Congressmen Hit OPA for Meat Shortage
The Republican Food Study Committee led by Rep Dean Taylor of Troysenber and Rep Thomas A Jenkins of Ohio charge that OPA and the Agriculture Department impede meat supplies. They say quotas on local slaughterers 15 000 to 26 000 under state inspection restrict output, creating shortages and prompting an amendment to remove quotas for sanitary plants. Only 743 Class two slaughterers gained exemption certificates, with 134 approved, 39 denied, and 72 pending OPA clearance.
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Record
Durees
Washington, D.C
OFA
Department of Agriculturs
Republican Congressional Food Study Committee
Dean
Taylor
Troyism
Thomas A. Jerkins
Ohio
OPA
Department of Agricultre
Congress
Imeat
United States
Jenkins
Secretary of Agriculture
Besson
Rep
Jenking
More Than Continued from Page Sever Gregor Harness Race
Fragmented entry list shows numerous horses with owners and tracks across New York towns. Includes purse amounts, times around 2:16 to 2:20, and names such as Bol, Champion, Samuel Custer, and Ballston Spa.
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Page Sever Gregor
Bol
Calumet Champion
Samuel Custer
Schayinicoke
Systbol Victoria
A. Maaten
White Creek
Fillydale
Eat Guertia
Ballston Spa
Calumet Bob
L. I. Wright
Schoharie
Alto Bétis
A EL Fil
Schaghticoxké
Daily Double
Burgess Bros
Alten
Canzeri
Cambridge
Margaret Lee
Cargeri
Japan's Last Wartime Diet Ends This Week
Japan's final wartime Diet session closes this week after a two day vote, with Premier Higashi Kuni set to dissolve the body and call a general election. A census and redrawn districts follow as the temporary government promises broader imperial speech and policy freedom.
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Japan
Tokyo
Prince Higashi-Kuni
Imperial House
Higashi-Kuni
No Trace of Quell Found in Missing Person Search
Joseph Quell sr of Luther Road near West Sand Lake remains missing after Thursday afternoon. A search continued through yesterday with woods and fields scoured. Quell had suffered from high blood pressure.
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Joseph Quell
Luther Road
West Sand Lake
Queil
4 H Members May Earn Many Awards
4 H members over 12 with three years work may compete in many national and state contests. Awards include trips to Chicago for leadership, achievements, canning, dairy, poultry, crops, and homemaking programs, plus medals, bonds, and scholarships for county and state winners.
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Chicago
Youth Hospitalized After Injury From Bottle Fall
Francis Becker aged 17 of 152 Ferry Street was treated at Samari tan Hospital for a left hand laceration after falling on a broken milk bottle. Six stitches were needed to close the wound. Becker was transported to the hospital by Patrolman Earl Retzier and Katt Pendt and later returned home.
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Francis Becker
Ferry Street
Samaritan Hospital
Earl Retzier
Katt Pendt
Becker
Body of Man Found In Hudson River
The body of Harry G. Bush, 30, of South Glens Falls, was recovered from the Hudson River north of the village. Coroner Henry Clarke ruled accidental drowning. Troopers and volunteers had searched since Thursday after Bush disappeared, with his hat and vest found under an overturned rowboat.
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Hudson River
Harry G. Bush
South Giens Falls
Henry Clarke
Warren
Rush
Contest Announces Cheese Maker Prize for Best Demonstration
Mrs Florence HL Thayer of H Clues announces three $50 Victory Bond prizes from a cheese manufacturer to showcase new ways of serving cheese. An event on Sept 1 will invite individuals and teams of two to compete, with entries from Albany Rensselaer Greene and Columbia Counties.
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Florence HL Thayer
Thayer
Albany
Rensbelser
Greens
Columbia
Torture Tales Continued as Prisoner Evacuation Plans Emerge
Reports from Yokohama and Tokyo Bay detail efforts to evacuate prisoners from Niigata and other camps. American medical teams screen arrivals on the Benevolence while inquiries probe camp brutality. liberated prisoners describe brutal conditions and mass malnutrition.
