Tito Hopes for Agreement on Italy Dispute
Yugoslav leader Tito urged settlement of tensions between Allies and Yugoslavs over northeast Italy and southern Austria. He defended Yugoslav troop actions in Istria and Trieste, insisting his forces fought to liberate territories, not attack them, and demanded recognition of Yugoslav rights by the peace conference. He warned it would be unjust to force Yugoslav withdrawal, citing 8,000 losses in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tito
Tass
Italy
Austria
Tio
Istrie
Peieste
Tap Tsonzo
Eed
Germany
Isqaro
Iyonro
Alexander
Harold Alexander
Mediterranean
Drst x xx
Istria
Trieste
Tosrtinme
Saratoga Woman Killed Returning From Funeral
Afro Homer Deshaw of 308 Maple Avenue Saratoga Springs was killed Friday when a car driven by her husband left the road after his mother's funeral and crashed into a tree on Church Street in front of Ashgrove Farms. Coroner Dr Frederick Eaton is investigating. survivors include two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services set at Murke Funeral Home and St Clement Church with burial in St Peter's Cemetery.
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Afro Homer Deshaw
Maple’ Avenue
Beretage Springs
Kelson la Rose
Saratoze ‘Springs
Vera Jankiewiski
Amserdam
Frederick Eaton
Sally Hlavaty
Saratoga Springs
William J. Murray
Porto Rico
John Gray Murray
Italy
I Murke
St. Clement's iChurch
St Peter's Cemetery
British bury Himmler in pauper grave in woods of Luneburg
British troops disposed of Heinrich Himmler in a fresh grave behind a Luneburg villa after his death by poison. The body was not embalmed and left wrapped in a blanket and shirt, then dumped into a one ton truck. An officer said the burial was unmarked to prevent later desecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueneberg
Germany
Heinrich Himmier
Lueneberg Villa
Gestapo
Second Army
Geetano
Berchtesgaden
Himenler
Himmler
Belsen
Jap ships sunk total 1119 by U S submarines
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz announced yesterday that submarines have destroyed 1,119 Japanese ships totaling 4,300,000 tons. The claim emphasizes the scale of naval losses attributed to U S submarine actions during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Memorial Day Services Held In Troy Churches
Memorial Day observances were held in two Troy churches, St. John's Episcopal and Olivet Presbyterian, with veterans color guards, arches and processions. Rev. Bradford Hfirnhem and Rev. Eugene Cunningham preached, urging renewed devotion to fellowship and the sacrifices of war, in a spirit of patriotism and spiritual resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
St. John's Episcopal Church
Lansingburg
Oliver Presbyterian Church
St. John's
Bradford Hj Fhirnhem
Burcham
Burnham
Olivet Church
Lansingbung
Eugene Cunningham
Cunningham
Troy Public Library Displays New Books
The Troy Public Library shows a week long display of newly acquired titles. The collection includes biographies on Notre Dame of Paris and a Florida naturalist, a Joe Doakes advocacy work, sports stories from major papers, Pearl Harbor to Coral Sea battle reports, Asian policy paths, penicillin history, and various fiction titles by Santayana and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Public Library
Cathedral
R. G. Anderson
Notre Dame
Paris
Eden
Thomas Barbour
Florida
Joe Doakes
R.F. Bergengren
Sports Extra
B. Frank
Battle Report
Walter Karig
Pearl Harbor
Coral Sea
Asia
Owen Lattimore
J. D. Ratcliff
Middle Span
George Santiayana
Josephine (Young) Case
Hermitage
A. L. Cratch
Harry Hamilton
Lange Lewis
Morning Star
Dorothy Quentin
Couple Hust in Crash Near South Glens Falls
Two cars collided on Fenimore road three miles south of South Glens Falls injuring Janet Burns 20 of Greenwich who suffered facial lacerations and shock. Norman Devos 21 of Argyle received facial injuries. William Boece of Hudson Falls escaped harm. State Trooper Michael Egan investigated. telegram confirms Haroad Miles a fireman wounded in action in the Pacific area with Navy service since August 1843 and overseas 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenimore Road
