Utilities Hold Power Costs Up Wartale
Officials at the National Rural Electric Association convention say the Northeast area faces higher wholesale power costs, blaming REA cooperatives for lack of competition. William J. Newtley, deputy administrator, cites North Atlantic rates as significantly above other regions and backs a federal power program including the St Lawrence project to relieve the burden. Dr. Harold Osborne notes substantial telecommunication investments and rural service experiments amid mounting costs and the pole supply issue for REA projects.
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Wartale
Aduililys Attun
Thoty Power United Judd
William J. New
Admlniatrabars
Ruyal Bleetere Cooperative Association
Newtley
Newt
Harold 8. Osborne
En- Ribner
Amaghan Telephone & Telegrami Co
Delegateshia Company
Greg Heege
Ria
Cheyenne Wells
Gshorne
T&t
REA
Mit
4 H Representatives Named for Capital Tour
Mine Ruth A of Prostwulul and George Broadwell of Bruns Wielt have been selected by Rensee Inez Comnly as representatives to Une gnawed AE Club vine of the State halla i Voor Thatbeee. They will attend the statewide meeting, speak at ceremonies, and join the legislative nobular. The event includes dinner and a reception with local leaders and officials.
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Ruth A
Prostwulul
George Broadwell
Bruns Wielt
Halla
Pansicipation
Will Tate
Taut Mandhy
Slehke
Widuculion
Joe Gayntd Migeushy
Mitney
Ark Sen
Minas Hammad
Afloenoan
Mik Plotenen Thayer
ShAT EM Nd)aL LOMREYy Trial Report Confusing Text
Fragmentary report mentions Tony, Johny Foon, and 8 year old boy involved in a personal injury case. Names include Shinty Ball, Merry 1, Rus- Me petite, Hepligenor, Nowsted Shiner Young, and Reginald Hroulen. Details unclear due to garbled OCR but references a legal matter with a forceful event and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Johny Foon Anim
Tod Feorme Keotghan
Father Nod Puting
Shiner Young
Renee Hook
Bran
Reginald Hroulen
Alors
Plains
Vagrant Royd Adina Held After Nighttime Incident
Local reports identify Royd Adina as a vagrant detained in Cleveland area after a disturbance in Nase Bait near Peace George Weilfuohuoh. Arrest followed a charge by officers Russel and Roger MI from Bast Kveeninigh patrol. State Patios court to determine next steps.
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Royd
Adina
Improvements Legal Reason for Rent Increases in Albany
A report notes landlords must apply to the Albany Rent Control Office before raising rents. Michael Riley cites grounds for increases including substantial alterations, service or furnishings upgrades, temporary exemptions, below market rents, and higher property taxes or operating costs reducing net income.
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Avan
Albany
Francis X. Riley
Dandiord
Absidj
Mr Riley
Jobless Demonstrators Clash With Italian Police
In Bari, two carabinieri were killed and several injured as about 2,000 jobless demonstrators attacked police yesterday. Authorities say the crowd distrusted employers and demanded jobs, leading to a violent confrontation that required reinforcements to quell the unrest.
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Bari
Mary V
Dlaxhos
Iin
Elyes Tunse
Teomble
Hall
Sdoulay dRordara
Bel
Mike Jobs
Co chairmen Named For Sorority Mother Daughter Banquet
Helene Palen and Phylla Bemba were named co chairmen for the mother and daughter banquet as the Mette Psi sorority met at the Jewish Community Center. Iva Gradier, Janet Levine and Shirley Filsum received pledge pins while ten others became pledges. Mixes were awarded to Sally Symansky Turner Alve Rosenthal Wet Jacobaen Carmel PaChien J Both Frances Coldstein Martha Lavminom Helena Pallon and Alin Wilson. Rita Stooge won nylons for the sale of the mast tickety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Palen
Phylla Bemba Ware
Vometiang
Mette | Psi
Wendy
Hw Jewish Commuunity Center
Iva Gradier
Pepsidad
Janet Levine
Shirley Filsum
Sally Symansky
Hu ‘Turner
Alve
Rosenthal
Wet Jacobaen
Carmel PaChien
Frances’ Coldstein
Martha Lavminom
Helena Pallon
Alin Wilson
Rita Stooge
Tickety
Troy Market Fined For Overcharges
A district director announced a settlement overcharges case against Charles Fr Nilea, a grocery retailer in White Creek, Washington County. The action cites retail overcharge claims and mentions Hor overeurger automate juice and cash market names in the readable fragments.
