Acheson Urges German Manpower in Policy Debate
Secretary of State Acheson advocates mobilizing German manpower to support Allied efforts. The testimony references internal divisions among cabinet members on handling postwar German manpower, military policy, and Allied occupation strategy. Johnson and Cordon dispute certain positions, while others push for stronger measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benatoy Cordon
Ore Lala
Johnson
Cordon
Acheron
Communist sabotage threat alarms West Germany officials
Allied and West German officials warn that communists, though constrained, can still mount effective sabotage in factories such as steel plants. They say 130,000 to 180,000 card carrying communists are in the western zones, with underground networks seen as a stronger risk. Measures cap protests and expel communists from public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Ag Weal
Germany
Dyp-Hards
Stil Coud
Wotton Allies
Columinists
Pililirk
Hesse
Ruhr
Nachh Rhine-Westphala
Weal
Illinards
Cologne
Christian Democratic Fally
Young Union
Britain looks to US aid for arm program control
Britain flags 60 million pounds deficit and 171 billion next year, seeking US help to sustain defense. Government moves to allocate scarce cow materials for war needs while reviewing export controls to Russia and Cominform nations. Attlee criticizes delayed expansion plans and vows steps to deter another war, urging parliamentary approval within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Pounel
Mnanelal
United States
Nesesary
Russia
Howea
Atlee
Russian Born Scientist Sentenced For Perjury
Russian born scientist Weinbaum was sentenced to four years for perjury after a jury found he lied about never being a member of a Communist Party, his work with jet propulsion projects, and associations with tech institutes. His wife and daughter showed no emotion as the sentence was pronounced and a bond request was denied pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos Angers
Sliney Weinbaum
Army Industrial
Communist Party
Et Californiy Institute of Technology, Or
Selentie
Hus
Leya
Silius
Harrisum
Jurge
Willan Vohete
Ithael Conele
Dedia Girard
AL Cohnes
Plaitaburg
St. Macie's
Iaureh
Prayes Lof i
Joseph's Ghitteh
Gonehe
Swatting Paint & Paper Co
Tesider
Tho
Ieter
Watervliet
Prank
Re [Pusta, Mo
First National Bank of Hide Falls Directors Elect New Leader
A muddled OCR fragment mentions Charles A. Kelaze of Hudson Falls and a board of directors at the First National Bank of Hide Falls. It references Gharirs W. Melloge and a succession event though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Kelaze
Hudaon Fallaras Clerrad chalniBan
Direntors
Gharirs
W. Melloge
Russia vetoes adjournment debate amid tense UN vote
In a bitter UN Security Council session the vote on adjournment drew sharp exchanges. Ambassador Malik assailed US tactics and accused Western powers of using envoys as spies while defending rights of independent states to resist foreign interference.
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Cote Aly
Fir
Stasin
Beypt
Yugoslavia
Wien
Echlet
Warton J.anatin
Ausren
Coipesta
India
Sweden
Boigbey
Mahoni
Atrio
China
Cehuke
Sir Ghatey
Connett
United States
Lantia
Dota Sabhy
Austin
Russia
United Nations
Malis
Rau
Malik
Pratsb Ik
Arciory Building Bill Signed By President
President signs Arciory Building Bill authorizing spending of 250 million for armories and National Guard facilities. Congress limits access to funds until Korean War tension ends, with $50.9 million released annually for five years.
