Roosevelt Announces Record Lend-Lease Hit $24.3 Billion
President tells Congress lend-lease has armed Allied forces for decisive 1944 battles. He cites $24,275,990,000 in equipment and services, with Britain and Russia receiving the bulk. China aided but still short of needs. reverse lend-lease increasing and Allied pooling emphasized. Poppy Day sales to be led by Petersburg Camp Fire Girls.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Hitler
United Nations
Iran
Uni
Britain
Russia
China
United Kingdom
Germany
Frussia
Africa
Middle East
Mediterranean
India
Australa
New Zealand
Latin America
Pacific
Far East
Japan
Ching
Smith Case Motions Set For Friday Hearing
Michael T Salth and Daniel H Prior face motions Friday before Justice Parton Seif in Buffalo during an extraordinary term called by Gov Thomas E Dewey to probe government administration. Salth pled not guilty to charges of being an accessory to false election registrations and conspiring to manipulate real estate assessments in Cohoes.
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Daniel H. Prior
Michael T. Salth
Cohoes
Justice Parton Seif
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Thamas FE. Dewey
Athory
Smith
Albany
Allied push tears into German lines near Pontecorvo
Allied forces drive deep into the Hitler Line sector around Pontecorvo and Liri Valley as street fighting rages at Piedimonte. German units retreat toward Adria and Pico as prisoners rise past 6000 since the offensive began.
Little Falls Nurse Killed by Army Truck
Lieutenant Serligin Meade 29 a Little Falls Army Nurse was killed Sunday night when struck by an Army reconnaisance truck at Camp Kilmer. Second Lieut Rachel Nortwood 25 of Kansas City and Second Lieut John Dohme of Black River were critically injured with possible fractures. Second Lieut George Sylvester of St Peters burg had minor injuries. Pvt William Tandy the truck driver is held pending investigation.
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New Brunswick
Serligin Meade
Little Falls
Camp
John F. Dohme
Black River
N. Y
Llewtenant Ashtock
George
Sylvester
St. Petersburg
Fla
I Ashtock
William Tandy
Allied Push Advancing Across Liri Valley With Rome in Sight
Fifth Army forces reported gains along the Liri River corridor moving toward Rome from Naples. In Terracinia and surrounding hills American units seized Monte Passignano and Monte Casa Reccio while advancing on Mont San Biagio near the Appian Way. Weather delayed bomber strikes but FA bombed Elba ferries harbors and Spitfires fought off German aircraft near Anzio. analysts noted likely defensive lines between Pontecorva Valmontone and areas leading to Avetzano and the Anzio coast.
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Anzio
Eighth Army
Pantine Marshes
United States
Pontine
Fifth Army
Monte Leucio
Livi
Pontectrva
Piedimonte
Lire
Liri
Haly
Adriaxtor
Pico
Pontecorvo- Aquino
Rome
Naples
Monte Passignano
Fondin
Monte Casa
Reccio
Casilina
Adolf
Pontecorva
Valmontone
San Giovanni
Ceprano
Ceccatio-Frosilione
Valmiontone
Avexzano
Trix
Kiel Bombed Continued in Germany War News
The article describes Hamburg as a submarine base and major port for repairs. It reports a large Allied air offensive with 1,500 U.S. Eighth Air Force bombers and fighters targeting Berlin and Brunswick, plus heavy RAF and Luftwaffe interactions over Duisburg. It notes 2,000 Allied fighters striking trains, airfields, and industrial sites across France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany as part of a peak offensive.
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Hamburg
Capiti
Germany
U.S. Eighth Air Force
Berlin
Brunswick
Hitler
West Wall
North Sea
Sundar
Hannover
Belgium
Aswell
Barzes
Europe
Firemen Halt Blaze at Seventh Avenue Rooming House
Firefighters from Central Station responded at 10 41 p m yesterday to a fire on the third floor of a brick rooming house at 1313 Seventh Avenue. The blaze was confined to a mattress and bedding. Cause not determined. A booster line was used and units returned at 11 42 p m.
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Central Fire Station
Seventh Avenue
Banquet Honors Captain Morine At Airport Inn Event
About 109 people attended a banquet at the Airport Inn honoring Captain Michael Morine of the First Precinct. Speakers included Police Chief Frank B. Kendall and Brother Patrick. The program featured songs by Sergt John B. Dunn and Joseph Clancy at the piano, a chicken dinner, and tributes from city and county officials.
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Airport Inn
Michael Morine
First Precinct
Teason
Hon
Frank M. Ames
Public Safety
Fiser
Gur
Frank B. Kendall
B. Patrick
la Butte Future
William J. Ryan
Troy Pathce Fe
Astacia Fiom
John B. Dunn
Joseph Clancy
Andershera
Barcy B. Nugent
Martin 8. Stack
International Bank Plans Dividend Vote at Basel Meeting
Basel Switzerland directors of the Bank for International Settlements voted for a 4 900 000 Swiss gold francs dividend (31 158 000) with per share value set at 24 95 gold francs ($5 82). Ernest Weber, chairman and Swiss National Bank president, presided in a sparse board room. Accompanying officers included Thomas H. Steckttrick, American president, and six aides. ownership listed as Allied and Axis.
