Polish Americans divided over Poland policy seeks Roosevelt help
Delegates of the Polish America congress urged President Roosevelt to defend Poland's territorial integrity and resist anti democratic designs. A dissenter, Adam Kuszkowski of Hamtramck, was booed as he opposed the memorial and argued the Red Army is freeing Poland and friendship with the Soviet Union is essential for Poland's independence.
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Buffalo
Roosevelt
Poland
Polish America Congress
United States
Adam Kuszkowski
Haotramck
Mich
SOD
Sers Ameat
Kujtkowski
America
Red Army
Soviet Union
Rome Drive Continued From Fate One
Allied forces press toward Rome as German counterattacks stall. Eighth Army extends gains west of the Anzio Albano road while Arce falls after two days of hard fighting, with Germans withdrawing under minefields and wrecked bridges toward Avezzano and Casilina.
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Eighth Army
Lanuvia
Welterrn
Rome
Anzio- Albano
Campo Lemini
Arce
Frosibone
Avezzang
Casilina
Frosinonerom
Few Troy Youths Seek Summer Farm Work Says School Head
Me Lenden director of the office of employment certificating notes 104 boys and 66 girls have received standard papers since January 1. Law requires parent consent school record physical check and employer statement before working papers are issued.
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Troy
James Hy
Lenden
Office of ‘Employment Certificating
Liberty
River Streets
Maren
Apple Price Ceilings Extend to 1943 Crop Sales
The district OPA announces that apple ceiling prices in effect for April through June will apply to sales of the 1943 crop after July 1 to ensure all apples are covered. A Fresh Apple Industry Committee, led by Wesley Ten Brook, held talks with OPA and War Food Administration on regulating fresh apple pricing and distinguishing container versus loose sales.
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OPA
Orice
Wesley Ten Brook
Hudson
Washington
Office of
Price Administration
War Food Administration
New 1944 income tax system explained for payrolls
The article outlines the 1944 tax changes, noting Uncle Sam will compute taxes for about 30,000 workers earning 5000 dollars or less and that withholding starts later this year. It details the normal tax at 3 percent, surtax scale, exemptions, and credits for charitable contributions, plus a short cut allowing use of a withholding receipt for some with no payment due.
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Renuy
Uncle Sam
Republicans Blame Mudsling in Alabama Primaries
A 1948 AP dispatch notes tensions within Republican circles over campaign financing and strategy as Alabama primaries pit incumbents Carter Manasco and John Newsome against challengers HL Deason and Luther Patrick. Widespread questions orbit PAC activity and potential violations of the corrupt practices act.
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Republican National Committee
CIG
Biddle
G_O
Harrison LB Schangler
Farm
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Philip Murray
Hillman
Congress
Alabama
Carter Manasco
Deason
Jasper Tin
John Newsomer
Luther
Patrich
Memorial Day Services Held in Cohoes features veterans parade
Memorial Day events in Cohoes included a three part program with ceremonies at the Garrison on Mobuux Street and the Mohawk River memorial, a Spanish War tribute at McKinley Square, and a Civil War era parade ending at West End Park. Speakers included Rev John McMath Mitchell and Rabbi Allen Green. flowers were laid for fallen service members and a bugler played taps.
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Cohoest
Cohoes Noctniide
Army
Ain BL
Mir
Bullock
Warlous
Spanish War Services
Hiner Monument
McKinley Square
Collin-Roas
Albert Hilton
Collin-Ross Camp
Thomas J. Moran
John McMath Mitchel
Crescent Methodist Church
George J. Phoenix
Alvina Dickenson
Auxiliary
David Maierof
Cohoes
W. EF. W. and Claude Foster, Commander of £. T. Ruane
American , Legion
Second Regiment
New York Guard
Moran
West End Park
Lyon Camp
N.G. 1
Lyon ‘Post
G. A. Mayr
Rudolph Rowker
Alan S. Green
D-D
Third Street Temple
Troy
N. G. Lyon Camp, Sons
Charles N. Cole
Rudolph Roulier
Underground Fire Control Plan Amid Invasion Talks
German propagandists pushed stories of fire control, repair squadrons, and salvage trains to sustain supply lines in case of invasion. A fifth underground broadcast from Supreme Allied Headquarters urged readiness, stressing real fire-fighting units and first aid. Nazis claimed they were fully prepared as Allied blows neared.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Transotesn
Landon Taft and Austin Vie for GOP Leadership
Washington reports factions within the Republican platform committee are forming ahead of the June 26 presidential nominating convention. The 1938 linkage centers on Sen. Robert Taft of Ohio and Sen. Warren Austin of Vermont, with Alf landigan's group backing a chairman not tied to postwar peace alliance debates.
