Cohoes Legion Maps Annual Program and Surveys
The Cohoes American Legion outlines a year plan detailing focus on youth matters, wages policy, and juvenile delinquency. A survey across three posts will study the Iena Program and local communist activities, with a move toward a new home on Oneida Street and examination of the Army Vibe recruiting needs.
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Vincent W. Dalton
Coins Roander
Ennyenen
PT Ruane Fest
Amercian Bao Blon
Cohoed
Minday
Amnnyenue
Buxliew
Amny
Cohues Central
Wurvey
Dotter
Oneida Street
Goonnor
Iena
Legion
Army
Aten
American Legion Organization
Saratoga County Farm Group to Elect Officers
Bundhurst, chairman of the Saratoga County Agricultural Conservation Association, announced elections for yearlong committee posts. Meetings set for the week of November 15 will select 31 local community representatives, with a chairman, vice chairman, and third member leading each group.
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Saratoga County Farm Group
Edit Bundhurst
Saratoga County Applochtinal Conservation Association
Saratoga County
Wice
Wnde
Meniber
Cohoes Girl Weds In St Martins Church Ceremony
Misa Paarl married Raymond J. Jolicoeur at St Martins Church Cohoes with Rev Adrian Bechard officiating. Armand Marion brother of the bride served as usher and Dorothy Marion was matron of honor with bridesmaids in blue rose and pink. Guests came from Albany Schenectady Holyoke Springfield and Canada. The couple will reside at 162 Congress Street Cohoes. The bride a Raveny Memorial Academy graduate and St Josephs College alumna is employed by the Slake Bank of Albany. The groom served four years in the Navy.
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Misa Paarl d. Marion
Mia
Armand Marion
Broadway
Cohoes
Raymond J. Jolicoeur
Joxveph NM
Tolicoeur
St. Marty's Church
Cohaes
Ines
Adrian Bechard
Ina Pride
Mita Dorothy Marion
Ator
Misses de Marion
Plurenne Marion
Joseph ToNensur
Henry Jobcoeur
Armand J. Marion
Renne Marion
Collalna
St. Joseph's Hall
Albany
Behonectady
Holyoke
Springfield
Mass
Ani
Canada
City Council Sets Raises for City Employees
The New York City Council approved a proposal granting raises to about 100,000 city workers. The plan would cost roughly 50 million dollars annually with increases from 1 to 10 percent for most earners and up to 95 percent for the lowest paid workers, though officers teachers police and transportation officials were not covered.
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New York City
New York
Board of Transportation
Incomsca
Veterans Committee to Address Senate Hearing on Teacher Pay
A delegation from the Central Veterans Committee of Troy will attend a State Senate Chambers hearing Wednesday November 18 to advocate federal policy changes and support salary increases for Troy teachers.
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Central Veterans Committee
T Roy
State Senate
Wnesday
Veterans Camp in Cohoes Plans Inspection Tonight
The annual inspection of the Collin Rage Camp of the United Spanish War Veterans will be held tonight in the G. Alt rooms on Remon Street. Inspector Frank Miller of the state department will oversee duties, with Harry Aturlup of the department as official visitor. Delegations from area camps are expected along with a program and social period.
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Collin Rage
United
G. Alt
Remon Street
Frank ¥. Miller
Rensxelang
Nanttant
State Department
Orgunination
Harry Aturlup
Aenice
Post Department
Ares
Denniss Bordedu
Deal
Tanehagn Wit Bosaree
Cohoes Forty Hours Devotion Ends With Mass
A high mass marked the close of the annual Forty Hours Devotion at St. Yoseph a Church in Cohoes yesterday at 8 am. Rev. Calas A. Robitaille led the service with Deacon Rev. Lea K. Puriudiy and subdeacon Rev. Towel Guillaume. A parish procession followed with clergy, children, and cadets participating. Mrs. James Moore of Saratogy Street returned from Mhatu after a weekend visit.
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St. Yoseph'a
Calas A. Robitaille
Lea K. Puriudiy
Towel Guillaume
JiaSalle Thelitule
OPA Eases Controls On Textiles And Household Goods
The Office of Price Administration reports keeping cotton textile price ceilings unchanged through November amid past boosts tied to cotton prices. It notes broader adjustments including removal of wartime controls on many soaps oils and other household items to stabilize production and distribution as supply balances improve.
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New York
OPA
Velni Costa
Offelals
Churchill Decries Soviet Troop Strength Discrepancy
Churchill defended sharing data on Soviet forces and pressed for mutual inspection of garrisons after debate over Stalin's 60 divisions. He recalled asking Britain’s government if 200 divisions were excessive and urged clearer facts while expressing conciliatory regard for Stalin. Moscow radio dismissed Churchill’s stance as provocative and evasive.
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Stalin
London
Romania
Moxcaw
Tass
Churchill
Europe
Soviet Union
Moscow
Radio
Oussoov
Somehli
Ghent
House of Commons
Britain
United States
Orsipov
Hus
London Star
Tint
The
Star
British Oust Commander In Jerusalem
Col. Richard W. L. Webb, a long-serving British officer, was removed as commander of the First Battalion Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders after anti Jewish remarks cited by foreign reporters. A military communiqué said the statements were unauthorized opinions. The edit noted tensions over screening Jews suspected in bomb and mine explosions, amid broader Palestine unrest. Reports from Tel Aviv and Berlin described reactions to Stalin’s stance and ongoing political dynamics in Palestine. Mapai led the Jewish labor vote with about 71,000. other Jewish parties and revisionists trailed, signaling support for expansive Jewish state aims and immigration policy.
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Wear
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Cal Webb
Sey
Stalin
Germany
Paris
le Monde
Aapan
Berlin
Tel Aviv
Switzerland
Maly Land
Anibal
Ieflist
Jewish Labor Party
Paleatine
Mapai
Hashomer Hbateal l
Abdul Avadah
Labor Party
Palestine
Baby Killed and Mother Injured in Plunge from Roof
New York. Mrs Sheila George, 33, was seriously injured and her infant daughter died after plunging from the entrance court of a five story apartment building while her husband Samson was unaware of the tragedy. Mrs George suffered internal injuries and two fractures in the right leg. A three year old boy, Robert, was others in the household. Neighbors say the mother had been unable to sleep since returning from the Sha hospital after the birth.
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New York
Turkey Shows Arms on Anniversary Rally
Turkey marked the 28th anniversary of the republic with a military parade at the Ankara racetrack. Ismet Inonu missed the event amid cabinet tensions and Soviet concerns. Navy, cavalry, and air force units displayed as bombers and fighters roared overhead and troops marched in precise formation.
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Ismet Inonu
Risalit
Kamal Ataturk
Tony
Antara
Twanu
Wand
Turkey
Victory Celebrated Across Nation After Ataturk Era Triumph
The article notes a nationwide celebration marking the victory of Ataturk's revolutionary army over the Sultan's regime. It mentions a defiant spirit and references military equipment and disciplined forces, praising the outcome of the struggle and its impact on the country.
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Kuali Krabelty
Thy Wagemily
Bnt
Dirks
Ataturies Revolutionary Army
Prospectors to Use Radar on Mine Ores
British Columbia character of mines reports radar based instrument could help locate ore bodies. Preliminary results are encouraging as prospectors test radar to map ore deposits in peacetime mining efforts.
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Vancouver
Iwei
British Columbia
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