Troops Arrive in U S Ports Backup Major Allied Deployment
The Associated Press reports 34 900 troops arrive in U S ports from Europe and the Pacific as ships reach New York and West Coast harbors. Units listed include 832nd Engineers, 448th Ordnance, 1 067th Evacuation Hospital, 216th AAA Battalion, WAC detachments, and various miscellaneous personnel aboard multiple transports.
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Associated Press
West Coaat
Pacific
AL Now York
Marceulesy
Battin Jon
Mexico
Bustan
Perssonnel
Tolowini
Jee
Antwerp
Gran
Sestaniay
Newport News
West Polit
Lefiery
Ceihpaus
Armared
Ndi
Fragmented WWII military unit roster and site listings
A fragmented OCR record lists numerous WWII era units, battalions, companies, and hospitals with locations such as Monterey San Diego Seattle and Los Angeles. It includes armored divisions, signal, ordnance, medical battalions, police units, and ships and personnel totals across multiple bases.
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Ph Armored Division
Actillocy
Company
Livision
Evlow
Dd Armored Division
48Th
Armored Signal Company
Cavalry Reconnaissance
Civitan Peluehmlent
Quartennashir Bere
Oarlermaster Servien Company
Servier Company
Ordnance Company
Aap
Jeth Ordnance Evacuation Company
Orminge
Ttn
iRdrd
H6th
Military Police
Envicer
Perouismel
Sommel Sdy
Sevyite
Maine
Felalee
Levi
Crieh
Gatling
Joan Teumbon Pis
San Pramrisen
Monterey
Wheathind
Battleship Texas
Schuylkill
Renlate
Dawson
Gunnesque
Canfield
Albert Pulexon
Almsance
Pisree
San Diego
Miscellaneans
Pearl Harbor
Ungland
Swanson
Wilkes
Conk
Pranaport Falcon
Seattle
Wash
Procyon
Thompson Rom Attu
Gena Denall Tromt
Los Angeles
Bathchip Weat
Virginia
Honolulu
Mexico
Rosenman to Quit White House Post at Year End
President Truman announces that Judge Samuel J. Rosenman will retire as special counsel to the President at year end. Rosenman, who left a $25,000 seat post on the New York State Supreme Court, has sought retirement for months amid praise for his service from Roosevelt and Truman.
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Washington
Samuel J. Rosenman
White House
Wiliam Hasselt
Aid Rosenman
Truman Snd
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rosenman
New York State Supreme Court
Bayly arrives in the United States after duty abroad
Poestenkill celebrates the return of Thomas Bayly with word of his arrival in the United States following service. Mrs. Mleanoy Jones and her daughters Helen and Hazel visited Waterford with Mrs. Steve Swacey’s family. The Boestenkil Evangelical Lutheran Church plans a thank offering service on November 3 with speaker Richard Cummings and organizer Norma Beheimann.
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George Barly
Thomas Bayly
United Stats
Mleanoy Jones
Heles
Cazale
Steve Swacey
Mary
Jon John
Waterford
Women's Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Troy
Norma Beluimann
Societ
Hoosick Falls Hosts Open House for Education Anniversary
Hoosick Falls marks the 25th anniversary of American Education Work with open houses in four village grade schools tonight from 7 to 9. Parents may tour rooms then attend an auditorium program featuring a short dramatic radio sketch and performances by the high school band and chorus.
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Youjoreow
Hoosick Falls Wight School
Annual oyster avipper and fair at Church of Christ postponed
Community news covers an upcoming oyster avipper and fair at the Church of Christ with meals served by Mrs Alfred Shaver and Marjorie. Notices describe visits from Shaver relatives, church youth workshops, a Red Cross sewing omission, and Garfield School Association plans for a card party led by Mrs William Satterlee. An achievement night at the Methodist Church features the WH autos and Criss-Stitch Cookies with demonstrations and officer installations. A fatal accident report closes with Raymond Jin, 48, dying after a fall from his home roof.
