Maine Vote Signals Republican Confidence in Dewey Victory
Maine Republicans claim a strong election sweep with Gov. Hildreth winning by a large margin and Richard Nixon era figures cited. They hail the results as a national barometer for the November presidential race, noting Maine’s GOP gains in governor and Congress and objecting to past barometer patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Dewer
Wendell Willkie
Aly
Chicago
Berbert Hientontht, Jr
Wulc
Horate A. Hildreth
Senate
Sumner
Bewell
Hildreth
Paul J. Sullien
U.S
Robert Hale
Andrew A. Pettis
Margaret C. Smith
David A. Staples
Frank Fellows
Ralph E. Graham
Pettis
Portland Shipyard -Workers’ Union
Staples
Ap Maine
Hale
Smith
Clo-Pac
Union
English Garrison Plans Gift for Major Maguire Hero of 306th Infantry
The English Garrison voted to present a gift to Major Maguire now at Fort Riley Kansas hospitalized after service with the 306th Infantry. Lieut Joseph P F English Veiga and Peter J McClusker joined the group at the meeting in the Chazan Building. A committee led by William F B Knight will coordinate with the Auxiliary for a testimonial dinner and plans for fall activities. Comdr James C Dundon presided at the session.
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Joseph P. F. English
Gar- Veiga
Annoy and Navy Union
Chazan
Peter J. McClusker
Mai EM. Maguire
Fort Riley
Kansas
Masuire
Fariey
William FB. Knight
James C. Dundon
Ickes Attacks Dewey Campaign Tactics On War Trade
Secretary Ickes continued from page noting Dewey criticizes mobilization and peace talks while mischaracterizing statements. He cites Hershey and Dulles as sources of Dewey’s shifts. Ickes also questions Dewey’s consistency from 1937 to 1940, highlighting campaign allies and funding links.
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Wus Saaress
Dewey
Ilkes
Will_kle
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Dulles
iNew York Economic Club
Germany
Italy
Japan
Iit
Dullés
Ickes
Russia
Berlin
Asx
Ickes Algo
Co.lo Political Action Committee
Roosevelt
Hhides
Two Drivers Face Charges Over Dead Stop Sign Violation
Lyndon J. Wallace of Buskirk and George Fero of Waterford were arrested yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Officer John Stalimer. Both are scheduled to appear in Police Court this morning for passing a dead stop sign, a violation of city ordinance, with records at the Fourth Precinct.
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Lyndon’ J. Wallace
Buskirk
George Fero
R. D
Waterford
John Stalimer
U S Hails Plan To Rebuild Allied Economies Postwar
A Taft speech outlines a sweeping postwar program to restore Britain France China and Russia to sound economies. The United States would use its economic weight to promote liberal non discriminatory trade while easing barriers and curbing cartels. Officials stress reconstruction of Britain is vital for strategic reasons and to keep strong markets for American exports.
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Cej Buitling
United States
England
France
Charles P. Taft
Office of Wartime Economic Affairs
Itate Department
Akron
Roosevelt
Churchill
Quebec
Britain
British Isles
Europe
Middle East
Ite
Hull
Fatt
United Nations
Man Receives Awards for Arm Injuries at Work
A series of workers from Stanton Brewery Locomotive Co Gurley and Whitcomb Manufacturing received compensation awards for injuries. David C Morgas got 1000.27 for 20 percent loss of use of the left arm. Gennara Natale 3780 for 10 percent loss of use of left arm. Michael Sullivan 365.51 for 19 percent loss of use of right hand. Adam Brossl 635.00 for total loss of right second toe. Rosh McManus Thomas 225.61 with three months continued compensation.
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David C. Morgas
Stanton Brewery, Inc
Lyman
Gennara Natale
Amexican Locomotive Co
Michael Sullivan
Wl He Gurley
Adam. Brossl
D. & Railroad
Rosh McManus Thomas
Mfles
Whitcomb
Community Groups Elect Officers at Green Island Meeting
Officers for the year were installed at the Gay Nines season opener at Mrs John Adams home with Mrs William Wisted as president and Miss Kaye Horta as secretary. Eight new names bring village honor roll to 485, over twelve percent of the population under arms per the last census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Adams
William Wisted
A. Harold Adams
Kaye Horta
Robert Weiss
Lansingburg
Albert ‘Danson
Mothers’ Club
St Joseph's Church
American Legion Rooms
Grant BE. Golding
Walter Kane, Jr
William Cummings
Frederick Crows
Sarah Slavin
Harry Davis
James Hurley
Wvstees
Herbert Kehn
William Garrity
Sunshine
John Fredericks
Crows
MacArthur Circle G A R Plans for Sept Inspection
Col C L MacArthur Circle Ladies of the G A R completed plans for the annual departmental president inspection. Mrs Alice Frasier of Schenectady department president will visit Tuesday Sept 26. A dinner at Clermont precedes the meeting and an American flag gift to the Auxiliary of Division 1 A O H will be presented by Mrs Julia Mace. Patriotic instructor hosts the Friday Sept 22 A O H gathering.