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Basel
Switzerland
Bank of International Settlement
Ernest Weber
Naonal Bank
International Bank
Allied
Axis
Weber
Thomas H. Ste¢Kittrick
Third Order Graduates Excursion Planned by St Francis Group
The Third Order of St Francis at St Anthony's Church plans an excursion for Kingston for the St Anthony's School graduates the day after graduation. Mrs Michael Faziola chaired a Sunday meeting where reports on a fast spaghetti supper were given. Rev Roger Imperiale OFM offered the benediction. The group is organizing a clothing drive for destitute Italians with donation points at the church.
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St Francis
St. Anthony's Church
St. Anthony’s School
Kingston
Michael Faziola
Werte
Roger Imperiale
Italy
Moscow Promises New Weapons for Assault
Soviet communique states new arms and improved aerial warfare will be deployed as the eastern front lingers. It reports 17 Nazi planes destroyed in the latest day of air combat while warning of a broader push on southern sectors.
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London
Red Army
Lansingburg Gardeners To Be Assigned
Plots to be assigned to members of the Victory Garden group who missed the original drawing. A meeting will be held at the garden site at the north end of the Knickerbacker Plave to determine new assignments.
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Lansingburg
Wiseman
Neild Et the
Knickerbacker
Clinic Run By Charles H. Sproat At Valley Falls Hall
The health consul tation at Valley Falls Community Hall is scheduled for today at 2 pm with Charles H. Sproat in charge. Diphtheria prevention and smallpox vaccination will be administered to children whose parents request these services.
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Charles H. Sproat
Valley Falls
Tox
Beaver catch declines in Maine trapping season
Augusta Me The state fish and game department reports Maine trappers took about 1600 fewer beavers last winter than the previous season. Officials attribute the drop to smarter beavers scarce manpower or hunter skill changes amid ongoing efforts.
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Augusta. Me
State Fish and Game Department
Maine
Lansingbury High Association Elects Officers
The Lansingbury High School Teacher Association held its annual meeting with Ses. Frederick Paterson re elected. Officers named include Mrs. James B. Loyd as president, Mrs. James Rising as vice president and program chairman, Mes Raymond Law as second vice president and public, Mrs. Mo Hen meth Race as third vice president, and secretary Herma Ded prasid. Additional roles filled by Mrs. Ernest FL Tripp hospist, Mrs Earle J. Wiley magazine, and Mrs. Sohn Resn Founders' Ds.
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Lansingberes High School
Cups
James B. Loyd
Lassingbury
Connell
James 5
Rising
Lyst
Mes Raymond
Law
Mo Henmeth Race
Clarence Haywar
Herma
Ernest FL Tripp
Earle J. Wiley
Sohn Resn
Aerial Pounding Seen as Invasion says General Arnold
General H H Arnold told the Economic Club last night that aerial pounding over Europe is an invasion in the deadliest sense. He said daily air missions equal infantry divisions and noted German fighter production has collapsed with more than 20 600 enemy planes destroyed.
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Chicago
H. H. Arnold
US Army Air
Economic Club
Europe
Arnold
Professor Einstein Backs Roosevelt Fourth Term
Dr. Albert Einstein, a Princeton Institute for Advanced Study faculty member, urged a fourth Roosevelt term before the New Jersey League of Independent Voters. He warned that changing leadership amid the international scene would be dangerous, regardless of agreement with Roosevelt’s politics.
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Princeton
J. Gps
Albert Einstein
Roozever
New Jersey League of Independent Voters
Einstein
Roosevelt
Dr. Einstein
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton University
President Roosevelt
Back Bay Spinster Wills Fifty Thousand to Doctor
The bulk of the $50,000 estate of a Back Bay spinster goes to Dr. Clarence Albert Hays, a South End Negro physician, as principal beneficiary and executor. The will was filed in Suffolk Probate Court, naming her brother Dr George L. Shattuck of Providence as witness. The document cites ongoing education efforts and kindness shown to the testatrix.
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Boston
Back Bay
Clarence Albert Hays
South End
Suffolk
Susan C. Shattuck Tete
George L. Shattuck
Providence
R. L
Court Moves To Vacate Stay Of Page Trial
In a Binghamton court session Judge E. Ser Eby, acting for Broome County, heard motions to vacate the stay of a Page trial. The special grand jury case involves Todd and Page defendants accused of grand larceny and corrupt bargaining for appointments, with Page facing venue changes and trial delays discussed during proceedings.
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S. Wes
Goveronor Dewey
Van
Atbury County
Assacce
Téca
Personius
Binghamton
Broome
Todd
Prior
Pagé
Kellogg All-Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
An advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating food that helps the colon with dietary fiber. It claims relief from long-standing constipation when used with water and regular daily intake, urging readers to insist on genuine All-Bran made by Kellogg’s in Battle Creek.
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Golumbus
Freeport
Loge Island
Rellogg
Kelloge
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