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Tokyo
Niigata
Yokonuma
Amy
Navy
Yokohama
Orne
Guam
Mount Futatabi
Kobe
Tokyo Bay
Frederick L. ArcDaniel
Alexandria
Studt
Samaritan Hospital Graduation Planned
Commencement week exercises for the graduating class of the Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing begin Wednesday at the hospital. The annual dinner for graduates will be Thursday at the hospital, with a baccalaureate address Sunday at 11 at Second Presbyterian Church by Rev. Frederick W. Evaris. Commencement exercises are set for next Monday at 7:15 p.m. in the auditorium of Bimma Willard School.
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Sa Maritan Hospital School of Nursing
Gutste
the Second Presbyterian Church
Frederick W Evaris
Bimma Willard School
Sabele Basteau
Wien
Arce
Lea Braszand
John Farrel
Mes
Narcisse Turcousirean
Enectady
Les Barttesa
Troy
Alexander Bariveau
Cehoes
William Lascore
Northside
Peter and
John Geroux
Comes
A. G. Boi
Congress Street
St. Joseph
St Joseph's Cemetery
Waterfortl First Methodist Church
Roosevelt Boulevard
Silliman Presbyterian Church
Francis L. McCauley
Russia Grabs Lands Across Central Europe in Expanding Move
The article outlines a wide Russian strategy to claim parts of Poland Romania Czechoslovakia and beyond after World War II. It discusses Bessarabia Bukovina and Ruthenia as key buffer and defense zones linked to potential rail access and oil mineral resources while noting ethnic tensions and historical borders shaping possible annexations.
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Wettern Fronter Russis
Poland
Pelard
Romania
Prussia
Bessarabia
Bokovies
Bubkovina
Csechoslovaxia
Rurhenia
Russia
Curzon
Hine
Forghené
Danube
Transylvania Alps
Prut
Bukovina
Ruthenia
Galicia
Black Sea
Ruthenian
Austria-Hungary
Labor Day News from Washington on Labor and War
A Washington Labor Day report urges labor to accept responsibility to avoid government intervention, warns against chaotic industrial relations, and supports adult education and study groups. Ickes calls for a strong public works program, warns against wartime production errors, and notes British Labour gains may affect U S policy. Green pushes higher living standards, faster wartime to peacetime conversion, unemployment relief, and shorter work hours.
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Ation! Schweilenbach
Baltimore
Ickes
Jickes
Labor Party
Sai Jeres
Camden
J. A. FL
Green
Labor Day
Peter J. McQuire
Occupation News Reveals Japan Surrender Details and Prospects
Reports from London and Allied HQs describe Japan’s surrender steps and MacArthur’s likely Tokyo entry by September. Mentions Mamori Bhigemitsu’s talks with MacArthur, plans to use Emperor and existing government, and the rise of democratic currents amid wartime ruins. Generals LeMay Doolittle and Twining assess bomb damage as extensive with no clean‑up efforts observed. Surrender of Yamashita’s 40,000 troops completes Philippine capitulation. China’s Nanking to receive formal surrender Thursday. Hong Kong crowd violence against Japanese soldiers noted. New Guinea and Solomons surrenders expected soon.
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Rubles
Japan
Maria
Gose
Carolines
Teux
Palaus
Pugin
Hora
Marianas
Guam
MacArthur
Domei
Mamori Bhigemitsu
Associated Press
Russell Brines
Tokyo
Yokohama
Shizuoka
Henamatsu
Nagoya
Curtis E. le May
James Doolittle
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Singapore
Phiippines
Jonathan M. Wainwright
New Bilibid
Philippines
Wainwright
China
Nanking
Hongong
South China
Melbourne
U. S
New Guinea
New Britain
New Ireland
Solomons
Preparing List of Jap War Criminals in Yokohama
Four Army teams compile a list of Japanese war criminals based on reports of brutal treatment of released POWs. Occupation troops of the Blaventh Airborne Division uncover many undelivered packages and letters in a waterfront warehouse district, some dated August 212 and looted from Tokyo Area camps.
