Death toll of Nazi prisoners in Soviet camps reported
British authorities quoted German war prisoners describing brutal conditions in Soviet camps after Stalingrad. Reports claim about 94 000 Nazis died in camps or on the road home, with many deaths among able bodied men and Soviet prisons. Some prisoners’ accounts mention painful punishments and forced labor.
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Stalingrad
Tras
Trois
Prankfurtendder
Johnson
England
Stages Tramelt
Jebesotteig
Blue Division
Invalides
OConnell Slated For Murphy Post In County Dems
O Connell is expected to be elected county Democratic chairman to succeed the late John J Murphy. Ward and town presidents push his appointment as a vote of confidence in his leadership under the Dewey era. Police Justice Edward Kampf of Albany is tipped for U S district judge for the northern New York district to follow the late Frederick B Bryant, with the appointment anticipated soon by President Harry S Truman.
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Cornnel
Coosty
Ieratle
John J. Murphy
Tsat Mr. O'Connell
Democratic Party
O'Conmell
Dewey
Edward &. Kampf
Albany
United States
Cistcie
Federal Judicial District of New York
Frederick B. Bryant
Harry So Truman
Calvary Methodist Church Holds Annual Supper and Bazaar
Latham Captain John Cesare has returned to Newport News after a brief leave. Mrs. John Cesare and son John Jr visit Stop Sat Tror Schenectady. Calvary Methodist Church Women’s Society hosts annual supper and bazaar today and tomorrow at Calvary Mall with turke dinner and cafeteria supper planned. Mrs. William Wetter sr coordinates as general chairman with committees for crafts gifts canity and more.
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John Cesare
Newport News
George Whitney
Wiliam Hubbs
Adirondacks
John, Jr
Michael Cesare
Tror-Schenectady
Women's Society of Calvary Methoding Church
Calvary Mall
George Wright
Ray Ostout
Jennie Te
Thomas
Saron Gordon
Miles Hewitt Tern
Clarence Claydon
Jee Crear
Richard Hewitt
Walter Wilder
Ecards
Herold Robinson
Wiliam HL. Webster
Tracy Hotchkiss
Frank Lenda
Cer
Chart
Belle
Stubbiebine
Fred Leah
Bertha Dupree
Election Ordered for Port Henry Railroad Branch Workers
The NLRB has ordered a representation election for employees of Republic Steel Corp. who operate a branch line to the Delaware and Hudson Railroad at Port Henry. The vote will decide whether United Steel Workers C. L. or the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen or neither represents the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel Corp
Delaware and Hudson
Port Henry
NLRB
United Steel Workers C. L
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainment
Filleys Opinion Upholds G O P Aldermen Action
Frederick C. Filley corporation counsel reports to Mayor Abers that eight affirmative votes plus a quorum of fifteen present allowed adoption of postwar municipal projects for School 3 housing a City Hall and a Prospect Park recreation center. The Democratic council members staged a sit down but the court found the eight votes valid under quorum rules and that seven members abstaining did not negate the adoption.
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Frederick C. Y
John J. Abers
Prospect Park
Common Council
Bids Submitted for New Lebanon Bridge
The Lane Construction Corp of Meridan Conn was the low bidder to replace a bridge damaged by last summer’s cloudburst. Their bid 593435 compares to the engineer’s estimate of 65292.50. Other bidders include John Arboric Inc of Poughkeepsie Richard Hopkins Co of Albany and Cammarota and Cerrone of Schenectady. The bridge will be 57 feet long 44 feet wide with five foot walks on each side and must be completed before January.
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Lane Construction Corp
Meridan
Conn
New Lebanon
John Arboric Inc
Poughkeepsie
Richard Hopkins Co
Albany
Cammarota and Cerrone
Schenectady
Ebeam
Council Refutes Claim That Resolutions Are Ordinances
The discussion centers on whether resolutions passed by the Common Council qualify as ordinances under the Second Class Cities Law. The article notes the legal distinction: ordinances create permanent regulations, while resolutions are temporary acts declaring the will of a corporation and not binding as permanent rules. Minority Leader Henry Smith’s statements are cited as aligning with the law.
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Reed
Stat Congress
United States Supreme Court
United States
Common Council
Teig
Henry Smith
Revel and odd feat on Mill Pound in Second Avenue
A garbled report describes an unusual catch and celebration on Tuesday near Mill Pound in Second Avenue, mentioning Witton, Gram, and others from Rens seier. The account notes a dead ish footing and a revel without a dishing pole or nook.
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Sfate Sys
Lady Woo
H-O
Meee
House of Hearing
Madigan
State St
Watervliet
Little Princess
Seauty Salon
Carrer Orewaren
NS AM Eo
Ibrekk
Paramount Studio
Hollywood
O'Connell
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Latham
Raward
James Howard
Johnston
Young Page
London
Filley
G.O.P
Emer
New York State Public Works
U.S
National Stores
Iste
California
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Union-Fern
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Elena
Marcy
Tok
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