Large arrival of American troops to ports in New York Boston and California
The Associated Press reports about 20 000 servicemen arrived yesterday at New York and Boston aboard twenty transports from Europe. Additional groups totaling thousands arrived at various ports including Newport News and San Francisco with dozens of ships and hundreds of personnel onboard. A separate line notes the death of Beles, the chief revision clerk of the New York State Assembly, at his home.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Europe
Tavees
Batnfantry Regi
Arcom
Larkspur
Herbourge
Joaquin Biller
D. Holland
Julian Shaw
Jo Welker
Air Force
Maripolar
John Holland
Aleces Fortier
L$rd
San Francisco
Comet
Normadterm
Permanente
Beles
New York State Assembly
Perrys
Truman Orders Abolition of War Production Board
President Truman moves to abolish the War Production Board and replace it with the Civilian Production Administration under J. D. Small. The change shifts wartime control to peacetime reconversion, guiding material priorities, inventories, and scarce resource allocation.
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Washinston G—Pressfestere
Charles G. Foss
WPS
J. A Heeg
J.D. Small
Smith
Preece
Boian Production Administration
Cpa
John W. Snyder
WPE
Tae Cpa
Japan
Poople
Camp Fire Girls hold national study in New York City
Mrs M E Belden and seven Camp Fire Girls including Miss Nancy Soule and Mrs Helen Gottschalx are among executives and attendees for a two day training by a national program study conducted nationwide. The meeting takes place in New York City.
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M. E. Belden
Nancy Soule
Helen Gottschalx
Mary Philo
Loberta Marvin
Edna Stallion
Jean Tanquary
Troy Counted
Camp Fire Girls
Gram
New York City
Seaway Plan in Senate Faces Treaty Question
President Truman urged speedy approval for Great Lakes St Lawrence Seaway development but critics argued treaty form is required. Senator Overton said a treaty is needed and noted navigation rights and Niagara River power diversion are unresolved. The plan, backed by nine senators, seeks federal built power facilities later handed to New York State.
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Washington
Dpi
Truman
Lales-St Lawrence
Nater Overton
D-La
United States
Caheda
Senate
House
Connally
Dyex
Senate Foreign Relations
Thuman
Barkley
D-Ky
Imagnaacy
St. Lawrence Seaway
Niagara River
Overton
Great Lakes
New York State
Thieves Hit Pittsfield Diner and Albany Office
Safebreakers stolen $300 at the Nine and Twenty Diner near the New York and Pittsfield Highways. A $1,000 war bond and cash were trapped in a strong box. no loot at Loose Wires Biscuit Co. Albany. Earlier, a window break at a cafe yielded small money. Troy editor Dwight Marvin set to speak in Syracuse on Oct 15 with other editors.
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New York
Pittsfield
Loose Wires Biscuit Co
Albany
Locee-Wiles ,Co
Troy
Dwight Marvin
The
Record
New York State Society of Newspaper Editors
Syracuse
Roseas Drummond
Washington
Christian Science Monitor
Harold W. Sanford
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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