Detroit Riots Persist With Toll At Twenty Three
President calls on Detroit crowds to halt disorder as violence roils Hastings Street and Brush Street corridors. Police report widespread property damage, 326 arrests, and closures of saloons, with schools and streetcar lines affected. Leaders claim false rumor sparked the unrest amid a 50,000 crowd on Belle Isle.
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Detroit
Hastings Street
Paradise Valley
Hamtramck
Horace White
Plymouth Congregational Church
Otis Saunders
Double-V Committee
Edward J. Jeffries
Jeera
White
Saunders
Belle Isle
Detroit River
John Witherspoon
Hastings
Brush
Gratiot Avenue
Herman J. Browe
Ford Motor Co
Jeffries
United Automobile Workers
Turner
Jefferson Avenue
Woodward Avenue
Woodward
Adelaide Street
Gude's Pepto Mangan Ad Claims New Vitality
An old advertisement promises renewed strength and endurance from Gude's Pepto Mangan. It asserts the product enriches blood with iron, aiding pep, vigor, and vitality, and notes doctors prescribe it for adolescents and convalescents. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
High Court Holds Citizenship Not Bar For Communist Ties
The Supreme Court ruled that canceling U S citizenship cannot be based solely on Communist party membership. Justice Murphy said clear evidence of acts is needed for naturalization revocation, rejecting broad interpretations of affiliation. Justices Stone Roberts Frankfurter dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Murphy
Stone
Roberts
Frankfurter
Jackson
Russia
Whoa
Schneiderman
Federal District Court
Purse Snatching On Troy Street As Woman Returns Home
Police pursue a purse snatcher who followed Miss Catherine Brothers to 1917 Seventh Avenue and grabbed her bag containing $21, a diamond ring valued at 50 dollars and ration books. James Burns was detained on intoxication charges but released when no one pressed charges.
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Catherine Brothers
Seventh Avenue
James Burns
Rensselaer County
James F. Byron
Watervliet Man Waives Hearing On Impersonation Charge
John E. Elder, 45, of Watervliet, waived examination yesterday when arraigned before Commissioner Charles B. Palmer on a charge of impersonating a federal officer. He was held for action by the grand jury. Elder, free on $1,000 bail on a similar charge, was taken into custody June 12 after allegedly offering a Schenectady contractor materials priorities. F. B. I. special agent Arthur Cornelius Jr. said. On June 3, Elder had been arrested for making the same proposition to a Rensselaer contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Elder
Watervliet
Charles B. Palmer
Grand
Elder
Schenectady
Arthur Cornelius Jr
Rensselaer
Battlefield Farm Title Transferred to U S Government
The Daniel Wilbur farm at Wilbur's Basin in Stillwater was conveyed to the United States government for Saratoga Battlefield use. The 92 acre property adjoins the Freeman farm where the battle occurred. Transfer made by Daniel C. Wilbur and wife with Rita W. Servis and Edwin H. Wilbur.
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Daniel Wilbur
Wilbur's Basin
Stillwater
United States
Saratoga
Freeman Farm
Tne
Daniel C. Wilbur
Rita W. Servis
Hudson Falls
Edwin H. Wilbur
Mobile
Als
Allied Planes Down 23 Zeros Over Lae
Allied headquarters in Australia reported American Lightnings shot down or destroyed 23 Japanese pursuit planes over Lae, giving General MacArthur's airmen a second straight air victory. The noon communique noted 14 seen crashing or exploding, nine in flames and losing altitude, with complete destruction of the rest deemed most probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Lae
Macarthur
Turkey Quake Disaster Reported With High Fatalities
Berlin radio quoted unconfirmed reports that a violent quake struck northwest Anatolia centered on Adapazar. Up to 15,000 believed dead in Ada pazar alone, with 40 percent of houses destroyed and 30 percent severely damaged. Other cities like Geyve reported great damage as tremors, rains, and fires followed the quake.
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London
Berlin
Anatolia
Turkey
Adapazar
Transocean
Dardanelles
Antolia
Istanbul
Constantinople
Associated Press
Ankara
Geyve
Fred A Besaw Dies Railroad Brakeman at 54
Fred A Besaw a well known railroad brakeman for the D and H died at his home 54 North Lake Avenue He had thirty two years with the railroad and worked on the Colonie to Montreal run He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Our Lady of Victory Church He is survived by his wife four daughters a sister and two brothers Funeral arrangements will be announced at the residence and church.
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Fred A. Besaw
North Lake Avenue
Peru
D. & H. Railroad
Colonie
Montreal
Mr. Besaw
Brotherhood of Railroad
St. Augustine's Church
Syeaway
Our Lady of Victory ‘Church
Mary Tresnan
Catherine
Rita
Mary
Marjorie
Elizabeth
Sawyer
Henry
Harvey
Our Lady of Victory Church
Blood drive draws 135 donors at First Baptist Church
Third time donors led a tally of 135 people at the Red Cross mobile blood bank in Troy. Rejections reduced yield to 117 pints for plasma while many contributors came from rural sections, notably Cropseyville and Nassau, with Watervliet Arsenal still supplying the majority. Youths 18 to 21 need parent signed release forms, obtainable at Red Cross Headquarters. The unit returns to Troy next Monday and will visit twice a month in July and August, with July 12 and 26 slated for State College residents. The Penn State aviation training class has sent the first group to a classification center for cadet appointments, then further ground training to become navigators, pilots, and bombardiers.
