Mayor Rudolph Roulier Reelected in Cohoes by 3876
Cohoes Democrats reelected Mayor Rudolph I. Roulier over Frank B. Marsolais by a 3876 plurality. Roulier carried every district as two women win seats, with four-year terms for city executives and aldermen and two-year terms for supervisors. Two polling-place incidents noted. no further details. Local officials elected include Ward aldermen and supervisors, plus two assessors. Local Democratic candidates backed by American Party, with county posts also affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Rudolph I. Roulier
Frank B. Marsolais
Roulier
Albany
Election Frauds Bureau
J. Gilbert Peterson
Conoest
Itz
John Noble
Hame
Ola O'Donovan
Eva Amyot
Charles V. Potts
Alerman
Victor Berthiaume
Joseph Ikleja
George Freed
Toper McCarry
George A. Audette
Victor
Rudolph Roulier
Michael T. Smith
George C. Reed
Russians Satisfied With Second Front Decisions
Izvestia reports the three power conference yielded important decisions toward opening a second front in Europe. The Soviet government newspaper says Russians, who emphasized a second front against Germany, are satisfied with the results announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Europe
United States
Britain
Izvestia
Germany
Report Austrian Forces Quitting German Army
Hundreds of Austrian soldiers in the German army reportedly deserted as a Free Austria Movement leader predicted a giant uprising near Austria’s border. Dr Oscar Pollak said the Moscow conference decision to liberate Austria would be welcomed by Austrians, with revolution closer than since the 1938 anschluss. In Stockholm Abe tibnbladet suggested Allied plans to reestablish Austrian independence would trouble the Nazis, while Austrian underground reports said the country remained war weary and underground groups had successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Free Austria Movement
Oscar Pollak
Social Democratic
Arbeiter Zeitung
Moscow
Austria
Germany
Stockholm
Abetanbladet
Poll results by ward and town show party differentials
The list details ward by ward election results with Republican leads over Democrats and ALP in many districts. It also includes results for towns like Berlin Brunswick East Greenbush Grafton Hoosick Nassau Peters burg Pittstown Poestenkill Rensselaer and others with varying plurality figures and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Dee
Jones
Charles P. Duncan
James F. Cox
Duncan
Edwin F. Henry
A. P
Louis A. Dagle
Henry
Fred A. Beck
Theresa Farley
Beck
Albert Marcou
Alfred & Davis
Lloyd E. Bingham
A.L. P
Marcou
Plurality
Berlin
Fred Shaw
Milton Goodermore
Vic
Shaw
Brunswick
D. S. Gutbradt
Eart
Ingalls
Gutbradt
East Greenbush
John L. Baker
Frank W. Kelley
Baker
Grafton
Elmer G. Jacobs
Sahl Salkin
Jacob
Charles Myers
Charles Brunell
Myers
Petersburg
David W. Brenenstuhl
David Yerkee
Brenenstuhl
Pittstown
Earl Brenenstuhl
James Simpson
Poestenkill
Robert Hoffay
Milton Hill
Hoffay
Rensselaer
Blanchard Mowers
Benjamin Bond
Mowers
Avilla Cote
Wallace Doney
Cote
Armand Champagne
Anna Stewart
Champagne
Land Lake Raymond
Miller
Jacob G. Kromer
Muller
Schaghticoke
LeRoy H. Nible
George D. Cunningham
Mible
Schodack
Lewis V. Hudson
Hudson
Stephentown
Arthur L. Pease
Pease
President Roosevelt Registers as Tree Grower at Local Vote
Franklin D Roosevelt, a Hyde Park resident, voted in an off year election at the village town hall with Mrs Roosevelt and aides nearby. He joked about his occupation, saying for the record he is now a tree grower, noting he is growing more trees than farming on his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Franklin D.roosevelt
Dutchess County
Vilage
Hudson Valley
Roosevelt
Malvina
Thomason
Emma Crapser
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American bombers strike Wiener Neustadt factory
American heavy bombers of the Northwest African Air Force attacked the Messerschmitt factory at Wiener Neustadt near Vienna for the second time. Flying Fortresses and Liberators formed a strong force and dropped bombs squarely on the target area. Initial reports from returning pilots said the raid was highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled
Algiers
Wiener Neustadt
Vienna
Bombers in Russia Worry Nazis Seen by Berlin Brokers
German fears rise over a potential Moscow backed air war as American heavy bombers might operate from Russian bases. Rumors in Berlin claim Russian front airbases could be used, sparking Nazi concern of new Allied air attacks. The question hinges on whether a Moscow tripartite agreement would prompt daylight bombing from the United States on Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Hitler