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Hearth Street
Herzog
Charles Fr. Nilea
White Creek
Washington County
Burne Club Auxiliary To Meet Saturday
The Burne Club Auxiliary of Troy will meet at the YMG on Saturday with Jo Mex Bowman as president in charge. A class of candidates will be initiated, followed by business, a social hour, and refreshments. Guests include Mrs Susan Anderson and Mrs Mazel Templeton.
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Burne Club
Troy
Fellowcraft
Foo
Mae Somre
Wiih
Edward
Kempin
Kony
Ruane
Post
Guede Staal
Willan Hy Hyulehine
Daniel PL Keele
Cohoes
Altay County
Vaterana Derview Group
Nile
Mievit
Joby
Ely Lower Te
Adler Dane
William Schwarzer
Anhothim
Marheet Hammond
Brownhandt
Wiltara
Tarriaon Rwrner
Whiiamard
Chanthar
Mervill
Tod Bo Wilers
Bowie Tenge
Buehanan
Fln
Mike
Hie Warton
Lester
Ail
Bret
LaBic
ATA
Newland
Wardens ' Club
MTA Gaenetian
Albiny
Asirean Atvestigation
Huya Oa
Mevelik
Voom
Christin Axéarintian
Mra
Lawn Medelin
Preside
Hal Reewa
St. Nicholas Amfoth
Ale Gbieg Tee Wade
Narve Comnaritle
Veterans’ Association
al the Jocal
John PL Bebnceses
Vial
Will Prealute
Feu
Waverton
Lent S Dellehinide
Mistry
Worthingler Brayverkon
Othe Girth Speiker
President Honfited visits crowded reception amid housing plan talk
The president, riding in an open car, saluted cheering crowds in a high profile tour. He urged a national housing program for returning veterans, stressing spiritual strength alongside wartime power and urging unity in a pivotal era. He spoke briefly with former Ohio Gov. Bricker, reiterating a hopeful vision for peace and progress.
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Ohio
Jon W. Bricker
Alds Wald
Kia Spaech Ha
Isaiah
Uae
Howe Life
Siindaud
Censorship Debate Over Army Newspaper at Rome
The State and Siripan Mediterranean Association protested to Secretary of War Patterson over attempts by a few officers to control soldiers opinions in the Army paper at Rome. Lt. Gen. Line said Stars and Stripes letters would be screened by the Rome Area Allied Command, while Patterson warned against direct editor influence and urged independent reporting.
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New York
Upe
State
Siripan Mediterranean Association
Robert Patterson
Cers
Lefers
Rome
Jahe
Mediterranean
Fetters
Armenian Church Society Plans Fundraiser Party
The Armenian Calvary Church Christian Aid Society plans a June fundraiser to support the building of Ghurel hall. March meetings set lending commitments with participants Rebeyrn Darmanyjian Ronjiliny Maren Kay Tabukian and Ann Waullen. Mary Mistitineian chaired the recent social. Virginit Esaian, president, presided.
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Ghurel
Christian Adeivar Society
Armenian Calvary Church
Rebeyrn Darmanyjian
Aan Ronjiliny
Maren Kay Tabukian
Ann Waullen
Giriandl
Mary Mistitineian
Chairan
Virginit Esaian
Plan Funeral Services For Miss Mahoney
Funeral services are planned for Miss Kate Mae Mahoney a former Tray school principal and retired supreme president of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association. The funeral will be at St Paul the Apostle Church on 1987 Fifteenth Street at 9 am. Interment will be in St Peter's Cemetery.
