Navy Plans to Inactivate 2080 Ships Across Fleets
The Navy plans to permanently lay up 2080 ships in inactive status at Western Gulf and Pacific ports, with about 5520 vessels slated for sale or scrapping. Peak inventory reached 100000 ships. remaining active and reserve fleets will retain roughly 400 combatant vessels. Major berthing sites include Green Cove Springs Florida and Tongue Point Oregon, with other ports listed. Ships will be preserved to be ready within days, using air conditioning and controlled storage to cut maintenance costs.
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Attlan
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Gulf
Navy Yard Annex
Boston
Mass
Eubmaring
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Naval Operating Dbase
Norflotk
Southgate Terminal
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
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Orange
Texas
Green Cove Springs
Fla
Tongue Point
Astoria
Ore
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Newtonville Social Notes Highlight Albany Guest Trio
Mrs Laura Magilinn from Albany was a recent guest of Mrs Canrie Patera Mr and Mrs Onnald Hillyamy and Mrs George Spawn of Schonevtady. The junior diary under Mrs Willaus dean will rest Monday at 3 45 PM at the church.
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Newtonville
Laura Magilinn
Albany
Canrie Patera
Onnald Hillyamy
George Spawn
Schonevtady
Willaus Dean
School founder William J. Chown dies after illness during event
William J. Chown founder and former president of the Chown School of Business died Thursday after an illness following dancing at a school function. He was 7 Buffaty and a longtime leader in local education, remembered for establishing the business program and serving as treasurer.
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Buffaty
William J. Chown
Chown School of
Aeine
D A R Chapter Votes Down Clare’s Request in Conn
Greenwich chapter of the D A R tables Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce decision on Hazal Beol and a concert at Constitution Hall. Members vote 45 to 2 against the request, Luce resigns from the chapter, and a faction purge by telegram follows as Luce cites business in Washington.
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Clare
Greenwich
Conn
Putnett MM Chapley
Daughters of the
Tina
Clare Boothe Luce
Washington
Hazal Beol
Nero Planist
Constitution Hall
Stes. Luce
17. A. Funless Putnam
Honor Newsboy Tony Galante at Chicago banquet
Tony Galante, a Chicago newsboy for nearly 50 years, was honored at a banquet at the Le Sully Hotel. Officials and merchants praised his dedication, noting he has missed only seven days from his stand and supported his family as his children pursued college.
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Chicago
Tony) Galante
la Sale Street
Conten
Tony
Smd County
le Sully
Warren Wright
Treas
Alex
Otters
Snes
Tien
John
Believes Bormann Killed Fleeing Berlin Claim
A Berlin intelligence official says evidence suggests Martin Bormann was killed May 1 while fleeing the Soviet siege of Berlin. The account places him beside a tank when an explosion shattered its side, but no conclusive proof of his death exists.
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Bormann
Berlin
Tuel
Bris
Martin Bormann
Bormany
Bormasn
Refuses to Evacuate Home Sold for Taxes in Herlim
Frank L. Grebem, 77, of Herlim, Ny, has not paid taxes on his property since W33 and refuses to surrender his home as Berlin officials move to evict. Tax receiver Obert Garrat says Graham barricaded inside and the house was sold to Thomas Sacco, with Sacco aiming to move in.
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Herlim
Frank L. Grebem
Berlin
Obert L. Garrat
Graham
Gurren Sild
Thomas Sacco
BBC
Sacca
French Seek U S Surplus Goods for Reconstruction
French officials press Washington to sell American Army surplus items for rebuilding Paris and damaged regions. They seek cranes and bulldozers, hospital gear, fuel dressings, teletypes, and transport vehicles, but financing, price cuts, and transport costs stall deals as UNRRA and other agencies claim priority. France also complains about slow Army procedures and limited foreign dollars to pay cash.
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Ita
Jenc-lease
France
UNRRA
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Crime Increases Reported by F B I in 1945 Nine Months
FBI figures show crime offenses rose 10.3 percent in the first nine months of 1945 versus 1944. September crime up 15.8 percent from a year earlier. Murder and nonnegligent manslaughter up 2.8 percent, robbery 66 percent, burglary 8.4, auto theft 14.2, and other categories showing notable gains.
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Washington
PF. B. I
Neems and Key Figures in Secret Prime Study Report
Fragmentary OCR text references financial figures and organizations with unclear names. The readable items include mentions of Gusie Wid, Meais for Lstehing, and TV AWIN. No coherent events or dates emerge to establish a definite news item or outcome.
Enlist Artist in Trench Foot Battle at Camp Carson
Army battle against trench foot enlists artist S/Set. David Villasenor, Mexican born, at Camp Carson convalescent hospital. He creates dental plastic and water-willow models of trench foot to aid medics. Villasenor previously taught at universities in Denver and Mexico.
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Camp Carson
Col
Trench Foot
David Villasenor
al Camp Carson
Coumber
Villasenor
Villasenur
Halsey
Community notices and gatherings around Round Lake area
Round Lake residents hosted guests from Saratoga Springs as the Round Lake Home Botany group planned a January meeting at Mrs Richard Gavline's home. Various church and civic activities were announced, including a Women’s Auxiliary meeting in Troy and a Crusade planning session for Glens Falls. Local birthdays, social events, and military service updates filled the afternoon with club reports, hospitality, and acknowledgments.
