Seven Plead Innocent in Fireworks Sabotage Case
Italian-born Antonelli heads Rochester fireworks firm and six assistants pleaded innocent to charges of sabotaging incendiary bombs and grenades for the Army. Bail set at 300000 total. arraignment and bail reductions planned.
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Rochester
Antonelli Fireworks Co., Inc
U. S. Army
Harvly P. Burke
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Burke
Amerigo Antonelli
Spencerport
Antonelli
John B. Little
Detroit Riot Firepower Curfew And Federal Troops Restored Calm
After a deadly riot in Detroit left 29 dead, a curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. was imposed as Governor Kelly and Army officials extended troop presence indefinitely.Federal and local authorities moved to quell violence with 1,100 troops along Woodward Avenue, restoring order amid burned debris and tense East Side neighborhoods. Police reported signs of partisan vandalism and a concealed weapons arrest, while leaders urged unity to support wartime production and prevent further racial tension.
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Harry F. Kelly
Detroit
Recorder's Court
Detroit House of Correction
Upper East Side
Negro
Albert Hartsig
Hartsig
Middle’ East Side
Ifth
John
Bugas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Axis
C. M. Bolds
War Production Board
Labor Production Division
Hitler
R. J. Thomas
United Automobile Workers
C.3.0
Detroit Riots Seize City as Federal Troops Intervene
Rioting leaves 25 Negro and 3 white deaths as cars are overturned and shops looted. Brig. Gen. Guthner reports 1,200 extra troops held in reserve as 3,500 city police join 1,500 Michigan state troopers and guardsmen. Curfew, curbs on bars, and martial emergency in effect amid battles near Woodward Avenue. Hospitals packed. Mayor’s radio appeal ignored. federal troops welcomed with no confirmed incidents.
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William BE
Guthner
Fort Wayne
Selfridge Field
Mich
Detroit
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Austin Z. Howard
Belle Isie Park
Kelly
City Hall
Woodward Avenue
South
Midwest
Columbus
Herbert Hoover
District of Columbia
U. S
Bonus
Washington
Elk Hills Contract Scrutiny Reveals Public Interest Clash
Littell testified that the Elk Hills reserve contract to Standard Oil faced a $146 million post tax value and raised questions of why the Navy did not seek Justice Department review. A DOJ official described the deal as granting monopoly rights and contrary to public interests, signaling strong opposition to the transaction.
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Ates
Littell
O'Connor
D. Mont
Navy
Justice Department
Department
Standard Oil Co
Mary Warren School Holds 99th Commencement
The 9 th commencement exercises at Mary Warren School were held last night at the Church of the Holy Cross. Three girls graduated as honor pupils: Carolyn A. King Jeannine Mullen and Dorothy Jean Obeck. Rev Gray M Blandy spoke on The Purpose of Education noting education with religion has real purpose for good. Dorothy Jean Obeck won the top $30 prize for scholarship and character. Marilyn Stratman and Sally Ann Davis shared the second prize. Carolyn King took third honors. Senior awards went to King in Religion to Frances McGhie in art to Betty Castle for best attendance to Blanche Mousseau for improvement to Jeannine Mullen for sportsmanship. Junior department high honors went to Tasie K Giftus with Carolyn King among others.
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Mary Warren School
Church of the Holy Cross
Carolyn A. King
Jeannine Mullen
Dorothy Jean Obeck
Gray M. Blandy
Marilyn Stratman
Sally Ann Davis
Carolyn King
Frances McGhie
Hest
Betty Castle
Blanche Mousseau
Tasie K. Giftus
Carolyn
Coal Strike Ends Miners Return Today
The coal strike ends as miners are set to return to work today under War Labor Board conditions. Officials including Secretary Ickes and WLB Chairman Davis signaled cooperation to resume production for war needs, while debates over union dues, contract terms, and government role continue amid uncertainty about full-scale pit operations and deadlines.
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Ickes
Iwell
Lewis
America
WLB
William H. Davis
War Labor Board
Hallowe'en
Rep
Wadsworth
R-N. Y
John L. Lewis
U. M. W. Policy Committee
Mr. Lewis
United States
White House
WLBE
Donald M. Nelson
War Production Board
WPB
Junior department awards and closing ceremony
The junior department honored Lola Meyers for religion Janet Page for art and Edna Grigg for attendance. Concluding the ceremony Rev. Clarence W. Jones rector and school principal delivered the invocation and blessing.
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H. Jones
Lola Meyers
Janet Page
Edna Grigg
Clarence W. Jones
Moodys Reunited In Honolulu After Pearl Harbor
A Honolulu telegram confirms Preston Moody with wife Mrs Moody and children Barbara and David are now together in Hawaii after being separated since Pearl Harbor evacuation. Mr Moody, a Turner Construction Co civil engineer, had lived in Honolulu three and a half years. family left Eagle Mills, visited Tucson, Arizona, before moving to Hawaii. They allegedly sailed from California on June 6.
