Five Powers Deadlock Delays Treaty Talks At Conference
The Big Five failed to start a timely session as French British and Prussian delegates toiled over a new protocol draft while the Chinese and Soviet envoys withdrew to Lancaster House. Negotiations stretched into the early hours with no clear consensus and officials warned today’s session could be the conference’s last.
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Lancaster House
Segin
Georges Badgun
Aids
Lancaster
Hauge
Guart Vyacheslav M. Molovey
Bources
Japan Receives MacArthur Orders on Banking Closures
Occupation fronts report 21 Japanese controlled banks closed by MacArthur order with Yokohama Specie Bank and Hypotec Bank reopening yesterday. Missing funds from Philippines and East Indies under search. Asahi accuses government of imprisoning liberals. Kadama linked to past exploitation ventures. Bank of Japan officials deny holding foreign money. investigators seek royal household assets as assets liquidated.
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Japan
Yokohama Specie Bank
Philippines
East Indies
Tokyo
Asahi
Kenji Kadama
Central China Development Co
China
MacArthur
Phiippines
Philip ‘Pings
Finance Ministry
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Kramer
Bank of Japan
Indo
Siam
Bank Seizures Spur Liquidation Orders Across Asia
MacArthur orders liquidation of 21 seized banks tied to Japanese wartime exploits. The Bank of Japan and branches of Bank of Chosen and Bank of Taiwan face closure while the government bears the losses. American experts will study records, months needed to detail the sprawling bancalace.
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Bank of Taiwan
Formosa
Philippines
Barreo
New Guinea
Mitsui
Mitsubishi
Imperial
Kramer
Roosevelt era loan and tax dispute roils Congress
The article outlines Republican and Democratic positions on a $200,000 loan to Elliott by John A. Hartford, with claims the President influenced the arrangement and a subsequent $196,000 tax deduction dispute. It cites Treasury and Justice concerns, and mentions Jesse Jones as Commerce secretary approving settlement.
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Olsen
Hartford
Fae Department. of Justice Antitrust
Firc
Bureau of Intormal Revenue Investigation
Hartfore
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Evev
Roosevelt
Elfiett
John A. Hartford Eresery Chain
Jesse Jones
Commerce
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United States
Sir Hartford
Federal
John Hartford
Eldistt
Ruth G. Roosevelt
Jenkins
Robio
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Ways and Mears
Texas
Otes Effistt
Four Speeders To Face Charges In Police Court
Four motorists were arrested on speeding charges in local police court. Three were stopped on Second Avenue and one on Paw Paw Avenue. Accused include Augustus Disiste and O Grady. Court appearance set for soon.
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Second Avenue
Paw 2 Avenue
Augustus Disiste
Metere O'Grady
Siprats
Waterford Library Leaders Named
Waterford High School announces library leadership with an advisory committee including Lt. Col. Slegey Hammers Judge Edward Burgess Miss Marion Ranney Miss Helter Gunar John Cole William Morris Edward Smith Rance Cory McGerty and Miss Isabel Lyots Irwin Morton Ruth Machaffie Margaret Mayor Welsh. National Honor Society members will assist. The committees meet today at 5 pm at Waterford High School to plan initial activity.
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NASA
Gerwee
Smyth
Ing
Slegey Hammersten
Edward Burgess
Marion Ranney
Helter Gunar
John Cole
Wiliam B. Morris Edward Smit Rance Cory A McGerty
Isabel Lyots
Irwin Morton
Ruth Machaffie
Pitbull
Margaret Mayor
Sa FL Welsh
National Honor Society of
Waterford High School
Navy reorganizes command structure under executive order
The Navy will shift principal powers from fleet commander in chief to the chief of naval operations. An informal board under Undersecretary Ralph Berd will propose an organizational plan. The change revokes two prior orders from 1931 and 1932, preserving the CNO’s role in readiness, logistics, and coordination of Navy bureaus.
