Exiled Nations Would Reduce Germany To Minor Power
European delegates in Atlantic City press conference on Germany’s fate propose stripping Germany to a minimal economy. Dutch economist Kerstens argues Germany must never regain major power status. Morgenstierne and Kwapinski urge punitive reparations and in kind payments. Call for exile nations to trade among themselves bypassing Germany. Conference aims to set terms for postwar peace and reconstruction.
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Atlantic City
Germany
P. A. Kerstens
Netherlands
Wilhelm de Munthe Morgenstierne
Kerstens
Czechslovakia
Poland
Belgium
Italians accuse Germans of shooting officers on Lero Island
Premier Badoglio's government charged Germany with shooting Italian officers captured while fighting with British on Lero Island in the Dodecanese. Similar killings cited in Albania and Montenegro as Italian troops resisted Nazis. Allied headquarters confirmed the act and the protest was sent through the Armistice Control Commission.
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Allied
Algiers
Pietro Badogno
Lero Island
Dodecanese
Albania
Montenegro
Badoglio
Armistice Control Commission
New Nazi Bomber Failure Says Allies
Allied headquarters in Algiers reported Germanys Heinkel 177 a large four engined bomber used in a Mediterranean convoy attack Friday is only partly successful with slow production and design problems The aircraft 85 feet long 103 feet wingspan carries a heavy load but prone to engine tandem propeller issues and dangerous dives The report notes its use on the Russian front was unsuccessful and labels the design as somewhat of a failure
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Allied
Algiers
Germany
Mediterranean
Allied Airforce
Halleck to head GOP congressional campaign committee
Washington report says Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana will become chair of the Republican congressional campaign committee. His election appears certain with no anticipated opponent after the death of Rep. J. William Ditter of Pennsylvania in an airplane crash last week.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Halleck
J. William Ditter
Pennsylvania
Sage Students To Hear Hindu Publisher Speech
Sage College chapel service will feature B. G. Krishnayya, former Hindustan Association president and editor of India and U. S. A. News Service, speaking at 11 30 a.m. on Gandhi and Nehru. Krishnayya, publisher of India and the U. S. A. and author of India, the War and Cripps' Mission, is a University of Madras graduate and former British Army lieutenant. He has taught at Madras, and studied at Columbia and New York Universities.
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B. G. Krishnayya
Hindustan Association
India
Fussell Sage College
Mr. Krishnayya
Columbia
New York
Pontiff seeks pledges to spare Vatican from bombing
Pope Pius XII asked the United States Great Britain and Germany for guarantees the Vatican will not be bombed again by war air forces. After the Nov 5 Vatican bombing, diplomats discussed open city status and safeguards while Rome remained a military target. American Britain and German officials signaled reluctance to spare Rome while German forces linger and railway hubs remain in use. No plane or bomb fragments were definitively identified.
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INS
Pius XII
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Vatican
Mgr
Giovanni Cicognani
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Europe
Rome
Lannot
Basilica of
St. Peter
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alled
Mediterranean
Tas
London
Berlin Strike After Allied Bombings Disrupts City
New York dispatch reports a large, disorganized strike in Berlin following repeated Allied bombings. British radio and London broadcasts say war production and operation across the city were affected, with heavy penalties threatened and impacts on daily life noted.
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Berlin
New York
INS
London
Mussolini Turns To Religion Amid Ferocious Hush Over Coup
Gen Antonino Basso, former Sardinia governor, reports Mussolini, ill and seeking escape in faith, has become fervent in religion and bitter at the Grand Council for overthrowing him. He urged death for the council members and favored a special tribunal. Basso notes Mussolini prayed at the bedside, ate only milk and fruit, and appeared wan, with a troubled weight loss, while his stance toward the Vatican accord is recalled as a key political pivot.
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Benito Mussolini
Grand Council
Antonino ¢ Basso
Basso
Sardinia
Mussolini
Campania
Italy
Galeazzo Ciano
Gen. Basso
Vatican
Italian Cardinal Denounces Germans as Godless Horde
Bern dispatch reports Milan Archbishop Ildefonso Cardinal Schuster condemns German forces for sacking church outskirts of Milan and stealing the eucharistic chalice. He calls the invaders a "horde" seeking to overthrow dogma and morale and urges Italian parents to guard their sons from recruitment while priests secure liturgical items from theft.
