Legion Will Send Gifts To Hospitals
A County American Legion drive asks residents to donate for gift packs to wounded and distressed veterans in hospitals. Chair John H. Bowker says twelve posts cooperate to fund Christmas boxes, expanding this year to aid more patients after Armistice Day events. County Commander Joseph A. Adelake urges public support as letters request hospital wards from Rensselaer County veterans.
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American Legion
John H. Bowker
Plesty
Bowker
Hendrick Hudson
Industrial wage talks dominate labor conference wrap
Report notes Murray leads a faction pressing wage policy while urging focus on general wage increases without triggering price hikes. The executive committee shapes debate as unions maneuver to influence the agenda and potentially pull wage measures into the conference.
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Murray
C.F. O
T. C. Lenter
Eech
Mosher
Ford Plant Blockade Listed in Windsor
Windsor Ont Ford Motor Company of Canada workers began a strike blocking the Windsor plant with pickets and disrupted traffic. Police took no action as talks continued between Labor Minister Humphrey Mitchell and Ford officials plus CIO United Automobile Workers representatives over an proposed settlement.
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Winsor
Ont
Vm—Pongresa Loward, Settlevun
Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd
Windsor
GLO
Whun
Ford
Mutomachifes
Tranle
Glty
Humphrey Mitchell
Ganace
Lea Bor
Bedk Ford Company
Lec 200
CIO
United
C. J. D. Auto
Ford Motor Co
Dominion
AP Wicephoto
Bevin and Churchill Clash Over Postwar Peace Vision
Bevin criticized by Churchill in a wartime style exchange about postwar peace. He urged unity and international cooperation, pressed for open disclosure of positions, and warned against renewed territorial demands. Bevin doubted rapid UN success but supported allied cooperation while cautioning against anti-Russia provocations. He doubted atomic energy would justify long wars and argued for prudent use of power.
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Thorn
Thaly
Churyiult
Bevin
Churchill
United Nations Organization
Russia
Moscow
Yulia
Dardanelles
Y Renovates Gymnasium Facilities
Renovation of Troy Y M C A gymnasiums was announced by Frank B. Ward due to rising demands on physical education from veterans and the community. Frank Matthews leads repainting and redecorations to expand use for volleyball, basketball, badminton, wrestling, tumbling, judo, and general fitness activities. Robert O. Neighbours resumes duties as physical education director.
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Troy YM. G. Ay
Ila
Frank B. Ward
Ward
Frank Matthews
Banestuel Syymagaum
Amelier Aymnasium
Robert O
Aireator
Aday
Hie Legidence
Eastmore
Wyanaiskilt
U S Oil Reserves Rise Amid War Demand
An interview with Phil Phillips of the Phillips Petroleum Company discusses U S proved oil reserves increasing vastly since 1997, projecting 285 billion barrels in reserve with production around 111 billion barrels. He notes wartime demand accelerating the need to expand reserves across the United States.
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Basthwilie
Newalee
United States
Frank Phillies
Phillipa Petroleum Company
Yeatat Dey
Philips
Brillon
Productio
Chinese War Turmoil Escalates as Communists Push North
Chinese and foreign quarters report intensifying fighting across several fronts near Hankow and Chungking as Communist forces attack Tangho Sinyeh Siangyang and Fangtiteng while 30,000 Reds mass at Yeaochow in Shantung preparing to strike the Lung hai railroad. Despite government talks, no foreign response and possible landings in Manchuria are discussed amid political tension.
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Puga
Tzehsien
Chungking
Tangho Sinyeh
Siangyang
Fangtiteng
Hankow
Chiang
Dairen
Port Arthur
Manchusia
Yingkow
Manchuria
Ruyala
Ching
Kalinin
Soviet Socialist Revoluion
Shansar Shanting
Announcer's Wife and Son Die in Hotel Fall
The dark haired wife of a New York radio announcer and their eight year old son died after plunging from the 12th floor of the William Penn Hotel. Deputy Coroner James Hart said Katherine Donley apparently threw son James Patriel out the window then jumped herself. A note found described domestic troubles and mentioned a divorce suit filed by Robert Donley of Station WINS.