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Civis
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
White House
Forrestal
Ralph Berd
Chief of Naval Operations
Feet
Blarch
Naval Operations
Eva Edwards Heads Officers Of Iran Caldron Meeting
Mrs Eva Edwards was elected mighty chosen one of the Iran Caldron Daughters of Mokannz at their annual meeting last night in room 81 Fourth Sire presided by Mrs Elizabeth Claydon mish chosen one Other officers elected were Mrs Ann Hoffay Lalla Mrs Irene Legge Yusef Miss Mabel Claydon Redival Miss Fanny Upham treasurer Mrs Audrey Davis Nanournia Mrs Anna Almond Zyrette Installation of officers will be conducted at the rooms on Nov 3 to be open to the public Following the election a report was given on the recent national convention in Troy
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Eva Edwards
Mokannz
Elizabeth Claydon
Ann Hoffay
Lalla
Irene Legge
Yusef
Mabel Claydon
Redival
Fanny. .Upham
Audrey Davis
Nanournia
Anna Almond Zy-rette
Troy
Ride Wagon To School In Winthrop Transport Strike
In Winthrop Massachusetts hundreds of youngsters were driven to school in a police patrol wagon during a transportation strike. The unusual arrangement provided ride to both boys and girls as doings halted public transit.
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Winthrop
Mass
Ladies of G A R Auxiliaries Plan Dinner in Troy
A joint dinner for all the auxiliary units of the Troy Albany Schenectady area of the Ladies of the G A R under the sponsorship of McConibe Auxiliary will be held at The Hendrick Hudson on Oct 17. Mrs Eleanor Debbet, president, and Mrs Margaret C Brady, national president, named dinner chairman.
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G.A R
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Young's Hat
Eleanor Debbet
Margaret C. Brady
Peat National
Desig
Cheries Messier
Albany
Coun eUor
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Cecilia Burns
Glens
Washington
Senate
McCarran
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House
O'Mahoney
Wye
Upstate County Eyes Soil District Creation in Washington County
The Board of Supervisors in Upstate County plans to form a soil conservation district in Washington County. A 10 am Tuesday hearing at Hudson Falls will decide the proposal with a farmers’ committee visiting Chenango County beforehand to study an operating district. The plan would allow county or town heavy equipment to assist soil improvement projects on private property via the conservation district directors.
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Washington County
Board of Supervisors
Hudson Falls
Chenango County
Harry M. Booth
Easton
Frank Wright
Hartford
Clarence MM. Slack
Fort Edward
Farm Bureau
Slack
Hindu-Moslem Riots Spread in Bombay
British troops reinforced Indian soldiers as Hindu-Moslem violence spread to new districts in Bombay. Casualties reached 32 killed and 152 injured. Officials held a battalion of troops in readiness as streetcar and bus services remained paralyzed amid knifings and street unrest. Claude Scott said rioters were responsible for a blaze in a gunny sack warehouse late Sunday night.
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Bomay
Bombay
Claude Scott
Auxiliary to Stage Halloween Party Plans Discussed
Lt d Joseph P. English Garrison Army and Navy Union Auxiliary met at the Spanish-American Veterans Hall to discuss plans for a Halloween masquerade party on Nov 3. Mrs Ann Dundon presided. Ada Robinson reported on the box lunch fundraiser for the banner fund. next meeting is Oct 13. Ada Robinson elected chair of the Halloween party committee.
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Joseph P. English Garrison
Army and Navy Union Auxiliary
Ann Dundon
Ada Robinson
War Vessel Losses in World War II Navy Report
The Navy released a final accounting showing 701 vessels built or operated by the United States during World War II. Of these, 137 were frontline fighting ships with the rest auxiliary and amphibious craft. Major combatant losses included two battleships the Arizona and Oklahoma at Pearl Harbor five aircraft carriers six escort carriers seven heavy cruisers three light cruisers 72 destroyers 11 destroyer escorts and two submarines.
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Washington
United States Navy
Navy
Arizona
Oklahoma
Pearl Harbor
Jubilee date observed in Cohoes couple
Mr and Mrs Jacces B Lahey of Central Avenue Cohoes celebrated their wedding anniversary with a ceremony at St Bernard's Church conducted by Father Heavens. Mrs Lahey, a former sister at St Agnes, and the couple have long ties to the Cohoes Police Department and Schenectady area.
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Jacces B. Lahey
Central Avenue
Cohoes
Bt. Bernard's Church
Hemes
Fe & Foray
Cohves
Stacy
Gohe Sheridas
Cohves Contingent To Leave Today
The Cohves contingent prepares to depart today for preinduction testing at the Army selection center. A formal card issued for the preinduction exam outlines the process and timing for the unit’s departure.
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Cohves
Armed Forces
Pfces
Certificate Filed in County Clerk Office
A certificate filed yesterday in the County Clerk's office lists Urd QO Robinson of Rensselaer as a party to operations once conducted by Mr. Robinson and James H. Saaith. The document references a bust in Robbie and Fourih and notes the former conductors.
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Robinson
Rensselaer
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