Reich Communists Rule Berlin, Eisenhower Says
Eisenhower said German Communists largely govern Berlin while elections hollowly threaten their grip. He cited Soviet censorship, Communist control of Berlin radio, and paper supplies for 20000 copies versus others. He noted Allied talks on quadripartite radio control and described denazification moving to end Aug and Nazis pushed from government to private roles.
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Wasbiegion Uhr
Prighet
Eienhower
Berlin
Comseunise Party of Germany
Cniva
Allied Metallius
Sxichs
Pepers
Asé
Parziee
Libera Democrats
Eisenhower
Beritt Radio
United States
Ensz
Banks Cleared of Nazis in American Zone
Eisenhower reported that Nazi influence in the U.S. zone’s banks was nearly removed by late August with about 3,000 Nazis ousted. He noted one in three Germans studied in financial institutions showed Nazi ties and that schools were heavily Nazified as teachers were purged. Elementary schools were set to open on schedule amid a democratization push and continued restrictions on political life since June.
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Eisenhower
Eizenhower
German Occupation Critique and Economic Strains Report
The report notes limited active resistance in occupied Germany, with propaganda aimed at the population and widespread criticism of the occupation. It details rising agriculture but worker shortages and an 18 percent mine worker increase, while Western zone production climbs but remains well below 1933 levels.
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Eisentower
U. S
Die
Tevel
Co’ Wes
Germany
Women’s Guild Meets Hear Lecture on India
The Women’s Guild gathered at Second Presbyterian Church Monday with supper by Mrs. Earl Bryce and Mrs. Walter Bean. Devo tions led by Mrs. Jane Hunt, program by Miss Isobel ie Ross on India with a mounted illustration. mission committee announced Christmas boxes for needy European families.
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Women's Guild
D A V Auxiliary Nozes Welcomes Two New Members
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans meets at 5 Third Street and adds Gold Star mothers Mrs. Viole Foley and Mrs. Amelia Lee. Meeting day changed to the third Tuesday monthly, with November 72 noted due to election timing. The group plans in its remodeled quarters at 494 River Street, presided by Commander Mrs. Thelma Warren.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Disabled American Veterans
Third Street
Fnto
Viole Foley
Amelia Lee
River Street
Thelma Warren
Auxifiers
Veterans Aid Group Forms to Help Returning Servicemen Start Businesses
Serviceman's Aid Group, aided by veterans organizations and the Chamber of Commerce, plans to assist World War I and II veterans in entering business. A proposed advisory committee will steer veterans to sectors including auto, banking, building supplies, cleaners, cigars, fuel, dairy, electric, furniture, farms, groceries, hardware, hotels, insurance, investments, jewelry, and more, matching talents with opportunities.
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Troy
Chamber Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Mex Ehrlich
Clark Perry
Barry Weiss
WH Bumstead
F. A Richter
A. J. Morris
Joseph Pytko
John Sarkis
C. C. Freihofer
Julius Keller
Louis Silver
Banks
TF. W. Rourke
Joseph F. Delaner
Edgar C. Stillman
Henry B. van Denbergh
Don Welch
Louis Gross
Beach Parker
F. W. Clements
Carl Grimm
BR. L
Norman J. Francis
C. R. Cornell
Vincent Cramer
L. Hayes
Irwin R. Browd
Jutias
J. Goodman
J. P. Ryan
H. Russell
AL. Gumble
Joseph Goodman
John Coven
Rens
Selaer County Agriculturel Committee
Maurice Filson
Michael Basso
George B. Roth
Carl Swanton
Lelenda Wilson
James A. Keith
Alex
L. Darcy
Arthur Mace
Thomaes A. Bengrew
Chester McLoughlin
Paul Reinhardt
Edward M. Mullen
Warren E. Liste
J. A. van Wie
Warren H. Peters
James E. MacCneésney
Tom SL Patrick
Norman W. Eiseman
Wai . Edwards
Unclear Business Directory Fragments Include Names and Trades
A fragmented list shows numerous personal names and business lines such as Mercantile credit Opticians Paints plumbing produce real estate and trucking. The OCR reads as a scattered compilation of individuals and shop categories without a cohesive event or clear context.
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Harold Finkle
Mes
Wiltant
Dencan
Itz Helmbeid
Charles M. Rodriguez
Charles Bedrosian
Mer’swear
M. Bo Kingella
Thomas McBride
P. A. Savard
Mikes Grass
Mercantile Credit
Joan E. van “Epps
Opticians
Arthur H. Welfington
Thomas C. Plumb
Paints
William P.dauchy
C. Stowell Carroll
A JZ. Allan
Ralph
T. Curtis
Lester
F. Cole
J. P. Feil, Jr
Jenk J. Bolan
J. T. Whurst
Fred A. Beck
Walter Snyder
George H. Prout
Rozarie Pusatere
Raymond J
East Side Plans for annual siej and party
East Side announces a church community schedule with Sunday School plans at Third Presbyterian Church. Board members designate committees for programs decorations refreshments and midweek prayer. offerings include a clam chowder sale by the October group of the Women’s Guild.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Brorgan
McChesney Court
Charlies E. Brunelie
Charles Hutchinson
Belen Thau
Betty Post
Joan Geddis
MacFarlane
Army Men From Troy Area Receive Honorable Discharges
A group of Troy area soldiers and officers received honorable discharges from the Army. Among them were three officers including First Lt. Robert A. Moore of East Greenbush, and First Sgt. Irving Rosenstock of Rensselaer. Enlisted men listed include Sgt. John G. Arekatian of Pawling Avenue, Troy, and Sgt. Walter Gil of Fifth Avenue, Troy, with others from Green Island, Waterford, Mechanicville, Hoosick Falls, and nearby towns. Discharges occurred at Fort Dix, Fort Bragg, Fort Knox, Bremerton, and Little Creek, with several noted as having long-duty histories.