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Arciory Building
Washington
S~ Prearden
Trtman Yealeray
Kid Fay
National Guard
Congress
Ould Fellows Lodge Plans Card Party Night
Trojan Lodge of Odd Fellows meets Monday at 3 pm at 67 First Street bulge fans to discuss plans for a fall card party. Arrangements will be made for the first annual event jointly sponsored by an indirect and Rebekah lodge. Nathsa Silverstein will preside as grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Lodge of Odd Fellows
First Street
Activ
Rebekah Lodge
Anniversity Abe
Sarvamre
Nathsa Silverstein
Impellitteri petition challenge and election turmoil described
The piece outlines petitions against Mayor Impellitteri and the New York election contest context. It notes dissatisfaction within the Democratic party and party leadership changes, including a resignation and a nonparty bid. It names the Republican candidate, Edward Corsi, and the ongoing nomination dispute within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Impetlitten
Toas
Owe Slortion
Democratie
Fentinind
Interstate Plan Urged to Develop Delaware River System
The Interstate Commission on the Delaware River Basin voted to ask four state legislatures to authorize a four state agency to plan build and operate a major river development project. The proposal aims to supply water for New York City and northern New Jersey and provide a water source for Philadelphia area. Two development options were outlined with estimated costs of 2.8 and 5.65 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaware-On-Delateare
Interstate Commission
Delaware River Basin
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Frm
Agin
Enginesre
Mek
Cigad Mts
New York City
Philadelphia
Commission
Jortinn
Pillin
Cnet
Garrison Cooperates With Disaster Unit in Arm and Navy Union Meeting
The garrison held a fall meeting voting to cooperate with civilian defense programs. Delegates reported on the national convention in Washington. Illam F. Knight was named national aide de camp. Next meeting is planned for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fnelich Carvieni
Une
Matthew Shapulre
Unnimandes
Albert Merson
Insenh P. McKonn
James. Tun Son
Sylvirer & Aatrley
Une ‘Tainh
Aie
Fin Aringina National Cemetery
Participaind
Obituary notices and funerals read across several towns
The page records multiple obituaries and funeral services for Anne Fi Gaeviiye of Valley Bulls and others including Mrs. Libbie Wilcox of Washington Street, Mrs. Rosina Milner Lika, Elmer Frederick Breden, Mrs. Edna Bowe, Mrs. Ship, and Mrs. William Weather, with services held at local churches and burial in various cemeteries. Survivors, church affiliations, and funeral details are listed for each, noting relatives in New Jersey, Glen Falls, Schaghticoke, Mechanicville, and Watervliet among others.
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Mins
Marellys Wunrent Aeevices
Anne Fi
Gaeviiye
Valley Bulls
Loraor
Valley Fata
Pinreal
Gaan
Tyne
Valley Palla
Gavelty
Que
Cmanpil Church
Ag Tls
Bnei Chicago
Horbrag
Pesan
St. Johny Cemssary
Schaghticuke
Austine
Fillmore
K. Fillmore
Mya
Dobn DeCatta Ani
Nike Fillmore
Mechanicville
Ernest and Farry Filmore
Ralision Ps
Hank C. Hall
Palmer
Czechoslovakia
Omer
George Dumman
New Jersey
Gzerkaslovakia
Halemma
Church of the Immaculate Concepsion
Corinth
Joseph Hanlon
Ballston Spa
Willem A
Fonhey Funeral Home
Jifth Street
Renand Ave
Hue
Ram St
Frank Beloit
Roy &. Baldwin
J. Godward Mahan
Anthony Peul
Roy L. Danson
Edward d. Bennett
St. Mary's Cemetery
Donald L. Starks
Airy Libba Wilcox
Libbie Wilcox
Willant St. Walcox
Wanhington Street
Rehaviarville
Glens Falls
Schuylerville
Wilcos
Avhusterville
Vysitar
Willney Gregory
Ghenens
Ant Stes
Samuel Hivett
South Gloos Falls
Erandraliven
Nieers
Fueners
Wratherwix
William
John.Lodee
Fin Avenue
James W. Pomarks
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tae Pearges
Louis Martin
Hans Hansen
Stephen Rehel
Eaward Lymentall
Anthony Lazgato
Roderick Owens
Lee
Rosina Milner
Bowen Funeral
Sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Waterviel
Rex
Norman A. Wilson
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian
Cheech
Watervliet
Busin
Oakwood Cemetery
Alotker
Joseph Steliker
Robert J [sieWker
Fouth Avenue
Laneinzburg
Seth N. Genuns
Hirst Presbyterian Church
Lansinghurs
Thotaat
Richard
Sloliker
Pail Daler
Julus Berzan
William Gartner
James Meehan
Ship
Edna Bowe Heris Skipp
Jozeph Skipp
Tenby Bouleris
White Street
Cohoes
Train Crash Toll Reported After Weeklong Trial Proceedings
The piece notes the Feb 17 wreck near Flockville Centre where 82 people died and about 100 were injured. It mentions the trial of Jacob Miefer and Regina Mineola tied to the incident, plus a pilot's hearing and continued legal questions in Naggan County.
