Rotary Hears Talk on Labor Relations
Wibbur E Kidder of Bear Manning Corp spoke at a Rotary meeting on labor relations. He argued management and labor share common goals when wages and prices sustain fair profit and worker buying power. He urged cooperation through responsible unions and fair dealing, noting temporary workers and wartime disruptions as impediments to long term harmony. Thomas V Kenney urged support for the Red Cross War Fund drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wib
Bur E'Kidder
Siensser
Bear- Manning Corp
Hendrick Hudsons
Sal
Kidder
Meder
J. Wesley Wood
Wil-liam ‘L. Thompson, Jr
Thomas’ V. Kenney
Red Cross
Red Army surrounds Danzig port area in latest push
Russian forces tightened the siege around Danzig and Gdynia as they advanced up to two miles, captured Neukietlhe and seven towns near the Vistula, and seized over 3 000 German officers and men including Kuestrin fortress commander General Krueger. No crossings of the Oder reported yet east of Berlin as Moscow plans a Berlin offensive with three Red Army groups possibly joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt-Berlin
Kuestrin
Hukov
Oder
Stetfin
Andemm
Finkenwalde
Podjuch
Greifenhagen
Stettin
Danzig
Bay of Danzig
Gdynia
Moscow
Ruestrin-Frankfurt
Berlin
Red Army
State Publisher Dies in Skaneateles
John Weilling ton Baker, owner editor and publisher of the weekly Skaneateles Press, died yesterday. He was president of the New York State Press Association for two terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaneateles
John Weillington Baker
Skaridateles Press
New York State Press Association
Lansingburg Boys' Club Corps to Honor Three
The Leaders' Corps of the Lansingburg Boys' Club will honor three National bound members at an 8 pm party in the Silver Sky room. Guests include Donald Blair Tom Colligan and James Collins active in club work this season. Colligan was treasurer and Collins chaired the dance committee. Good luck cake to honor the trio. Mrs Helen Cotes and Mrs Agnes Gillie assist Rafferty in arrangements for dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansingburg
Silver Sky
Tom F. Rafferty
Ehe Guess
Gonald Blair
Tom Colligan
James
Collins
James Collies
Helen Cotes
James Collins
Agnes Gillie
Raferly
R P 1 Team Aims for fourth game title at Madison Square Garden
Coach Edmund W Donald predicted R P 1 will reach the fourth game on March 26 in the national invitational at Madison Square Garden and win the title. He credited the squad’s success to collective teamwork and wheelishness. Alumni officials praised the unbeaten team, with plans to film the Garden game and limit ticket sales to students in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Madison Square Garde
Edhmund W. Donald
Donald
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Alumni Association
New York
Rensselaer
Wlty
Fred Clements
A. Stanley Wiltse
HL Oakley Sharp
Rensselaer Student Union
Ernest Warnecke
Marvin Anderson
Ray Palmer
Baker
Movie Strike May Spread to Theaters
New York officials of Local 306 Motion Picture Operators Union say they received a telegram from Richard A. Walsh head of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees ordering a stop on handling or exhibiting motion pictures from coast producers. Mortis Kravitz, business agent of Local 306, confirmed receipt and said members stand by for further developments, potentially at any minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Pt
306
Motion Picture Machine Operators Union
Richard A. Walsh
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees
Senate Proposes Special Court for Judicial Removals
Senate passed a plan to allow removal of jurists by a special court on chief executive recommendation amid an Albany County inquiry into alleged crimes. The Feinberg measure would form a court with an Appeals judge and two appointees from each Appellate Division, replacing existing long removal path, with party lines showing Democrats opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
Supreme Court
Gheebert V. Schenck
Albany County
Benjamin F. Feinberg
Washington-Warren- Essexs
Cilaton
Senate Judiciary Committee
Len Punny W. Williamson
Westchester
Feinberg
Dewer
A. Estapler
Spescher
Court of Appeals
Studges
New York City
Senate
Assembly
Wiliam Ben~ley
Lockport
Charles 0. Burney, Jr
Buffalo
Rodney B. Jones
Alten J. Oliver
Rochester
Plan Would Stabilize Municipal Revenues Statewide
A New York State tax commission proposes a separate state operation and local assistance budget to stabilize local revenues. It outlines allocations for counties towns and villages and argues for greater disclosure of tax dollar destinations. The plan envisions a $100 million annual grant and urges continued study while noting tax burden concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin E. Browne
Browne
Troy Manin Battery Firing On Essen
Private Charles Renna of 155 Adams Street Troy is among soldiers bombarding Essen, Germany, in a U P report by Hubert Eunson. The piece notes no German counterbattery fire in two days of Ninth Army artillery, discusses heavy eight inch guns, shell costs, weather effects, and aiming challenges across the Rhine as U S forces pressure the Ruhr works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Renna
Adams Street
Troy
artIervaien
Essen
Germany
Associated Press
Hubert Eunvon
Eunson
U.S
USS
Ninth Army
Americas
Rhine
Wesel
William H Simpson
Trupp
Esgen
Buhr
Walter
James RB. Montgomery
Houston
Texas
Marines Hold Iwo Positions In Stalemate Invasion
