Nazis Seek Overthrow of Turkey Incipient fascist movement
A historical report reveals an incipient fascist group in Turkey named the Tyranists led by Turkish academics and professors. Backed by Nazi Germany and Azerbaijan-linked Soviet factions the movement aimed to replace the republic with a racially pure regime. Turkey reportedly tolerated the group while it organized and spread propaganda.
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Germany
eFerves
Azerbaijan
Turkey
South End Child Traumatic Fall Lands Boy in Troy Hospital
John Waters, 21 year old misread name, son of Mr and Mrs Waters of Adams Street, Troy, fell about 25 feet from a wall on Canal Avenue between First and Second Streets. He is in critical condition with fractures and lacerations. A car driven by A F Meha Leacher of School 12 struck during the incident.
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John Waters
Johns Waters
Adams Street
Troy Hospital
Canal Avenue
Meh
Turmoil Signals Turkish Government Change Plan
An extremist pamphlet campaign and two radical periodicals triggered a police probe after a street demonstration by hundreds of students. A Turkish government change scheme surfaced through letters printed in a manifesto advocating a four member ruling quartet. The group claimed long existence since 1930.
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The
Nations Assembly
Staf
Tide Data Given To Alaska Flyer For Safety Sake
Naknek Alaska pilots in the 7th Air Force now carry tide data after bush pilot Bob Reeve used tide information to plan a risky coast landing. Reeve, trapped in zero weather above Bristol Bay, landed on a mud flat offshore and waited for weather to lift before a safe return to Naknek.
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Naknek
Bob Reeve
Army
I Bay
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Reave
7Th Air Force
Reeve
Srisiol Bay
Air Force
Local School Group Names Troy and Cohoes Representatives
Mrs. Irving Burrows of Brunswick Hills was elected Troy representative of the Mothers Association of the Albany Academy at the season's war meeting yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Franklyn Astley was elected Cohoes representative. Several residents reported weekend visits and moves, while the Taconic Valley American Legion Auxiliary plans its May 30 poppy sale and the Town Hill event hosts a social for the fire company. An executive PTA meeting set plans for the May 23 installation of new officers.
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Irving Burrows
Brunerwick Hills
Troy
Albany Academy
Franklyn Astley
Cohoes
Afiss
Carolyn Poole
FLW
New York
Aiis
Libbie Weissent
Waterford
Grefion Volunteer Fire’ Company
Town Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
James van Buren
Commissioned Ensign Edwards Receives U S Navy Rank
Irving Edwards son of Harold G. Edwards of R D 4 has graduated from Midshipmen's School New York and been commissioned Ensign in the U S N R on active duty overseas. He is grandson of Irving W Betts of Poeestenkill Road and a 1940 Averill Park Central School graduate who attended Cornell University before midshipman training. He belongs to the Cosmopolitan Club at Cornell.
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Irving Edwards
Harold G. Edwards
Midshipmen’s School
New York
U.S.N.R
Ensign Edwards
Irving W.betts
Poeestenkill Road
Averill Park Central School
Cornell University School of Administration
Cosmopolitan Club
Cornell
Grange Hosts Bemis Heights Meeting and Activities
Stillwater Saratoga Grange led by Dorothy Fussell hosted a Bemis Heights Grange gathering featuring a tableau Presents for Mother, readings on Mother’s Day, poems and songs performed by Grace Boletes Herbert Thomas and Wallace Dodd. A Pomona meeting was announced for June 1 at Witton with potluck plans. Refreshments were provided by Albert Barbelt and others. Upton Chapter OES planned altar draping with June committee named. Personal notes include Harold Austin in Boston for observation and Mrs Leo Flanigan’s return to teaching duties.
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Saratoga Grange
Bemis Heights Grange
Dorothy Fussell
Grace Boletes
Herbert Thomas
Wallace Dodd
Doris Smith
Talson
Melvin Thomas
Migs
Janet Yelders
Spenseer Ketogg
Witton
Alton Wager
Albert Barbelt
Charles Cowin
Alten Wager
Mea Carl. Schultz
Harry Hale
J. Romoraski
Upton
O. Els
Harold Austin
Boston
Lahey Clinic
Leo Flanigan
Paxdurn
Ladies Aid to Meet. Legion Aide Sends Girls to Skidmore
Cambridge First Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid meets in the chapel with Mrs. Arnett and Mrs. Holden as chairmen. Dr. Hunt to speak on Egypt. Washington County American Legion Auxiliary selects two Cambridge High School juniors for Girls State at Skidmore College. Maxson Post picks Helen McJnerney and Mary Scagnone to attend eight days learning state government. They will visit the Albany Assembly and meet the Governor.
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Cambridge
Ladies' Aid Society
First Presbyterian Church
Siss
Mery B. Arnett
FT. Holden
Hunt
Egypt
Blas Stein
Washington County American Legion Auxiliary
Skidmore College
Maxson Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Helen Mc Jnerney
Mary Scagnone
Cambridge High School
Albany
Treasury Opposes Cut in Cabaret Tax
The U S Treasury advised against reducing the wartime cabaret and night club tax from 30 to 10 percent. Treasury officials said lack of data on actual revenue would not justify a rate change and notified lawmakers of the department's position.
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Wass
Treasury
Loughton
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