Churchill calls for quick Big Three session after Moscow talks
Prime Minister declares Moscow talks with Premier Stalin “highly satisfactory” but emphasizes that all permanent arrangements await the United States. He urges a three power meeting before year end. Chamberlain notes urgent issue of Poland and laments Roosevelt's absence. says Moscow March talks were a working day arrangement.
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London
Church
Moscow
Stalin
United States
Chasehill
Quebec
Roosevelt
Cwerdinr
Churchill on Moscow talks and Polish issues amid wartime stalemate
The speaker notes Churchill tells Parliament that Moscow results are satisfactory but warns a genuine breakthrough requires all three governments to reconvene before year end. He cites Polish frontier disputes and discord between London exile and pro Soviet committees in Ladin as central issues, urging continued effort.
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Moscow
Churchill
House of Commons
Roosevelt
Chunchit
Averes
Barriman
United Sisterstate
Great Republic
London
Ladin
Bean Barrages Banned in Los Angeles Grocery Shelves
The Office of Price Administration ordered the beanshooters off the shelves. OPA said the youths used too many dried beans, sparking pranks and yelps from adults at twenty paces.
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Los Angeles
Ofce
Price Administration
OPA
Two Area Men Indicted by Albany County Grand Jury
Joseph Slickassow 34 of Fairview Heights pleaded in rotest to an old indictment charging second degree assault for allegedly striking Charles A. Warner in Watervliet during a September dispute. Michel Dziambe 33 of Seaton Street Coblesk was indicted on second degree grand larceny for alleged theft of an automobile linked to a Cohoes accident and arrest.
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Albany County
Joseph Slickassow
Fairslew
Heights
Asult
Charles A. Warner
Watervliet
Watervet
Michel Dziambe
Seaton Street
Cobces
Atl Beny
Frank Richter
Belfalo
Cohoes
Dsiambai
Americans Honor Giant U S Fleet on Navy Day
Washington marked Navy Day with nationwide events as high officials praised the U S fleet. Secretary James Forrestal said two thirds of Japan’s battleships were sunk or damaged in the Philippines battle and warned heavy fighting lies ahead while Joseph Grew and Robert Paterson prepared to speak at a Navy Day dinner in his presence.
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Washington
Dhe
Ite
Aorta
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Robert P. Paterson
Red Cross
John Paul Jones
Hudson Falls Soldier Kriunas Killed in France
Mrs. Julia Kriunas of Hudson Falls was told by the War Department that her husband Pvt. Charles Kriunas aged 32 was killed in action in France on October. He was the son of Mrs. Anna Kriunas of Landen Terrace Serenectady and had two brothers Alex and Edward of Schenectady. A Knott Terrace High School graduate he joined the armed forces February 4 1944 and trained at Camp Wheeler Ga before being sent overseas without a furlough home. Before service he worked at the General Electric Schenectady plant.
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Julia Kriunas
Hudson Falls
War Department
Charles Kriunas
France
Anna Kriunas
If Landen Terrace
Serenectady
Alex
Edward
Schenectady
Knott Terrace
Pvt
Hriunas
Armed Forces
Camp Wheeler
General Electric Co
New crop of wartime houses to hit market soon
Washington housing officials predicted a new crop of larger and better quality wartime houses will start coming on the market early next summer. The National Housing Authority and the War Production Board announced price tops of 38000 and rental limits of 65 dollars to stimulate private contractors. Officials said they hoped 10000 to 60000 houses would be approved priced and given priority clearance by year end.
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Washington “P
National Housing Authority
War Production Board
Union Helps Finance Operation for Child
San Diego aviation worker HL Le Mera, father of a month old daughter, faced a costly operation as the baby needed hospital care in New York. The AFL Machinists union raised funds exceeding 6 to cover expenses, with Convair officials aiding and fellow union members contributing 2638 from the treasury plus private gifts for the flight and medical costs.
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San Diego
New York
AF. L. Machinists
Convair
HL le Mera
Buda Lys
Mera
Columbian Auxiliary Backs Dewey At Rally
The Republican Columbian Auxiliary League endorsed Gov. Thomas E. Dewey for President at a rally featuring Miss Angela Mancini, president. Plans were made for an active campaign while Auxiliary members entertained guests from the Columbian League during a refreshment session.
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Republican Columbian Auxiiary League
Thomas E. Dewey
Tast Might
Angela Mancini
Auxliery League
Republican Columbian League
States Adopt Soldier Tax Laws Across Twelve States
Chicago CP-Tex Kenedia members of the armed services and veterans were granted by 12 states this year. New provisions mostly extend or broaden 192 and 193 era laws, focusing on income property and poll taxes and paid licenses for servicemen.
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Chicago
Cp—Tex Kenedia
Armed Services
Leong Cup of Coffee Leads to Disappearance Claim
In Cleveland Russell H Siefert asked to hold 8738 for safekeeping and vanished after telling Mrs Lucille Simpson he was leaving for coffee. Police hear Simpson, an acquaintance of three months, as a witness. In Memphis a railway announces two passenger trains between Memphis and Louisville will be named Irving Cobb in honor of the late humorist.
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Cleveland
Russell H. Siefert
Lucille Simpson
Siefert
Cobb
Memphis, Tenn
Dunois Central Railroad
Hes
Memphis
Louteville
Irving
Hamsorist
Russians Drive Through East Prussia as Fronts Hold
Soviet forces press toward Gumbinnen and Königsberg areas with heavy fighting reported near Szolnok and the Vistula front. Reports claim Hungarian units assisting Germans and a mass German civilian exodus behind lines while refineries reopen in Hrosno region.
