Polish Alliance Chief Blasts Russian Influence in Poland Orbit
Polish National Alliance president Rozmarek told delegates at a three day Polish American congress that Americans of Polish descent fear certain media and figures are waging a campaign of vilification against Poland and urging a tilt toward Russia. He urged against anti democratic governance and urged calm while Roosevelt lauded Polish American contributions to the war effort. Senator Mead urged friendly talks between Poland and Soviet Russia with US and Britain aiding peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bufalo
Poland
Baltic Countries
Ite Abhorent Collecti Tdem
Polish National Alliance Prezident
Chartex
Bozmarek
Aussia
Rozmarek
Roosevelt
Congress
James M. Mead
Do X.Y
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
United States
Dewey Addresses Rumor Talk and Public Debate
Dewey acknowledged newspaper reports and rumor about his candidacy while noting some people had discussed the matter publicly. He declined to act on attempts to suppress talk, and said he would share views if consulted by platform writers but could not predict acceptance. He cited past positions on international cooperation and China Russia, urging reference to prior record.
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Dewey
John WW. Bricker
Ohio
Walét
Bricker
Great Britain
Mackinac Island
China
Russia
Sine
Inew York
Green Island Woman Commissioned in Women’s Army Corps
Theresa Pita Ingrato of Green Island, daughter of Joseph Ingrato, was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Women’s Army Corps after completing training at Fort Oglethorpe. She is the village’s only WAC officer. A dietitian by training, she previously worked at Bellevue and Neponsit hospitals and served in nutrition and planning roles in New York City. Her relatives include two brothers in service and nephews in the Army Air Forces and Navy. Veterans and the public will meet at Legnard-Curtin Post for Memorial Day observances at St. Mark’s Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Pita Ingrato
Joseph Ingrato
Angela Picarito
Itngrato
George Street
Green ‘Island
Army Corps
Fort ‘Oglethorpe
Brato
WAC
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Neponsit Hospital
Long Island
Ingrato
Queens County Executive Planning Committee
Wales Hospital
Ingrato J
Pratt Institute
Brookllym
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Troy High School
Henry J. Ingrato
Coast Artillery and
Corp
Satous Ingrato
Army Medical Corps
Anthony W. Valetta
Army Air Forces
James Catlucci
Navy
Legnard-Curtin
Sierican Legion
Merch
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Schuyler D. Jenkins
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Cohoes
Frank J. Tiliey
Frank J. Legnard
Eugene J. Kelly
Berry W. Walk
G O P Contests In Split County Assembly Districts
A Republican split over representation in the party apparatus emerged in New York as factions debated assembly district boundaries and committee control. A long dispute over reapportionment, nominations, and potential county challenges followed a tense meeting leading to a temporary designation and looming party tensions in Warren and Washington counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percuit Pengaelher
Tee
Wiliam F. Bleakley
Renmse Wn
State Reapportionment Commission
Justice Bleakley
Jude
Repubiiera
Westchester County
Repur
Harry A. Reoux
Warren County
Taylor
Karenta
Carleton
King
Saratoga Springs
Harry B. Nugent
Grafton
Hing
Herbert D. Hamm
Rensselaer
Washington
Easex
Chinton’ County
Washington County
Indiana Primary Tops Political Events for Week
Indiana dominates the political agenda with a forthcoming Republican delegation to the national convention and nominations for senator and governor. The Governor's Conference opens, with events in Hetchey Pennsylvania and Reading Pennsylvania. Alabama congressional run offs, Tennessee Republican delegate selection, and Maryland Kansas Democratic conventions are slated Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Republicas
Hetchey
Socialist Party
Reading
Alabama
Tennessee
Maryland
Kansas
Rites Held For William J. Burke
Services were held Saturday for William J. Burke Troy postman at 9 am from the residence 237 Hossick Street and at 9 30 am from St Paul the Apostle Church where Rev Walter J Terpey celebrated requiem high mass Miss Theresa Hennessy presided at the organ Joseph V Dutton rendered Miserere Ave Maria and Lady of the Way Softly Now the Light of Day. Bearers were Ralph J Germain King W Finkle John Hurley John J Hyland Joseph Pp and Thomas Holmes Rev Michael E Srennan and Rev T Gerald Melqueen officiated at the grave in St Marys Cemetery A delegation of Sisters of St Joseph from St Fesential Home and a delegation from the Holy Name Society of St Paul the Apostles Church visited the home and recited prayers with Father Torpey A delegation of Troy post men headed by Frank M Collins postmaster also visited the home last evening and attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Burke
Troy Postman
Pesidencea
Hossick
St Paul the Apostle’s Church
Walter J. Terpey
Ralph J. Germain
King W. Finkle
John Hurley
John J. Hyland
Joseph Pp.i
Thomas Holmes
Michael E Srennan
T. Gerald Melqueen
St.Mary's Cemetery
Sisters of St. Joszzn
Holy Name Society of St Paul the Apostles Church
Nore
Father Torpey
Troy Postmen
Frank M. Collins
Sergt Kempf Awarded Air Medal for Valor
Staff Sergeant Miles E. Kempf of Ti Sixth Avenue earned the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in aerial operations. Major General George E. Stratemeyer presented the award, noting Kempf flew a single engine plane deep into enemy territory on supply and reconnaissance missions despite exposure to enemy fire.
