Schools Test Ultra Violet Ray Lamps
The New York State Education Department with General Electric to test ultraviolet lamps in upstate New York schools. Three large central district schools, recently built, will host the study to reduce measles, chickenpox, and mumps by examining air contamination, lamp intensity, and infection dates over several years.
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New York State Education Department
General Electric Co
Keshiton
Ben Ideg
Johnny
Oman
New York
Green Island Man To Command New Hospital Ship Sanctuary
Commander John M. Paulsson of Green Island will captain the 15,000 ton Navy hospital ship Sanctuary, to be commissioned today at Todd Shipyard Hoboken Division. He will accept command in a traditional ceremony from Capt BV McKit trick for Rear Admiral F Daubin. The Sanctuary, converted from a maritime commission vessel, will accommodate 80 percent of patients and expands the mercy fleet to 15 ships.
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John M. Paulsson
U. SN. BR
Green Island
Sanctuary
Todd Shipyard Corp
Hoboken
Paulsson
BV. McKittrick
F. 4. Daubin
New York Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Maritime Commission
Navy
Poestenkill 4 H Club Sets Meeting Schedule
Poestenkill Pals H Club votes to meet monthly during July and August on the first Friday each month. Shirley Collins and Patricia Hogan tasked with selling popcorn balls this week. First dress rehearsal for the play Our Holidays set for next week under director Mrs Nelson Schmay. July meeting starts fabric bedroom slipper project.
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Poestenkill Pals +H
Oly
Shirley Collins
Patricia Hogan
Club Ieader
Nelson Schmay
Expert on Nutrition To Discuss Problems
A sugar saving and food problem information center opens in the New York Power and Light Building from 9 am to 4 pm. Mrs. Wellam Seefeldt, emergency assistant home demonstration agent of the nutrition program, will distribute bulletins and foods and discuss feeding families during rationing and shortages. She will describe ways to stretch foods, especially meats and sugar, and offer guidance on canning with little or no sugar.
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New York Power & Light
Wellam Seaefeldt
Nutrition
Seefeldt
Methodist Farm Opens for Season at Crooked Lake
The Methodist Farm opens for the summer season at Crooked Lake under W. J. Wood with B L Comstock supervising social activities and Mrs Olive Dasnoyer as beach Hiegaard. Improvements include painting, upgraded camp equipment, boats, and the raft. Outings and pitches by factories and churches will dominate the program. STICA MAN FILES SUIT. Charles Rippie of Utica sues Albany City for 10550 claiming injuries from an Albany Hospital ambulance and says the city owns the ambulance. hospital authorities refer the matter to Albany Common Council.
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Bethodist
Crooked Lake Han
W. J. Wood
Comstock
Olive Dasnoyer
Hiegaard
STICA
Charles ‘Rippie
Utica
Albany
City of
Seek Volunteers To Issue Soldier Gasoline Rations
Servicemen returning from Europe request furlough gasoline rations. Alvin S. Ford of the Troy War Price and Rationing Board urges volunteers to assist with paperwork. Each home furlough day grants one gallon, but the total cannot exceed thirty gallons. Applicants must present leave papers at the local board in Hotel Troy.
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Europe
Alvin S. Ford
Troy Cit War Price and Rationing Board
Ford
Troy
Senate Pay Raise Approved by Fiscal Committee
Washington reports the Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill by 213 to 2 to raise pay for the next Congress and Cabinet. Senators and Representatives would rise from 10,000 to 15,000 dollars, the Vice President from 15,000 to 20,000, the Speaker from 10,000 to 20,000, and Cabinet members from 15,000 to 17,500, effective January 3, 1947. Senator Tydings noted Army and Navy men expect war to end within 18 months, implying no wartime raise.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Airport Mechanic Hit by Whirling Propeller Blade
Guy Ruscitto, 32, of 1722 Salina Street Schenectady, was struck by an airplane propeller at Troy Airport while tuning its motor. He suffered a left arm laceration and was taken to Samaritan Hospital by Ray Gaul. The accident was reported to Central Police Station by Sgt Keenchan and Patrolman Ryan of the radio patrol.
