Two Pastoral Changes Announced
The presbytery at Woodville Presbyterian announced two pastoral changes at a special meeting. Rev Robert D Mallory requested removal from his pastorate after about 18 years, with no plans for his future, while Rev Leon S Dagmidt will be installed as pastor at Westminster Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Mallory has served the church since moving from Fort Edward and engaged in aviation interests. Dagmidt formerly led Brunswick Presbyterian and served a Canal Zone church.
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Leon S Dagmidt
Brunswick Presbyterian Church
Canal Zone
Mallory
Fort Edward
Civic Afain
DeSmith
Panama Canal Zone
Gatun Union Church
First Presbyterian Chore
Rensselaer
Brunswick Presbyterian
Anthony Mc Paterson
Sing Sung
Scarborough
Futher
Union Seminary
Columbia University
Le May Receives Life Membership in American Legion
Maj Gen Le May, who declined a U.S. Senate bid to fill Harold Burton’s term, was awarded a life membership in the Lakewood post of the American Legion. He led the 20 bomber group that leveled Japanese industry prior to the advent of the atomic bomb.
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Hackyd
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Tairwood O
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US Senate
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Lakewond
American Legion
le Way Way
Strike action looms as unions press General Motors
A prolonged dispute brews as the united automobile workers union presses General Motors and rivals Ford and Chrysler for wage hikes and arbitration terms. The GM council, representing about 200 members, prepared to respond within 21 hours to a national mediation proposal, amid talk of possible plant shutdowns if demands are not met. The UAW seeks a 3 percent wage increase and broader concessions, warning a strike could ripple through U.S. industry and supply chains.
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Amen
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Roosevelt plan and Navy officers clash over Pearl Harbor strategy
A Washington conference recounts Roosevelt plan to curb Japan with trade controls and two patrol lines. Admiral Stark and Richard son discuss under manned ships at Pearl Harbor and possible moves from Hawaii to the Pacific coast. Richardson testimony cites war risks and a debate on fleet deployment before Congress and Navy officials.
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State Department
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State Wall
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Richardson
United States
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Hala
Far East
Hanwaii
Rep Gearhart
Cal Richardson
Japan
Geeun
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Ward
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Roosevelt
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Viena
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Naval Operations
Pacific Coast
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Petal Harbor
Japanese Bluff and Pearl Harbor Debate Moves to Hawaii Test
The testimony details Admiral Richardson recalling 1910 alerts in Hawaii, prior plans to patrol the Pacific against Japanese ships, and opposition to entangling commitments. It notes Roosevelt era discussions, the Singapore base idea, and Richardson’s insistence on not being drawn into broader conflicts.
Accidents Cost U S More Planes Than Japs Nazis
Col George Pring, chief of the Office of Flying Safety, disclosed in a speech that U S air force accidents and losses exceeded those of hostile forces. he cited a higher civilian crash rate through October and urged aviation industry cooperation to improve safety.
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Army Air Forces
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Office of Flying Safety
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UN Force
Bern
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Winston Salem
Iran Seeks U S Aid in Dispute With Russia
Tehran protests to Moscow over Red Army actions in Azerbaijan province as Iranian officials urge U S leadership. Ambassador cites flagrant violation of Iran’s sovereignty and notes Washington’s potential influence. State Department signals possible U S action.
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Tian
Soviet Union
Arbassida
Perea
Teheran
Iran
United States
Moscow
State Department
Tne
Russia
Iranian Democratic Party
Azerbigan
Colines Masonic Lodge Ladies Night Planned
Colines Masonic Lodge announces a Ladies Night event next Tuesday with a varied program at the Maganic Seminary. Rev George Allen and Coles Arrena grand officers will preside. entertainment includes dancing and refreshments.