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Bern
Ildefonso Cardinal Schuster
Milan
Cardinal Schuster
Italia
Quarto Cagnio
Pius
Averill Park Group To Meet Tomorrow
The Averill Park Unit of the Rensselaer County Home Bureau will hold its November business meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Averill Park firehouse. Mrs. Garner Roney, unit chairman, urged all members to attend and bring matters of importance for discussion.
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Averill Park
Rensselaer County Home Bureau
Garner Roney
McIntyre Turns 65 Respectfully at Home Saturday
Washington March reports White House Secretary Marvin H. McIntyre marked his 65th birthday at home on Saturday after several weeks of illness and a run-down condition. He remains out of public view as health issues continue.
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McIntyre
Washington (P
White House
Marvin H. McIntyre
Mechanicville Christmas drive and local notices
Mechanicville Salvation Army gears up for its annual Christmas program with Capt. John E. Trask and calls for area-wide relief aid including Salem Hoosick Falls Cambridge Greenwich Stillwater and nearby hamlets. Schools reopen today at 9 am and the L B Blakeman Library opens then as bids are received for removing school ashes through December 6. Various social events and meetings follow including lodge humor, bowling leagues and community club gatherings.
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Salvation Army Corps
John E. Trask
Salem
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Greenwich
Stillwater
This City
Cohoes to Send Contingent to Army Service
A contingent of Cohoes men will depart Friday for Army service, announced by Selective Service Board No. 345. The exact size is undisclosed but described as small. included are men who passed the Albany induction station physical exams three weeks ago. Navy and Marine volunteers have already left, with the December contingent to be examined within days and depart shortly before Christmas. The city marked the third anniversary of 12 volunteers’ departure on Thanksgiving Day, November 25, 1940, with six rejected at the time.
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Cohoes
Army
Selective Service Board No
Albany
Navy
Marine Service
Colombia declares belligerency after German sinkings
Colombia states it is in a state of belligerency with Germany after a second Colombian schooner was sunk by German submarines. The Senate approved the move 33 to 13 after an all night session. Foreign Minister Carlos Lozano said no formal declaration of war will be issued. As a belligerent, Colombia aligns with Brazil and will adopt new defense measures.
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Bogota
Germany
Senate
Carlos Lozano
Brazil
Christmas turkey dinner reservations and party at First Methodist Church
Tickets for the turkey dinner on the first night are selling fast with over two hundred reservations. Norman Patrick at the temple of Arthur J. Smyth handles ticket sales. The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans a Christmas party Monday evening, Dec. 6, featuring a 6:30 covered dish supper and a gift exchange tree. Husbands invited. booths for crafts and home made goods open at 5 p.m. Garfield Lodge Knights of Pythias holds its annual meeting Monday, Dec. 6 at 7:39 p.m. in Pythian Hall with Willam McBride as chancellor commander presiding. The event includes election of representatives to the Grand Lodge convention. A Doming Club social series continues with games, awards, and refreshments led by Leslie Sibley and a committee.
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Prupa
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Fred Clute
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Arthur J. Smyth
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Charles LaDmered
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New York
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Leslie Sibley
Ben Sykes
James E Prout
William A Carr
Thomas J Osartt
Joseph Sykes
William P. George
Joseph Guiieany
Manuel A. Gasme
Mark J Fusco
Alois N. Maulty
Daniel Carr
Con F Green
At & P.m
Hemstreet Park
Riverside
Stillwater
Cohoes Church Group Installs Officers At St Marie's
Mrs. Rose Grignon was installed as president of the Ladies of St Anne at St Marie's Cohoes during a 6 pm dinner and ceremony at the church school house. Other officers named were vice president Alphonse Forget secretary Harvey Heroux and treasurer Edward Nadeau. The service was led by past president Mrs Marie Lanoue with Mr. Alfred Surprenant as master of ceremonies.