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Army
Fort, Dix Mondey
Troy
Robert AL. Moore
East Greenbush
Secord
Horace EL McGinns
Chatham
First Sa
Irving. Rosenstock
Rene, Pelad
Sgt
John
G. Arekatian
Pawling Avenus
Mike Cocea
President Street
Walter Ge Gil
Fifth Avenue
Pix
Pierce
Leonard
ES Tenth Street
Leo Seiveiner
Sanford Wl Urzewhte
Fifteenth Street
S. Bet Johns
Wilson
Broadway
Waterviser
Roland
Landry
Main Street
SySer Andrew Markos
Saratoga Street
Ted Anthony
Clark Avenue
Cohves
Joseph
Sicktes
Gearke Street
Green
Islanol
George J. Aluvray
Division Street
Waterford
Lawrence &. Burke
Saratoga Springs
Albert al Behake
Rexford
Nermian J. Beaudage
John W W.] van Gelder
Rensselaer
Janes J. DeVos
Menands
Willam W. Dougherty
John H. Hickey
Hoosick Falls
Richard A. Greene
Huesson Falls
George PB. Morgan
Valley Falls
Lester Wo’ Odell
Lake Luzerne
Nicholas Poedwirmy
Salletor
Spa
John Serdalik
Mechanicville
William G. Casey
Little Creek
Po J Tricarico
Frog and Snow
White Plains
New York
George R Moore
Congress Street
Fort Bragg
John E. Nelson
Fort Knox
Frank Herkimer Road
Fourteenth Street
Bremerton, Wash
Stolen Car Found Abandoned on Petersburg Highway
An automobile owned by Mrs. Mary L Dempsey of Williamstown was stolen from West Main Street early Monday morning. It was found abandoned on the Petersburg Gratton Highway by Deputy Sheriff Grover W Campbell. The check of the speedometer showed the car had been driven 114 miles and it was undamaged. Mrs. Dempsey was notified and claimed the machine.
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Mary L Dempsey
West Main Street
Williamstown
Petersburg-Gratton
Grover W. Campbell
Murphy Named Chief Of Fire Department Speigletown Volunteers Elect John Murphy
John Murphy was elected chief of the Speigletown Volunteer Fire Department on Monday night. The department, with about 110 members, has a new pumper due December 1 and has raised $6,000 to buy land for a house to be built in the spring. A masquerade ball is planned at Miami Beach Wednesday evening. Oct. 31.
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John Murphy
Speigletown
Best
Miami Beach
James Murdock receives honorable Navy discharge
James Murdock chief boatswain's mate, veteran of six invasions and two torpedo sinkings, is honorably discharged and returns to work at New York Telephone Co in Troy. His service included Merchant Marine time before 1939, Navy enlistment, battles off Trinidad, Newfoundland, Africa, South America, Salerno, Leyte, Mindanao, Lingayen, Davao, and Okinawa where his ship was torpedoed. Home address listed as 10 Farm Street.
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James Murdock
Navy
New York Telephone Co
Troy
Merchant Marine
Bostswain
Trinidad
Newfoundland
Africa
South America
Mediterranean
Salerno
Pacific
Leyte
Mindakao
Lingayen
Davao
Okinawa
Russell Camp Women Attend Event in Schenectady
The Marcus Russell Camp and United Spanish War Veterans group announce a post night at Eugene Griffin Camp Schenectady. Mrs Manuel Ferra and twenty delegates will attend the inspection meeting and dinner for the Coltin Ross Campus Canoes. Miss Charlotte Cameros will be inspecting officer. The group plans a $10 Victory Bond purchase and a parade on Armistice Day.
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Marcus, D. Russell
Aurmary
Eugene Griffin
Schenectady
Manuel Ferra
Coltin-Ross
Sharlotte Cameros
Ehves
Cuest
Name Group to Plan Honor Roll unveiling
The committee planning the Thirteenth Ward memorial unveiling on Ingelte and Fifth Avenues at 4 on Monday night appointed several subcommittees. Music by John Pyan Charles McCarthy and Edward Hicks. decorations handled by Miss Apa y Roberts aith Clarene Thomas Dee. Officers include Justin Mahoney as treasurer and speakers listed as Mr Dee and Mrs Smith.
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Thirteenth Ward
Fifth Avenues
Aiketing
John Pyan
Charles McCarthy
Edward Hicks
Apay Roberts Aith
Clarene Thomas Dee
Eleanor Countradt
Howard
Boy Scouts
Dee
Mra Smith
George Taytos
John KasarHas
Miss Hems
Justin Mahoney Wis
Reasurer
Covered dish supper at Grace Methodist Church event
Grace Methodist Church hosted a covered dish supper Monday night organized by the Women’s Society of Christian Service in the church parlors. Mos EF B Wiseman led the meeting with Mrs Ray Baker as hostess. Devotions were given by Mrs Albert Spendiff and Miss Mary Davint spoke on The Church in Bur ep.
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Edward ©. Stowe
Women's Service Guild
Grace Methodist Church
B. Wiseman
Ray Baker
Beetess
Albert Spendiff
Mary Davint
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