National Guard Units to Induct in Federative Muster
Albany reports of the 44th Division National Guard units assembling at armories on September 10 for induction into Federative following President Hoosye ll a call of state troops. Governor Lehman announced the mobilization. 3,511 enlisted personnel affected under the National Guard act. The 1 1th Division will move to Camp Dix for extended training after medicals. Unassigned inactive officers must report at 10 AM EDT. Meanwhile Lieut Col Christopher B Degendar of Schenectady named new commander of the 20th Infantry, replacing Brig Gen Ogden J. Br...
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British Bombers Swarm Over French Coast Bases
British bombers attacked French Channel ports during the night and into morning. Explosions and anti aircraft fire were seen from Houlton to Dunkirk as German defenses answered. A German barrage and fighter opposition met the raid, with at least two German formations reaching the southeast coast.
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Navy Plans Wake of Aircraft Production in 1941
Navy officials outlined a 1941 plan to absorb about 100 aircraft monthly, detailing contracted deliveries for Grumman fighters Vought Sikorsky scouts Consolidated patrol bombers and Douglas scout bombers. The schedule showed months with partial deliveries and escalating monthly totals, alongside mentions of bomber and fighter orders for Army and Navy use. Capt. Edward Johnston, 75, retired Great Lakes skipper and notable Ontario resident, died yesterday in Ayer hospital.
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Jankman Faces Charge of Trying To Steal Railroad
A chaotic clipping reports Jankman accused of attempting to steal railroad property with involvement from an unnamed partner. Police traced a $50 down payment and an $8-a-ton kickback alleged to be connected to the Brookyln Traction Company, which could not be located.
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Two Brides and a Peculiar Shopping Note
A whimsical line compares two kinds of brides as a father muses on traditions. One type is unaware of common cuts while the other buys chops, hinting at modern choices versus old customs in a playful domestic vignette.
Punctuality Record May Save Man's Life
Bliss McNally, 60, longtime drop forging executive with 3 H Williams & Co, famed for never being tardy, collapsed from a cerebral hemorrhage at his home on Labor Day. He had served on Great Lakes ships for 38 years, including 47 years total at sea, and was found unconscious. he remains in serious condition at a hospital. Authorities probe amid questions of his sudden collapse.
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Mystery Slaying in Niagara Falls Arouses Grief
Police investigate the 9-year-old Frederick Wolf slaying in Niagara Falls. His sister Mary, a high school honor graduate, confessed to shooting him as he slept citing impulse. Earlier incidents include an arson attempt and a later assault near the Niagara Gorge. A sanity evaluation is planned as the defense seeks psychiatric testimony.
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Air Board Opens 65 Witnesses In Fatal Crash Inquiry
The Aeronautics Board summoned about 65 witnesses to determine the cause of a major air disaster. Testimony includes executives from Pennsylvania Central Airlines and owners of the $129,000 Douglas airliner that crashed near Lovettsville, Virginia, killing 24 bikers and Senator Tex Lundeen. Public hearings began today and may run until Monday as calls for broader scrutiny rise.
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Commodore Perry Day Celebrated in Erie Pa Festivities
Erie marks Commodore Perry Day with a parade drill and patriotic observances honoring Perry's 1813 victory over Britain in Lake Erie. Capt Everett Zurn, Reserve Officers Association of Pennsylvania president, is listed as principal speaker at the ceremony.
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Dairy Farmer Testifies in Prohibition Milk Ring Trial
Harry Gordon of Monroe testified in Federal Court about his cows going dry after drinking whiskey froth from a still on a leased barn. The case targets members of an alleged Dutchess County bootleg ring including Orange County figure Edward Gurrivon and others on trial for protecting the syndicate.
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