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Rose Grignon
St. Anne of St Marie's Church
Cohoes
Church School
Edward Nadeau
Adrien J. Bechard
Maurice Nadeau
Patrick O'Connor
Cohoes Dinner to Feature Marine Captain Speaker
Capt. Richard M. Holdsten of the Marine Corps will speak at a Cohoes High School dinner honoring five star families on December 8. Other speakers include Reg. Gen. Alexander D. Gillespie and Lieut Col. John R Meneely, with music by Maurice R. Starkey and ensembles from Waterview Choral Society and Cohoes High School band.
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Five Star Matters
Cohoes
Richard M. Holdsten
Marine Corps
F. Herrick Conners
Cohoes High School
Tas Cy
Aar Tee
Laula O’donovan
Ken Smith
Agnes Comtois
Cohoes Man Gives Up Job to Serviceman
Richard Murray a Cohoes Republican committeeman gives up his guard position at the State Capitol in Albany to Gordon Sweet of Albany, a returning Army veteran, who will resume the job. Murray’s appointment was temporary. Tag day in Cohoes nets $47 for Salvation Army work. Committees to meet of local groups. Births exceed deaths: 11 births, 5 deaths in Cohoes last week. Corp Francis J. Bertrand on furlough with family at 97 James Street. Miss Josephine Wrobel named deputy city clerk as Dorothy Reed leaves for Eugene Oregon to wed Pfc. Joseph Cooley. A senior class dance at Cohoes High School featured music by Chuck Therrien and group. various organizers listed.
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Samaritan Hospital
Irene Ten Eyck
Islip
W Edward Ten Eyck
Clifford Abel
New York City
Inlaw
William Abel
Omer Vailiere
Lorraine
Claudette
Muriel
Mechanicville-Waterford Road
Berlin
N. J
Jennie Vandecar
Saratoga Avenue
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Linda and
Allen, Jr
Richmond Townsend
Joseph Francis Green
Navy
Don Green
Naval Training Station
Sampson
Everglades Hotel
Miami
Fla
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James
Parris Island
S.C
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
John Obzud
Gorski
Ontario Street
St Michael's Church
Valentine Gierlacki
Anthony VW. Berdar
Organ Land
Joseph Vahgorski
Joseph Rymanowski
Stanley Piskaldo
Anthony Tkocarz
Woodrow Feeney R
Andrew Jar
Amsterdam
Andrew Picotte
Eldora
Louis Fournier
Schenectady
Dufresne
Main Avenue
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St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Alfred Mousseau
Green Island
Cohoes
Cohoes Hospital
League of the Sacred Heart
Adion
Olse Foose Mousseau
Theron Carr
Stamford
Conn
Bellerose
Paul
Benjamin
Heroes
David
Bains
Congress Street
St. Joseph's Cemete Waterford
Dela M. Kelly
Viet Street
Relyn
St. Agnes’ Church
May .Wassner
Laura M. Wassier
John Tierney
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Richard Murray
Richmond Street
State Capitol
Albany
Gordon Sweet
Mr. Murray
William Addy
Salvation Army
Tooms
Remsen Street
Beatrice A. Sibley
Lodge
Joseph Langher
Francis J. Bertrand
Army
Camp Deward
James Street
Air Corps
Shami
Josephine Wrobel
Peter Wrobel
Miss Wrobel
Dorothy Reed
Eugene Ore
Pfc
Joseph Cooley
Troy and Cohoes
Guadalcanal
Chester A. Tomaski
Marine Corps
Mary Tomaski
Mangam Street
Australia
South Pacific
Naval Hospital
Long Beach
John 8
Tomaski
Camp Pickett
Y W C A Cohoes Opens Game Room For Teens
The Y W C A building on Mohawk Street in Cohoes opened a new game room with a ping pong table and a radio Victrola for dancing. An open house Saturday night drew teen attendees and featured refreshments and a chaperoned event. Weekly open houses are planned for Cohoes youth with regular contract bridge classes to start after January 1 for both men and women.
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Cohoes Y. W.C. A
Cohoes
Mohawk Street
Association
Barty
Arlene
Vn Ashby
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Leo D. Favreau
Leversee Avenue
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Tech. Seret
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Saratoga Street
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Monte
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