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Red Cross Mobile Blood Bank
First Baptist Church
Cropseyville
Nassau
Watervliet Arsenal
Red Cross
Blood Bank
Proctor
Troy
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Waste and waste cited in Army and Navy spending
Senate War Investigating Committee chair Harry S. Truman charged rampant extravagance and waste in Army and Navy spending. He pledged an inquiry into the $72,000,000 War Department appropriation and noted billions in civilian agency talk pale beside the Army and Navy totals. Truman said Army construction, procurement and manpower hoards raise costs and waste.
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Washington
Ins
Sen
Harry
Truman
Senate War Investigating Committee
Army
Navy
Appropriations Committee
War Department
House
Walter F. George D. Ga
Cambridge Junior High and Senior High School Graduations
Cambridge marked the end of the school year with Junior High graduates led by valedictorian Margaret Robertson and salutatorian Marjorie Hastings. Senior High athletes, led by valedictorian Towner Lewis Buckley who could not attend, were honored at the First Presbyterian Church with readings by Melna Mae Arnold and a program featuring music, prizes, and diplomas.
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Margaret Robertson
Marjorie Hastings
Elva Avers
Rollin Baldwin
John Barker
Shirley Bell
Freda Brown
Cathe E Brungige
Peter Einbeck
Herriet Burns
Gizea Campbell
Priscilla Collamer
Carol Edie
Thomas Hopkins
Marshall Kent
Ethel McClarty
Frances McClellan
Borgny Martusson
Muriel Maxwell
Frank Mulligan
Evelyn Peabody
Lloyd Peters
Mae Reagan
John Reynolds
Joyce Roberston
Edmund Royal
Richard Saunders
Ward Sherman
John Stefanovich
Winifred Stevens
John Sullivan
Helen Thompson
Jann Thompson
Johan Vickers
John Woodard
Joyce Woodcock
First Presbyterian Church
Towner Lewis Buckley
University of Minnesota
Melna Mae Arnold
James G. Hunt
D.D
W. A. Scott
Board of Education
Batiste
Mra
Eileen Landt Wager
John Abbey Dies After Plant Accident
John Abbey a Behr Manning Corp supervisor at the Behr-Manning power plant died last night at Samaritan Hospital after a high pressure steam pump burst while he was restoring steam lines damaged by Sunday’s storm. The 2227 Fifteenth Street resident was the sole casualty as plant operations resumed post storm. An insurance inquiry was planned.
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John Abbey
Fifteenth Street
Behr-Manning Corp
Samaritan Hospital
Abbey
Green Island
New York Telephone Co
Workman
Fred Yatter
Cohoes
Swas
Brunswick Road
South Lake Avenue
Vliet Street
Man Awarded Compensation for Workplace Injuries in 1940s Case
Edward Walsh of Albany Packing Co. received 322.08 in compensation for injuries to his right index finger from March 15, 1943, to date, awarded by Referee Lyman A. Kilburn. Patrick J. Hogan of J. L. Thompson Co. got 239.64 for disability from December 17, 1942, to date. Elzie J. Nacy and Fred Dugan received lump sum facial injury awards of 250 and 100, with Dugan’s lien of 10 to McMillen & Filley for services. Nacy worked for American Locomotive Co. and Dugan for Read & Lewis Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walsh
Lyman A. Kilburn
Walsh
Albany Packing Co
Marshall Eelipse
Patrick J. Hogan
J. L. Thompson Co
Elzie J. Nacy
Fred Dugan
Dugan
McMillen & Filley
Nacy
American Locomotive Co
Read & Lewis Co
Plan Cohoes Honor Roll Dedication in Fourth District
Plan for a July 4 dedication of an honor roll listing Cohoes Fourth District residents in the Orchard Section serving in the armed forces. A plot at Mohawk and Church Streets will display the roll with a house to house canvass to raise funds and gather names. About eighty men and women in service expected.
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First Ward
Cohoes
Orchard
New York
User of Light Corp
Mohawk
Church Streets
Henry Guay
Frank Helly
Henry Bourgeois
Charles Ashworth
Jover Lajeunesse
Neil Kelly
Briefs Filed In Press Action Against Associated Press
The government asked for summary judgment in the anti trust suit against the Associated Press claiming it harms the free press by breaking up partnerships formed by private combinations. The AP filed affidavits to support that it is not a monopoly as alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
See Power Will Win Political Propaganda Catchphrase
War era message urges total production effort doubling American wartime output in 1943. Emphasizes vigilance, speed, accuracy, and no waste. Calls for professional care to maintain peak performance, linking production discipline to victory in all battles of life.
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John Frailach
Billy Hardges
Robert Davis
Carl Singleton
Anderson Ford
Ray James Jackson
Joseph Dehoratus
Samuel Johnson
John Bogan
Marvin Rich
Ernest James
Currie Hackworth
Fred Latheon
Medbury Street
Charles 8. Grundy
Bishop Hass
J. W. Wright
Mose Kissick
Donald S. Leonard
Michigan State Police
John Bugas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Packard Motor Car Co
R. J. Thomas
C. O
Ku Klux Klan
Packard
San Diego
Cal
John E. Marler
Guadalcanal
Marler
Troy Street
Battlefield Farm
William Quinn
Boy Scouts
Our Lady of Victory
Mgr
Edward J. Maginn
Albany
Monsignor
Maginn
Edmund F. Gibbons
Cambridge
Herbert FT. Hunn
Vanderhexyden Hall
Plan Cohoes
Troop 43
Boy Scouts of America
Lansing Park
Clarence Gray
First Methodist Church
Democratic City Committee
Henry S Kahn
Albany County
Democratic Committee
Cohoes City Hall
Common Council
City Hall
Brandon Timpane
D. D
Remsen
Escaps
Cfnai Tate
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