Allied military currency faced Senate questions in 1945
Senator Clark denounced Allied issued money used in North Africa Sicily and Italy as an extra Army appropriation without Congressional action. Morgenthau discussed an international postwar bank with up to 10 billion capital while senators scrutinized shinplaster style notes used to pay troops and buy supplies in liberated areas.
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Jack Bell
Washington
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Clark
D.-Mo
Congress
Treasury
Morgenthau
United States
Great Britain
Britain
Local O E S Members Honored At Stillwater Meeting
Charter members ma trons and patrons were honored at a Stillwater Upton Chapter O E S gathering. A degree in their honor was presented by matron Mrs Isabel Wilbur, with gifts to guests. District deputy grand matron appointment for Mrs Margaret Talmadge announced for Saratoga District. Memorial and social events noted along with obit for James Baldwin.
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Upton Chapter
Isabel Wilbur
Irene Brownell
Myra Truland
Janet Bradley
Ellen
Dean
Helen Doughty
Margaret Talmadge
Saratoga
Poestenkill Soldier Credited With Two Planes Down
Corporal Warren S. Jones, 21, of Poestenkill, credited with bringing down two enemy planes and 30 Nazis in Sicily, arrives at Halloran General Hospital on Staten Island for extended treatment. He must stay four to six months. wounded July 12. Jones awarded the Purple Heart. two crew members killed, two wounded. two other Jones family members in service.
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Corporal Jones
North Africa
Jones
Sergt
Livingston Jones
The
Troy Record
Russell Jones
Australia
Milk deliveries halted as Sheffield milk plant stalls
Drivers for Sheffield Farms Milk Co returned to work but no trucks left the plants due to missing pasteurized milk. War Labor Board directives met resistance as pasteurizers failed to report, leaving about 400,000 metropolitan families without milk for a fourth day. Borden Co trucks operated normally. Officials hoped raw milk would be processed soon and delivery schedules would resume tomorrow.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Sheffield
Edward C. Maguire
City Board of Transportation
F. H
Center Brunswick Riding Ten Bands Supper at Church
The Riding Ten Bands of Gilead Lutheran Church will sponsor a supper Thursday evening Oct. 28 in the church parlors. The Parent-Teacher Association meets Monday evening at McKinley School with Mrs. Jean White presiding. A brash demonstration will be presented. Members who did not bring canned goods to the last meeting are asked to bring them Monday evening. Attendees include Frank Welch of Schenectady, Miss Leia, Corrine, Verna, Patricia Ann and Miss Mary Quinn of Albany, and five Baldwin brothers Pfc. Stanley Baldwin in Africa Pvt. Earl Baldwin in Oregon Norman Kenneth and David Baldwin of Stillwater.
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John Hammond
Lyman W. Smith
Lawrence McDonald
David Dyer
W. E. Deyoe
Schoonmaker Memorial Presbyterian Church
Earl G. Hayner
Bemis Heights
Troy
Vera Ashley
Center Brunswick
Gilead Lutheran Church
Jin
McKinley School
Jean White
Frank Welch
Schenectady
Leia, Corrine
Verna
Patricia Ann
Stillwater
Mary Quinn
Albany
Pvt
Earl Baldwin
Oregon
Pfc
Stanley Baldwin
Africa
Norman, Kenneth and
David Baldwin
Court of Appeals to Decide Greenleaf Case
The Court of Appeals considers Edwin H. Greenleaf's appeal after his contempt conviction for failing to answer certain questions in a New York grand jury proceeding. The case centers on the legality of the contempt finding and related procedural questions.
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Court of Appeals
Greenleaf
Edwin H. Greenleaf
New York
Jury inquiry on Mullens sentence in war council case
A jury inquiry examines activities of Charles H. Mullens former deputy state comptroller and Greenleaf chairman of the Albany City and County War Council who received a sentence of thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Mullens
Greenleaf
Albany City and County War Council
Appeals Delay Fine Imprisonment Upheld in County Court Case
The Appellate Division affirmed the County Court ruling but the Court of Appeals granted an appeal and heard it yesterday. Imprisonment and a $208 fine were imposed, with execution of the order held up pending the appeal.
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Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
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Lodge
Staillhcater
Vera
Mission Society of the Presbyterian
James Baldwin
Hunn Memorial Hospital
St. Peter's Church
J. B. Lyon Printing Co
Menands
Patrick Baldwin
Salerno
Silver Springs
Alice F. Hall
West Pittston
Battle of
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington,d. C
Nabisco
National Biscuit Company
Mac
Cee
Aluminum
van i Tia
U.S. War Savings
Auiefy
Poestenkill
iSheffield Company
Beverwyck Beer
Beverwyck Breweries, Inc
Albany, N.Y
Havana
Rudolph
East Terme
Trifari
Euntil
Moret
St. Christopher Design
Credit
Tast Credit
Army
Navy
Third Street
Miss Liberty
Ceedit
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