Hoosick Street Man Receives Medical Degree
James Be Dukes of 280 Havalek Street graduates from the University of Ocoytor school of Medicine and Monllatry with an M D degree. He is a veteran and member of the Army Specialized Training Program at Rochester Rehool. He will enter inactive duty as a Medical Corps officer and intern at the United States Marine Hospital in Baltimore with the Public Health Service.
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James Be Dukes
Havalek Street
Wad
University of Ocoytor School of Medicin
Monllatry
Ashool
M.D. Degrenn
Col
Dukew
Dukes Vercivud
Armay
Rochester Rehool
Medical Corps
United States Marine Hospital
Baltimore
United States Public Health Service
Vatican Soviet Ties Sought by C S C in Unclear Talks
Informal discussions reportedly aimed at forging closer ties between the Vatican and the Soviet bloc. George Michanowsky, former CLO official, relayed proposals to Vatican officials and Moscow. Recent favorable signals cited from Los Veratore Romano and statements by Communist leaders. Myron Taylor, Roosevelt appointee, visited the White House and plans a return to Vatican liaison.
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Washington
Tusa
Vatican
Winton
Mage Cow
Yasterday
George Michanawaky
Te Clo
Caid
Michanawaky
Moscow
Michanowsky
Losvervatore Romano
Pease
Palme Voglili
Genera
Allan Communist Party
Ian Roeceh al Varese
Unty
Fforts
Phe
Roosevelt
Myron Taylor
Truman
White House
Trial of Picket Line Captain Postponed
William Mastriani cnet shop steward and picketing captain of Local 301 United Electrical Workers. The trial in Schenectady County Supreme Court was postponed. Mastriani, held on a $500 bond for alleged contempt of court in a GE protest, remains free as his attorney seeks discontinuance this week.
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William Mastriani
Cnet
United Electrical Workers
Supreme Court
Schenectady County
Mastriani
General Electric To
Housing Bill Accelerates Veterans Dwellings and Civilian Construction
The House passed a sweeping appropriation to fund over 10000 temporary veteran dwellings and about 4000 new CPA staffers to run field offices and Washington operations. Civilian housing remains possible only if materials are available, with emergency priorities for critical construction items and strict project reviews by an advisory committee.
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Ang
Senate
CPA
Washington
Lational
Veterans’ Housing
Wyatt
Stull
National Housing
Wilson W. Wyatt, Jr
John B. Small
GPA
Alnlimn
A. Jnb
Ilinder
Cansrele
Fens
Pleas For Subsidies In Housing Drive Stalls In Senate
Washington testimony by Wyatt, former Louisville mayor, seeks 300 million for subsidies to speed 2.7 million wartime housing units, mainly for veterans. Republicans Taft, Capehart, and Millikin challenge the plan, arguing prices and general inflation may render subsidies unnecessary or ineffective. Wyatt cites postwar construction shutdown and scarce materials, while noting subsidies would cover only a portion of production in scarce categories.
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Wilson Wyatt
Senate
Stante Ranting
Wyatt
Louisville
Taft
Ohio
Capehad
Indiana
Millikin
Molirato
Make Ware
Ronxness
Capricart
Wryatt
Motorists Damaging City Parks Grass
Ameda J. Bell, superintendent of parks, reports motorists destroying grass at Tronpont and Frear Parks. Cars driving into the parks have created deep ruts and damage. guards will monitor park entries and license numbers to curb the vandalism.
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Ameda J. Bell
Tronpont
Frear
Gare
Mr. Bell
Russell Sage College hears state official on teacher education
Edward Mooney of the State Education Department spoke to the Russell Sage College Committee on Teacher Education. Dr Deris P. Mervill chaired the Gerean Lounge conference with faculty advisers and underclassmen attending. Mooney discussed trends in teacher education and related housing subsidy concerns in the broader economy.
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Edward $. Mooney
State Education Department
Russel Sage College
Deris P. Mervill
Gerean
Atlenind
Mooney
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local station schedule lists morning shows and news segments from WTRY Troy including Hymns Weather and news updates. The lineup features The World at Noon, Get On Board, Morning News, and various entertainment blocks with hosts and guests across the day.
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Bishopx
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Lev Stitch
Restoning
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Morales
Shine
B—Howitd
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Beenneren
Tea Malone Weiod
Han
Grammar
the Warn A. Sonn
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Trikmag Lab
Mary Ey Gaynor
Be Kennedy
Labor Strike Talks End With Possible Daily Talks
United States Coal Commission official Dan Wheeler noted no conclusions yet on pay or conditions as talks with miners and operators continue. Lewis warned the current agreement may end at midnight Sunday, with wage demands and a health fund proposal central to renewed negotiations affecting Pennsylvania and West Virginia coal mines and potential stoppages.
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Howard T. Colvin
United States Concilinlian Service
Dan H. Wheeler
Pines
Mibers
le Hhoin
Lewis
Har Loses
U. Corp
Oations
Wwe
On Health and Welfare Fund
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Sayk
BF Parsons
Weel
Virginia
Wael Virginia
Turcan
Wnet
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Children’s Clinic Slated at Wynantskill
A children’s clinic will be held tomorrow at Wynantskill High School, 15380 Pam Street. Dr A M Chanek will conduct the event with Ada M Fans assisting, offering diphtheria and whooping cough preventive shots for infants and toddlers.
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Children’s Clinic
Wynantskill
Mtoothe Wyantskill
Pam
A.M Chanek
nHieer
Ada M. Fans
Munae
UNRRA debate on food aid and occupation policies at UNRRA meeting
Delegates clash over a proposed third provision linking UNRRA aid to occupation policies in Austria and allied asks. France and others object to politicizing relief work while Soviet delegate cites insufficient data and questions UNRRA competence. The discussion centers on a draft resolution pledging food distribution tied to authority consent and postwar reconstruction, with a deadline looming.
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Uie Susict Nolagale
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Czechoslovaka
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Wao
Feonov
U. S
U. KK
UNRRA
Foonay
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