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Sala
Red Army
Nemmersdorf
Prussia
Nemmiersdorf
Gumbinnen
Insterborf
Moscow
Reichsmerscher
Hermann Goering
Heinz Guserien
Inchigt
Konigaberg
Honigsberg
Eigg’st Industries
Germains
East Prosaia
Afukacevo
Petrov
Ukraine
Carpathians
Hrosno-Rezesrow
Poland
Gosidivy
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Szolnok
Budapest
Warsaw
Vistula
Troat
Kirkenes
Elevenass
Lnemy
St Anthony's Church Dedicates New Shrine for Armed Forces
A two and a half ton shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes will be dedicated at St Anthony's Church tomorrow after high mass. The grotto arrived from Caprato Studio Chicago and measures 35 feet long ten feet wide and eight feet high. The lighting and a contribution box were completed and the shrine will be blessed by Rev Anselm Senniola. Reverend Sylvester D Sinnungio and a delegate from the Immaculate Conception monastery attend. The shrine will be open for public veneration after the ceremony.
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Anselm Senniola
Sylvester Dinungio
Immaculate Conception
Veterans canvass meeting called by Republicans
Veterans and families of Americans joined leaders of the Dewey Bricker campaign in a plan for a canvass next week to Election Day, November 7. The session at The Hendrick Hudson marked the formation of a veteran volunteer force plus aides from World War I veterans. planned supper followed the meeting.
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Dewey-Bricker
Paticles
New York State
Gary
Thomas E. Dewey
Coseden Council
Thomas H Brows
Rensselaer County Republican
Hendrick Hudson
No Respite Seen In Butter Shortage
Butter ration remains at twenty red points per pound for at least another month as OPA notes, with local dealers predicting little supply increase and ongoing scarcity. The Troy area reports severe limits affecting hotels, luncheons, and banquets, with some venues serving only butterless meals or breakfast portions.
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OPA
Enoug Othat
Troy
Area Firms Granted to Reconver t for Civilian Goods
Two area firms in Albany and Ballston Spa received War Production Board authorizations to resume civilian goods production. Authorization totals rose to 1,278 by October 24 with gains over 300 weekly. Capitol City Mattress Co. won approval for intersperse mattresses and Tug-O-Wheel Plow Co. for hand plows and cultivators at Ballston Spa.
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Albany
Hallstob Spa
Beaun
Wat’ Production Board
Capitol City Mattress Co
Ballston Spa
Saratoga Woman Hit and Run Victim Hospitalized
Saratoga Springs Miss Nettle Zorn was injured in a hit and run while crossing Wan Dae Street near the D I and HL tracks. A brown car from East Van Dam Street struck her with the right fender and fled. She was treated by Dr J Magovern and taken to the hospital.
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Saratoga Springs
Miss Nettle Zorn
Saratoga Hospital
Miss Zorn
Wan Dae Street
East van Dam Street
X. J. Magovern
Bos Bitel
Dewey Favored by Brownell as Victory Tide Grows
National Republican Chairman Herbert Brownell said a strong anti New Deal platform could boost Gov. Thomas E. Dewey to the presidency and extend the GOP trend. He cited Gallup figures showing Dewey leading in 13 of 22 pivotal states, with Roosevelt lagging in most.
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New York
Herbert Brownall
Thomas E. Dewey
Congress
Brownelh
Dewey
Brownell
Gallup
Breever
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Delaware
Oxiakewna
Pencsylvania
Oregon
Kentucky
Connecticut
Maryland
Missouri
West Virginia
Hampshire
New Mexico
New Jersey
Athels
Idaho
Michigan
Ohio
Maine
Wyoming
Minnesota
Residential Type Coal Stokers to Be Made
War Production Board eased limits on Class B stokers including residential models and units using up to 51 pounds of coal per hour. Output in the snail quarter reached 37,000 units, with protection already underway. The order also allows fuel saving device installations up to 5000 without priority certificates.
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Disthlec War Production Board
Stoker Manufactturers Association
War Production Board
Constructon
Electric Iron Triggers Minor Fire At City Home
Firefighters from Pumper 8 responded at 3 35 pm to a pottery brick building at 2351 Seventh Avenue where an electric iron burned through an ironing door and set fire to the kitchen floor in the home of Mrs E Skaarup on the second floor. The first floor occupied by Charles Cinney was reported. A false alarm was reported from Box 125 Liberty and River Streets at 8 25 pm yesterday.
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Pumper 8
Troatery
Seventh Avenue
Sirs E. Skaarup
Charles Cinney
Rookie Police Recruits Qualify on Range in Troy
Six rookie officers in the Troy Police Department completed range qualification over the past two weeks. Under instruction from Sergeant Cole J. Lyons at Central Police Station, they earned confirmation of qualification by Chief of Police Farrell.
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Troy
Sergt. Colested J. Lyons
Central Police Station
Ap. Asteroity
Pai
F ‘Farrel
Watervliet Theta Rho Girls Club Plans Degree Conferral
Members of the Blue Bed Theta Rho Girls Club met at the Odd Fellows Hall in Watervliet to discuss plans for conferring the Theta Rho degree on Cass of candidates. Miss Jean Schoorenaker presided at the meeting held last night.
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Theta Rho
Odd Fellows Hall
Watervliet
Jean Schoorenaker
Meeting on Degree Work Scheduled and Dance Planned
Dent led the meeting where the degree work was set for Friday at 7 pm. The club will hold a dance at 8 pm that same night. Alberta M. Potter was advised as advisor to the group.
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