Moscow
Berlin
Madrid
Most Amendments Win Approval In New York
In a statewide tally from 644 districts including 186 of 3,592 NYC districts and 458 of 5,393 outside the city, six proposed constitution amendments were counted. Support varied: Commerce Department 29,189 yes 13,488 no. tax revenue stabilization fund 25,057 yes 14,450 no. county apportionment adjustment 18,070 yes 19,680 no. voting residence change 27,008 yes 13,293 no. Senate or Assembly residence changes 24,986 yes 13,280. Court of Appeals jurisdiction limits 25,035 yes 13,029.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany CP
New York City
State Department of Commerce
Senate
Assembly
Court of Appeals
Michigan Wets Win Local Option Test
Hastings Michigan reports Michigan's first local option election in a decade. Barry County showed 4,308 wet votes to 2,915 dry across 24 of 25 precincts. Rev. Seth Davey conceded defeat as Barry stood alone against national prohibition repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Mich
Michigan
Barry
Seth Davey
Drys
Sailor Sought for Abducting Moore Girl
A 14 year old socialite, Margaret Leighton Moore, remains missing as police issue an alert for Edward J. Moore, 20, a Brooklyn Navy Yard sailor, accused of abducting the girl after a sighting in Central Park and a taxi ride from Times Square to Pennsylvania Station. A taxi driver described the pair and mentioned plans alleged for Norfolk, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Leighton Moore
Park Avenue
Central Park
Edward J. Moore
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Harry Nagle
Times Square
Pennsylvania Station
Nagle
Norfolk
Milk deliveries halted in Dunkirk Fredonia area
Milk supplies for 30 000 residents in the Dun Kirk Fredonia region were nearly stopped as the South Shore Producers Association pressed for higher prices. About 900 quarts were distributed to Books Hospital Dunkirk amid small reserves, with some milk diverted to Jamestown Mayville and Silver Creek. Association secretary Harry F Salhof said dealers are paying more than farmers in the Dunkirk Fredonia area receive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia uPi
Dun- Kirk-Fredonia
South Shore & Produc Association
Notd Ty Senn
Association To Books Hospital
Dunkirk
Harry F. Salhof
Jamestown
Mayville
Silver Creek
Fredonia
Slav Partisans Hold Ground Against German Push in Montenegro
Yugoslav Partisans fought hard as German offensives were repelled in Montenegro and Bosnia. Tito’s forces reported heavy Nazi attacks beaten back and two hundred fifty Germans killed near Kolašin, with Croatian units seizing a village in western Bosnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Crimea
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Romania
Bessarabia
Josip Broz
Tito
Montenegro
Bosnia
Croatia
Kolasin
Coal Sharing Seen Likely
Nationwide coal sharing faced uncertainty as at least one mine leader defied President Roosevelt by refusing to return to government operation. Jim Eubank of the United Mine Workers in West Virginia, announcing a local stand, said he would not go back to work, signaling possible widespread action and a shift in labor negotiations at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks VapoRub
Washington
Roosevelt
Tomorry
Jim Eubank
Presia United
Coumy
W. Va
Orner Min
Harold Lo
U. M
Jonn Lo Lewis
Berlin Declares State of Emergency in Germany
Reuters reports from Malmö and Stockholm corre spondents that Berlin and forty other German cities have been placed under a state of emergency. Travelers arriving via Denmark confirmed the dispatch, naming Flensburg on the German Danish border as affected. The report suggests further tightening of controls by interior officials under Heinrich Himmler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Reuters
Stockholm
Dagblader
Berlin
Germany
Denmark
Fiensburg
Heinrich Gimmler
Also Mentioned on This Page
William N. Haskell
Logal Democratic
Athor Party
Hird
Sea City
Nassau
Bahamas
Alfred de Marigny
Westerday
Harry Oaks
Supreme Court
John H. Anderson
de Marigny
Tuth
Waney
2Anderson
Lmas General Trust Co
Marigny
Oakes
Ruth
Assessors City
Parrerey
Sinth
Daniel J. Michel
Willam Sullivan
Michel
Howard J. Donnelly
James Wisk
Wisk
J. Charles Sklaryk
Terrence H. Cox
Cox
Willard E. Bonesteel
Charlies Martierer
Materer
Arthur R. Ambuhl
Cyril Neville
Neville
Joseph J. Woodka
John A. Kelly
Kelly
David J. Jones
At.p
Aeve
Self
Sailor
Moore
Troy’s Friendly Food StOre
Quanklin Square
Haddock
Flounder
Mohican
Chocolate Eclairs
Tatoes
Maine No
Bachive
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!