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Cimer Smith
Smith
Willuam Hulmes
Misa Phoebe Smith
Saratoga Springs
Round Lake
Richard H. Gavsline
At & Pm
Lawrence P. McKean
Women's Auxiliary
2Nd Saints’ Episcopal Church
J. Victor Guilar
Troy
Bethesda Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Glens Falls
Saratoga Springs Methodist Church
Edgar A. Seabury
Isuess
Mia
Grace
Carlton
Tor
Amim Hoag
Keesville
Jennie Gorsline
Miss Hoag
Mechanicville High School
Orsline
Women's Round Lake Improvement Society
Library Hall
Tollows
James A. Seeley
Turr
D. Vail
Wayal W. Northup
Florence B. Turener
Wes! Hosson
George Maynard
H. Beecher Williams
J. W. Gatlar
Floyd H Parker
Lbrary Comeilies
Hoyald W. Northup
Halloween Girl Scouts Party and Obituary Clippings
A Halloween party at Recreation Field House Tuesday night featured the Girl Scouts with Mrs. Volbert Campbell directing. Prizes were awarded to Caccl Mameli Ta cille Pecott Jeanne Wond. Separately, Philip James Kerwood a Delaware and Hudson conductor died suddenly at his sister’s home in The Hague Lake George. Surviving relatives include wife Alice Myers daughter Elsworth Tudor and son Alden Kerwood. Burial rites followed at Pioneeroga.
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Louise Witte
Volbert Campbell
Caccl Mameli
Tacille Pecott
Jeanne Wond
Philip James Kerwood
School Street
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Boston Mother Held For Slaying Son 12
Gertrude Apid nakis, 48, was ordered held without bail after arraignment in municipal court on a murder charge in the death of her 12 year old son. A plea of innocent was entered. The defendant allegedly admitted she killed the boy to deny custody to his father.
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SeBton
Gertrude Apidnakis
Soul End
Montcipal Court
Aoh
Hurdy
Republicans Rally Across Wards Urge Democratic Disavowal
Former City Court aspirant E Stewart Jones led a Republican rally from the Thirteenth to the Seventeenth Wards at The Hendrick Hudson railing against Democratic leadership and city policy. He urged voters to elect Republican candidates including Edward J Poland with speakers Hamm Craver and Collins backing the effort.
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Common Council
Corp
E. Stewart Jones
Hendrick Hudson
Jones
Thomas O'Connor
Brecking
Han
Democratic Party
Jusilee Jones F. Byron
Byron
Sumiv
Sucees
Edward J. Poland
Herbert 5. Hamm
Philcte FL Craver
Lawrence J. Collins
Camp Visit and Social News from Lake George
Poestenkill residents Maj William D Bennett visits Lake George with relatives while Mrs Hennett plans a Brooklyn trip and Bennett may return as civilian in January 1846 to resume medical practice on Long Island. Lutheran Mission Society to hold November meeting at the parsonage with Mrs Frank Holt reading devotional service and others assisting. a box of shabby clothes will be sent for a mission drive.
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Sid
Fattheran Church
Frank Hot
Stys
Allison
Mitchell
Rolin Kropp
Famed Artiste Work To Be Shown at RPI Exhibition
An exhibition of original printmaking by Thomas Benton John Steuart Curry and other American artists travels from Nowata to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy. Loaned by the Associated American Artists Gallery New York the show features etching lithography wood engraving and aquatint works by leading painters including Curry Boharos Hirsch and others. The library displays run Monday through Thursday with additional dates in Montevideo Uruguay and a note on diplomatic curatorial interest.
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Thomas Benton
John Steuart Curry
Vlown
Ole Uorary
Rénssela Or Polytechnic
Associated American Artlets’ Gallerion
New York
Ational
Montevideo
Uruguay
Department of State
Anon
Wisconsin
Metropolitan Museum
Agron Bohros
Chicago Art Institute
Joseph Hirsch
Ernest Fiane
Bulg Lucioni
Howard Barr
Rirphael Soyer
John de Mattelly
Dore Tee
James Chapin
Robert Philipp
Georges Schreiber
Dale Nichols
Marion Greenwood
William Gropper
Joseph Margullies
Japan
South Cambridge Names and Homecomings From Local Nests
A collection of social notes shows Geelan Canea Ruestley at North Cambridge with Mr and Mrs Lee Thomes. Richard Wilson, after five years in the Navy, is honorably discharged to return to his parents. Gilbert Ruddork of Greenview visits grandmother Mrs Grace McNell. Mrs John Oliver returns to Schenectady after visiting her parents. Several families, including the Bennetts and Aiken, report visits and returns from towns like Troy and Cambridge during the week.
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Geelan Canea Ruestley
Lee Thomes
North Cambridge
Thomas
Flynn
Franklin Lee
Wayne
Cehyrl
Troy
Nelson Benett
Alice Albegging
Ste
Maurice Ammert
Schemectady
John Gunner
Pail Virtue
Rose Marple
Leis Ann
Cambridge
J. A. Aiken
Thinks Value Of Atom Bomb Exaggerated Says Expert
Alexander Beversky urged that the United States prepare a separate air force and press that the atomic bomb caused more imagination than destruction. He warned a modern European target would need controlled air power and questioned the future feasibility of delivering atomic bombs without planes.
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Tokyo
Baer
Alexander PL
Dh Sevaveky
United States
Plalinion
Hiroshima
Nose
Sal Beversky
Germany
Severaky
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