House Calls For Pearl Harbor Probe
Rep Harness introduced a resolution in the House proposing a special committee with subpoena power to investigate the Pearl Harbor disaster and report within thirty days. The drive aims to uncover the truth about 1941 events and potential executive or military responsibility before the 1944 election.
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Ens
Harness
House
Pearl Harbor
Hig Treasure
House Committee
War
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Admr
E. Kimmell
Walter C. Short
Nave
Congress
Harriess
Foreclosure and Public Notice in Rensselaer County Court
The Pioneer Building Loan and Savings Association of Troy sues Jonas Bord and Helen Boyd in Rensselaer County to foreclose a mortgage. A public auction is set for September 9 at the Central Court House in Troy, offering property on One Hundred Fourteenth Street and adjacent lots in the Fourth Ward.
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Supteae Court
Rensselaer Cort
Uottman
Witte
Edwin Git
Charles Git
Atari
Tray
Ngat
Witow
Asaigdeas
Sait Mattha
Wiltac Gil
Eexin Gillamd
Charies GH
Inteligance
Martha EB
Gi Wiliany Gill
Fawin Gill
Charles Silt
Trough Zay
Renawelder
Dauet
Mackrell & Ranney
P.O. Addres
Cannon
Notte
Aste Fz
Wiliam BH
Murray
Rens
Xdlagt
Court House
Wtienji
Lot Numoer
Lancingborgn
Eady
Troy
Roetsestser County
Mackrell, & Rannet
Rupreme Court
Reasselaer
Pioneer Building-Loan and Savitter Association of Troy
Jona Bord
Helen Boyd
Isis
Rensteiaer
Olice
Renseclaer Causty
Trav
Geiser
Beideen
First Artse
Seeod Avenue
Isk
Cty
Fmt
Voiaze Bansingdirek
New Tots
Lat Mo
Teekey
Twelfth Street
Formarly
Waid Alley
First Avenue
Fahy
Helen EB
Ted
Leq R. Toomajian
Ambassadors warn of attack and Pearl Harbor claims
In the House a statement says Ambassador Grew warned Tokyo of a possible attack. The report claims Australia warned Washington of a Japanese task force moving on Pearl Harbor and cites Admiral Richardson being relieved for not following a presidential order to keep the fleet more concentrated. Australian officials deny any warning was given.
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Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
Australia
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Admr
James EL. Richardgron
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbo
Baltic Battle Escalates Across Europe Fronts
War reports outline renewed Soviet and German offensives from Warsaw to Riga, with Moscow confirming Beaty fighting north of the Polish capital. Soviet forces press toward the Gulf of Riga while German reports claim clashes near Jelgava and lathe Baltic region. In Transylvanian sectors Russian Romanian units push toward Targu Mures and Alba Iulia as fronts shift across multiple fronts.
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Estonia
Warsaw
Vistula
Moscow
Gulf of Riga
Konstantin K. Rokossotsky
Riga
Baltic Countries
Jelgava
Red Army
Baldone
Madona
Ivan D- Bagramian
Jelgaan
Transytlvania
Toplita
Targu
Mures
Alba Iulia
Rodien Y. Malinovsky
Craciunesti
Nicolesti
Targu Mures
Garchiv
Reghin
U S and Britain Disagree Over Italy's Future Policy
Washington and London clash on postwar Italy with U S favoring rapid restoration of Italian industry and economy to cut relief burdens and boost American trade, while Britain prefers a weak Italy dependent on imports. Churchill, after visiting Italy, reportedly favored leniency but balked at specific industrial rehab plans.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Iraq
Willem O'Dwyer
Abi Hed Control Commission For All
Hoosevelt
Quebec
O'Dwyer
Italy
Trould
Mediterranean
Winstor Churchill
Battle updates from Pacific theater amid Chinese front shifts
Reports describe Stilwell troops crossing Burma and entering China near an unspecified point as Allied forces lose Kweilin, central base for Eastern China, with refugees fleeing west as Japanese forces move in. Allied air raids target Japanese bases across the Central and Southwest Pacific while a Tokyo spokesman touts the invincible fleet ready to strike.