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Division 1
Julia Mace
Allied Forces Break German Defenses Across Western Front
American and Allied armies push toward the Rhine and Luxembourg, breaking through Siegfried Line outer defenses. Luxembourg city is liberated as Hodges and Patton lead motorized advances from Liege toward Trier and Thionville, with troops crossing toward Aachen and the German border.
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le Havre
Brance
Dowgaboys
First Army
Germany
Trier
Siegfried Fort
Moselie
George
Patton
Maginot
Aumetz
Thionville
Metz
Newey
Maselle
Courtney Hodges
Eupen
Dachen
Third
Mediterranean
Sambernon
Djon
France
Patiin
Autmetz
Luxembourg
Moselle
West ‘Wall
Duchy of Luxembourg
Ardennes Forest
Sawarnwalder
Hockwald
Rhine
Courtney H. Hodzes
Koblenz
Tower Moselle
The
Terch
Brittany
Brest
Supreme
Channel
Boulogne
Calais
Dunkerque
Schelde
Wistant
Sangatte
Cap Gria
Nex
Cap Gris Nez
England
Oostende
Belgian
Blankensberge
Brusee
Lokeren
St. Mikla
Eindhoven
Degreote
Hachtel
Bours-Leopold
Stattmy
Herve
Liege
Aachen
Limbourg
Hitler
Dreich
Liege-Arion
Harre
Aywatils
Coastal Area Warned of Hurricane Threat
A dangerous tropic hurricane near the Atlantic center was moving westward about 10 to 32 miles per hour. The Weather Bureau urged coastal residents from Miami to Cape Hatteras to stay alert as warnings may be issued before nightfall.
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Miami
Fie
Mcas
Weather Bureau
Cape Hatteras
Nornavai
Cape Hetteres
Agms
Phis
American
San Salvador
Lorgitade
Esa
South Atlantic
French Officers Called for Immediate Reporting
Paris radio reported all French reserve officers and commissioned officers in metropolitan France ordered to report immediately to military authorities as part of mobilization efforts to bolster national power.
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London
Paris
Pon
France
Cohoes Bomber Pilot Receives Distinguished Flying Cross
Lieut Lawrence G Charbonneau of the Arar Air Forces won the Distinguished Flying Cross for gallantry in action during battles in France. The award notes his leadership at base in Eragee and his actions before a bomb release, with commendations from Col Jone HH Peas and unit commanders.
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Cohoes
France
Lawrence G. Charbonneau
Arar Air Porcesion
Nelson Charbomseau
Eeward Street
Jone HH
Peas
Greskifa
Courgredis
Kelland Sees New Deal as Threat to Liberty and Jobs
Kelland denounces the New Deal as socialism that must be militarized to prevent its spread. Curran warns a fourth term could cement a socialist state, erode independence of state and local government, and empower the executive branch. The message calls for vigilance at the ballot box.
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Sire
Kelland
G&g
C. T
Sven
Republican Party
Curran
Band Leader Indicted for Assault by County Grand Jury
Corey Bat and his actress wife Bat Dane along with director were indicted by the county grand jury on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon likely to cause serious bodily harm. Actors Jon Had Eddie Nottis and others were named in the charges. The defendants appeared before Judge Clement but declined to testify as wounds to Behe, Langford, and Norris were discussed.
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Bate
Corey
Bat Dane
Jon Had
Eddie Nottis
Elo
Behe
Ress Frantes Langford
Norris
Treen
Nishar
Ans Sheridan
Rensselaer Soldier Earns Bronze Star for Valor
Pic Everett C Wheeler of Rensselaer received the Bronze Star for meritorious service in combat with the 3rd Division of the Fifth Army in World War II. He led his group to evacuate the dead under enemy fire, showing long hours and disregard for personal comfort in an outstanding manner.
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Pic
Everett C. Wheeler
Rensselaer
Fifth Army
Batahde Setai
Wheeler
Bertha Wheeler
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Lewis B. Hershey
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Prederic
Charm Beauty Salon
Troy
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China
Green Island
America
Pinewoods
Ruth Bibb
Gertrude Masill
Trojans
Alan Thomas Schade
Phyllis Carpenter
Lee Carpenter
Second Avenue
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Schenectady
A. T. Schade
Pershing Drive
Scotia
Yanks
Maastricht
Franté
Yaied Arsty
Pont-A-Moussos
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Malmedy
Lord & Tann
Pentrese
United States Testing Co
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