South Glens | Falls
Janet Burns
Greenwich
Glens Falls
Norman Devos
Argyle
William Boece
Burgoyne Avenue
Hudson Falls
Haroad Miles
Pacific
War Department
Estelly Miles
McCrez. Street
Fort Edward
Miles
Navy
Amsterdam Man Kills Wife Then Commits Death by Self
Amsterdam guild worker shot his wife to death then killed himself. Acting Coroner Janes Schiffer of Amsterdam said the bodies of Manislaw Kiembe and Cathering were found Saturday in their home. Schiffer said the double shooting followed jealous accusations after the wife had complained to police that her husband suspected her. He killed himself by firing a shotgun with his toe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Janes Schiffer
Manislaw Kiembe
Cath ‘Ering
de. Schiller
Kleto J Bats
Hwiemba
Wiemba
Schilter
Red Cross Meets Tonight At Music Hall
The annual meeting of Henselaer County Chapter American Red Cross will be held at Music Hall today at pm with James C. Ryan as chairman. The open gathering invites public attendance to review the year’s Red Cross work as volunteers in uniform participate. The program features band selections, speeches by mayors, reports, elections, and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henselaer
American Hed Cross
Music Hall
At & Pm
Janes €. Ryan
Red Cross
Howe
Overture
Troy High School
Star Spangled Banner
John J
Shera
Rudoiph Roulier
Cohpes
James ¥. Donien
Watervites
John F. Walsh
Waterford
Lucy M. Eiffe
Henry B. van Denburgh
James C. Ryan
Beret On War Fund
Howard G. Seaman
Angels of Mercy
Marijorié J. Egan
North Atlantic
Ares Americah
John D. Shyact
James C. Hyan
Harold B. Hinds
Summon Jurors For Court Duty At Hudson Falls
A juror panel for the Washington County summer term at Hudson Falls has been drawn by County Judge Wyman S Bascom Fort Edward Sheriff Luke N Sheldon Fort Ann and Clark Ralph Pierson Smith. Names include Herman Dresden Robert Eas ton Wilburt J John Pike Clifford Brayman Herbert Green Daniel Evans Gurney McCabe Howard Dredser Oscar Cronquist Leon Buxton Norman Moore Ada Blair Gladys Foss Gordon Whitaker Merry Griffin Paul Harrington Donald Woodell W D Norton Elsa Bardin ArGa Skellie Alexander R Bell Morris Fowler Floyd Marsh Homer Barton Roger Waite Archibald Osborne John Hogan Martie Ingelsbe Salem Robinson Law White Creek Alder Royal Whitehall Murray Brown Frank Noonan Harold Rich Austin Leddick.
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Washington County
Tone
Hudson Pelis
Wyman S. Bascom
Fort Edward
Luke N. Sheldon
Fort Anz
Clark Ralph Pierson Smith
Hudson Falls
Dresden
Herman ‘Benjamin: Easton
Robert Wilburt
Fort Ann
J. John Pike
Clifford
Brayman
Herbert Green
Daniel Evans
Fort Eaward
Gurney McCabe
Howard Dredser
Oscar Cron
Martie Ingelsbe
Salem
Robinson Law
White Creek
Alder Royal
Whitehall
Murray
Brown
Frank Noonan
Harold Rich
Austin Leddick
Police Take Three Persons to Hospitals
Three people were taken to hospitals by police during the weekend. Earl Scott, 51, of 245 Fourth Street, was moved to Samshima Hospital by Sgt. Daniel J. Keenehan and Patrolman William J. Ryan. Dennis Haskins, 1 1/2, of 2623 Sixth Avenue, was taken to Leonard Hospital by Sgt. Joseph Ormsby and Ptlm. W. C. Lennon. after treatment with Dr. Eugene F Connally the child returned home. William Fowler, 35, of 399 Second Street, was taken to Trey Hospital by Patrolmen Ryan and Thomas Witheim at the request of Dr. J. W. F. Coughlin.
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Focal Hospitals
Earl Scott
Fourth Street
Samshima Hospital
Daniel J. Keenehan
Wiliam J. Ryan
Radio Patrol
Dennis Haskins
Sixth Avenue
Leonard Hospital
Joseph Ormsby
Priroiman
W. C. Lennon
Hugene F Connally
William Fowler
Trey Hospital
Ryan
Thomas Witheim
J. Wy F. Coughiic
Upstate G O P Chooses Nominee for Sheriff
The Washington County Republican committee endorsed William J. Robertson of Cambridge for sheriff to succeed Luke N. Sheldon. Robertson led the ticket with committee support. Sheldon had announced noncandidacy. Several speakers backed Robertson and party leaders announced appointments to vacant posts and committees, with caucuses set for August 4 at 7 pm in all towns.
