantic City for reassignment after leave.
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Herbert Odenauer
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Hebron United Presbyterian Church
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Dies committee list of names and associations noted
The text recalls the Dies committee as a priceless record of names, atlases, associations and conspiracies. It states that Communism is an American domestic menace and it is none of Russia's business what we do to Communists in our own country.
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King Features Syndicate
Diet session extends as Suzuki faces hurdles in bill passage
The extraordinary Diet session stretched from two to four days as Premier Suzuki’s bill faced committee opposition. A late meeting of representatives from the Empire’s totalitarian party smoothed objections after lengthy remarks by Koyama and others. Domel dismissed protests as opinions, while the measure aims to curb worker migration and direct government action to sustain war production amid intensified American air raids. Justice Minister Matsureka outlined regional execution of initiatives to fit each island’s needs.
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Cluett Peabody Official Warns on Brand Standardization
O. Buckingham of Cluett Peabody & Co warned at the Adecraft Farm Forum that government standardisation of products would threaten freedom of choice and the American business system. He said brand names drive mass advertising and mass markets, fueling mass production and competitive selling.
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Adecraft Farm Forum
Dewey to Tour State on Limited Meat Points
Gov Thomas E Dewey and nine officials begin a two day state waterways tour with a strict meat allotment of 48 points per person totaling 765 points for ten travelers and six crew. OPA rationing limits butter oils and costs, sugar allowances cover only one and a half teaspoons daily per person. A record of meals served must be kept and unused points returned to the ration office.
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Troy Ratier Board
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Troy
Philadelphia Man Jailed for Vagrancy in Averill Park
George McGuckin of Philadelphia was sentenced to 15 days in Rensselaer County Jail for vagrancy. Justice Henry Kati of Averill Park imposed the sentence after arrest by Trooper D F Lang of the Averill Park outpost Troop GG.
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Jamestown Damaged by Cyclone
The cyclone tore Jamestown, injuring eight and causing about 1590 dollars in damage. Fire and police officials reported destruction across the Chadakoin River valley, with factories and homes wrecked, power out, and hospitals lit by flashlights.
Swimming Pool Planned at 4-H Camp Alps Site
The Rensselaer County 421 Club voted to authorize Charles W. Traver to contract for a swimming pool at the new H Club camp site in Alps. Camp opens July 2 with 195 campers and 25 staff weekly, under Robert A Dyer. Activities include nature study camping woodcraft swimming crafts and first aid with applications at the county 4-H office.
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Allied landings in Borneo spark decisive push toward Labuan
Allied forces landed inland 2000 yards as artillery tanks and bulldozers followed. A second landing occurred at Hamilton Point on Labuan. Japanese strength estimated 2000 to 3000 met light resistance as minesweepers opened a path to Victoria Harbor. Labuan airfield captured near the invasion area. MacArthur praised operations though the canal area remained contested inland. Fort Dearborn reference notes a 1795 treaty with Indians and a 1804 1808 fort construction nearby.
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Polish Issue Talks Shape New Polish Government Plan
Reporting on wartime diplomacy, the piece outlines a proposed Polish governance arrangement with Mikolajczyk outside Poland and Bierut heading the Lublin faction. Hopkins and Stalin discuss polled Poles, release terms, and the pathway to a broad wartime government.
Inea Village Exhibit Displayed by Museu Chicaso
A miniature model of an Inez village dated 1450 is shown at the Chicago Natural History Museum. Based on Donald Collier observations of ruins in Périt, the village is still inhabited by descendants who farm its terraces.
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