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Colines
Jobsminee
Cohnes
George Allen
Cole
Arrena
New York State
Whang
Wore & Harple
James B
Duseph
Alutehmson
Wall
Tonigit Choirkes
Degren
Tarile Qumior
Wedding planned for Miss Mary Mara and Franz Duscheng
Reported engagement of Miss Agnes Mivur of Bowerynd to Franz Duscheng 400 of Wi and u Belphis Du achent with wedding set at Ctelenn Avenue Sa daily. Details mention service members, local church activities, Rotary Club event at VanSchuck Island Country Club, and a health clinic. Also notes the death of Woodmore II-Tames R Waters and radio actor Jake Goldberg.
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Ratartans
Cal Et
Vandecar
Potuinad
Woodmore II
Tames R Waters
Jake Goldberg
the Goldberts
Wohlers
Broun
Abfns
Railroad Man Killed Near Fonda Village
A New York Central railroad sectionman named Jigi Arcess, aged 44, living in the village, was killed near here yesterday. The report notes North American calls and a conference promoting tourist attractions as part of a broader effort.
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Jigi Arcess
New York Central Railroad
Cohoes Elks Name Committees For Bazaar
Cohoes Elks announce bazaar committees with Edward Junnings and Gaynor overseeing. William J Caines, Albert Bole, and William Massey named general committee. Daley Netely leads publicity. Kilward South heads special tier. Robert Stack chairs refreshments. Samuel South Michidee and George A Piha handle decorations. Homer A Tussier and Arthur Donna lead additions. Meeting set for 8 PM Monday at the Oneida Street clubhouse.
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Euter
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Bole
William Massey
Daley Netely
Kilward South
Robert Stack
Mies Ciuzan
Jennyhys
Samuel South Michidee
George
Homer
Arthur Donna Entir
Ladini
Oneida Street
USES Director Speaks at Cohoes Club Meeting
Cohoes Club hosted a talk by a director of the United States Employment Service. The meeting featured remarks on unemployment concerns and veteran reintegration, with emphasis on federal help and cooperative efforts among agencies. Local attendees included club officers and community members.
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Bel
Troy Afice
United States
Smpresiient
Prin LU
Cohoes
Tonge Werte Cheatin Association
Mohawk Street
Urs
Viola Holman
Schenectady
Tout Metell
Hie
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Progam
Viele Sage
FBI
Breil Dows
Xan Mets
Churches Plan Services At Cohoes
Churches in Cohoes plan joint worship at 10 am with Holy Eucharist at Saint Peter’s and offerings of canned goods and perishables for the needy. Union services will be led by Rev Earl Fryar at multiple churches including First Presbyterian and St John’s Methodist, benefiting local hospital and aging home.
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Ghurehis
Cahos Hive
Sind
Episcopal Church
Secon
Witet Baptist
Earl Fryar
Cohoes Hospital
Cohoces Board Lists 36 Men In One Rating
A scanned roster shows Cohoces board listing 36 men in a one rating scheme with numerous names including James Mason Paty Dolor Meh Gehosk hvene Gamer Chirney Padhey Btante Pohtin Wiehe and others. The document names several local officials and potential candidates such as Jase Bowsekr Albu Fynent and Wil fro Palin ye PL Gebo and Lionel Caudreau among the listed members.
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Tate
Sevier
Utatig
Mallon
James Mason
Paty Dolor
Gehosk
Chirney Padhey
Vevey
Jase Bowsekr
Albu Fynent
Wilfro Palin
Gebo Hy
Lionel Caudreau
Ati Purlant
Feo Dipe
Weubho Jautes
Wires Willaee Gamnelt
Fred Pit
Kenneth Grae Oy
Fdward Chaliot Dank Rubel Tohn Buochee
Jor
Wd Ballard
Joewyh
Sule
Geral Toles
Chars Owens
Josephives Wallan Janusz Joseph Spiak
Harry Pusgerald
Garrett Captain Leads Colones Police Force Return
Garrett Captain, a veteran of the Mohs Pohta Department, has returned after two years away. The bureau named him a warrant in Val the Vicaray, following the death of Wel fred Delise Wallitay PD. Garretts ashes and Bott rapn were sworn into office.
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Mohs Pohta Deparment Am
Serhees
Welfred Delise
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