Ball Claims Leaders Straddling Washington Policy Debate
Senator Ball defended President Roosevelt's push for United Nations security and postwar world order. He accused Republicans of wavering between internationalism and isolationism while praising Roosevelt's leadership and criticizing Dewey's stance. He cited GOP opposition before Pearl Harbor and noted Dewey supporters echo isolationist rhetoric.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ball
B- Miter
Weid
Republican Party
Dewey
Comfort
Gupport
United Nations Security
Wi Guthorty
World Security Organization
Baller
Senate
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Hoosevelt
Bethlehem Star Chapter Initiates Three Members
Bethlehem Star Chapter C ES initiated three members Mrs Bary Boyd Miss Mary Jase Boyd and Miss Anna Margaret Boyd at a Troy Masonic Temple meeting Wednesday night The ceremony was led by Mrs Edna Wiltetes worthy matron and Oliver Ederson worthy patron A Hallo Ween party followed with hosts Mrs Sehar Stewart and Mrs Helen Jones The chapter plans a bazaar and card party at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday November 14 in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Star Chapter
C. ES
Troy Masonic
Bary Boyd
Mary Jase Boyd
Anna Margaret Boyd
Ottie Steinbitcher
Edna Wiltetes
Oliver Ederson
Sehar Stewart
Helen Jones
Masonic Temp
Loss of 17 Small Ships Reported by Navy
The Navy Department announced yesterday the loss of 17 small naval craft in European operations. Vessels included the Mian tonomeh minelayer six landing ships six infantry landing craft three minesweepers and two PT boats. Comdr Austin Rowe commanded the Miantonomeh and was wounded when his ship was lost. His wife Mrs Grace Rowe resides in Brookline Massachusetts.
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Washington
Navy Department
Miantonomeh
Mrmntonomah
Austin Rowe
Grace Rowe
Brookline
Mags
Leyte Leyte Gulf actions drive Japanese forces toward retreat
MacArthur reports Seventh Division gains on Buri and nearby roads as Japanese resistance narrows. Allied air strikes claim dozens of enemy planes while amphibious forces push ashore along Leyte beaches and advance inland toward the Leyte Valley. The northern coast is secured and operations continue to trap remaining Japanese units.
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Cannon Hills
Buri
Bue
tauen-Dagani
Buranes
San Pedro Bay
Astraicraft
Leyte Gulf
Thomas C. Heinkard
Aled
Leyte
Tacotan
MacArthur
Buraten
Ada ‘Thorn W. Heinkard
Seventh Fleet
Tenth Corps
Uram
Babaingon
Carigara Bay
Samer’ Island
San Juanico Strait
Jobless Benefit Totals in Troy and Cambridge
September unemployment payments in Troy totaled 53 735 with 52 claimants receiving benefits in the last week. The state processed 815 038 in September, down 13.3 percent from August. Cambridge area paid 1 005 with 16 claimants in the last week of September. The average September check was 15 79 dollars.
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Troy
Edward Corsi
Corai
Cambridge
Ambulance Association Hosts Halloween Party in Wynants Ett
The North Greenbush Ambulance Association held a Halloween party at the Wynants Ett Fire House on a Wednesday night. Prizes went to Thomas Whelen for prettiest costume and Charles Brunell for funniest. Other winners included Miss Lily Ruley Donald McPhail Mrs Dorothy Dalton and Mrs Mac Whalen. Judges were Mr and Mrs Edward Hohl. Three new members were announced: Mrs Ann Winter Mrs Dorothy Dalton and Mrs Evelyn Novak.
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North Greenbush Ambulance Association
Wynantsett
Thomas Whelen
Charles Brunell
Lily Ruley
Donald McPhail
Dorothy Dalton
Mac Whalen
Edward Hohl
Ann Winter
Evelyn Novak
Tax Report On Petersburg Wills Filed
Inheritance tax reports were filed in Surrogate Court yesterday by Edward J Poland, transfer tax attorney, on the estates of Jessie V Reynolds and Lizzie Reynolds Beynolds of Petersburg. The gross estates totaled 97231. The first estate net was 5059.43 and the second 8228.50. Beneficiaries include Alice Chamberlain, Frank Reynolds, John Reynolds, Barbara Lockwood, Loren Reynolds, George Haynes, Earl Haynes, Clarence Webster, Thelma Hoisington, Alice Parchenter, and Petersburg Cemetery Association. Wills dated May 10 1941. William Satterlee attorney.