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Puder
Kate Maehoney
Farmer ‘Tray School
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association
Todd Peleny
Fifteenth Street
St Paul the Apostle
St. Peter's Cemetary
Argentina’s Peron Seizes Lead in Provinces Vote
Colonel Peron Holus Conmandling Lead in Buenos Aires and across seven of Argentina’s 15 provinces. He edges toward an electoral majority with five provinces won, while José Tamborl and Bene coatle Union split the remaining provinces for the presidential contest. Navy promotion noted for Daniel Laughlin and service details in the Philippines.
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Argentina
Peron
Laborlts
Waite Mer
José Tamborl Pi
Benecoatle Union
Tayo
Loch
NAVY
Daniel Laughlin
Mes Dyonel Lauguin
Avenin
Wiebean
Iran
Alve
Nasys Ife
Callenon Talond
Philippines
Veterans Medical Care Rules Listed
Veterans rules for medical care were announced by Daniel Keefe director of the Albany Veterans Service group. The administration will review claims and arrange treatment through veteran service offices, with exceptions where nonpatient assistance applies. details and future events were outlined at a meeting, including plans for a children’s party and the Knights of Columbus anniversary observance.
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Adamdy Watson
Daniel Py Keéfe
Uch Directot Ab
Almay Goutty Veterans Service Group
Joon
Bad Seventh Avene
New York City
Keefe
Nases
Emeryohey
Jaca
Veterans’ Service Office
Memecone Peuvecenth
Masimue
Vatios Apelin
Pairview
Calones Council
Knights of Columins
Willian 2
Artigts i Merten
Tyshl award ceremony at Camp Atterbury details
Incomplete OCR text notes a visit to parents and relatives, with names scattered. Mentions Me and Mex, Evnes and Pearley, Gary at 108 Second Avenue, and affiliations with Grace WMATA and major regent of MWe Weiner at the Mona. An expedition at Leonard Hospital is referenced in disjointed form.
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Tyshl
Raward Ow
Certian
Camp Atterbury
Tre
GrAce Wmata
Ith Aureet
Mwe Weiner
Mona
Leonard Hoapilad
Action Against City Will Continue Today
The case against the City of Troy and Joseph Glasmarde resumes this morning after the county Supreme Court adjourned yesterday afternoon to allow Stewart Jones to appear in the Court of Appeals. Plaintiffs seek $35,000 claiming injuries from a sidewalk collapse at 12 Wepry Street Ghollonariyla, owner of the property Pinte Litts represented by Gwen Coneolly and Owen Connally Jr. say both owner and city were negligent in proper sidewalk maintenance. Joseph Walsh represents Gime Venario with W Stewart Denne and Pmigley go Michel as part of the proceedings in the Supreme Court chamber.
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Acon Oboon
Resszotta
Viclaire Raeszotta
Troy
Joseph Glasmarde
Couny Supreme Court
Eh Stewart Jones
Court of Appeals
Hamaes
Tulalings
Wepry
Ghollonariyla
Proparty
Pinte Ltts
Gwen
Conenolly
Owen 1. Connally, Jr
Joseph 1. Walsh
Gime Venario
Stewart Denen
Sueparation
Pmigley Go
Michel
Jadistonk Conperation
Pounael Ps
Canty Canet
Supreme
Courk Dn Ranvaning
Superviews’ Chamber
Corbeil heads Cohoes auxiliary and posts
The Cohoes Auxiliary elects officers led by Mrs Corbeil and lists new appointments. The group names Rath Waterhouse as senior vice president and Agnes Migney as junior view president, with Sadie Ashley and Yolinda Pon dio among appointed members. A Albany County ceremony and future meetings are noted.
