Dewey Urges Abundance Economy Over Scarcity Policy
Governor Dewey argues for an abundance economy to feed the nation and aid the world. He cites food crises, recalls wartime undernourishment, and promotes expanding production, farmers’ incentives, and national nutrition research at Cornell. He outlines free governments require steady nourishment and calls for action to replant fields and rebuild herd numbers.
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Dewey
America
Seta
Dewer
Cooperative Orange League Federation
Ithaca
Cornell
University
School of Nutrition
Woman Hurt After Auto Struck on Clinton Avenue
Mrs. Anta Cynkein, 72, of Ontario Street Coloes, was treated yesterday at Memorial Hospital, Atheny for injuries to her left arm and leg after being struck by an automobile while crossing Clinton Avenue at Northern Boulevard. Mrs. Jane McCreaden of Wrandach was the driver of the vehicle, police stated.
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Coboes
Anta Cynkein
Ontario Street
Coloes
Memorial Hospital, Atheny
Clingon Avenue
Boulevard
Jane McCreaden
Wrandach
Nend
Three Bills Introduced By Taylor
New York’s 45 member house delegation reports heavy activity with 383 bills and resolutions filed since the session opened. Sel Bloom leads as the most prolific, having introduced 36 measures, while Emanuel Celler and Sam Dickstein also rank high among Gotham Democrats. Republicans like James Wadsworth and Daniel Reed push substantial totals, though some members have yet to file any legislation.
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Washington
New York
House
Empire Statera
Sel Bloom
New York City
Sel
Vito Marcantonio
American Labor Party
Emanuel Celler
Sam Dickstein
W. Sterling Cole
Bath Republican
Bernard
Pat" Kearney
Groversville
Ink
John Taber
Auburn
Jay Lefevre
New Paltz
Ralph. Gwinn
Bronxville
James Roe
Flushing
Willem 2. Barry
St. Albans
James J. Delaney
Long Island City
John J. Delaney
Brooklyn
Joseph In
Pfeifer
Eugene J. Keough
Wiliam T. Byrne
Leudonville
George F. Rogers
Rochester
Edgar Shapp
Patchogue
Reonarad
Halt Oyster Bay
Beary J
Latham
Queens Village
Ellsworth E. Buck
Staten Island
Joseph Dark Baldwin
Ralph & Gashie
Larchment
Augustus W. Bennet
Newburg
Dean PF. Taylor
Troy
Clarence E. Kilburn
Malone
Hadwen €. Fuller
Parish
Clarence E. Hancock
Syracuse
Edwin Arthur Ball
Binghamton
James W. Wadsworth
Geneseo
Walter G. Andrews
Buffalo
Edward J. Elseesser
John C. Butter
Daniel A. Reed
Dunkirk
Marine taunts transit crisis with streetcar quip
A San Francisco Marine delivering a brisk derisive line about the transportation crisis declared that Americans will go anywhere but to the rear end of a streetcar. The remark captures wartime humor reflecting urban mobility woes in the era.
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San Francisco
War Veterans To Demonstrate Bond Drive At Green Island
Veterans from battles including Kasserine Pass Saserno Cassino Normandy St Malo Guadalcanal Saipan and the Philippines will take part in the Here's Your Infantry demonstration at Veterans Memorial Stadium Green Island tomorrow night The 7 30pm show linked to the Seventh War Loan Drive will feature infantry equipment combat teams in action and an assault on a Jap pillbox The public may handle weapons and see their use in a 2 hour, realism-rich event guided by Army ground forces under Gen Joseph Stivellet
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Veterans’ Memorial Stadium
Green Island
Arch Street
Kasserine Pass
Saserno
Cassino
Normandy
St. Malo
Guadalcanal
Saipan
Philippines
Army Ground
Joseph Stivellet
Greenwich Local War Bond Drive and News From Greenwich
Greenwich residents hear about the Seventh War Loan drive led by William Whitnew and local committees forming to boost bonds. Other notes include furloughs for Sgt Daniel Brophy and Lt Harry Safford, plus troop details from Ashler Chapter OBE, a birthday party for Marilyn Chase, and salvage paper collection plans for rural zones on May 14 with Victory Corps coordinators listed.
