Truman Sees Social Council Peace Hope
President Truman delivers a UN General Assembly address in New York urging the Economic and Social Council to mobilize global efforts for freedom, production, transport, and universal rights. He pledges full U.S. support as delegates, led by Winant, discuss postwar recovery and higher living standards.
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New York
United Nations
Caumell
Moseige
den G. Winger
United States
Council
United Nations Security Council
Hunter College
Mala Leney Rusallly
Lomion
Mis Second Sea
Economic and Social Council
Ma. Wnun
Truman
Security Council
Nexce
Punes
Ivon
Trygve Lie
India
Winant
Great Britain
Britain
Belgium
Canada
Chil
Corinthia
Cuba
France
Greece
Lebanon
Norway
Peet
Ukraine
Russia
Yugoshivia
Supreme Court Upholds Pohish Sentences In War Regime Case
The Supreme Court on Saturday upheld the sentences against Chu Mitvyi, puppet foreign minister, in a wartime case. The agency notes he faces execution within four days under the existing regime.
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Nuukine Gpi
Supreme Court
Chu Mitvyi
Refugees at Troy Union Depot Amid Rail Strike Turmoil
Refugees at the Railway Express office in Troy Union Depot are shown amid chaotic relief efforts. The scene includes a beagle on a crate with a live pig, a fire lobster nearby, and crates of bullfr for a state station. Other items include frogs in vases, white mice, and a barrel of mackerel kept on ice by station workers. Public sale of live lobster and thousands of baby chicks and ducks occurred Saturday morning with owner authorization.
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Railway Express
Troy Union Depot
State Experimental Station
MacArthur Approves Pay Boost for Japanese Workers
General MacArthur approves a pay raise for Japanese government workers and private sector staff to lift earnings toward prewar levels. Theodore Cohen says most workers will gain up to 300 yen monthly, with about 1.6 million beneficiaries as currency restrictions ease.
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Tokyo
Ware
Salceda
Macarthur
Theodore Cohen
MacaArthur
Workers Face Large Raises Since Securation Report
The report notes a prior boost of 20 to 40 percent for workers amid securation while private industry employees show wage increases ranging from 200 to 400 percent in the same period.
Local Socials Note From Averill Park and Troy
Mrs Sara Baggil of Albany visited John W Bagel and George Walker while a revision of Mad Wis fe was noted. Wile P Carkin spent time with friends in New Hartshop. A left hand infection is improving. Miss Elizabeth Busch of Troy spent days with her sister Mrs Carl Wilson. Baptist Church young people plan a novelty supper in Odd Fellows Hull in June.
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Sara Baggil
Albany
John W. Bagel
George Walker
P. Carkin
New Hartshop Lay
Elizabeth Busch
Troy
Carl Wilson
The
Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Hull
Railway Strike Halts U S Rail Traffic at Border
Mexico City reports a jam on the border as the US railway strike halts shipments and passenger travel. National and private lines suspend most shipments to the United States, allow only first class mail and mail in transit, and halt ticket sales.
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Mexico City
Preight
United Suttes Bord
Snt
United States
Mesien
Gery Hee
Bailymient
Southern Packie
United tSate
Mrs Dubert Improves After Operation at St Marian Hospital
At 6 30 p m reservations will close Ivey 1 Mrs George Dubert underwent an operation recently at the St Marian Hospital and is reported to be improving.
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Ivey
George Dubert
Smarian Hospital
Birthday Party Plans at Bunday School in Stillwater
The Women’s Association of the Schoonmaker Memorial Proxty Fellow Coureh will host the annual birthday party for the Sunday School tomorrow evening at the church in Stillwater. A covered dish supper at 6:30 will precede a program with members and the congregation invited to attend, at Botarialued, The Original Bridge Club was entertained Friday evening at Mrs. C. S. Hosting with refreshments and an award won by Steg, Bhat Perry. The time and place for the next session will be announced.
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Women's Association of the Schoonmaker Memoral Proxtiye
Coureh
Bunday School
Atlova
Sand Finislind
Boterialued
Ure Bone
Mra. C
Steg
Bhat Perry
Chautauqua County Oldest Paper Sold to Alfred Gent
Fredonia UP reports the 125 year old Iredonia Censor weekly changes ownership to Alfred Gent of Wollaville. Publisher Manley M. Sessions announced the sale, effective June 1. The Censor has served Chautauqua County since 1821, one of the oldest publications in New York.
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Fredonia
Iredonia
Alfred
Wollaville
Manley M. Sessions
Chautauqua County
Secret Fascist Army Alleged in Northern Italy
An Italian agency reports a clandestine Fascist force with about 25,000 members has been formed. The arrested leader Captain Baccini is quoted describing a high‑ranking figure to review the organization’s plans in Northern Italy.
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Rome
Agendy Ang
Milan
Baccini
Italy
Hartland welcome for Navy veteran and local plans foreseen
Defreestville’s Arthur Lagschhon returned to Hartland after a Navy five year service. Three youths plan to attend the Youn Conference at Burden Lake in July, Miss Barbara Phillips and Misses Jane and Anna Adants. The Philathes Class of the Reformed Church met with Mrs. Ernest Anderson to plan a social event forthcoming.
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Arthur Lagschhon
Hartland
Jennie Sharpe
Navy
Burden Lake
Barbara Phillips
Jane
Anna Adants
Philathes
Ernest Anderson
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