Italian Based Bombers Hit Vienna Area In Heavy Weather
Allied reports say Italian based bombers attacked targets near Vienna and Budapest while weather limited German counterattacks. RAF and American air forces claimed successful raids on rail yards airfields and supply depots across France Germany and Yugoslavia.
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Vienna
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
APL. 3
Supag
Yralias
Permieres
Budapest
Germany
Homberg
Duisberg
Normandy
Beetonne
Seine
Jetta Mass
Dames
St Evre
Air Ministry
Fraternity House Razed By Flames
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a two story frame building off Hoosick Street once occupied by the D. EK. EB. Fraternity for about 25 years. Fire crews battled the blaze from a distant site with multiple apparatus as hoses reached a distant hydrant. The vacant structure, built at the turn of the century and formerly the Fitzgerald residence, was a total loss with only a shell remaining.
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Hoosick Street
D. EK. EB
Eaimwee 8
Strat
Summes
Pumper 8
William Smith
John Sheehan
Carl A. Smith
Pumper 4
Troy
Troy-Schenectady
Fitzgerald
DCE
Fraternity
William E. Fitzgerald
Daes
Navy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
John J. Rainer
Girl Scout training for Albany County youths in Sir Agnes School basement
Miss Mary Watran of Albany County Headquarters Girl Scouts will hold a preliminary training meeting for girl recreational aides at Sir Agnes School basement Wednesday at 7 43 pm. Eligible Cohoes girls in grades nine, ten, eleven and twelve are urged to attend. Church group notes and war memorial facts follow with local civic mentions and a World War I cemetery stat.
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Mary Watran
Albany County
Girl Scouts
Sir Agnes
Cohoes
Moving-Up Day and Graduation Activities at Heatly High
Students across Heatly High School completed Moving-Up Day and advanced grades one through eight. The senior banquet and class day followed, with the annual commencement tomorrow at 3 pm and the junior prom in the gymnasium featuring a garden theme. Ruth Cummings and Robert McAuliffe lead arrangements for the prom with Charlie Randall’s orchestra providing the music.
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Heatly High School
Hendrick Hudson
Heatly
Ruth Cummings
Robert McAuliffe
Marcella T. Keating
Charlie Randall
Two Drivers Arrested for Speeding on Second Avenue
Two motorists were arrested on speeding charges in Second Avenue last night by Motorcycle Officer Frederick Claessens. They will appear before Police Justice James F. Byron this morning. Arthur Sowalsky of Troy was charged with 45 mph, and David B. Bill of Cohoes with 44 mph.
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Second Avenue
Frederick Claessens
James F. Byron
Arthur Sowalsky
Troy
David B. Bill
Railroad Street
Cohoes
Eight Saratoga County Men Called in Draft
Saratoga Springs Board 393 sent eight men to Army service and sixteen were called for induction. Names listed include Alphonse EB Farene Douglas W Bilackschken Robert N McAllister Walter Ler. Sweet James E Carroll Robert F Freeman Charlies Miner and Robert W King. Inductees slated for July 1 include Edward Patten Jr William J Hays James A Coleman Robert R Snyder Joseph DiRienzo Jr Charles O Boyce Malcolm L Driscoll James H Brophy Charles B Connors etha W Gibney Jack E McClellan Vincent J Arper plus Larry J Prisco Balston Spa Rock City Falls Kingston Randall F Atkinson and James R Drake.
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Saratoga County
Saratoga Springs
Alphonse EB Farene
Douglas W. Bilackschken
Robert N. McAllister
Walter Ler. Sweet
James E. Carroll
Robert F. Freeman
Charlies Miner
Robert W. King
Edward Pat Jten Jr
James A Coleman
Robert R. Snyder
Joseph DiRienzo Jn
Charles O. Boyce
Malcolm L. Driscoll
James H. Brophy
Charles B. Conners
Etha
W. Gibney
Jack E. McClellan
Vincent J. Arper
Balston Spa
Larry J. Prisco
Rock City
Falls
George B
Burgess_ Kingston
Randall F_ Atkinson
Baltimmore
James R. Drake
Whitehouse Elected Grand Lodge Delegate
Fred W. Whitehouse was elected representative to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows convention in Schenectady August 21 24 at Diamond Rock Lodge TOOF meeting. Earl J. Somerville was elected proxy. Bred Hunziker presided as noble grand with tellers Charles Webb and Jay Knight. A next meeting is planned for Monday July 10 for Abe Wolvns district deputy to visit and convey the semi annual password.
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Fred W. Whitehouse
Grant Lodge of Odd Fellows
Schenectady
Diamond Rock
Toof
Earl J. Somerville
Bred Hunziker
Charles Webb
Jay Knight
Abe Wolvns
Woman Journalist Found Dead in Home in New York
Mrs. Mary Brush Williams a TV newspaper and magazine writer was found dead in her room here Sunday. Police seek relatives. A former Chicago Tribune correspondent she covered war assignments in Paris in 1918 and reported on New York society and fashion until 1924. She served as Liberty Magazine fashion editor and wrote on England and Russia for the Saturday Evening Post. Recently she sold short stories to the New York Daily News.