U S Marines report no major changes in the Iwo Jima lines with Fifth Marine Division operations unopposed at Kailan Point and landings at two islets to the west while Fourth Marine Division tightens a small pocket at Tadchiwa Point on the east. Air force Liberators strike Chichi Jima and nearby targets as Army fighters mount attacks north of the airfield and harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwo
War Kama
Keller EB
Rockers
Fifth Marine Division
Chester W. Nimitz
Whittle
Tadchiwa Point
Clifton B. Cates
Fourth Marine
Westerdas
Chichi
Bonig Islands
Army Airforce
Mrs O Malley Dies Former Little Falls Resident
Mrs Mary O Malley, long time Troy resident and widow of Dennis O Malley, died yesterday at her daughter Mrs William Coffeys home on Hage Street after a brief illness. Born in Ireland as Mary McCarthy, she lived in Little Falls before moving to Troy and was a communicant of St Peters Church. Survived by daughter Mrs J K Arnold of Montclair and two grandchildren, Re William Coffey serving overseas and Lt J H Arnold with the Army, with services Friday at 9 am at the residence and 9 30 am at St Peters Church followed by interment in St Peters Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O'Malley
Troy
Dennis O'Malley
William A. Coffey
Hage Street
Mary McCarthy
Dennis McCarthy
Ellen Leaky
Ireland
United States
Little Falls
Peter's Church
Coffey
J. K. Arnold
Montclair
Pre
William .A. Coffey
Army
Kien Mo
Joseph Coffey
J. H. Arnold
Maureen Arnold
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
German counterattacks fail to halt Rhine bridgehead push
Allied reports describe repeated German attempts to disrupt the American bridgehead on the east bank of the Rhine. German observers claim some crossings north of Remagen were halted, while U S forces press spurs and extend their foothold. German Panzer units are limited, relying on artillery and infantry to blunt the advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartis Broadgasts
WHR
Westerwald
Berlin
Bosts
Sagen
Theshead
Roenigswinter
Honnef
Remingen
Hoenning
Hoenningen
Remagen
Rhine
Teror
P Whitehead
Hitler
Germans Fight Hard Near Ruhr As U S Breaks Rhine
Berlin radio says Americans crossed the Rhine with five to six divisions and armor. The bridgehead runs about six miles deep at the closest point as German defense centers in the north resist most, center moderate, and south light. Reports also note von Fündstedt may be ousted and von Model spotlighted. U S air losses include jets, while anti aircraft guns claim 68 rail bridges destroyed with 14 probable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quest
Fred
Field Marshal Walther von Model
Whitehead
Hemagen
Ceremony Ends Cohoes Devotions in Saint Agnes Parish
A large congregational turnout filled Saint Agnes Church for the Forty Hour Devotions, led by Rev. DH Marghes from the College of Saint Rose Albany. Friars from St Joseph in Cohoes and other clergy assisted, as uniformed cadets and Knights of Columbus members served as honor guards and the Blessed Sacrament remained on display during the solemn rites. Plans for spring Moose activities were discussed at Ontario Street temple meetings led by George Gagson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes’ Church
DH. Marghes
College of St. Rose
Albany
St Joseph A: Losgview
Cohces
Francis Heirs
Schesee Bie Gate
Harold
Condes
Waterford
Watervliet
Christian Brothers
LaSate Institute
Werkios
Candielizer
al Cohbesiers
Eracy
Wadge
Cohoes
Order of Moose
Ontario Street
George” Gagson
Indictment of New Jersey Attorney General Leads to Fraud Case
A federal grand jury indicted Walter D. Van Riper New Jersey attorney general and three others on fraud and conspiracy charges tied to a $200 000 checks kiting scheme using fictitious balances in Newark area banks The defendants allegedly used the U S mails to carry out the scheme and claimed the indictments were part of a political frame up by Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Walter D. van Riper
New Jersey
van Riper
Anoter
Federal Grand Jury
Service Station Corporation
Aim
Meyor Frank Hague
Jersey City
Newark Area
U. S
Cadets Enroll in Air Patrol at Troy Armory
Four applications for the wurvil Air Patrol cadet corps were received at last night's G A P B meeting in the Troy armory. Military drill was led by Sgt. Lester Soule. Roy Safford of Albany discussed new radio gear with Lt. Frank Keegan as CAP communications officer. Red Cross contribution was voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Wurvil Air Patrol Cadet Corps
G. A. PB
Troy
Lester Soule
Roy Safford
Albany
Frank Keegan
CAP
Red Cross
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Rotary
Greely
Donnelly i Hanna
E.W. Curtis
Corps To Honor
R. P
Joseph D. Cuilik
St. Patrick's Church
George F. McLoughlin
William H. Sheridan
Lieutenant Cuilik
James A. Lawlor
Pastée
Clement J. Handron
Crux
Gladbech
Dwelich
First Armye
Eee
A Rhine
von Randstedt
Ardennes
Liege
Paris
Ludendorf Bridge
Troy Manin
Marines
Mrs. O'Malley
Western Front
Ciston E Rose
Trey Arez Coumciltal
Niger
Fiase
Maurice G. Osterre
Bernard G. Smith
Tenterioo
Dodge Eagle Scouts
St. Francis de Sales
Church
Roy Meyers
Star Scout
John God Itéy
Jack Edwards
Joe Connally
Sernael Canfield
Jerry Oathiout
Thomas Shippey
Thomas Rieger
Willam Lowe
John Collins
Wi ‘Hae Soarer
Robert Evers
William Fagan
Jack Osborne
Carol Walker
Sic
Anna’ A. Morey
Reis
War Manpower Commission
Knitters
North
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