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Mineola
Jacob Miefer
Vaai-Ald
Long Island
Pines
Fite Fiiyment
Giiroye
Nnwliner
Ping Hie Tranny
Simpah
Neadon
Flockville Centre
Wieter
de Jidarad& Anlatvial
Wery Naggan
Belgian Government Plans Purge of Communists
Prime Minister Josephy Photien announced that Belgium will purge the government of Communists and sympathizers. Civil servants may be required to take an oath of non affiliation. Estimates show 20,000 to 25,000 card-carrying Communists and about 175,000 sympathizers in the country. The move follows a political effort to deter rising agitation amid plans to extend compulsory military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
P— Prlona
Josephy Photien
Iim
Belgium
Tira
Australian General Staff Chief Dinner Sparks Claims in Melbourne
Melbourne reports show General George Kenney and Lt Gen. Rowell were in a clash over New Guinea campaign views. Reaney criticized Rowell in memoirs, while Kenney’s office noted support for allied strategies. The exchange followed Kenney’s arrival for a memorial service and his brief remark about Rowell.
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Melbourne
Australia
Ferra
George Kenney Terday
Rowell
Reaney
New Guinea
Kenney
Tidwell
Phillies Call Up Rookies Keen to the Farm
Rookies Keen Toronto Farm Phillies call. Veterans Eddie Wynt and Jack Kilian led with strong play as Thompson totaled ten and Brittin won seven. Toronto and Philadelphia’s Farm teams displayed budding talent in interleague action.
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Phils
Toronto Farm
Frandelphia
Philadelsphia Phillies
Teearnte
Eddie Wynt
Might Haniers
Jack Kltln
Paul Skilfel
Ariel Soul
Shempsom
Brittin
Thoapean
Stuffel
Retired doctor credited with delivering thousands of babies
A regional physician known as a country doctor has retired after nearly a quarter century of service. He reportedly delivered over 2,000 babies during his extensive career and became a respected figure in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie Sud
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Belease
Juhwem
Wailer
Anhegon
Jone
Britain
Jim Bate Ile
Ould Fellows Lodge
Quande ‘ ‘ Funeral Home
Waterford, WY
Impellitteri
Delaware River
West
Merlin
Berlin
Paranisa
Joe Schupped
Teva
Neemurvage
Vinfonse Officiaia
Commerce Drnarmest
National Promotion Authority
PAI
Oid Newamen
Venice
Coneree
Copa
Mona
Oawhhan
WEA
Harrima
Iate
Harvicon
Jenve An Prishlent
T He International Telephone and Telegraph Go
Man
Fay Ae
Oe Mea
Trauma
Tollawert
Fenem
J Heitawen
Punetal Maren
Theijer Beavers
Omer Hshas
Heary Houleritw
Albert Rypers
Iaithe
Chibert Byrne
Wien Youle Ioot
Ana Whim Varinese
Palber Bechaud
St. Duceph's Cenorary
Waterford
Funarat
Mario's Church
St. Joseph's Sometry
Manakiughter
Rial
Regina
Arp
Mani
General Renney
Mie Ee Elie C LE Mai
COST
Red Ron Ashiy Yee Etter
Jon
WLC
Ces National Bank
Manufacturers National
Troy
Gostaf
Araa
Bank OF Troy
Second Avenue and
N.Y
Federal Deposit Insuranes Corporation
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