Move to Oust Farley May Prove a Dud
Albany political maneuver by John J. OConnell Jr to back Thomas Cullen against James Farley stirs speculation. Upstate Democrats, long aligned with Albany, show little alarm after consultations. Rensselaer backs Farley. Saratoga county opposed. Roosevelt forces previously favored Farley in state leadership disputes.
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Edward McDonald
Albany
John J. O'Connell, Jr
O'Connell
Albany County
Thomas J. W. Cullen
Goshen
James A. Farley
Farley
Roosevelt
John J Bennett Jr
Hreiher
Cornelius A. Casey
Frederick C. Casey
Rensselaer County
John P. Judge
Democratic Committee
Rensselaer
Wold Bel Be
Frank V. Kelly
Brooklyn
Kelly
Bennett
Washington Cabal
Daniel P. O'Connell
Thomas E. Dewey
David K. Niles
Democratic National Committee
Stephen T. Early
Paul Porter
Niles
Cullen
New York
Moone's Emerald to Relieve Tender Feet
Advertises Moone's Emerald antiseptic as a quick relief for tender burning feet. Claims the first application helps, with continued use promising lasting comfort and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Encourages purchase at drugstores and asserts the product cleanses without staining or greasing.
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Moone
Ady
Power struggles shape Albany Farley leadership row
The article reports intra party tensions across Washington County and the Upper Hudson District over party leadership with Farley at the center. It notes Albany County and Brooklyn allied figures weighing changes while Franks V. Kelly backs Farley. The piece suggests political maneuvering, with key figures like Judge and O’Connell facing conflicts and possible support shifts.
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Farley
Washington County
Warren
Hudson
Caseys Mun
Mercury Guides April Skies For Stargazers In 1944
The article notes Mercury will briefly appear in April 1944 after sunset with best visibility around April 12 and several days before and after. It describes viewing conditions, nearby planets Jupiter Saturn Mars and bright stars such as Regulus Betelgeuse Vega Arcturus Spica Procyon, and provides times and celestial positions for amateur observers.
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Science Service
Mercury
Jupiter
Leo
Regulus
Saturn
Taurus
Aldebaran
Sirius
Mars
Gemini
Vega
Lyra
Arcturus
Bootes
Spica
Virgo
Procyon
Canis Minor
Trojan Post Auxiliary Banquet Set for Tomorrow Evening
Arrangements are complete for the annual banquet of the Trojan Post Auxiliary W F at the Annex tomorrow night. Mrs Ann Blair chairs the event with committees on reception presentations favors invitations tickets decorations and more. John J Dougherty veteran relief administrator will be toast master with speakers including Douglas P Hudson James A Madden Thomas H Brown Commander John Delapp and Mrs Ethel McClean.
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Trojan Post
Annex
Ann Blair
Helen Bateman
Mary VanDerwerken
Rose Frouns
Helen Howe
Mary Walsh
Mae McGrane
Ann Albert
Betty Wicke
Catherine Burke
Blair
Ann Douglas
Adam Beal
Ann Genwick
Theresa McGovern
Julai Beiso
Amelia Russell
Jonn J Dougherty
Veterans’ Relief
Douglas P. Hudson
James A. Madden
Thomas H. Brown
Common Council
John P Delapp
Army's Personal Effects Bureau Handles Soldier Losses
Kansas City depot hosts the Army's Personal Effects Bureau where boxcars deliver soldiers’ reliquaries. Lieut Col Murphy oversees two years of work turning scattered items into final records for next of kin, tracing money, letters, photos, and keepsakes.
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Kansas City
National Mail
John KR. Murphy
C. J. Blake
Bureau
Murphy
Dring
Hoboken
WN. J
Post Office Department
Letters from the Army Bureau of Casualties Reflect Quiet War Humanity
The piece surveys how the Army Bureau of Casualties handles 7,000 weekly letters from wives, mothers, and fathers seeking closure on lost husbands and sons. It notes the mix of grief, bureaucracy, and rare humor as aid and records are processed, and ends with a tragic note of a toddler's bread choking death in Auburn, Pennsylvania.
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Bureau
Murphy
First Furlough Ship Leaves For Pacific
The first American furlough ship carrying MacArthur campaign veterans has sailed from the Southwest Pacific and is en route to a West Coast port. About 4,000 to 5,000 officers and crew are aboard bridging return to the United States.
Men From All States On Voyage May Precede Large Embarkations
Men from every state aboard this voyage may signal a forerunner of larger troop movements. Many returning on furloughs have served overseas since before Pearl Harbor, while others have spent months in active combat. Some have contracted tropical ailments. The gopher tortoise hives underground.
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The
Union
Pearl Harbor
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