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Yokohama
Blaventh Airborne Division
Tokyo
Middle Granville Man Dies After Auto Injuries
John Bates Sr of Middle Granville died at Emma Laihg Stevens Hospital Grace from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Gerald Loomis 35 of Middle Granville on a Sunday morning on the Middle Granville Poulksey Vi road Loomis said an oncoming car blocked his view until it was too late to avoid the impact
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John Bates, Sr
Gransite
Emma Laihg Stevens Hospital
Grace
Gerald Loomis
Middle Granville
GranvillePouksey
Loomis
Victory Mills Residents Vote On Water Plan
Victory Mills officials convene a Friday meeting at the schoolhouse for qualified voters owning taxable property to decide on building a municipal water system and acquiring land and rights of way. Voters will also authorize a tax levy of 50,000 for the project.
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Victory Mills
Byrnes Eyes Three Power Talks On Romanian Peace Plan
Byrnes signals possible discussions with Bevin and Molotov on King Michael of Romania and a future peace treaty. The United States may push for independent long term peace contributions despite European crisis, noting minimal direct European interests compared with Britain or Russia.
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Prince Bss
Intérsarion
Ruhr
Belgiuc
Esse
Western Reich
Byrnes
Bevin
Britain
T Molovey
Russia
Miinai
Romania
United States
London Katheting
Europe
China
President Truman Rests Ahead of Congress Battle
President Truman, facing a major test as Congress reconvenes, rested aboard the presidential yacht Potomac after a Labor Day cruise with Mrs. Truman. He plans to send his peacetime message this week or early next week and may seek agency reorganizations and a federal unemployment program while filling key administrative vacancies.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Potomac
White House
Potomac River
Une
Hospital Post Given To Schaghticoke Man
Captain Frank G. Cleaves of Schaghticoke has been assigned as assistant chief of educational reconditioning at McGuire General Hospital Richmond Virginia He is a former science teacher at Hoosick Valley Central High School Carlisle Barracks graduate and served overseas in Morocco and Italy He will work at a major amputation center specializing in neurosurgery and neurology
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Fort WW. Cleaves
Medical Corps
Frank G. Cleaves
Schaghticoke
Hoosick ¥ Vattey Central High School
McGuire General Hospital
Richmond
P. B Duggins
Attices
Cleaves
Carlisle Barracks
Sand Station
Quién
French Morocco
Naples
Italy
Steve Teachers College
Haseen
Cohoes Schools Open Today Amid Community Activity
Cohoes resumes classes today with elementary, high and high schools starting at 9 00 and 2 00 for grade schools. Dr F Bernice Connors, superintendent, outlines sessions and faculty meetings while Obituary notices and church plans mark the day's events. War prisoner updates, health clinic at City Hall, and Elks socials slated for week.
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J. Peter Dziamba
Christian Deiamba
Congress Street
Army Ground and Service Forces
Lake Placid
Concester
Cornoral Dyiama
Germany
Hans D. Weiss
City Hall
Dr Weiss
Mary Lynch
Sally Cummings
Cohoes
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East Negsrep Central School
Lewis W. Harris
East Nemar
Barris
East Kasad N.Y
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P.M. Sepember
Ai Is
Uclion
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Rt Ee
Guy Crane
RED Cross
Sylvester Moir
Fred Cheney
Sehaghticoke Fair
Rensselaer County
Republican Congressional’ Food Supply, Committee
McDaniel
Hell
Henry J. Flanagan
Bridgeport
Cons
Tans
Omeri
Flanegen
Brank
Bataan
Norror
Beecher
William Newton
Wisteria Cross
Australia
HERMAN @ ALLEN
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Cpen
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Claasee
Justor
Wil Tegin
Schoors
Sozeg
T. Brandon Timpane
D.D
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ELKS
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Petreteam
Harry P. Olesen & Co., Inc
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Central Ave
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