Nationalists Claim Red Junks Routed Near Formosa Warships Sink Most Vessels
Nationalist forces report sinking most of about 70 Red junks and driving off gun batteries as warplanes hunted remnants of a Hainan invasion. Chiang Kai-shek denounces international communism and urges Chinese youth to crush traitors and expel Russians. Chinese Reds accused of shipping rice to Russia, worsening famine reports.
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Taipei
Formosa
Bhanghal
Generalisaimo
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Hainan Island
Nanhwei
Balinghal
Nationalista
Chientiao
Shanghai
Cheklang
Red
Mao Tse-tung
Chu Teh
China Republici
Chiang
Russia
Yangtze River
Two Million Germans Still Missing After War
A West German federal agency reports two million Germans remain missing five years after World War II. Of these, about 100,000 are known to be prisoners, with 1.6 million men unaccounted for from the armed forces and 300,000 civilians missing. The figures exclude East zone missing in prison camps and are based on a survey in West Germany and western Berlin plus information from eastern Berlin and the Saar.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Fgures
War Prisoner Department
War Refugee Ministry
Community notes from Whitehall and Albany visit scenes
Whitehall Mrs. Albert Battease remains a patient at Glens Falls Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Burke visited Mr. and Mrs. John B. Whalen. Edward Robinson and family returned to Albany after visiting Roy Robinson in Potter Street. Harold Jandro and family came back from Cherry Plain after visiting John Jandro who is ill. A recent State Armory meeting, led by Capt. Ashley Brown, outlined Merchants' Community Fair plans to be held under the Howitzer Club and 105th Infantry of the New York National Guard.
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Albert Battease
Skene Street
Glens Falla Hospital
John Burke
Chazy
John B. Whalen
Broadway
Edward Robinson
Albany
Mr. Robinson
Roy Robinson
Potter Street
Harold Jandro
Pauline Street
Cherry Plain
Mr. Jandro
John Jandro
State Armory
Ashley Brown
Merchants’ Community Fair
Howitzer Club
Tanie Co. 105Th Infantry
New York National Guard
Drifter Andrew Norwood Sentenced in Audson City Court
Andrew Norwood, described by police as a drifter, was jailed for six months in Columbia County Jail after being found a disorderly person for allegedly annoying a baby sitter and her employer in Hudson. He received an extra five days for contempt of court after an improvised act at sentencing.
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Hudson
Andrew Norwood
Columbia
Audson
First Street Man Given Year In Jail
Raymond Courtmanche of 301 First Street was sentenced by Police Justice Thomas J. O Connor to one year in Rensselaer County Jail for violating Penal Law Section 483 impairing the morals of a minor. Courtmanche admitted molesting a 6 year old girl and was arrested after being identified by a 6 year old.
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Thomas J. O'Connor
Raymond Courtmanche
First Street
Rensselaer County
Courtmanche
Paching Avenue
Judge O'Connorwald
Howard Campbell
M. Rokjer
Central Police Station
Det
Michael J. Kane
Detective Bureau
Cohesse Police discuss sex crime penalties and arrests
The Cohesse Police Department questioned Capt Harold Smith and Sgt Miche lam Velenti about cases and warned that stricter laws for sex criminals were urged. A commission's penalty recommendations were discussed as officials pursue tougher enforcement. Edward J. Poland represented the people as the dialogue touched on burglaries and rehabilitation claims.
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Harold Smith
Michelam Velenti
Cohees Police |Department
Cohess
Vlades Monsnar
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Federal Dam
Hudson River
Salem
Pilate
Jocal
Gethsemane
Christ
Whitehall’ Grange
Allan’ Clark
Grange
Presbyterian Church
Mae Finch
Victoria Wolfe
Jeru
Whitehall
Douglas
Aman
Douglas’ Famous Fitting Service
Doughs
River Street
RED Cross
GIVE
Kvaists
Stockholm
Alate
Jlee
Thomas EB. Dewey
Jell Bartil
Milsson
Aut
Dial
Arty
Edward J
Poland
The
People
Hartigans
Troy’s
Congress St
Rochester
Park Lane
Rochester Tailoring
Baod
America
Bond
State Street
State ST
Schenectady
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