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Honolulu
Preston Moody
Moody
Barbara
David
Leslie Moody
Eagle Mills
Mr. Moody
Pearl Harbor
Turner Construction Co
United States
Tuscon
Valley Falls School Honors Graduates and Prizes
Valley Falls High School graduates were recognized last night at Hoosick Valley Central School District exercises. Thomas Barton LeRoy Plum and Edward Bardas earned diplomas while Helen e Briggs won the top average prize. Hilda Woodling received the Regent’s prize with Briggs honorable mention. Preliminary certificates were given to eighth graders including Gerald Barton Lorraine Briggs James Carknard Robert Carknard and others. Stevens and Madigan led Regent’s preliminary averages and Blanche Plum spelling prizes went to Eleanor Frisino and Raymond Brundige. Perfect attendance certificates went to Daniel Winchell Alphea Rose Edna Brundige James Djernes James Carknard Shirley Carknard Peter Daurio Raymond Brudige and George Frisino.
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Thomas Barton
LeRoy Plum
Edward Bardas
Valley Falls High School
Hoosick Valley Central
Helene Briggs
Glen Winchell
Hilda Woodling
Hellene Briggs
Valley Falls School
Gerald Barton
Lorraine ‘Briggs
James Carknard
Robert iCarknard
Albert Frisino
Kari Hunt
Florence Hunt
Peter Johnson
John Madigan
James Monahan
Murray More
Fred Rose
Herbert i Salisbury
William Stevens
Mary Sweet
John Madiigan
Regent
Blanche Plum
Eleanor Frisino i
Raymond Brundige
Daniel ‘Winchell
Alphea Rose
Edna Brundige
James Djernes
Shirley Carknard
Peter Daurio
Raymond Brudige
George Frisino
Naval and Army Prayers and Furloughs Amid War
Poestenkill Norman Teal on furlough with wife in Rhode Island while Walter Hughs in Damisville Navy spent weekend with family. Walter Legenbauer at Sampson Navy on furlough with parents. Pvt Bud Ryan at Fort Dix Army on three-day leave with parents and sister. Church of Christ notes announce board meeting and upcoming Strawberry Festival. Lady Aid Society met with president Mrs. Moody reporting secretary notes.
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Norman Teal
Navy
Rhode Island
Walter Hughs
Damisville
Edward
Gotthard Janson
Gotthard Grd
Joseph Proctor
Kilgore
Texas
Walter Legenbauer
Sampson
Legenbauer
Bud Ryan
Fort Dix N. J
Michael Ryan
Lois
Church of Christ
Loyal Friends
Lady Aid Society of the Church of Christ
William Moody
Cohoes Field Day Drum Corps Plans Set for July 4
The fourth annual field day and drum corps event, sponsored by the Ukrainian Girls' Corps, will be held at Ukrainian Park in Cohoes on Sunday July 4. Participating units include St. Mary's Sponsored Corps of Waterford Noblee Callahan Corps of Troy St Anthony's C O Corps of Johnstown Nathaniel Adams Blanc hard Squadron Corps of Delmar Victory Drum and Bugle Corps of Albany All-American Corps of Albany and the Albany Lancers. The Boy Rangers' Corps will join the street parade before the competition. The Ukrainian Girls' Corps will not compete but will perform an exhibition drill.
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Ukrainian Girls’ Corps
Ukrainian Park
Cohoes
St. Mary's
Waterford
Noblee Callahan
Troy
St. Anethony’s C. ¥. O
Johns’town
Nathaniel Adams Blanchard
Delmar
Victory Drum and Bugle Corps
Albany
Albany Lancers
Boy Rangers
John Kopeza
William Warnick
Joseph Bilinski
Wasy Powroznik
Andrew Mazurek
Wilfred Lesnick
A. J
State War Ballot Commission Announces Ballot Names list
The Albany Centralization plan aims to streamline obtaining New Yorkers names and addresses for war ballots for the upcoming November general election. The initiative was announced last night by the State War Ballot Commission.
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Albany
State War Ballot Commission
Daredevil Miller Warns Against Card Sharps in Amory Tale
Ralph A. Daredevil Miller, once famous as a sky writer and human fly performer, advises workers to keep paychecks for family and only gamble with friends. Now a pro card player and anti-scam advocate, he warns about the telltale sign of the card sharp and recalls his fall from a water tower in Amory Mississippi in 1931 where he broke seven places.
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Ralph A
Miller
Harold Lloyd
Troy
Texas
Sky
Lady Luck
Amory, Mise
Local club wraps up meeting with supper and social
The meeting concluded with the reception of officers including the president and treasurer. A covered dish supper and social hour followed the gathering. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballard of Mt Vernon.
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Charles Ballard
Mt Vernon
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Chemical Warfare Service
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Kirchgraber
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S. Paul Proctor
Ath ST
Henry L. Stimson
Henry 3. Aurand
Sixth Service Command
Chicago
Debrie
Paradise Valley
Lawrence Adams
East St. Louis
Palo Alto
Cal
Dwight Culver
Bogota
Colombia
Joseph P. Shields
Central Police Headquarters
Elk Hills
Teapot Dome
Moodys
United
Hawaii
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Poestenkill
Drum Corps
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Frederics
Hollywood
Charm Claffey
Third ST
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