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Page
Pitoe
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Joseph W. Stilwell
Burma
China
Kweilin
Chennault
Pacific
Admr
Eiji Yamamoto
Tokyo
High School Students Walk Out Over Extra Period
Worcester Massachusetts reports about 4000 students leaving class in a planned protest against a newly added extended school day. Police and officials note four high schools emptied at once while 3100 students are enrolled. The day runs from 8 15 a m to 7 p m with teachers opposing the change and a compensation request before the school board.
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Worcester. Mass
Theschonley
Rensselaer County Official Attends Convention
William Millard of Batte Bills attended the County Officers Association Convention last week at Saranac Lake. He serves as president of the Rensselaer County Division Service Commission and represented his county at the event.
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William ©. Millard
Batte 3Ills
Rensselaer County Divie Service Commission
County Officers’ Association
Saranac Lake
Auxiliary Meeting Announced by Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Division 1 1, A. O. H. will meet Thursday at 3 30 PM in their rooms in the Chasen Building. Mrs. Alice O Grady will preside. Two legal letters against W R Wilson and Harry H Miller Surdick were settled out of court per papers filed with the County Clerk by Clarence G Simmons, attorney for the plaintiffs.
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A. O. HH
W.R. Wilson
Harry H. Miller
Eugene
Evelyn
Surdick
County Clerks Office
Clarence G Simmons
Mob lynch rage halts Rome trial of Caruso
In Rome crowds surround Palazzo di Giustizia as the Caruso murder trial is suspended amid a frenzied mob. Widows and relatives join demands for Caruso’s removal as police struggle to contain the violence.
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Rome
Caruso
Palazzo di Giustizia
Col
Harry Pollack
Scotland Yard
Carabinieri
Ser
Tie
Ttalian
Iyndh
Allied ‘Control Commission
Mexican Officials Inspect New Diesel Engines in U S Visit
Mexican officials led by Don ie Sanchez-Garito visit Sche nectady to inspect diesel switch engines for the Mexican Railway. The engines, built by General Electric and partners, mark the first modern steam power addition since the war start. Company reps will train Mexican crews in operation.
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Thai Coun
Schenectady
American Locomotive Co
General Sleetric Co
International General Electric
Don’ie Sanchez-Garito
Wash
Ivery
Mexico
Mont Surrey
News Freedom Bill Delayed for Rephrasing
In Washington the Senate foreign relations committee delayed a resolution urging untrammeled international exchange of independent news to promote world peace. Chairman Connally D-Tex3 appointed a subcommittee led by Senate Majority Leader Barkley to refine the wording before a floor vote this week.
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Washinston
Senate Foreign Relations
United States
Chaiman Conneily
Senate
Barkies
Congress
Marshall Says Sixty American Divisions In Overseas Fronts
General George C. Marshall told the American Legion during its 26th annual convention that sixty U S divisions are on world fighting fronts. He noted eight more divisions would reach the front this month, with front line troops supported by officers, corps and service units.
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Chicago
George C." Marshall
American Legion
U. S Army
Saar Miners Revolt Reported Across German Territory
Reports yesterday described a Saarbrucken region miners revolt and large scale protests involving hundreds of Germans moving toward Cologne. The item notes CPI radio France coverage of the unrest and related light disturbances.
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London
Radio France
Abpiers
Saarbrucken
Cologne
Dewey Attacks Smith Connally Act in War Labor Critique
Dewey denounces the Smith Connally Act as failing to solve wartime shutdowns and calls for a return to free collective bargaining. He urges a unified government with orderly administration and accuses the New Deal of delaying decisions through a bloated, conflicting agency system. The speech links labor unrest to political manipulation and pledges fair government, high employment, and strong unions.
