Cohoes Navy Veteran Joins Reserve
Local Navy veterans in Cohoes are urged to enroll in a reserve program under Lt. Comer Marchant. The plan includes swearing in ten Cohoes veterans who served together in the war to form a separate Cohoes Navy division under Albany recruiting officials.
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Lin
Sawyer
Cédlace
Navy
James C. Marchailt
Army
Marchant
Dor
Cohoes
Bs W. Green
Naval
fAustion
Albany
Ulvision
Pa Lacal Navy Anh
February Quiet For Cohoes Firemen
A rough, fragmented report notes Cohoes firemen had a quiet February with only a few incidents. It references March drills, upcoming shifts, and residents facing cold conditions. Eva Hebert of 18 Oneida Street suffered injuries from a Saturday fall and remained in fair condition at Cohnes Hospital.
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TuJared
Fale
Eva Hebert
Oneida Street
Cohnes Hospital
Ken
Missionary Addresses Troy Group at Second Baptist Church
A missionary talk by Alcibiades Tylesias, a native of Cheistiars milgalonary, described efforts on remote Panama coast islands. He spoke at the Second Baptist Church about youth education, health care, and the need for missionary support from groups like Farther Lights Missionary Society.
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Eply Tual
Cary Oh
Indiana
Panama
Alcibiades Tylesias
Second Baptist
Frank ©. Cunningham
Millis Memorist Baptist Church
Iglesias
Bacona
Indinas
Oklahoma
Ammed
Tyluins
Heaith Jane
Tylestag
Albany Circus Quiet as Senate Passes Local Tax and Bonus Bills
New York Senate voted 33 to 18 to approve the governor's local tax program raising one cent per pack on cigarettes while preserving basic income tax rates. A separate Dewey bill authorizes a $400 million bonus program for 1.6 million World War II veterans, with claims handled by the tax department and eligibility from $40 to $250. The Assembly is expected to act on both measures today.
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New York City
Capitor Hill
Albany
Assembly
Lee B. Muller
Arwiln Hogan
Tocn
Transport Workers Union
James King
Vezions
United Public Workers Union
Thalr
Senate
Earter
Dewey
Comptralier
Utamount
Tax Department
New York
Explosion Wrecks Homes and Kills Woman in Pillsburg
A terrific explosion yesterday destroyed two homes in Wilkinsburg near Tons causing evacuations as gas leaked from a main line. Mrs. Jean Rapp, 41, was found buried in debris on her front porch with two children rescued by passersby. the blast sent flames twenty feet high and collapsed the Rapp residence.
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Pillsburg
Wilkinsburg
Poline
Kemen
Maine
Binatang
Kilind
Jean Rapp
Jeannette
Willian
Liedebria
Iremer
Killman Urges Price Freeze on New York Milk
Representative Kilburn urged the Secretary of Agriculture to continue the current milk price for New York producers as hearings open March 17. The department seeks a price for April May and June with producers now paid 4.5 dollars per hundredweight amid anticipated heavy production.
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Washington
vPl
Kilburn
RNY
County Treasurer Receives School Fund Supplementary Apportionment
County Treasurer Thomas H. H. Brown received sixteen thousand seven hundred forty six dollars for supplementary apportionment for school districts in the county. The funds will be divided among the City of Rensselaer and schools in Lansingburg Schaghticoke and areas including Nassau Sand Lake and Roosebeek.
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Thomas HH. Brown
City of Rensselaer
Lansingburg
Schagnticoke
Bor~ UN
Mat Grosnbush
Nassau
Sand Lake
Rooaiek
Troy Plane Crash Probe Deepens as Officials Investigate
An in depth report from Troy details the plane crash near the airport where instructors Fox and LaRoo died from traumatic injuries. Coroner tests and police investigations continue as officials rooted in the Civil Aeronautics Administration assess the mishap and its causes.
Two Aviators Die In Watervliet Crash
Is survived by his wife and a five month old son William Richard. Both men earned instructor licenses at Haven Flying School Schenectady County Airport. The crash damaged plane was purchased by airport operators to replace a badly damaged craft from January 15 when Richard Billa of Green Island crashed near St. Patrick's Cemetery in Watervliet with injuries.
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Cragh Go
Aeronez
Aeld
Lis
Weoy
rIenown As
Airport Operators of
Troy
Alavine Wat
William Richard
Haven
Schenectady County
Richard Billa
Green Island
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Watervliet
Bills
Chinese Reds Staged Counterattack Near Changchun
Central News Agency reports Communist forces moved on Muoneharia toward Changchun as Peiping papers claim seven divisions reached the south side of the Sungari River. Officials in Nanking consider outlawing the Communist Party, with debate on international repercussions.
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Peiping Gei
Muoneharia
Changchun
M Churia
Ju Liming
Lalu Harbin
Central
Sungari
Peiping
Nanking
Gaisng Wai- Ishek
Kuomintang
Ives Proposes 3 Labor Bills and Bipartisan Committee
Senator Ives Democrats Republican yesterday introduced a plan to form a bipartisan House Senate committee to investigate labor management relations. He also proposed two bills: amend the Wagner Act to allow bargaining on the closed shop and establish a federal mediation agency independent of the Labor Department.
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Washingtond
Ives
House-Senate
President Sees UN Stand as Grave Blow to World Body
President Truman urged immediate action by the United States to aid dependent nations, bypassing the United Nations. Some lawmakers claimed the UN’s prestige suffered. Representative Gwens said the United Nations died today as Congress debated the president’s urgent appeal and UN officials remained silent.
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United Nations
Waebingtan
WPI
Tyueman
United States
Ulaillartun
Congress
Gwens
Ral
Truman
Washington
Presidentia
Trygve Lig
Potsdam Conference Discusses German Prisoners and Vessels
Amid Potsdam terms debate, Molotov and Bevin clash on prisoner counts and ship destruction. Bevin accuses Russia of withholding data on POWs and naval assets while Britain resists full German devastation without Russian cooperation. Bevin asserts Britain will reveal POW figures and push for repatriation, noting uncertain Soviet numbers.
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Molotov
Germany
Russia
Fly
Potsdam
Polsdan
Graf Zeppelin
Lauiches
Child Found Dead After Strap Beating in Boarding House
Kalamazoo authorities report a four year old boy died after being beaten with a leather strap at a boarding house run by Lester Carpenter and his wife. The sheriff noted the man has admitted striking the child for several minutes. Police and coroner investigations are underway.
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Kalamazoo
David Perman
Charles PD
Spencer
Lester Carpantar
Blate Annrove
Nh Minoy
GOP to Make Fresh Start on Rent Control
Washington topic outlines a Republican push for a fresh rent control plan. Senator McGar and Senator Tall draft a bill to blanketly raise rents, rejected by a committee, with internal party debate and procedural moves noted.
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G.O.P
Washington
Uti
McGarhy
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