Laborites Accuse Churchill of Political Deception Over World Conference Delegation
In Parliament Laborites charged Prime Minister Churchill with packing a seven man two woman delegation to the World Security Conference in San Francisco to bolster the Conservative party after the war. Eden would lead the delegation amid Edens’s duties, provoking sharp exchanges with Bevan and Shinwell about constitutional authority and foreign policy.
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Churchill
Bri Esie
San Francisco
Boréige
Ant Edex
Glennestalee
Miniser
Lord Cr
Attlee
Laborise
Eden
Wate
Bevan
Emanuel Shinwill
Shinwell
Conserva
Athlete's Foot Footwear Care Ad
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a remedy for Athlete's Foot. It emphasizes damp perspiring feet and quick relief through topical treatment and simple foot care routines to prevent infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Allen
Brent
Safe non habit farming Woo's Tiblers claims
An advertisement touts a safe non habit farming product called Woo's Tiblers claiming long lasting relief from tormenting pains heartburn belching and nausea. It markets sour favorite foods and sleep beer as soothing aids and compares to a doctor's prescription with thousands of users. It urges purchase at druggists and mentions liquid diets and food suggestions with each Van's package.
War Delegation Split Among Three Parties
A fragmented debate reveals a delegation with four Conservatives, three Laborites, and two Liberals aiming to secure machinery and guidance from the wartime effort for their own use. The party balance hints at shifting control over postwar policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive Party
Royalty Visits White House during Washington visit
The Earl of Ashione Governor General of Canada and Princess Alice arrived in Washington for a meeting with President and Mrs Roosevelt. They were formally received at the White House south grounds after an informal Union Station reception. The Roosevelts accompanied the guests by car to Union Station.
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Washington
Earl of Ashione
Canada
Princess Alice
Roosevelt
White House
Union Station
Roosevelts
United States
Mret Roozevelt
George of England
Alice
Health reports show cancer and infectious disease tallies
The annual health department report lists breast cancer 26 cases and digestive disease 4.01, measles 82, tuberculosis 79, gonorrhea 42, and 23 exposed children at a local institution. Venereal disease treatment, prenatal clinics, and lab work are detailed along with sanitation inspections and new equipment upgrades.
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Children's Institution
Besish Department
Sheris
Cortrol
Qcip Visie
Heath Center
Rensselaert County Tuberculosis and Public Health Assaladida
Sach
Pawling Sanitarium
Russell, Sage College
St. Joseph's
Saminery
House of the Good Sheikherd Catholic Central High School
EE Gurley and
Faverning Pater Co
Healey
James ¥. Dunne
John Sibberd
Laboracorr
Intel
Eddy Steamer House
Osgood Steamer House
Department of Public Works
Itis
Troy Officials Teachers Guests at Troy Tea
Troy officials and teachers attended a tea at Troy High School hosted by the Troy Teachers Association. Mayor Abern and Board members were introduced as guests, with music and decorations provided by students and faculty. The event supported a forthcoming cost of living raise for teachers.
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Punicipal
Sciat
Troy Teachers’ Association
Troy High School
Brey Pelchers
John J.azerm
George
Brug
Artie Eiered
Xe Feey
Stete Teachers’ Assectation
Eximates
Trovaldermes
Alexander Horron
Gecert
Roe
Une
Ide Rilley
Principe
Frances A. McTammany
Eligabeth Buckley
Margaret Redmond
James Landin
Lee Johnson
Shoir San Caia
County Pulpwood Cutting Contest Slated Wednesday
The Rensselaer County pulpwood contest will be held at 2 pm Wednesday on the M. J. Kielsen farm north of Berlin. Entries to the Troy Post Office Fare. no entry fee. bring own equipment. The top 12 state winners advance to finals at Old Forge April 28 for War Bond prizes and Northeast States at La Plata May 5.
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Rensselaer County
War Production Board
M. J. Kielsen
Berlin
Bereen
Troy
Old Forge
Laconta
N. H
Dwin L. Bell
Farm Bureau
Eithet
New York State
Vermont
YWCA Plans Program for Younger Girls
The YWCA group met to plan a program pairing senior high school girls with younger members. Mrs. Robert Wrent and Mrs. Harry Murnane will expand plans with Miss Ann Swensson and Miss Alvira Jaborg while Corinne Rosebrook reported on interracial committee findings.
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We Wlth
Robert Wrent
Business and Industrial Club
Harry Murnane
Ann Swensson
Alvira Jaborg
J. Wilfred Findley
Newfoundlanders to Work U S Farms Again
Amherst Massachusetts reports a projected arrival of 540 to 600 Newfoundlanders to ease dairy farm labor shortages. Area Director Hardy Preston of the Farm Emergency Labor program says the campaign ends May 7 with recruits to be distributed on dairy farms across New England including New York New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Amherst
Mass
United States
Hardy Preston
Fann
Festerday
Preston
New England
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Vania
Community Camp Fire program honors and performances
The article lists numerous individuals awarded honors and participating in a Camp Fire Girls event. Names include Shirley Bibb, Virginia Roe, Ruth Hise, Anna Schoptenhelm, and many others. Mayor John J. Avera praised the Camp Fire Girls while Miss Bessie Daum and Ners George Wrig h spoke on related activities. The council fire program featured traditional dances and pipes music from the Presbyterian Church group and the Polish Dancers of Water.