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New Yolk
Mary Brush Williams
Chicago
Willkie Sees World Organization Issue Reopened
Willkie continued from page one after the election arguing that a Republican president could reject any world organization that uses sovereign power to suppress aggression. He warned that such bodies could be labeled as world states and labeled peace forces. He noted ratification by two thirds of the Senate would be required for any treaty. He described a Chicago contact as a friend but gave no other identification.
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League of Xaitions
Platiernar
United States
World Organization
Wne
Willkie
Chicago
Dewey May Take Plane to Chicago
Chicago Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York may fly to the Republican convention for an acceptance speech if nominated early in the day. A spokesman said Dewey would not leave Albany until nomination is assured and will act to serve delegates efficiently. Also noted is a Speigletown meeting of the general committee tonight at 3 to plan the third annual outing and picnic at John J. Knauer's home.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Albany
Speigletown
John J. Knauer
Plain Folks at Dewey nominating scene described
The piece details Dewey momentum at the Chicago convention with remarks from leaders like J. Russell and Mayor John J. Ahern of Troy. It notes train plans, reception expectations, party confidence in key states, and the first official Dewey declaration from New York with delegates urged to support him as a unit.
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Dewes
Chicago
J. Russel Seid
Dewey
Alusny
Philadelphia
France
Roosevelt
Frank Knox
Berry L. Stimson
New York
California
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Hanley
Idewey
Benjamin Feinberg
Washington-Warren-Essex-Clintton
Albany
James A. Farley
Republicar Ghaie
Jien
John J. Ahern
Troy
Ahern
United States
Rensselaer County
Dean P. Taylor
New York G. C. P
Philadelpha
Troy Pastor Addresses Brunswick Pupils
Rev. Rober Campbel delivers the First Presbyterian address at the HMA rural schools commencement in Brunswick. Speakers include Ehor J. Bakes, Doris Cooper, Christine Snyder, James Costello, Hataleen Welch, Stephen Hy, and Myra Gwens. Organist played Garden Brew. benediction by Rev. B. J. Van Deusen.
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Rober Campbel
First Presbyterian Church
Troy
Giller
HMA
Brunswick
Ehor J. Bakes
Velo Sigtorian
Alss
Myra Gwens
Thomas P. Bass
Ease Millis Church of Christ
B. J. van Deusen
Gilead Lutheran Church
Vacation Bible School opens at Westminster churches
Vacation Bible School opened yesterday with Rev Wilford Fowler leading devotional exercises at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Attendees included Rev Louis Marrier of Our Saviour's Lutheran and Rev Norman Adams of Westminster Presbyterian. Younger children met at Sixth Avenue Baptist under Courtney Magee. older groups studied at Westminster Presbyterian under Arthur Johnston and James Bradshaw. Closing exercises are planned for July 7 with three demonstrations.
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Wilford
Fowler
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
Westminster
Westminster Pressbyterian Church
Arthur Johnston
James Bradshaw
Frank Srder
Jesse Pinder
Ener Kehn
Talmadge Sees Fourth Term Opponents to Meet
Atlanta reports Eugene Talmadge former Georgia governor says anti Roosevelt fourth term faction will convene after the Democratic National Convention in a southern city, likely New Orleans, to name electors and run on the Democratic ticket. He notes the plan aims to elect the president and vice president per the Constitution. He also contends Thomas E Dewey is the Republicans’ likely candidate and the New Dealers prefer a two-man race.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Chicago
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Thomas
E. Dewey
Dewey
New Forkers Push Plan Amid Strong State Bloc Support
A labor schedule is in force as New Forkers, backed by a solid 93 home representation and major state blocs, pass the stage of coasting. They urge plans for arrival tomorrow night and expect Governor Dewey to deliver an acceptance speech outlining the campaign issue in a personal declaration.
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New Forkers
Dewey
Noxon Jury Deliberates On Baby Burn Evidence
In a Brooklyn trial, Judge Pinanski and District Attorney Alberti clash over showing a private film of the infant victim. The defense argues the motion may reveal improprieties while the state seeks consistency with prior testimony on burns alleged to be caused by a wire and electric shock.
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Abrata EL Pinanse
Dons Ge Wnoxes
Pinanski
Charles R. Alberti
Pina
Faere
Alberti
Ther
Noxon
Socken Noxon
Hebnern
Funnor
Helpern
Straight-Forward Policy Plank Urged by Governors
A group of 15 governors led by Raymond E. Baldwin of Connecticut urged the Republican policy committee to craft a straight forward foreign policy plank. Baldwin said the delegation demanded a terse statement of party stands and noted the conference was pleasant while Taft stressed the drafts were tentative and not presented to the governors.
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Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Baldwin
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Poison Kills Fish In Ramapo River
The State Conservation Department reported a mysterious poison has killed fish from Orange County to northern New Jersey in the Ramapo River. Conservation inspector Fred Deer in Kingston learned of thousands of dead trout, bass, pickerel and eels clogging the dams after a Kingston notice from police. Water samples were sent for analysis to determine the pollutant source.
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Kingston
Ramapo
Orange County
New Jersey
State Conservation Department
Fred Deer
Ioatsburg
Allsour
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