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Miles E. Kempf
Sixth Avenue
George E. Stratemeyer
United States Air Forces
Burma
India
Kempf
Dewey Replies Leave Fate to Others at Governors Meet
Dewey says he has no control over future plans when asked by a soldier at the National Conference of Governors at Jansontown Gap Pennsylvania. The New York governor Thames E Dewey is visiting the Army post with other state chief executives. He dodges whether he will run for president in 1940 or 1944.
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Jansontown Gap
Thames E. Dewey
New York
National Conference of Governors
Dewey
Tragedy Struck Often at Home in Hempstead
A series of deaths befalls Dr Arthur I Kramer and wife in Hempstead. Their three year old Georgene perished when a plane crash set gasoline ablaze nearby as the child played with siblings. The infant Louisa Ann died after a fall down stairs and a skull fracture while the baby had just left hospital. Mrs Kramer wrote to Eleanor Roosevelt describing the tragedies and received a rose box in response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
L 1
Ins
Arthur I Kramer
Kramer
Hempsteed
Shose
Louisé Ann
Kramers
Georgene
Eugene Sianchi
Freeport
Police Probe Possible Multiple Links in Jewett Slaying
Police hunt indicates more than one person may be connected to the slaying of an elderly woman whose nude and battered body was found in East weed Lake. Police Chief H. E. King said the body might be that of Mrs. Edward Jewett of Boonville Missouri a year old who was last seen in May. Edward Jewett Martin 24 a Charlotte chemist is jailed charged with murder. Indicted last Thursday by a grand jury.
Aerial War Report Claims 82 German Planes Downed
United States air forces communique reports yesterday's raid over Germany resulted in 82 German planes shot down and 3 bombers not returning, with 33 fighters missing.
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London
United States
Strategic Air Forces
Germany
Chrysler Workers Vote to End Strike at Detroit Plant
Detroit area Chrysler Corp workers voted yesterday to return to work after a meeting called by Local 165 president Wilsoe Jenkins. Jenkins said first shift would resume while UAW President BJ Thomas warned public opinion has turned against the union and that wildcat strikes during wartime cannot be tolerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Thomas
Planta
Repatriates Say Germans Admit They Can't Win
Belfast reports on the Gripsholm exchange voyage as scores of American and Canadian soldiers leave German camps for the United States. Repatriates describe guards restricting press access while in Belfast and detail civilians’ morale amid Allied raids, noting Berlin’s southern sector devastation and wrecked trains observed en route to embarkation.
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Belfast
Ireland
Gripsholm
United States
Tve
Liverpool
Hitler
Berlin
Driver Injured When Auto Leaves Road Near Hoosick Falls
Augustine Faces 22 of Derrick Avenue Troy is in Froy Hospital with injuries from a 12:30 am crash when a car he drove left the North Hoosick Hoosick Falls Road near Hoosick Falls and went into a ditch. Corp Nesnauiel of the Cambridge post said Fuces was alone and traveling south. He was taken by Leo Maher’s Hoosick Falls ambulance with contusions and a head injury. The automobile was badly damaged in front of Albert Nichols' home.
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Augustine
Derrick Avenue
Troy
Froy Hospital
Hoosick-Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls
Corp
William A. Nesnauiel
Cambridge
Froop G
Fuces
Leo Maher
Hoosick J
Albert Nichols
De Gaulle Delays Departure Pending US Assurance
In Algiers Gen. Charles De Gaulle postpones leaving for London awaiting Washington assurances of authoritative American participation in the upcoming tri power conference. A French National Committee representative said De Gaulle wants a US delegate in London with power to commit France on issues involving France England and America to tighten any loopholes. U.S. diplomatic quarters said they were unaware of such proviso.
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Algiers
Charles de Gaulle
London
Washington
French Nations
de Gaulle
United States
France
England
America
Boston and Maine Revenues Decrease
The April financial statement shows net income of 667507.30 above fixed charges of 64736837 after insurance charges. Revenues fell 3.7 percent from last April while operating expenses rose 3.1 percent. Freight volume stayed near last year but lower rates reduced revenue. wages again increased.
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Boston and
Isiama Railroad
Memorial Service Held by Naomi Sayies Tent at Trinity Apostolic Church
Veterans organizations and auxiliaries from Trey were represented at a memorial service under Naomi Sayies Tent Daughters of Union Veterans. Groups gathered at the parish house, marched into the church with colors leading, as Rev. C. V. King preached on wartime suffering and national hardship. Mrs. Alice M. Crogan chaired the arrangements committee.
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Naomi Sayies
Veterans’ Organizations
Trey
Trinity Apistopal
Daughters of Union Veterans
Friaiy
C. V. King
Alice M. Crogan
Woman injured in street assault at First and Fourth Streets
Josephine Shure, 22, of Broadway Menands, received cuts to the face when she was taken and fell at the junction of First and Fourth Streets Saturday night. She was treated at Samaritan Hospital and transported by police radio car. Patrolman Albert DaCelie and Joseph Beaudoin of Central Police Station assisted.
