Nations Pass Big Power Veto Plan
The article reports President Tress intends to submit the Sam Branciscs treaty to the Senate by Monday June 5 with a request for ratification by July 15. Senate sources say technical steps will deliver the formal documents and the United States aims to be first to ratify if the majority supports. A separate San Francisco dispatch notes Australia’s Bis Five! team facing a perilous situation amid a world dispute.
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Washington
Benate
Ehals
Westerdas
Tress
Chantier
United Notems
Me. Truniae
Senate
Triplets Delivered by Vermont Father
St. Albans, Vt. Fred Bourger announced with pride the birth of his wife’s three baby girls, delivered by Bourger himself at the family farm near Georgia Pisin. Dr. F. F. Swister assisted. The Bourger family now has 12 children.
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St. Albans
Ens
Fred Bourger
F. F. Swister
Georgia Pisin
Bourger
Bourgers
Australian veto defeat seals push for UN reform
At a United Nations conference, 10 nations supported the Australian amendment to curb a Security Council veto, while 20 opposed it including major powers US Britain Russia China and France. Fifteen abstained and several others were absent. Evatt hailed the vote as progress toward liberalizing the charter despite the setback.
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United Nations
Westerdan
Es Sy
Ebetaini
Tovel
Yvetin J
United States
Britain
Russia
China
France
Security Council
Foréigs
Herbert V. Evare
San Francisco
Bovatt
Munich
Sep
Fom Connally
Dl) Tex
Evatt
Comdr
Harvid E. Siassen
Ireo
Iree
Padhil Al-Jamali
Delesete
al Tjamali
Argentine
Belgium
Olivia
Canade
Ethiopia
Greece
Guatemale
India
Iraq
Luxembourg
Peru
Saudi Arabia
Ssria
Turkey
Venezuela
Ecuador
Egypt
el Selvedor
Haiti
Paraguay
Who's Guilty Four Authorities Debate German Blame
Four noted authorities debate guilt for Germany in a Town Meeting program. Shirer and High argue the German people are responsible, while Shuster and Seiger contest that blame. The discussion airs tonight at 8:36 on WIRY.
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Germany
Staris
Wiliam L. Shirer
Stanley High
George N. Shuster
Gerhart Seiger
Reichstag
America
Renter’s Digest
Area Residents at G A R Convention in Utica Quiet Session
The 73rd annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic closed its two day sessions without fanfare in Utica. Only three Civil War veterans attended with Frank E Cooley of Rensselaer aged 5 as state commander, joined by Robert M Round of Ripley aged 100 and John W Heyes of Brookview aged 101. Ten Civil War veterans remain in the state, six of whom are G A R members.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Maceh
Utica
Frank E Cooley
Rensselaer
Robert’ M. Round
Ripley
Saeistam Aémeet
John W. Heyes
Brookview
G.ar
Pownal Residents Colored by Local Assignments and Visits
A town notices several residents with military and civic updates. Pvt Carlton Muthens sails to a Georgia camp. Alix Michaels visits Fort Brooks friends. Mrs Andrew Mylott receives hospital care in Bennington. Denelli and Peckham family visits noted. Thompson training in Spartanburg. Local teacher moves from Niles to Pownal Center. Lillie to spend weekend with East Pownal relatives. Herbert Thompson on thirty day leave from Fort Devens. Crandell family hosted by Caroline Prezi in Lower Main Street. June Sprague returns to Albany from parental stay. Mullens family visits North Pownal. others plan to return home. Ralph Lillie discharged from Putnam Memorial to daughter’s home in Clarksburg after pneumonia. Croster family moves to new home on Christopher Armadon site. Barber, Crandall, Vien, Crandall, Blenchard, Lampman receive eighth grade diplomas at Barber School exercises with Supt Irons presenting. Mechem couple celebrate sixth wedding anniversary at daughter’s home.
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Joy Parker
Niles School
Pownal Center
Deniel Lillie
R. P_ TE
D. F. Lilie
East Pownel Pvt
Herbert Thompson
Lovell Hospital
Fort Devens
Jesse Crandell
Grafton
Crandall
Caroline, Prezi
Lower Main Street
June Sprague
Albany
Sterling Sprague
Mowatain Street
Carlton Mullens
North Pownal
Bri
Morgan Barber
Ralph Lillie
Potran Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Florence Germain
Clarksburg
Lilie
Andrew Croster
Christopher Armadon
George Vien
Geren Crandall
Betty Blenchard
Berber School
Ramon
Community event highlights in Bennington health drive
On Sunday families gathered from Adams Mass Benaington Vermont Unica and Pownal to celebrate. Grandsons Staff Sgt James Meadon and Cpl Alfred Burnett could not attend. Mrs Beals Hewitt and Strs attended the Bennington nutrition clinic second in New England after Burlington. District Nurse Madeline Hoberts and Dr Dorothy Hager visited pupils to address vitamin deficiency. Dr Walter Wilkins of the Health Department lectured and examinations were conducted. Parents may consult Mrs Roberts about their children's fitness.