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Eagle Mills
Mier
Church of Christ
Alfred Shaver
Marjorie
Shavers
Mes
Rosa
Dumont
Edward Thacker
Kenneth Marrow
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church
John C. Wilson
Red Cross
Garfield School Association
William B. Satterlee
Ting Ber
Ray G. Smith
Ralph Gites
John E. Lynch
Moenrners Hind
W. Richmond Robb
Ciit
Ernestine Albert
Esther Giles
Joyce Buckner
Cfitha
Dorothy Riegert
Priscilla Trumble
Eva Derkester
A. Waterfield
Sonat Clish
Floyensen
Dorothy Reily
Gross
Stitch Gookss
Judit Rabb
Bhiclew Hakes
Dave Reckner
Elit
Fin Pinpert
Aitter
Charnes Trimble
Piena
Doris Waterfield
Clit
Curates Reported Black Market Claims in Britain
A fragmentary report notes London officials and church figures discussing a black market for church funds. It cites Skeernes rector G. W. Clarksom and others as claiming some parishes resort to pirating methods to raise needed money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
LBA
Brit
Baily Mirror
Lears
Key
Clarksom
Skeernes
Cincotnshire
Tomas
Regia
Lady in Black Wife In Critical Condition After Overdose
Marion 12 Wilson known as the original Lady in Black lies in Santa Monica Hospital after an overdose of sleeping tablets. Police say she was married to silent screen star Tudolph Videntino and has a 19 year old daughter living in London, according to NEA Tele photo.
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FY Black
Marion
Wilson
Lady In Black
Tudolph Videntino
Santa Monica Hospital
London
NEA Telephoto
Johnson Urges Secrets Block to Russia and War Bases
Senator Edwin G Johnson urged keeping atomic secrets from Russia and proposed overseas bases with a global intelligence network and UN air patrols to curb illicit atom weapon production. He also rejected giving Russia full access in exchange for pledges, citing national security.
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Washington
Edwin G. Johnson
Cal
General Apnol
United Nations Air Patrol
Eati
Russia
Tum Yorab Hinov
Second elopement tale grips Oroville boy
A 16 year old known as Sonny eloped again after a second marriage attempt and is held in a jall cell. Police interrupted the earlier elopement with Mrs Zinio Vadhust Manfredi in Denver and are awaiting arrangements as his mother and relatives react amid a string of recent vows.
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Oroville
Cal
UPI
Bileworth
Nier
Sonny
Tye
Wes Nothng
Pearl
Leota Mastelor
Sanay
Zinio Vadhust Manfredi
Yui
Ariz
Uy Honey
Denver
Task Wadneadiy
Bereng Lala
Ling Beach
Irolumber Mill
Deveny
Michael Prater
Dennis
Rickey
Reject Dealers' Bid for Increase In New Car Prices
Washington reports Bowles, head of the Office of Price Administration, told Congress that dealers pushed for higher new car prices while a flood of more than 5000 telegrams protested OPA price plans. He warned government pressure endangers decisions based on merit rather than lobbying.
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Washington
Bliley
Chanter Buwlus
Congress
Autonobus
House
OPA
Conegress
Bowles
OPA Prices to be Announced for October 1948
Howles addressed committees and hundreds of auto dealers in the caucus room outlining the OPA price changes for October 1948. He stated the Office of Price Administration would announce the new prices on Thursday and referenced equity for various consumers.
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Flint
Anmieriey
Howles
Douxe
OPA
Milk Mixture For Stomach Ulcers
An advertised milk mixture claims to treat stomach ulcers caused by excess acid and ulcers. It is promoted for gun pains indigestion and heartburn due to hyperacidity and advertised for home use with a money back guarantee. Lorin sold by druggists.
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Arun Hluuiuo
Alea
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Hoosick
Kaylo Pendt
Hoosick Falls
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Kinsey
Webster
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Dinitad
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Buffalo UP
Raymond Jin
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