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Sledim
Edward J
Poland
Jessie V
Hime
SM. Beynolds Jate
Petersburg
Reynolds
Witts| Raming
George Kavees
Ahey
Jessie Reynolds
Alice Chamberlain
Hoosick Falls
Frank Reynolds
Frank Hayes
Trojan Post Auxiliary Dance Event Planned
Trojan Post Auxiliary plans a dance night with jitterbug contests costume prizes and rourd grid savare dancing at the rooms 1 Glen Avenue chaired by Mrs Victorine Ewing with Mrs Helen Si Hotne as honorary chair. The group also votes to send a box of apples to the USO and announces upcoming Armistice dance details and Christmas party plans.
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Trojan Post
V.F. W
Glen Avenue
Victorine Ewing
Helen Si Hotne
USO
Clare Schultz
William McCracken
Bel
Mabel Lediay
Leonard Hospital
Betjay Wickie
City Survey Continues On Local Eatery Price Check
A Troy and Rensselaer County War Price and Rationing Board survey of 274 restaurants shows 202 have been surveyed and 34 percent posted prices matching base period prices. Mrs. Charles Dix calls the effort the first of its kind in the area and says results are quite satisfactory.
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Charles Dix
Troy Citr-Rensselaer County War Price and Rationing Board
Dix
Accountants Elect rcjan President
John K. Flinton of 481 W Ninth Street, this city, was chosen president at the General Electric Cost Accountants Association annual dinner in Scotia Wednesday night. Flinton, connected with the cost department of the radio transmitter division at the Schenectady plant since June 1932, has served on the association’s board of governors and was editor of the Cost Courier. W. F. Dillett was elected vice president and J. J. Dougall secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Flinton
Ninth— Street
General Electric Cost Accountants Association
Scotia
Hydraulic Control Cost Department
3. J. Dougall
Cable Cost Department
Geiser Youth Enlists in Marines at Parris Island
Lawrence Geiser age 17 son of Mr and Mrs Victor J Geiser of 13 West Street Green Island leaves home to begin training with the Marine Corps at Parris Island. His family ties are noted with Victor J Geiser and Leonard FL Geiser in the Navy.
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Lawrence Geiser
Victor J. Geiser
West Street
Green Island
Parris Island
Marine Corps
Exe Trothers
Leonard FL Geiser
Navy
Eastern Front Report Shows Soviet Push Toward Berlin
Soviet forces and Finns drive from the south with estimates of 130000 German troops retreating toward the Arctic coast near Kirkenes. Warsaw battles intensify as Rokossovsky moves to cut rail links and threaten Berlin, Danzig, and East Prussia while German leaders shift commands amid the German defeat.
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KA. Mererskov
Kirkenes
Moscow
Meretskov
Arctic
Norway
Heine Guderian
Army
Haz Tanee
Germen Foreign Office
Foreign Office
Gerd v Rundstedt
West
Hitler
Eisenhower
Warsaw-Vistols
Laski
Warsaw
Rocth
Berlin
Danzig
Dabrowka
Rokossovsky
Vistula
Baptist Convention Elects Albany Man
Harold M. Thames of Albany Emmanuel Baptist Church was elected president at the New York State Baptist Convention closing session at Utica Tabernacle. About 726 delegates attended as 40 new missionaries were approved to be sent abroad before April, with Arthur H. Lofgren and Rev Frederick Allen DD supporting Thames.
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New York State
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Utiez
Harold M. Thames
Albany Emmanuel Baptist Church
Arthur H. Lofgren
First Baptist Church of
Troy
Frederick Alien DD
Heuxe College
North Greenbush Honor Roll Lists 400 Names
More than 400 names are on the North Greenbush honor roll with four gold stars. Officials urge residents to submit additional names before weather prevents painting. Charles S. Myers, Tror. R. D. 4, leads the project and will accept new names by mail or telephone.
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North Greenbush
Rell
Charles S. Myers
Tror. R. D. 4
Wil
Lizards to Hold Regular Meeting on Broadte Street
The Military Order of Lizards will meet to discuss events and acknowledge the Spanish American War Veterans. Mrs. Gladys Gaps will preside. A Halloween costume party with games and refreshments will follow the business session.
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Military Order of Lizards
Broadte
Gladys Gaps
Scientists Seize Plates of Food From Diners
Chicago reports reveal scientists snatching meat plates from diners to study what Americans actually eat. Dr Robert Harris of MIT and colleagues observed theft during a testing method presented at the American Dietetic Association meeting. The study aims to reveal food waste and dietary gaps amid wartime emphasis on better eating.
