Chiang Greets Wallace on Arrival in Chungking
Vice President Wallace arrived in Chungking from Russia, met General Chiang Kai-shek, and urged closer U S China ties. He planned talks with farmers soldiers and visit sites before heading to Moscow, amid German notes linking his trip to naval base objectives.
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Chungking Wi
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Roosevelt
Sihesia
Tex Tsters
Hu Shih
United States
Sibprit
Canada
Cleaetetisa Simd
Chiang KaiShek
Chiang Kai-Shek
Generalizsime
J Chirence
Gauss
Ined
Tiuwa
Siekiang
Stonding
Exechwan
Chungkims
DNB
German Agences
Welfare
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hatte
Japan
Tint Your Hair This Easy Way
A simple home hair color recipe promises to hide gray hair at low cost. Mix Barks Compound with water, apply as directed, and comb through to produce a uniform glossy color that resists washing out or affecting permanents, making hair look younger.
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Spain
Keating to Take Office July 1 At Waterford
Keating appointed postmaster of Waterford, confirmed by the Senate, to assume office around July 1. He succeeds Thomas Gaynor, retiring after ten years in the role. Brenk Murray elected Democratic chair, with Mrs. Esther A Gaynor as secretary and treasurer. Thomas Dwyer of Waterford endorsed for Saratoga County sheriff nomination with petitions circulated. Vacancies committee includes Dr Arthur Leotard, Peter Hossess, and Michael Noonat. Dwyer is a former Waterford Democratic chairman and former village senior.
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Stéphen Ho Keating
Waterford
U.S Senate
Keating
Thomas
Gaynor
Democratic Committee
Brenk Murray
Wain
Kexting
Esther A Gay
Saratoga County
Guild to Meet at First Presbyterian Church Lansing
The Women's Guild of the First Presbyterian Church of Lansing will hold a meeting today at 7 pm at the church. Members are invited to attend the program and discussions.
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Women’s Guild of
The
First Presbyterian
Church of Lansingburg
Will Nest
Chenel
Waterford plans Nettzel Playground purchase in village center
Waterford. The village has bought the Marvin Neitzel building at the northwest corner ofDivision and Fourth Streets to create the Nettzel Playground a safe recreation site for children. Mayor Jake Weison called the idle fire trap building unsafe and said ground clearing is done. A Women’s Society of Christian Service program at Meshodis Church includes music and a book review. Heads of village committees convene for a Fifth War Loan drive meeting at the Bank of Waterford today at 2:30.
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Walsh
Women's Society of Christian
Plaga
Margaret Burgess
Virginia ,Pollock
Judith Alien
Dane LeVian
Lawrence J. Murray
Boghr's Corners
Carries McWilliams
Scotia
Gherter A. Bull
William A. Perry
BageriZeh
Bank of Waterford Ea
Win T. Laughlin
Pittstown Sunday School Group to Meet 86th Annual Session
The 86th annual Pittstown Sunday School Association session will be held Tuesday at the Baptist Church of West Hoosick Lick. The afternoon program includes a song service and devotional led by local ministers, with talks on Crusading for Christ and teaching methods. An evening session features more services, a business meeting, attendance awards, and further discussion. All are welcome to attend.
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Pittstown
Collis Blair
Schaghtooké
Easton and
Melrosa
Arthur Sweet
Advent Church of
Southwest Hoosick
Anton Bera
Pittston Methodist Church
J. Wells Herrington
Mias Evelyn Herrington
Robert Fitzger
Ald
James B. Schofield
Johnsonville
Hope Exists That Poles and Russians May End Dispute
United Press reports Washington officials hope Polish premier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk's talks with President Roosevelt may push the Soviet Union toward reconsidering its stance on the Polish Russian dispute. Officials note Mikolajczyk made a favorable impression, while Moscow has yet to respond. Hull still offers U.S. good offices, with no clear sign of Soviet readiness for direct talks.
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RH Shaceford
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Russia
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
Mikolajcznyk
State Department
Mikolajczyk
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Mikolajenyk
United States
Valley Falls News Highlights from New York to Local Events
Valley Falls notes a visit from John Spence to New York and a hospital observation. Ernest Spigner called from Orlando for his mother’s business. Irene Allen of Randolph spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Chatterton. Mrs McClure and Mrs. Morris returned from Tonawanda wedding. Mrs Edward Robinson hosted Women’s Society tea. Walter A. Pratt left for Camp Upton, and Wilizar Pratt heads to the Navy. Children’s Day observed at the Methodist Church with recitations. Pvt. Robert Clam home on furlough. wounded, back on duty, will go to a southern camp after. Advice on car maintenance ends with high‑tension checks and distributor condition.
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Ohn
Spence
New York
Earl B. Templar
A. Hospital
Ernest Spigner
Orlando
Robert Clam
Sind
Dea Clam
Green Island Frat Club Plans Sunday Frolic at Ford Park
Green Island Andy’s Sunday Club to host annual frolic Sunday at Ford Park featuring Sprints obstacle and elimination events. Downtowners perform, Rosseshnes and Sack Mecair accordion songs by Joi Cusex, Presa and Beandsin. Entries due this evening. armed forces furlough guests welcome. Rod and Gun Club nets postponed to September due to pond work. pike and salmon entries noted. Four new members join. Knights of Columbus to install officers July 11 with Edward A. Heffernan installing officer. James Hurley named house committee chair.
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Ford Park
Green Island
Rosseshnes
Joi
Cuseex
Martis
Presa
James Beandsin
Clarence
Kewntzal
Brannan
Josephhane
Paul Seneca
Ban Benoit
Stepasa McLaughlin
Hero
Jormith
Hendrick Hudson Fish and “Game Club
Monda
Paine Street
Northern Pike
Wynn Hull
Bert Manney
Knights
Greet Island
Knights of Columbus
Concil Rooms
Edward A. Heffere
Cerif i James
Hurley
Navy honors memory of heroic Negro sailor
New York. Charles W. De Gd Jr a 23 year old Negro mess attendant on a torpedoed transport received the Navy and Marine Corps Medal posthumously for heroism in rescue operations last year. He repeatedly dived into icy Atlantic waters to save the executive officer Lieut H W Anderson and others before succumbing to pneumonia. The medal was presented to his widow, Mrs. Kathrees W. David of New York City.
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New York
Charles W. de Gd, Jr
Navy and Marine Corps
H W. Anderson
David
Kathrees W. David
New York City
New York Initiates Bond Purchase Amid War Loan Drive
New York plans to purchase bonds totaling 100 million dollars as part of a broader war loan drive. Officials say the move will support wartime financing and strengthen the state's fiscal position, with details outlined by state authorities and the governor.
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Chase
Dewer
Gover
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