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Lecuire
Dewey
Presidents War Labor Board
New York
White House
Auxiliary of Cohoes Post to Meet for Past Presidents Night
The Auxiliary of Cohoes Post plans a combined Past Presidents Night observance and annual installation banquet. The event, at 7:00 p.m. on Oneida Street in the Legion quarters, brings together the two committees led by Rose Grig-Ron and Mary Kildui with several members listed.
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Ich
Speriminees
Lezion
Oneida Street
Rose Grig- Ron
Saran Halloan
Laura Fremont
Josephine Hildreth
Sadie Wells
Mary Kildui
Martha Gilgan
Mariel LeMay
Albina Plouf
Mae Archaeroeault
Cohoes Lodge Reopens for Season with First Degree Planned
Cohoes Lodge resumes activity at the Cahoes Masonic Temple with the first meeting of the new season set for Wednesday October 4. Plans will be discussed for the fall program and conferring the first degree on a class of candidates. Charles Dawson senior warden will preside in lodge master Lee Blood's absence. Obituary notices follow detailing funerals for Royal Benjamin and others, with services at Dufresne Funeral Home, St. Joseph's Church, and Oakwood Cemetery, Troy. Rebekahs to meet in G A B rooms. Private Wing Medal awarded to Theodore Gregoire stationed at Fort Bragg NC.
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Cohoes Lodge
A. MN
Cahoes Masonic Temple
Charles Dawson
Lee Blood
Royal Benjamin
Dufresne
Mann Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Raoul A. Lavailee
Celas A. Robitaille
Leo H. Paradis
Ing
Gertrude Cone
Nora Boulier
Edward Frament
Cecile M. Rivet
Chopin
Miss Rivet
Raymond Benjamin
Rotel Vertefeuille
Raymond Lacrosse
Joseph Juarre
Oakwood Cemetery
Trox
Washington Avenue
Victor x Tld
Dutch Reformed Church
Waterford
Mary L. Stous
Cenoes
Victor F. Bi
Entai
Oaksood Cemetery
Troy
Siotis
Newton
Mass
Rebekahs
Spartata Rebekah Logze
G. A.B
Reensen Street
Jila Crier
Theodore Gretoire
For
X. C
Axardid
If Lancaster
Ei. Cahots
Gregoire
Cohoes Women Enroll in Red Cross Nursing Class
Twenty Cohoes women register for a wartime Red Cross nursing course at Conces Hospital. The two hour sessions cover refresher topics and practical skills under the War Council and Board of the Association.
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New Seasons
Re. Bapuget
Gethe
CoBves Wer Council
At Asso Sae
Atretary
Eset Brown
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Hole
Ns Cmon
Cohoes Soldier Missing in War Front Central Pacific Theater
A Cohoes soldier is reported missing while serving in the Central Pacific theater. The story names several service members from nearby communities including Fort WW, Greenbush, Hudson Falls, and Glens Falls, with lives described as on duty in active campaigns.
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McMahon
Earl McMaheon
Ge Avenue
Central Pacific
Sergi
John. M. Austin
AL P. Austin
Greeny
Canfield
Fulian
K. Cafield
Fest
Greenbush
Pfe
Joseph Gagnano
Ruth Marie Gazeno
Hudson Falls
Pix
Fred
Gilbert
Collin-Ross Auxiliary Card Party Planned
The Collin-Ross Ladies Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans will hold a card party Thursday at 7 15 p.m. in the GAR rooms on Remsen Street with high score prizes and refreshments. Mrs. Margaret Moran is general chairwoman with Lantra Fiallett, Mrs. Lilian Alles, Mae Archambeault, and Zema Clamsteam assisting.
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Colin-Ross
United Spanish War Veterans
Remsen Street
Margaret Moran
Whith Lantra Fiallett
Lilian Alles
Mae Archambeault
Zema
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