Probe Clears Slavs on Use Of UNRRA
Belgrade Yugoslavia reports a UNRRA probe found no evidence of large scale misuses of relief supplies for Tito’s army. Commission says 2,000,060 tons distributed. delays due to administrative hurdles. Yugoslav government cooperative. some vehicles flagged as possibly UNRRA origin were reviewed with explanations requested. Supplies allegedly saved millions of lives.
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Belgrate
Yugoslavia
Vareesmat Ulna
Genvaltice
Yeaturday
World Reset Organization
Marshal Tito
US Rra
UILA
Ng Commission
Unrbu
B. Laduardias
U.n.arua
Uw.r-R.a
Veterans Plan Formation Of Republican Veterans Group
A letter from Siward A. Pilegerald of Troy outlines forming a permanent Republican Veterans Association to organize a conference Friday night at Hendrick Hudson. The plan targets veterans from World War I and II and urges broad veteran attendance to discuss postwar issues and advise Republican leadership in the county and city.
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Republican Veterans’ Association
Hendrick Hudson
Siward A. Pilegerald
Troy
Timberwolves
Us & Army
Fitzgerald
Republican Party
Svmis
Livaugh Whitch
Ae Toy
Witgerald
Wha
Repubican
Vitter Gisa
Ats ‘Tits
Ttig
Greenwich Weekend Notes Highlight Local Events
Greenwich residents attended a card party for the Twentieth Century Club at Grange Hall North Greenwich and planned Halloween parade activities. The Mary McClellan Hospital donation day runs 2 to 5 pm with fruit vegetables and flowers sought, while scouts practiced navigation carpentry and photography. The Greenwich Central School resumes hair studies after a brief break and the Men’s Bowling League opens its 1946 17 season at Millman’s alleys on Lower Main Street.
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Greenwich
Mabel Fielding
New York
John Fielding
Main
Twentieth Century Club
Grange Hall
North Greenwich
Edwin Neilson
Mowry Avenue
Alice Sherygan
Bacon Hill
Greenwich Central School
Greenwich Men's Bowling League
Milm
Lower Main Street
Stella Aldeleh
Alien Tost
Ashlar
CBS
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
George Daisy
Robert Thomas
Melvin Gonick
Russell Edgerton
Local Club and Church Activities Schedule Upcoming Event
Wynantskill and surrounding groups held meetings at homes including Mrs Charles Cranston and Mrs Leverman Coonract. Upcoming events include a Halloween party planning session on Monday Oct 1 and a Dec 5 annual fair and supper. Members contributed to the organ fund and community drives. Choir rehearsals and a Girl Scout troop meeting were also noted with officers and organizers named.
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Blue Moon SH Club
Charles Cranston
the Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Leverman
Coonract
Harry Raphael
Ore
Edgar Worthington
Joan Cushing
Herbert Winter
Donald Biack
Thomas Scott
Irving Conran
Ladies’ Aid Society
Friendly Circle
Mrt
Reo
Chure
Addie Little
Mae
Samuel Alexander
Adam E. Decker
Boy Scouts
John
Mubln
Tlan
M. Keeman
Aufflotent Fund
Troop Plans New Wall Lents and Meeting Notice
The troop schedules a Saturday paper drive on the 20th with Mary Raghte to collect funds, and outlines a celebration for next month. Charles Crangatton J M Irenman Last Dloklnsan and Frank McNelh view progress while Roland Trathen and others review the shaker renewal. New frat members Joseph Uline and Robert Jones are noted along with a promotion. Next meeting is November 17 at Hurry Haphol’s home.
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Wesus
Roland Trathen
Mast Clethet
Lineat Wulppon
Senul Exventus
Hurry Haphol
New York Times Urges Dewey Victory in State Race
The New York Times yesterday urged the election of Gov. Thomas H. Dewey, Republican candidate for a second term, and criticized the Democratic rival for U.S. Senator, former Gov. Herbert H. Lehman. The editorial praised Dewey as an excellent administrator and urged voters to support him.
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New York Times
Dewey
New York Time
Thoma H. Dewey
Herbert H. Lolman
U. & Senator
Dawey
Editorial satire and party politics in a malformed gossip piece
The fragment references Democratic nominee Janis M. Mead and Republican candidate for the U S Senate, with critiques of campaign tone and claims of political experience. It glances at editorial debate, perceived bias, and the idea of independent service though details are garbled.
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Muta
Janis M. Mead
The
Chinon
Tsing
Tves
U. S
Jenate
Logiaistor
Bellevad Lehnini
Prohibition Return Forecast by Rochester Leader
Rochester leader Colvin of Evaston predicts public opinion will demand the return of national prohibition. She contends the public mood favors enforcing temperance measures as seen in recent events and discussions in the region.
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Rochester
Halsd Colvin
Dermand
Calyby
Waiau Nation Eyes Prohibition Comeback Amid Alcohol Debate
A fragmented report centers on Waiau discussions about restoring dry laws. Officials weigh state actions, welfare concerns, and potential economic impacts as the drive toward renewed prohibition gains attention.
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Waiau
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Sven
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Philip Morris
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