Seven Nazi Generals Taken Into Custody
Rome reports seven Nazi generals including Heinrich Von Vietinghoff Scheer and more than 1,000 German troops were captured near Bokano. U S Fifth Army announced arrests by the 83rd Division’s 339th Field Artillery, led by Colt J C Fry. Doughboys raided the cellar where the Italian commander stayed and found eggs for breakfast for the Blue Devil Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Heinrich von Vietinghoff-Scheer
Bokano Weenesday
U.S Fifth Army Command
von Veltinghoff Scheel
Italy
Bhls
U.S
83Rh Division
339Th Field Artillery
Colt J.C. Fry
Washington, D. C
Blue Devil
Nazis Still Active in Sweden, Pravda Says
Pravda charges that German fascists function freely in Stockholm after Europe’s changes. It names Dr Hans Thomsen spreading propaganda in Swedish press via interview in Veckor Journalen. Also cited are Dr Hjalmar Schacht and Birg Thissen at Capri and Nicholas Kellay leading a carefree life in exile.
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Moscow
Pravda
Stockholm
Europe
Hans Thomsen
Vekkur Journalen
Soviet Union
Hjalamar Schacht
Reichsbank
Birt Thissen
Cac Pri
Hungary
Jicholas Kellay
Music Tops Love With President's Daughter
Margaret Truman, 21, daughter of the President, plans a Missouri summer for voice lessons. She leaves for her family home this week to focus on singing as rumors about a White House marriage fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Margaret Truman
Truman
Missouri
White House
Margaret
Women’s National Press
Cireb
Norwegian Traitor Faces Trial at Oslo
Vidxur Quusting, Norway s top collaborator, goes on trial at Oslo House of Assize. He is first among about 3000 collaborators detained for war crimes and treason hearings. Presiding Magistrate Guibransen opened with a thorough interrogation of Quisling s activities during the occupation.
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Oslo Oslo
SNE
Vidxur Quisting
Norway
Oslo
House of Assize
Quisting
Guibransen
Quisling
LaGuardia Threatens Elevator Running Plan if Strike
Mayor LaGuardia said he would declare an emergency permitting the health department to operate elevators if the Building Service Employees International Union strike threatens. About 5,030 office and retail buildings could be affected. union and Realty Advisory group deadlocked over wages and a shorter work week. David Sullivan, BEUW president, said members would meet with the regional War Labor Board. if no agreement, the executive board would set a strike date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FH LaGuerdia
Heath Department
Building Service Employees International Union
AFL
Tee
Empire Strate
Woolworth
Midtone
David Sullivan
Wvelains
T Vives
Bible Society Film Shown in Two Churches
The American Bible Society presented a film The Book for the World of Tomorrow at First Baptist Church and St Mark's Methodist Church in Troy last night. Dwight Marvin led the First Baptist program with talks by Clifford Thom and Robert L. Nicks, while St Mark's was led by Arthur E. H. Lofgren with speaker Travern G. Howard from Paris Texas. The film outlines translating the Bible into 1000 languages and the associated printing and preparation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Vicinere
First Baptist Church
St Mark's Methodist Church
Dwight Marvin
Clifford. Thoms
North Atlantic
Robert TL. Nicks
South Pacific
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Arthur EH. Lofgren
Traven G. Howard
Paris
Texas
Central Pacific
American Bible Society
Singer's Husband Held As Nazi Collaborator
Ostle Henry Johansen, husband of opera star Kristen Flagstad, was arrested on charges of collaborating with Germany during Norway's occupation. He allegedly amassed a fortune supplying materials to the German army. Their sons were absolved. one son is a political refugee in Sweden. Miss Flagstad has stayed out of politics and may not return to the stage.