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Ring
Norma Bryce
Shirley Bibb
Virginia “Roe
Shirley Goodwin
Ruth Hise
Anna Schoptenhelm
Dean van Tize
Dorothy Stewart
Na Hughes
Robert
Gottschalk
Sandra Wipsig
Patty Hepp
Mary
Lou Trebarne
Carolys Dal
Kay
Larkin
Mary Aca Or Brien
Stew
Shanley
Gear
Gianna Davis
Boverty
Betty
Prociteddullex
Oval Mans
Nevile Connell
Joan Hinfoxcee Stewart
Lois 4Iting
Agnes Strokecker
Caroiyn
Canaday
Patricia Bleis
Rita Chekner
Margeret Farrell
Jean Farrel
Shirley Dore
Emily Wagar
Elvenor Whitzey
Jétian Nelson
Elaine Hansen
Junior Brands
Hage Jones
Patricks Kee
Jean’ Hulls
Bessie Daum
Chainsan
Red Cross
Ners_ George XYrigh
Chairenan
Glee Clnb
Inerry Presbyterian Church
Jean "Hodge
Davin
Eileen
John Lapinski
Sirs
Margaret Phile
Mildrad WeGinnis
Von Rundstedt Offered Armistice Report Broadcast
British listeners heard a New York UPI report that Field Marshal Karl von Rundstedt sent an armistice envoy to General Eisenhower's headquarters days before his removal as commander of German forces on the western front. An official Washington statement said the Allied command would accept surrender from German units including entire army groups but would not consider any armistice proposals.
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New York
UPI
Hnd
Karl Vor Rundstedt
Armistee
Ukeahiwer
SBC
Washington
Figh
Miss Kennedy Dies At Third Street Home
Theresa S Kennedy a longtime Troy resident died yesterday at her home 230 Third Street after a long illness She was a communicant of St Marys Church Survivors include a sister Mrs Ernest M Broderick and a cousin Mrs Margaret Wansbury Funeral from the home Monday at 9 am and at 9 50 am from St Marys Church with a requiem mass Burial in St Peters Cemetery
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Theresa St. Kennedy
Troy
Third Street
St Mary's Church
Ernest M. Broderick
Margaret Wansbury
St Peter's Cemetery
Exiled in Action: Schuylerville Mother Told Son in Belgian Action
Mrs Gretchen Ostrander Murray of Schuylerville received a telegram from the War Department confirming her son David MacDonald was killed in action in Belgium on December 37 after earlier reports of him missing in action.
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Gretchen Ostrander Murray
Schuylerville
War Department
David: MacDonald
Alee
Belgium
Farmers Market March 22 1965 prices list
Produce in fair supply with near normal trading for the time of year. Prices listed include radishes 1.90 per dozen, parsnips 1.00 per dozen, lettuce escarole 2.50, spinach 1.54 per bushel, onions 50 lb bag 1.00, potatoes state 100 lbs 3.29, oranges 5.00 per box, apples 2.50 per bushel, tomatoes 2.50 per 10 lb, celery 1.50 per bunch, iceberg lettuce crate, sweet potatoes 3.15 per 16, and various other items with regional notes for Texas, California, and Florida markets.
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California
Texas
Barker
Don Bu L Weis
State
Florida
Maine
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Amneistus
Saratoga Springs
Germany
Sare- Naze
Jere
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France
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Army ‘Depot
Saratoga Sprin
Augustus Joseph de Matteo
Royalty
Camnie
Enna Jetticks
Third St
Maiden Lane
Albany
State St. Schenectady
Hudson Beauty Shop
Weynesdas
Nay
Sae
Y.W.C.A
U. S
von Rundstedt
Foster and Adams
High Low
Cloge Alumi Co
Amer
Amer Dynam
Canad Marconi
Catalin 3
Dapid
Elec Bond & Share
Fansiel
Glen Alden
Kumble Oil New
Imperial Oil
Louisiana Land Oh
Miaga & Hudson
Pantepec Oil
Pennoad Corp
St Regis Paper
Republic Aire
Hemagen
Rhine
Ramagen
Sports Afield Magazine
Fouth
Second Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
British Columbia
Ui. S. Amy
Fates Ringer
Far North
Lloyd Hereaian
March
PoSadei
Farmers’ Market
Deckers Attentiod
Roskin Brothers, Inc
Central Svenur Albant
Bud Jackson
Doc
Magazime
Jason Lucas
America
Lucas
Rts
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