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Louthie
Cobour
Parelyn
Dhol
Rath Waterhouse
Seniir
Agnes Mmigney
Jenior View
Sadie Ashley
Vonsuiee
Mes
Meuneen Oltenbaear
Condiathess
Yolinda Pondio
Gimed
Christina Dews
Florence Vaugha
Teisten
Snd
Bernice O'Donavan
Council
Apwly-aoctid Presidenk
Irane Kilmer
Oth Shannon
Nateollc
Alicu Gilroy
Ualtian
O'Donovan
Gecretary
Patline Apuainekt
Color Hearer No. 1
Ann Kullion
Color Keargy Sa
Atrs
Bertha Daroeher
Calor Heater
Mix
Lain Bessett
Nutar Beaver
Dewar
Dereting
Peogided
Albany
Felday
Coa
Betis
Corbell Amd
Olgabaekar
Mra
Pest
Navy family man join Japanese fast bomber crew
Marvin Ty Weiss, a Navy enlisted man from Miami, aged 16, assigned to a 1000-ton Japanese bomber used in atomic bomb tests near Mave. Weiss, who lived at 77 Lancaster Street, Chuahes, is from Cohaee High School and later worked for Beh Mining Corp. He joined the ULS.5 unit after marching in the first Miahor following air strikes against Tokso.
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Jad San
Marvin Ty Weiss
Navy
Wun
Miami
Robert
Weiss
Lancaster Street
Cuhues
Airune
Ty Uls
Mewer Soy
Tokso
Cohaee High Schoo
Beh Mining Corp
Witerviiel
Cohoes Group to Phin Communion Event
Arming arrangements for a Nun volunteer breakfast at Junive Council Ay Ter Catholic Testament He of Aner fen, omni the Mansitenar Keven Cirele of Squires, Knights of Cult uimdus, 61) discussed at a nineary council at 3:40 pm. The breaking will occur on Matey Ttat oa Ure and place Gi he desigsted, Aisa Lavewan Gamnle is rpen as the planning commission. The Tumaat of Mrs. Mary Raymond Wednesday at Aieene Pemtud, with solemn rites. Revi Harvey Bessene officiated. The funeral of Mrs. Marie Louler Shine AVRIL held yesterday. The deceased Phesing at teelled payers say Un death. They vlad alttrated hye tinnrid yesterday’s penne.
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Cirele
Kaights
Council
Matey
Aisa Lavewan
Mary Remond Widay
Jessie
Beavers
Walter Raleigh
John Falry
Harold Grogan
Franke Cainifany
Lawrence Whinway
Jeph Fixbap
Bt. Mary's Cemetery
Waterfield
Achar Roberte
Alg
Boivin
Harvey Bessene
Davenn
Tey
Celisa
Robie
Buldoncon
Gertrude Cone
Mra
Narn Ronller
Renry Peller
Umdey
Mies Contle
Alyet
Altolary
Chopin
Coan
Jr Bred Tamas
Angst Tell
Tener Richards
Edward White
Father Paras
Dis
AL Dyseph’s Courelery
Waterford
Marie
Adelin Jo Peeled
Maries Ghoreb
Cohars
Sullivavan
Mars
Mather
Moss
Herve
Angen
Desis
Hecho
Owery
Ralph Aigner
Monier
Waleriokd
Aben Bensitt
St Aan
Rome
Phesing
Vlad Alttrated
Penne
Cornell Meotpye Stull
Cuter Connesl
Wiighta
Golords
Will Mer Tading AL & Ques
Jomsen Street
Posthumous Award for Cohoes Man Recognized in War Service
A Cohoes man, Miguel Ue, receives a posthumous award for wartime service in the Irish Infantry 77th Division. The record notes his roles from California to Hawaii, overseas with Company B, and leadership as a platoon leader before being killed in action near Rucker, Alabama, in 1934, with honors conferred by the Congress Strut and Officers Consulate Sehuat.
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Awan
Tayrlit
Josvale
Mig
Miguel
Congress Strut
Roe J
Maurice Beard
Picard
Liewtenant
Mort
Lutlan
Abs
Chifornia
Hawaii
I-8
Port
Boating
Ani
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Downy Wig
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Main Street
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5. C
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Remsen
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Mae
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Boxht Reformed Church
Wil Bel
Teichard Kowloy
TN Tergors Operation
Mrs
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Cohoes Hospital
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Macion Plateher
Tps
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Filia
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Chi Liney
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Persang
Jie-Fenien Jlardi Gras
Ure Wusplem
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Masit Heany
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Armstrong
Ecru
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