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Daniel Brophy
Seattle
Wash
Harry Brophy
Center Falls
Louis Speizo
Pacific War Area
Laren E. Safford
Hari
Safford
Ninth Army
Germany
Ashler
O.B.E
Star of the Hudson
Schuylerville
Jennie Laing
Langworthy
Aurel Adams
Venus Foss
Greenwich
Tte
William 3. Whitnew
Marylin Chase
Center
Bats
August Foss
Eddy Street
Enest of Honor
West Jackson
Greenwich-Selem
Greenwich- Cambridge
Marie Aldous
Cambridge
William Walsh
Archdale
Josep Scully
Victory Corps
B. F. Tillotson
Greenwich Central School
French Hero Cameraman Madru Awarded World Praise
HAL BOYLE reports on Gaston Madru a courageous French photographer whose daring during the Paris uprising and the Leipzig battle earned wide acclaim. He captured frontline images despite danger and died of wounds after aiding troops and preserving stories for his wife.
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Hal Boyle
FS. Sietyrinth
Germany
Tamerantan
Madrs
Paris
Petrite
Leipzig
Ions Bisstarcey
Bisshiegele
Lee City
Irterest
Beimg Caisgit
Taxi Driver Fined Ten Dollars for Speeding
Wiff J Getfuss of 259 Thint Street was fined ten dollars after pleading guilty to reckless driving before Judge James F Byrom at Troy Police Court. Seudeseph S Schulze and Patrolman Edward S, 405 Fourth Street, arrested for speeding, received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty.
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Wiff J. Getfuss
Asi Griver
Thint Street
James F. Byrom
Troy
Seudeseph S. Schulze
Edwards
Fourth Street
Whitehall War Casualties and Military News
Whitehall reports Pfc Thomas LaFrance killed in action in the European theater on March 2. Navy Seaman second class David Gordon returns from leave to duty in Newport. Lawrence LaMore arrives in France with railway shop battalion. Blanche Jillson, 23, begins Army Nurse Corps training at Fort Dix. Lt Jillson joined Nurse Corps in February. Arthur LaPorte wounded aboard ship returning home after serving with the Fourth Marine Division. Whitehall Post auxiliary honors Gold Star Mothers. local veterans and officials attend services. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen party honors Mrs Platt Shayne for 3 1 birthday anniversary. Mrs Shayne longtime member.
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Thomas J. LaFrance
Thoaxas LaFrance
Suffern
Whitehall
Ward
David Gordon
Navy
Birs
Lawrence Gordon
Ae Wiliams Street
Newport
Blord
France
Lawrence LaMore
Andi
George LaSiore
Poulmey
LaMore
Railway Shop Battalion
Blanche E_ Jillson
Albert
Jillson
Wil
Hams Street
Army Nurse Corps
Fort Dix
Arthur LaPorte
Herbert Warner
Schenectady
Godeen Burke
Williams Street
LaPorte
United States
Fourth Marine Division
Auxiliary
Whitehall Post
American Legion
Gut Lady of Angels” Church
Gold Star Mothers of
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Platt Shayne
Kirtland Street
Shayne
B. of Brt
Cohoes Church Group to Elect Officers
Representatives from six local Protestant congregations will meet at Sillman Memorial Presbyterian Church at 345 pm Thursday to elect officers for the Inter-church Council of Christian Instruction. Plans for a summer Daily Vacation Bible School and sewing events for women are discussed, with arrangements for a 10:30 am start.
