Soldier Harold Snyder to graduate from Houns- Held Central School
Harold Snyder of Whitesboro who has served three years in the Army and seen much of the world will graduate next month from Hounsheld Central School at Sackets Harbor. The piece traces his youth, military service in the Philippines and Fort Hancock, and his return to complete schooling while stationed at Madison Barracks.
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York Urges All-Out Aid to Britain and Nazi Threat
Veterans in Virginia cap the Arlington procession as York denounces Hitler and warns that liberty is a lease due to expire. He urges no compromise with Nazism and links renewal to American resolve, citing Washington and Valley Forge as moral stakes.
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Court records reveal sterilization coerced by wife
William L. Simmons testified before a superior judge that Marian D. McGrew Simmons urged sterilization and consented to the operation. He said after the procedure she began drunken rages and beat him. Judge Dudley S. Valentine granted a divorce after a 20 month marriage.
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Dudley S. Valentine
White House troubled by Eire's role in war policy
The White House expresses anxiety over Ireland delaying acceptance of Roosevelt’s offer of food shipments while pressing for arms. Officials caution against leasing war material to Eire, citing neutrality rules and strategic concerns about Axis threats and potential shifts in Atlantic supply routes. John J. Levy named Suffolk County sheriff to replace the late Jacob Dreyer.
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Suffolk County
Jacob Dreyer
U S Planes to Surpass All Says General Curry
New Orleans May 30 Major General John Curry commander of the Second Air Force asserts United States planes will surpass all others once production begins. He notes young pilots bring energy but older leaders offer experience and states American airpower is advancing after years of effort. The interview highlights U S air defense and a generation of veterans who began flying in 1915. Major Nathan Bedford Diers Forrest is cited as a great grandson figure in the article.
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