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Hittsburg
New York
William Penn Hotel
Jame Hart
Katherine Donley
Robert Donley
Station Wins
James Patriel
Liberty Bells 4-H Club Elects Officers At Meeting
Liberty Bells 4-H Club elected Jean St Pierre president at a Mountain View Clubhouse session yesterday afternoon. Other officers include Shirley Plubacker vice president Mary Goelz secretary Elizabeth Husser treasurer Jean Engivet good cheer member Janice Riley news paporter Gartrite Ostwald recreation leader Ruth Digeser song leader Mary Ann Deecher cheer leader Ann Riley and Marie Mitstead council delegates chair ONeil committee chairman. Under readers Mrs Clifford Cooper and Mrs Warren Miller they planned an achievement night and Ann Tilley heads the event committee assisted by Doris Cooper Fanna Dearatyne Claire ONeil and Mary Goota. Next meeting set for Thursday May 28. Rebekahs To Meet Troy Union Rebekah Lodge to meet tomorrow night at the драмa Fourth Street Mrs Sadin Malenmbar noble grand presiding.
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Jean St Claire
Liberty Bells
Miountatn View
Shirley Plubacker
Vie
Mary Goelz
Elizabeth Husser
Jean Engivet
Janice Riley
Gartrite Ostwald
Ruth Digeser
Mary Ann Deecher
Ann Riley
Marie Mit- Hestead
Tomatoes Return to OPA Price List with Adjusted Ceilings
The OPA restores tomatoes to the fresh fruit and vegetable ceiling chart effective today with 32 cents per pound for logger and 3% cents per pound for gold packaged varieties. California oranges listed at 32 cents per pound. Arizona and California white grapes removed. Northwestern apples, all varieties, and Italian prunes show a 1.6 cent per pound increase. White onions 1 inch and over priced at nine tenths of a cent per pound, sweet potatoes at fourteen tenths of a cent per pound.
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OPA
Algo
California
Arizona
Cailiophia
Measure to assign troops to UN peace council approved
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed a measure authorizing the president to negotiate with World Security Council members on which armed forces the United States will allocate for peace maintenance. It restricts use of forces beyond the agreement without new congressional approval and aims to align with the Nations Charter adopted last July.
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Washington
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations
World Security Council
Security Council
Congress
Alan
Senate
Three Army Men Die in Bomber Crash Near Chico
Three Army aircrew members died and one was seriously injured when a bomber crashed during a training flight near Whive Cal. The aircraft, based at Love Field Tex, was en route from Denver to Chico. Names of the victims were not released.
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Whive
Cal
Mouastipous
Chtenvd
Au’ Field
Treaday Nigh
A. We Tyer
Mlald
Love Field
Tex
Denver
Chico
Saboteurs Among 1940s Targets Revealed in Washington
An agent report details sabotage plots and arrests targeting power plants, railroad depots, and maintenance facilities. Officials tracked participants including Je sm Burger and others in New York and Philadelphia. The list names TVA sites and industrial plants across several states, with plans to place bombs in rail and store locations.
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Dusch
Je Sm Burger
Burger Hal
Washington
Burger
New York
FP. B. 5
Clark
Lst
TVA
Souree
Aluminum Co. of America
Ab al
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newark
Heelipale
New York City
Cincinnati
St Louis
Hovseehue Cuyve
Altoon
Detroit Mayor Jeffries Wins Fourth Term In Big Turnout
In Detroit a massive voter surge backed Mayor Jeffries for a fourth term, defeating Richard Frankenstein by a margin that grew to 57 518 votes after revised tallies. Frankenstein, UAW vice president, failed to carry his home precinct as Edwards led nine council candidates with 241253 votes.
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Detroit
Mecinet
Ahawext Mint
The
A. C
Frankensloen
Beriies Oauling Frankensteen
Jet Files
Edward J. Jeffries
Etre
Ofl
Richard T. Frankensteon
Use United Auth Workers Union
Principals Air School Credits For Veterans
Officials at the Rensselaer County School Superintendents and High School Principals Association meeting at Hendrick Hudson discussed awarding high school credits for veterans in the armed forces. No concrete plans were announced, with further talks set for the January 10 meeting. W Kenneth Doyle presided as administrators, including Elton J. Hakes and Mildred B. Craik, reviewed issues and policies with attendees from Redseel County and multiple local districts.