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Chicago
America
American Dietetic Association
de. Robert & Harris
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harrig
Koe
Boston
New
Boys' Club Canteen To Have New Floor
The Lansingbury Boys' Club board discussed installing a new floor for the teen room. Dr Robert E Plunkets outlined plans while Oscar Enauist and Harold Shields lead the project. Attendance for touch football and recreation activities reached 348 with 275 boys enrolled to date.
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Lansingbury
Robert E. Plunkets
Oscar Enauist
Harold Shields
Thomas F. Rafferty
Ele
Zames
Jewish Youth Council Names Committees for Year
Eugene Adoff president announces the Jewish Youth Council committees at the Jewish Community Center. Alberta Br. named chair of the standing active committees, aided by Beverly Stockser and Elaine Nadler. Estelle Sieger to head the public committee with Richard Selzer Rosahn Schwebel. Fred Glass, center director, spoke on problems of Jewish Youth.
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Jewish Community Center
Eugene Adoff
Alberta Br
Beverly Stockser
Elaine Nadler
Estelle Sieger
Richard Selzer
Rosahn Schwebel
Fred Glass
Nephew of General Hodges Missing in Germany
Lieut Sam Hodges 22 nephew of Gen Courtney Hodges and son of Mr and Mrs Sam N Hodges of Atlanta has been missing in a con in Germany since October 4 War Department notified family. He is a Georgia Tech graduate who recently earned a Bronze Star. His wife was due home from Boston yesterday.
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Atlanta
UPI
Sam * Hodges
Courtney H. Hodges
France
Germany
War Department
Hodges
Sam N. Hodges
Georgia Tech
Boston
Ambassador Winant Brings Home Report On European Terms
Ambassador John G. Winant arrived from London with an up to date report for President Roosevelt on the work of the three power European Advisory Commission in shaping German control terms. He is the second ambassador back from Europe in recent days. W Averell Harriman also arrived from Moscow.
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Washington
John G. Winant
London
Roosevelt
European Advisory Commission
Winant
Europe
W. Averill Harriman
Moscow
Four Generations Unite in Brenswich Family
Four generations of the Bulson K rogh Smith family reside in Brenswich. Edward Charles Bulson, year-old son of Homer and Mrs Bulson, holds two great grandmothers and two great grandfathers as part of a long family line. The four generations bring together a young mother Mrs George Krogh, Howard, his mother, his grandmother Mrs George Krogh, and great grandmother Birs Charles Smith. The Kroghs, Peters Krogh are noted as other great grandrelatives.
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Edward Charles Bulson
Homer Bulson
Brenswich
George Krogh
Howard
Birs
Charles Smith
Peter Krogh
Navy Seeks 4000 Nurses by June for expanding fleet
The Navy reported 4000 nurses are urgently needed by June 20 1933 to keep pace with an expanding force. The current nurse corps stands at 7000 with 2000 recruits sought before the year ends.
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Washington
Navy
Cohoes Army Man Wounded In Germany
Sergeant Edward J. Lefebvre of the UB Army was seriously wounded in Germany according to a War Department message received by his family. He lives at 32 Garner Street, Cohoes, with parents Mr and Mrs Hector Lefebvre. The soldier, whose brother Raymond Lefebvre was killed in action in Seipsa in July, is a 1923 Catholic Central High School graduate. He has served since September 1958 and has been hospitalized for seven months with injuries described as serious but details to come.
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Edward J. Lefébvre
UB Army
Germany
War Department
Ais
Hector Lefebvre
Garner Street
Sor
Tedh
Berg
Reymond Lefemvre
Io Sedon
New Members of Iran Grotto Attend Fraternal Meeting
The Iran Grotto scene reports new members and plans for the annual fall card party to be held in the Masonic Temple on Friday November 1. A Ranj Bhieu unit exemplified Moyazl Moriah degree on Saturday November 11 in Albany with a New York Spor show and Group orchestra.
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vanGrotte
Muert Itasy Sige
Trojan Post
Orchestra
Harry P. Cheney
Prank M. Ames
A.W. Ostrander
Mer A. Hempstead
Monarch
U S War Production Output Thousands of Aircraft and Tanks
Washington reports 240 000 airplanes and 70 000 tanks produced since war start. WPB Chairman J A Kreg announced at a news conference that four engine bombers accounted for the aircraft total and that Boeing Superfortress production is lagging though recent changes improved schedules.