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Josephine Shure
Broadway
Menands
Cuta
First
Fourth Streets
Samaritan Hospital
Albert DaCelie Annt
Joseph Beaudoin
Central Police Station
Salvation Army Girl Guards Enter Contest
The Salvation Army Girl Guards report merit badges earned this month with names of girls and tests passed across riding cooking first aid Bible and homemaker categories. The junior Sunbeam group led by Shepheth Cody achieved 25 tests this period with Lulu Belle Server Ruth Server and others earning honors in first aid Bible and homemaker fields.
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Salvation Army Girl Guards
Mabel Waddington
Mary Stockwell
Seatrice Connors
Salvation Army
Joyce Harris
Charlote Harris
Emma Cody
Enzsbeth Cody
Tree Atedy
Pauline Madsen
Tree Acids
Hostess Aevord
Shirley Colwill
June Morrison
Marjorie Stockwell
Tree Widy
Sundeama
Shepheth Cody
Lulu Belle Server
Ruth Server
Lillian Dagey
Beverly Catsill
Florence Waddington
Religious Weekly Praises Father Orlemanski Act
The weekly lauds Stanislaus Orlemanski for rapprochment efforts with the Soviet Union and the Catholic Church. It credits Stalin with assurances and notes the act strengthens the church’s bargaining position while criticizing Orlemanski and urging discipline despite perceived diplomatic gains.
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Father ‘Orlemanski
Chicago
CPI
Christian Cer
Stanislaus Orlemanski
Springfield
Yass
Father Orlemanski
Addee
Otlomanski
Dr McKown X ray Pioneer Dies in Albany
Dr William James McKown a 42 year old Albany X ray pioneer died yesterday in Albany County. He helped build the Memorial Hospital X ray department founded by his father Dr James F McKown Hawaz. A native of McKownville he graduated Albany Medical College in 1804 and his widow Elizabeth Washburn McKown survives.
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William James McKown
Albany
McKownville
Albany County
Memorial Hospital
James F. McKown Hawaz
Albany Medical
Russell Camp Auxiliary to Meet for Memorial Day Preparations
United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary in Russell will meet at their rovals at 3 45 pm tomorrow. They will march to the Hiker Monument at Sage Park for annual services honoring licensed veterans of the Spanish American War and then join the Memorial Day parade lineup.
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M. &. Russell Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Sage Park
Gold Star Mother Heads to Arlington Memorial Day Ceremonies
Mrs Harriet Daly of Good Man Avenue sails to Arlington Cemetery to take part in Memorial Day services. She has carried the day at the cemetery for two years. Her son, Private Edward Dats, was killed in action in World War I.
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Harriet & Daly
Good Man Avenue
Arlington Cemetery
Pic
Edward Dats
State War on Delinquency Urged by Education Department
The State Education Department called for a community driven war on delinquency, urging schools to inform officials of local problems and expand programs. Dr. George D L Stoddard outlined steps including use of War Councils, health and lunch programs, after hours use of school buildings, and guidance for part time jobs while ensuring welfare compliance and cooperation with employers and police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomba
State Education Department
George DL Stoddard
Comtrais Slopes of Education
Rhea
Stoddard
Une
Motorcycle Collision Injures Troy Girl 16
Theresa Smith, 16, of 25 Jeers fan Street, sustained injuries to the left side and knee after a collision between two motorcycles near Federal and River Streets shortly after midnight. Taken to her home after treatment, she was a passenger on a machine driven by Frank Lambert. another motorcycle ridden by Earl We Briges traveled on River Street. Police, including Thomas Maguire and Patrolmen Garey and Chanan, investigated at Central Police Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Smith
Jeers Fan Street
Federal
River Streets
Troy Has
Thomas Maguire
Thomas Garey
Joseph 3Ichanan
Central
Miss Smith
Frank
Lambert
Jacob Street
Memorial Service at Grave of Former Pastor Rev Andrew Duplang
Parishioners of St Lawrence Church gathered yesterday at St Jean Baptiste Cemetery to honor their former pastor Rev Andrew Duplang DD. The service was conducted by Rev Francis J Buschler with two memorials dedicated by the congregation.
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St. Lawrence's Church
Andrew Duplang
St Jean Beptiste
Francis J. Buschler
Amaranth Court Plans Card Party at 31 South Street
A puddle card party will be conducted by members of Andie Court, O. of A L, Thursday at 3 29 PM in their rooms. 31 South Street. There will be awards and refreshments. Mrs Minnie Newbold is chairman of the committee. Members will conduct two short business meetings at 7 20 PM with Mrs Eva Vanderzee. tora matran presiding.
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Andie Court
O. of
South Street
Minnie Newbold
Eva Vanderzee
Tora
Matran
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Lahey
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2 G. I. Orchestra
Sergt. Kempf
Air Medal
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