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Hendrick Maul San
Elton J. Hakes
Mra
Mildred BH. Craik
Redseelaer County
George H. Krug
Charles Connolly
John McMorriz
Schaghticoke
Harold Jordan
Rensselaer
Philip C. Tavensend
Oasterfan-on-Hudson
Marshall £. Wheeler
Langingburg
William J. Herdron
East Greenbush
Fred Bennett
Bevlin
D. G. Mavfartee
Valley Falls
Carl L. Colvin
Ens Greenbush
Cortintant predicts Republican gains in 1946 gubernatorial race
Election analysis quotes Cortintant, Bedesbhopp, and Fitzpatrick arguing Republican strength increases in New York State. They claim ALP Democrat unity won’t thwart GOP momentum, foreseeing a likely 1946 governor’s race victory and diminishing Dewey influence. The discussion centers on mayoral results and party dynamics.
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Bedesbhopp
Bedenkapp
Fitzpatrick
William O'Dwyer
New York City
Gav
Thomas E
Dewey
New York State
Oly
Sid Filapal- Viele
Camp Fire Guardians Schedule Council Fire Assembly Note
The Camp Fire Guardians Association met Monday night at The Hendrick Hudson. Mrs. Willan H. Marvin led a pasting tooling demonstration with Birk. Howard Hills directed a period of textile stenciling. Activities for the year were discussed. A council fire for readers of all Blue Bird Camp Fire and Horizon groups was voted for Monday December 2. Mea. Frank Hansen to serve as vessels, and Mrs. Joseph McGinnis was the hostess of the program.
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Camp Fire Guardiang Association
Neldnocrafts
Hendrick Hudson
Willan H. Marvin
Birk
Howard Hills
All Blue Bird
Camp Fire
Horizon Groupas
Frank Hansen
Yessels
Joseph McGinnis
Veterans of Foreign Wars Meeting At Remsen Sweat
Yelovins to Mart Cohoss Pust will meet today at 7 pm in Wha guuders on Remsen Sweat. Reports on the current membership campaign will be submitted during the business session presided over by Commander David Mayerot. A social period will follow.
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Yelovins
Mart
Foreign Ware
Remsen
David Mayerot
Cohoes Group To Hear Former Prisoner of Japs
Garnett Gardiner, a former prisoner of war in Shanghai, will lecture to Cohoes group members at the Saturday Diat q meeting. The program at the House of Siliman Memorial Presbyterian Church includes details of wartime captures, escapes, and life in Japanese captivity with background on Gardiner's wife, Mrs. Gardiner, and local hosts, followed by a reception.
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Shanghai
House of Silliman Decor
Grinsholm
Dorothy Smith
Marjorie
MacLean
Patna
Moeelitg
House of Siiman Memorial
Proghytariah
Wii AL Re. Krause
Ghauce Vi
Swatvoord
Oryoouh
Merchants in Cohoes Plan Organizing Meeting
Merchants in Cohoes to organize a rel ierctate group will meet today at 10 am in Common Council chambers City Hall. Speaker will be William McCoohrans president of the Troy Chamber of Commerce. C T Wright secretary of the Cohoes commerce group will preside and an open forum will follow to discuss problems and possible operations.
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Cohoes
Common Council
Gliy Hall
Yea Larday
Sunuul We. McCoohrans
Troy Charber
Com Mageee
C. T. Wright
Cohoes Commerce Group
Cohoes Girl Engaged to Marry in Local Announcement
Miss Elizabeth Ann Gitica Burton Montgomery of Waterford will marry James Burton Montgomery of Waterford in a forthcoming wedding. Both graduates of local high schools and Behr Manning employees. Engagement announced by Mrs Keiward J Goufra of 25 Emsperia Avenue. Wedding date pending.
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Emsperia) Avenue
Omarelsge
Elizabeth Ann Gitica
Jsranex Burton Mentgomery
Third Street
Waterford
Mre
Thayer Montgomery
Guire
Gohoea High School
Behr-Manning Corporation
Montgomery
Behr-Manning
Waterford High School
Troy Business College
Cohoes Elks Plan Reception Monday
Members of the Cohoes Elks Lodge plan to greet Edeard E MacMillan and John L Fleming during a Monday official visit. A 6 30 pm dinner precedes a candidates initiation and a bazaar report. Reservations close soon.
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Delembers
Cohoes
Ladys
Elke
Edeard E. MacMillan
Ticondaroga
John L. Fleming
Hurthoasters
New York State
Elks’ Association
Ronma
Hieethige
Iba
the Gratin
Joseph Gagnon
Avill Close
Tomion Row
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