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Ostle
Henry Johansen
Opera
Ster
Kristen Flagstad
Norway
Johansen
Sweden
Miss Flagstad
Dionne Quints Plan Two Day Birthday Party
The Dionne Quintuplets aged 31 will celebrate with a two day party in North Bay Ontario. Sisters Gay and Annette Cecile Emitte Marie and Yvonne will be joined by seven brothers and sisters. With V E Day near the event will honor victory in Europe. A birthday party is planned tonight and no school work for the children today or tomorrow. The quintuplets were born at 3 39 am May 28 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bay
Ont
Annette
Cecile
Emitte
Marie
Yvonne
Europe
Flag Presented for Poestenkill Honor Roll Memorial Day
A flag was presented to Poestenkill town’s honor roll by local women in memory of service men. Mrs. Alvin Catlin, Gold Star mother, received it while Ada Bouchamp, patriotic instructor, presided. Scouts Richard Ch. and Charles Schreiner of Troop 23 saluted to conclude the ceremony at the village square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poestenkill
Pernoon
Alvin Catlin
Ada Bouchamp
Sons of Wnen Veterans, Trov
Richard Ch. Charles Schreiner
Garrison to Meet LT Joseph P F L English Union Members
The Army and Navy Union and Auxiliary in Chesan Bulle ing will meet at 13 am Wednesday to join the Memorial Day parade. After the parade an open house will be held at the rooms for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. FL
Army and Navy Union
Auxiliary
Chesan
Seven Million Ukraine Citizens Lost in War
Moscow reports claim seven million Ukrainians were lost during the war with figures attributed to Vladimir Alotkatov. The official army is said to have shipped tens of thousands to Germany, with millions stated as missing or displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukraine
Moscow
Vladimir Alotkatov
Om ‘Gan
Hed Stas
Germany
Wes Mochzley
Davies Visits Churchill at Chequers for Conference
A meeting between Davies and Churchill at Chequers signals talks on postwar policy and alliance. The discussion centers on leadership roles, defense commitments, and plans for future collaboration between Britain and its allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Churchill Lenton
UPI
Joseph EL Davies
Lgtrer
Captain Burrell to Speak to Engineers Meeting
Capt G Burrell of the Naval School will address the student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers on June 2 at a chapel on the Asian College campus. A showing of 20 mm reels is planned and Seaman first class serves as master of ceremonies.
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G. Burrell
Op. i
Naval School
American Saciety of Civy Engineers
Camerus
Burnell
Prentive
Seaman i
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Fmrest Ballscrio
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Arctic
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Medges Lake
Cambridge, N. Y
Chuck Terry
Saratoga
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The
American Medical Association
Reuben A. Slonim
Lenox Restaurant and Grill
River ST. Foot OF
Broadway
Frank Bagarose
Upstate G.O.P
Repeiiicum
William J. Robertson
Cambridge
Tsherif
Fort
Roland Begister
Thelms Graveliz
Mars W. Hutxs, Jr
Granville
George H. Bascom
Har Stefara
William Cruik, Shank
Ralph Pearson Ih
Mansir WL Hicks
William Brenk
Robert H. Scott
Willem E. Rederis
John H. Buell
Herbert A. Bartholomew
Waitehall
Wrman
Bascom
Leroy Middleworth
Ralph P. Smith
Herbert A. Vane Kirck
Albert Berkowitz
Granulte
Frank W. Cronk- Hie
Warren Sears
LaGuardia
Bible Society
Singer
Dionne Quints
Lac Essa
Keone O'Brien
Foxy Durante
Allyson
Calbiat
Darnell Grobge Sanders
Tonork FeXsy
Blondie
Tom Seal
Palace
Bing Crosby
Betty - Sonnt Bretton
Brandan Renaldo
Deanna Gexe Durbin
Kelly
Allan Jones
Ian Frazer
Gledhill
ceRah
Gail Basalli
Lyonie Baggies
Moonlight and Cactus
JOWS
Wayxee
Ella Raines
Gorces
Hentz Hall
Serisk—Carfoan
Burrell
Aurel Hardy
Crime, Inc
Leo Carrillo
Tom Neal
Ale
Gee Ped
Everett, Gladys
Ruth Horton George Terry
Steppin
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Wenda Macky
Hollywood
VINE
Bison
Humphrey Bouart Lacren Bacall
CRC
East Greenbush
Morgan
E Whistler
Casino “Azz” Derp
Nmary
Blonde Fever
Strand
Resco
Henn Meroe Loy - Wiliam Kore
Manhattan
Can Russell
Stanley
Clements
Mighty
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