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Guy Ruscitto
Salina Street
Schenectady
Troy
Ruscitto
Machin
Semaritan
Ray Gaul
Central Police Station
Daniel J. Keenchan
William J. Ryan
Radio Patrol
Nazis Plane Landed in Barcelona Says Moscow Radio
New York reports a Moscow radio broadcast claiming a Nazi plane with three men landed at Barcelona airport Monday. The trio allegedly entered a waiting Spanish government plane, but no other details were given. A separate Flint, Michigan theft report states a robber assaulted a shoe repair shop owner and fled with only $77 after a $1,500 bankroll vanished.
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New York
Moscow
Barcelona
Spain
NEC
Flint
Mich
Benjamin G. Tracey
Tracey
Destroyer Emmons Sunk by Japs in Okinawa Action
The destroyer Emmons, later converted to a minesweeper, was sunk north of Okinawa after sustained attacks by enemy planes. Lt Comdr Eugene Fons and Lt John Griffin Jr. led efforts as crews reported heavy anti aircraft fire and air encounters with many enemy planes shot down. The vessel sustained 78 wounded and two missing amid the battle near Ie Shima.
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Weatington
Emm
President House
Ter Deberan
Okinawa
Emmons
Exmoms
Noser
Tewa
Roosevelt
Avantic
Marshal Biatin
Sue
Ie Shima
Eugene XII. Fons
Chestnut 531
Mass
Massachusetts
Emmmons
John J. Griffin, Jr
Jamaica
N.Y
Griffin
Explosion at Landing Room Amid Rescue on Damaged Vessel
Witnesses describe a heavy explosion as wounded were moved, followed by orders to advance ship salvage. Griffin recalls initial belief of possible salvage, then accounts that the hulk was sunk by another minesweeper.
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Grifin
VFW Volunteers Aid Harvest of Louisiana Crops
VFW volunteers help farm work across New Louisiana with boys and girls from WHS aiding before and after school hours. They gather tomatoes and assist in harvesting, finishing the season’s crops as older youths participate in canning efforts.
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VFW
Baron Porge
Jarzety
Louisians
Louisiana
Wars Across Centuries Referenced By Fragment Text
Fragmentary note lists many wars with partial dates and countries cited. Mentions France Britain Austria and numbers like 355 176 252 13h, suggesting a rough chronology of conflicts without full context.
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S.C
France
Britain
Austria
Notorious Traitor Arrested at Prague
Edward Leo Delaney, once a Nazi broadcaster, was arrested in Prague by U S authorities after admission of wartime propaganda links. Newsmen Howard Byrne and Klaus Mann helped with the arrest, and Delaney allegedly requested return to the United States before being detained in Prague.
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Prague
Paris
Edward Leo Delaney
United States
Berlin
Stars and Stripes
Howard Byrre
Klaus Mann
Delaney
Ripe
Sixth Army
Deteney
Whith
Ican
Johnsonville Battery Wins Meritorious Service Plaque
Captain Abbott L. Wiley of Johnsonville commands the 347th Field Artillery Battalion Service Battery and receives the Meritorious Service unit plaque for superior performance of duty on the Fifth Army front in Italy. The unit is part of the 1st Powder River Division.
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Abbott L. Wiley
Leonard J. Wiley
Johnsonville
347Th Field Artillery Battalion
Italy
Biih
Powder River
Alliance Church Evangelistic Services Announced
Evangelistic services at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church begin today with Rev. John Gates of Gordon College Boston as guest speaker. Rev. Fred Oswick of Warrensburg will lead songs and sing solos, with services continuing through Friday.
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Christian and Missionary AL [Cases
John Gates
Gorrdon College i
Boston
Gates
Fred Oswick
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Warrensburg
Sid Mercer Dies. Longtime New York Sports Writer
Sid Mercer, 65, a veteran sports writer whose byline graced New York City papers for forty years, died yesterday. He was known as the dean of baseball writers and served much of his career in the New York Journal American sports department, shaping coverage for more than 25 years.
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New York
James Sidney
Sid) Mercer
Nework
New York Journal American Sports
Brother Turns Up After Army Truck Ride in Italy
In Italy an Army truck driver, John Bell, 25, picked up a hitchhiker who turned out to be his brother, Dr. Frank Bell, 39, whom he had not seen in three years. In Houston, a stranger tipped a cashier $100 for a 40 cent lunch, a note later found on the bill revealing part of $3,850 stolen from a Houston barber.
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Retchbiker
Chicago
John, Bell
Italy
Bell
Frank Bell
Houston
Tex
Emma Warren
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