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Washington
Alf
Lanigan
Robert Taft
Ohio
Warren Austin
Vermont
Chicago
London
Taft
Austin
Obituary notes from Cohoes and area deaths
Obituaries announce Paul Sagaria of 110 Ontario Street died after brief illness at Cohoes Hospital. He was born in Cohoes and survived by two sisters Della Sweeney Albany and Harris Bielle Corinth and two brothers BH Savaria Cohoes and Frank Savaria Corinth. Funeral from his residence then Sacred Heart Church. Other notices include William Whenedy of Richmond Street and St Patrick's Church requiem mass, Edward Nadeau, Thomas Scott organist and burial at Agnes Cemetery. Also deaths of Mrs. Thomas Moore Buffalo and Albert Fontaine, Alphonse Shacker Petlerin, plus a noted ice cream freezer patent by Mrs Nanty Johnson Philadelphia.
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Paul Sagaria
Ontario Street
Cohors Hospital
Cohoes
Sacred Heart Church
Della Sweeney
Albany
Harris Bielle
Corinth
Savaria
Frank
Wriday
Thomas Scott
Agnes
Father Flanagan
Delaware and Hudson.Co
John Flavin
James Kilian
John O'Grady
William Hobson
John Moran
Robert Connell
Thomas Moore
Winifred Boivin
Congress Street
Main Street
Suffalo
J . Boivin
Buf ‘Talo
Buffalo
Albert Fontaine
Joseph Wadney
George Street
St Agnes
St. Agnes
Alphonse (Shacker Petlerin
A. G. Boivin
Jap flyer shot down after taking many hits
Hang TO HILL Perkasse Pa A Jap flyer is hard to bag when he is drunk says Sergt Clarence Parks 25 of Perkasse and Japs frequently go into battle intoxicated One Zero pilot had more than 25 holes in him before he was finally brought down Parke said.
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Hill Perkasse
Sergt Clarence Parks
Perkasse
Parke
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Henry DeGroot
Burgoyne Trail
Ruth Laderach
H. Fred Laderach
Riverside Street
Stokers
D&h
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Peterson & Packer Coal Co
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Apple
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Sixth Avenue
Central Fire Station
Samaritan
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Thomas O'Brien
First Precinct
Ayuites
Alarie R. Quimet
Joseph Ouimet
White Street
Naval Nurses Corps
U. S. Navy
Sampson
St. Peter's Hospital
Akweny
Memorial Hospital
New York City
Blanche
Sociated Press
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Rex
Paul J Keeshar
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Roy’ Waddington
G. Lyon iCano
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Charica HW. Cole
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Amercan Legion
David Malerott
Habbi Green
Taird
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Prough
Migger
Aviary
Irong
Slater
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Fred
Seabee
Lawrence Senecal, Jr
Lawrence Senecal
Navy
Camp Endicon
Davisville
Senecal
Southwest Pacific
Central Avenue
Landon
G.O.P
William Harris
Standish Place Cohoes
Katherine Doris Harris
John 3. McGrath
William McGrath
Third Street
Corpus Christi
Tex
Nanty, Johnson
Philadelphia
U. S.A
Amotion Vision
T. Brandon Timpane
D.C
Optometrist
Lis Remsen
St. Cohoes
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