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Washington
Progran
WPB
J. A Kreg
Boeing
Pit
Hotel Halloween Party Held by Kendrick Hudson Staff
Employees of The Kendrick Hudson and The Hotel Troy hosted a Halloween party with music by Marty Hiromettz and his Clubmen. A buffet luncheon was served and decorations were arranged by Miss Lucy Toplin and Miss Betty Jensen.
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Kendrick Hudson
Troy
3Endrick Hudson
Marty Hiromettz
Lucy Toplin
Betty Jensen
Kara Felton
Mmi Iss
Natalie Shaw
Three More German Generals Hailed
London reports three more German generals cited for leadership in the war. Maj. Gen. Erich von Kirchback, 55, and Maj. Gen. Fritz Reinhacht, 53, praised for their roles. Earlier Berlin confirmed scars of Gen. Schneckenburger, commander of a German Army Corps, from a Russian air raid on trench positions near Belgrade.
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London
Erich von Kirckbach
Fritz Reinhacht
Berlin
Schneckenburger
Belgrade
Bowled Over Chicago Lawsuit Strikes at Dinner Beef
Thirty lawyers and secretaries from the Chicago corporation council sue a cocktail lounge over corn beef served at a dinner ending the league bowling season. Plaintiffs seek 390000 in damages claiming illness from the meal.
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Chicago
Chicago Corporation Council
Staf
Hedy Lamarr Pregnant Amid Vacation Return
Hedy Lamarr and husband John Loder announced she is expecting a child due mid next June. Loder called the news exciting and happy as they returned from a two weeks vacation yesterday.
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Hollywood
Hedy Lamar
John Loder
Screen
Women Volunteer For Work at Ration Board
Women volunteers report for duty at the Rensselaer County Troy War Price and Rationing Board in a Ladies Night event. Workers from Chi noter Baking Co Trey Welfare Department and Red Cross joined, handling gas rationing paperwork and other items. Ford announced next week gas ration book applications will be issued at schools with blanks filled beforehand to speed registration. rural registration set for Wednesday and Thursday.
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Renss
Aer County
Troy Cy War
Volunteeer 2
Chinoter Baking Co
Sdtioning
Trey Welfare Department
Red Red Cross
Alvin S. Ford
Ford
Sesk
Ries Frei
Japanese Civilians to Form Armed Auxiliaries in Southern Operation
Berlin radio said the Japanese Greater East Asia Ministry announced civilians would voluntarily take up arms in the southern operation El Romes, receiving the official title Civilians Attached to the Armed Forces.
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London
Germany
Berlin
Birthday Tuncheon Honors Mrs Margaret Gordon at Pleasantdale
Mrs Gordon's birthday Tuncheon was held yesterday at Mrs Robert McAllister's home in Pleasantdale with a fabric bags and mittens making lesson led by Mrs McAllister. The next gathering is planned for November 14 at Mrs George Blair's home featuring a food demonstration.
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Margaret Gordon
Pleasantdale
Robert McAllister
Mfss
Cohoes Board Reclassifies 27 Men In Draft System
Local Selective Service Board No. 315 reclassified 27 registrants, with two moved to Class 2a-E and Class 2B. Names include Joseph Tousigeert George Sager Ira Ose George W. Pisz and others listed as Class A or 2a.
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Local Selective Service Board
Sagereié
Joseph
Tousigeert
George E Sager
Ira
George W. Pisz
Cee Leo Azosch
Let J. Seay
Fred
Oo J. Castarace
Ernest Gecest
Cohoes Brothers In Service Meet On Furlough
Seaman Second Class Daznalg Senez of the Navy and Marine Corps veteran Ul 3 Marines visits at 1T Lancaster Street during furlough after extended combat duty in the South. Both sons of Araj and Senex, they reconnect amid postwar leave and service memories.
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Marine Corps
Daznalg Senez
Navy
Sons of
Araj
Senex
Lancaster Street
Irime
Naval W
State Scholarship Awarded to Cohoes Boy
John Crowe son of Mrs Merjorie Crowe of 24 White Street has been awarded New York State University Scholarship of 100 dollars per year. He took part in the annual competitive examination in New York State high schools last May and is a freshman at State College for Teachers.
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John Crowe
Merjorie. Crowe
White Street
New York State University
Crowe
New York
Cohoesier
Stete College For Teachers
Cohoes High School
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