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Adams
Mass
Benaington
Unica
Pownal
James Meadon
Alfred Burnett
Harry W. Beals
Clifford
Hewitt
Jackson
Madeline Hoberts
Dorothy Hager
Bennington
Walter Wilkins
United States Department of Health
Roberts
Greenwich Man and Local Events Highlight Week in Greenwich
Greenwich L B Powell visits Atlantic City with daughter Ethel while Greenwich Central School conducts final tests before graduation. Dr John Flyer hosts Women’s Society event at 2 30 pm. Local draft board reviews classifications and reallocations affecting residents including Charles Ferry Kenneth Hayes Robert Norton and others. VE Day celebrations noted for Eighth Air Force personnel.
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L B. Powell
Ethel Powel
Atlantic City
Greenwich Central School
John Flyer
Women's Society of the Botts J Kith Baptist Church
Fira
Joseph P., Hennessy
Robert G. Hartwell
Alden H Crandell
Robert K Foster
Greenwich
Eighth Air Force
England
James HL. Doolittle
Tts
Germany
Doroithy E. Beadie
Daniel C. Beadie
Denver
Yfias “Beadie
Greenwich High School
Oneonta State Teachers’ College
Oneonta
Beadle
Student League
War Council
Cliontan
Fort Howard
Charles E. Ferry
White Creek
Kenneth A. Haye
Robert C. Norton
Ilano
Robert W. Richardson
Cambridge
Herbert F. Hilder
Fort Edward
Supper Party Honors Department Volunteers At YWCA
In a formal supper at the YWCA last night advisers and volunteers who aided the department in work with younger girls were honored. Mrs Andrew Do Bradt served as general chairman. Honorees included Mrs Gertrude Baylis Miss Virginia Lightbody and Mrs David Hunn. The event featured social time and bowling afterward.
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Divd
Department
Andrew Do. Bradt
Gertrude Baylis
Virginia
Lightbody
Airs
David Hunn
Court Reviews Lake George Ownership Case in Supreme Court
Supreme Court in Elizabethtown will review the Lake George matter as Julie Andrew W. Ryan accepts evidence on land grants tied to the lake outlet. The state contends the grants exclude the lake bed and outlet, leaving them as state property while challenging System Properties Inc. over water level control. The action tests state authority and land ownership along the lake.
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Supreme Court
Julie Andrew W. Ryan
Elizabethtown
Lake George
System Properties, Inc
Jadam
Gradta
Local social notes from Stephentown and area
Stephentown residents host guests over the weekend. Barry Hicks of Schenectady visited his parents Mr and Mrs Silas Hicks. Austin 3 Silvernail of Fitisburg Pa stayed at his home here for a few days last week. Doris Wheeler visiting sister Miss Elizabeth Wheeler in Canton. Van Rensselaer H Club met with leader Herman How ett at the H Camp Club in Alps recreation hall. George Winn and Mrs Agnes Wixon of Brainard were Sunday guests of Mrs Wixon's brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs William Thames. Miss Betty Greene and friend were noted in social activity.
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Barry Hicks
Schenectady
Silas Hicks
Austin
Silvernail
Sp.is
Fitisburg
Doris Wheeler
Elizabeth Wheeler
Canton
van Rensselaer
Agnes Wixon
Brainard
Dead Office for Rev. Robert J. Henry in Albany
The Office of the Dead will be chanted for Rev. Robert J. Henry of Rochester at St Ann's Home Chapel Albany. The Albany native died Tuesday in Rochester one day after marking his fortieth anniversary as a priest.
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Robert J. Henry
Rochester
Albany
St Ann’s Home Chapel
Father Henry
U F W Seeks State Support For Cemetery
Trojan Post Veterans of Foreign Wars presented a petition to support a national cemetery site in Troy Abia. At Glen Avenue, encampment officers outlined plans to lobby June 3 to July 1, urging passage of the resolution. The meeting also noted progress on reopening the State Vocational Training School and honored cooperation with Congressman Dean P. Tay and Mayor John J. Abert. Thomas Edward Parned, a World War II Navy veteran, joined as a new member. Plans for the 23rd anniversary dinner at Surf Hall Annex on June 20 were announced, with reservations closing Sunday. State VFW commander to attend. post backed a pending House bill.
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Trojan Post
Veterans of Foreize
Troy
Abia
Glen ‘Avenue
Tevela
Syreeise
Dean P
William de Grane
Pnst
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Post
House of Representatives
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