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Inter-church Council of Christian Instruction
Sillman Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sifiman Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Comston Council
Iorak
Memorial Dar
Cohoes Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
Remsen Stree
David Maveroff
Cohoes Young Women's Christian Association
Mohawk Street
Louis Knoop
Cohoes Young Women’s' Christian Association
Low
Fred Bentley
Helen 1 Omilin
Colonie Fiber Workers Choose A. F. L. Union Vote
Colonie fiber workers, organized as Local 224, elected the American Federation of Labor union by a 38 to 25 vote at the bargaining agent for Amel Fiber Co of Green Istana. The company group contested the election conducted under the National Labor Board. Alfred Kieay and James P. Corbet appeared for the union and company respectively.
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Ae Je Fiber, Co
Green Istana
Esate Workers
Amel
Pedera’ Tion
Ee Costinue
Cgents
The
Texte Workes Union
C. LO
Nationaas Board
Chester St
Cahoes Draft Board Reclassifies 11 Men
Cahoes Selective Service Board 335 reclassified seven registrants to 1-A yesterday while others shifted to Class 23 and 23(F) under Chapter 4. Names include William Ryan Francis Szay Bernard Wrobel John Tucker Paul Gagnon Milford Knapp Arthur Gagnon Lawrence Roy Leopold Savoie Harvey Senith. Also: Interchurch Council meeting postponed to May 34. Women's Auxiliary of the Alasy County Council honored Christine Dewar as president in Albany. Community notices cover a hard party for Collin-Ross Camp and a welfare clinic at City Hall. A Mothers Club card party is planned at Sacred Heart School.
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Cahoes Selective Service Board
Interchurch Council of Christian Education
Cohoester
Albany
Christine Dewar
Health Department
Hans ID. Weiss
Sally l Cummings
Mary Lynch
Mothers’ Club of
Sacred Heart School
Clarence E. VanDerwérken
Fax Sighting Sparks Hale Clue In Puzzle Answer
A clipped report notes a faxed answer to the prior puzzle pointing to Hale as a potential clue. The brief item identifies the fax event and its link to the previous puzzle solution.
Local notes from Main Avenue and community events
Elgants kill Pri. Fack Collin, home from France, with his family on Main Avenue. Howard Batts of the Coast Guard on leave at his parents’ home. A card party Thursday evening at Mrs. Thomas Rogers’ home to aid the Parent-Teacher Association. An entertainment at Firegen’s Hall tonight for the Ladies’ Auxiliary of Townsend Club of Rensselaer Cont Pref. Edwin Walsh and pupils to perform. Ice cream and cake served. Mother's Day observed at Reformed Church with Rev. Nelson Van Beatte delivering the sermon. Choir sang “O Mother Dear.” Flowers on the rostrum in memory of four women.
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Pri. Fack Collin
Jf France
Main Avenue
Howard Batts
Coast Guard
Sifes Battis
Thomas Rogers
Beaeft
Parent-Teacher Association
Firegen’s Hall
Renssélacy
Edwin Walsh
Reformed Church
Nelson van Beatte
Bertha Film
Hortense Mellowing
Flettie Osterhout
Nettie Hidler
Cohoes Mayor Calls for Bond Drive Backing Amid War Loan Push
The Seventh War Loan Drive opened in Cohoes with volunteers engaging civic groups and businesses to gather support. Mayor Meyer Rudovik urged citizens, noting the campaign’s aim to fund necessities and pledging a strong, patriotic response. Fire news and a church meeting postponement are also reported alongside community outreach plans.
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Cohoes
J. Harry Soden
Pee Simk
Menang-is Beg
Sim Im
Teo Mew
Etwere
Delude
Charles 3. Pluntley
America
Industal Coscerms
Mercantile
Bus drivers struggle for seats in own vehicles in Brocton
In Br o cton Mass a bus driver named Fret Keith found his bus jammed to the doors after leaving it. He had to climb through a small window behind his seat to re enter. The report highlights tense seating conditions for drivers and the unusual access needed to board their own buses.
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Nore Brocton
Keith
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