Governor signs first in nation law outlawing race discrimination in employment
Governor Thomas E. Dewey signed a landmark measure prohibiting employment discrimination based on race, color, or religion. The act, the first of its kind nationwide, empowers a commission to investigate complaints, with penalties up to 500 dollars or a year in prison or both.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Legislistor
Mme Cobers
Bewey
Diveman Commission
Toramiszion
Latham Community Association Plan Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of Latham Community Association Inc will be held at 8 pm Thursday at 5S W Pitts Hose House. Election of 13 board members and new officers will follow. Reports by committee heads, two films Sight Seeing with Television and Frequency Modulation, a talk on television by Alden Deyo, and a Glee Club performance directed by John Lloyd with piano by Mrs. Sam Goldey. Public invited. membership cards and dues collected by the financial secretary.
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Latham Community Association, Inc
Glee Club
John Lloyd
Sam Goldey
Sdllan Fredericks
Anancial
Mechanicville Pythian Sisters District Convention May 12
Mechanicville Pythian Sisters linked to Hudson River temples will meet at Crescent Temple in Mechanicville for the annual district convention on Saturday May 12. Mrs Susan Von Volkenburgh district deputy grand chief will preside with sessions in the afternoon and evening. Star of Liberty Chapter will serve refreshments during intermission. Visiting temples include McKinley Ballston Spa Damon Schenectady Queen City Glens Falls Riverside.
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Hudson River Valley
Crescent Temple
Real Univ
Susan von Volkenburgh
Ahérhoon
Masonic Temple
Star of Liberty
C. ES
Alte Golden
Sadie Ostrander
Elizabeth Butler
Muriel Guy
San ‘Quet
Gladys Downs
Lilian Miller
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments and Odd Phrases
Fragmented crossword clues appear with garbled spellings and mis-typed terms. The readable parts reference a mix of names, places, and vague definitions, suggesting a historical puzzle page with corrupted OCR text and incomplete entries.
Fragmented Puzzle Answer Clue Noted
A partial OCR fragment mentions a puzzle answer but provides no clear solution or context. The text appears garbled with repetitions and stray letters, offering insufficient readable content to identify names, places, or events. No verifiable facts present for a proper summary.
Whitehall residents noted convalescence and service news
Whitehall residents and relatives are listed with health updates and military service. James E. Barton remains convalescing on Boardman Street. Alice Rice returns from Rutland Hospital after an eye operation. Helen Desmond visits New York relatives in East Whitehall. Pvt John Benson finishes Marine boot training and visits his father Theodore Benson. Pvt Max Gordon completes boat training at Parris Island and visits home. Edward J. McLaughlin finishes boat training at Sampson and plans further duties. Sgt Joseph LaMay earns Good Conduct Medal after two years in service and overseas since November 1943. Maj Lisle Bartholomew named chief of chaplains for Rainbow Division, with Europe and Pacific theater service noted. William F. Rogers announces naval reserve enlistees from Glens Falls area.
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Boardman Street
Jliss Alice Rice
Rutland Hospital
Helen Desmond
New York
Joseph Buckley
East Whitehall
John Benson
Marines
Theodore Benson
Gilmore Street
Camp Lejeanne
N. C
Max ‘Gordon
Parris Island
Company C
Sixth Regiment
New York Guard
Edward J. McLaughlin
U. S
U. S. Naval Center
Sampson
Josephine McLaughlin
Patch
Seventh Army
Bartholomew
Ecolone
Pacific
Europe
William F. Rogers
Glens Falls
Naval Reserve
Berafara BR Brown
Neido Street
Mik
Purchasing Agents Will Meet Thursday
The annual executive meeting of the Purchasing Agents Association of Eastern New York will be at Dewitt Clinton Hotel Albany Thursday at 6 15 p m. The fiftieth anniversary is noted with speaker Dr J Anton de Hass of Harvard Graduate School of Business, a WWII Army veteran and noted international relations expert. Presiding will be C R Friesner of Albany Corrugate Container Corp and Charles Wing. Officer candidates for the 196 season will be announced. Erlicher of General Electric will discuss the National Association of Purchasing Agents.
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New York
Ay Dewitt Clinton
Albany
Ikins
Trwems
J. Anton de Hass
William Ziegler
Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
Holland
U.S. Army
Army and Navy War Colleges
State Department
C. R Friesner
Albany Corrugate Container Corp
J Charles Wing
Erlicher
General Electric Co
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Houston to Get Large Navy Hospital Facility
Houston will receive a new Navy hospital, one of the country’s largest, with about 1000 beds. Built to serve returning wounded sailors, the facility is expected to be ready within a year and cost roughly 6 million dollars. The hospital ships from various theaters will transport patients up the Houston Ship Channel to the facility.
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Houston
Tex
Brand New Wavy Hospital
Houston Hospital
Truman Urges Liberalism and Postwar Reforms
Washington broadcast reports Vice President Fremah calling for a postwar reconstruction program based on liberal ideals. He urged unity to bridge differences and promote production, jobs, and fair wages, stressing compromise across economic and party lines.
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Washington
Fremah
Congress
Truman Truman
Missouri
America
Enlistees Assigned to Naval Training Center at Sampson
The list includes ton G. Gebo Cliff Strest Charles A. Gaff Wilson Avenue and Dor ain J. Wedde and Neddo Street all assigned to the Naval Training Center at Sampson.
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Cliff Strest
Charles A. Gaff
Wilson Avenue
Dorain J. Wedde
Neddo Street
Naval Training Center
Sampson
Riots in Munich During Heroes Day Observance
Associated Press reports Sunday riots erupted in Munich during Heroes Day celebrations. City streets saw clashes linked to revolutionary sentiment as railway and telegraph services faltered. German tanks moved through streets to quell unrest in the birthplace of the Nazi Party.
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Munich
Tidningen
Stockholm
Geran
Fae
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