Troy Soldier Killed in Italy
Carl Jangley of 331 Ninth Street was killed in action in Italy on March 1. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Angley of 253 Third Street, were notified by the War Department Monday. He had served since April 1943 and previously spent three months in Africa before five months in Italy. Surviving are his widow Frances Malinowski Angley, two sons, two brothers, five sisters, and his grandmother.
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Carl Jangley
Ninth Street
Italy
Thomas Angley
Third Street
War Department
Angley
Africa
Frances Malinowski Angley
Thomas
Francis
Frederick
Pvt
Gorge Angley
Daniel Bossone
Nicholas Bigaro
Malcolm Shufelt
Martin Williams
Julia Angley
Carl Viola
Mechanicville Lodge installs new officers in Elks ceremony
Mechanicville Con A Saniagato was installed ruler of Mechanicville Lodge B Pp E Friday evening to succeed Frank J Flanagan. Other officers inducted were Henry Van Veghten Arthur Meyer Joseph Gilmore Herbert W Gardner Jerry E B Canfield John F Burns Don A Santagato Fred Beck and Frank J Flanagan. Dist Dep Grand Exalted Ruler George J Halpin and staff conducted the installation. First actions named Joseph P Gilhheany as esquire Ralph W Wells Spencer Quick. Fred Beck addressed officers. A buffet luncheon followed. Guests came from Troy Schenectady Albany and Watervliet.
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Con A. Saniagato
Mechanicville Lodge
B. Pp
Frank J. Flanagan
Henry van Veghten
Arthur Meyer
Joseph Gilmore
Herbert W. Gardner
Jerry EB. Canfield
John F. Burns
Tler
Don A. Santagato
Grand Lodge
Fred Beck
Dist. Dep
George J. Halpin
Watervilet
Charles Roberts
William Schanz
Martin Schanz
Lawrence Kehoe
Daniel Peterson
John Stanton
Leo F. Watt
George Fairchild
James Dillon
Edward Bulger
Santagato
Joseph P. Gilhheany
Ralph W. Wells
Spencer Quick
New York State Elks' Association
Troy
Schnectady
Albany
Watervliet
Social clubs urged to fund Red Cross War Fund drive
Louis Kurs, Red Cross War Fund head for special events, asks city social clubs to collect at meetings to reach a $15 000 quota. Bowling notes cover a mixed doubles series by Masonic, Women’s, City, and club leagues. Churen Notes report on church meetings and a Rotary Lions Club playground plan to be discussed at Memorial Baptist Church.
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Louis Kurs
Red Cross War Fund
Masonic Club Bowling League
City
Ralphh. Spring
D. D. Linehan
Lions Club
Memorial Baptist Church
Linehan
L. E. Waters
Albany
Hugh R. Haddleton
Abe Fiver
E. E. Chauvin
Arthur H. Vinett
Herman Mintzer
Donald J. Pingrey
John DeVito
Crossword Puzzle Clues for Pruit Skin and More
Puzzle fragment lists clues and partial answers including street abbr and chemical symbols. Items reference Southern state and English conjugation hints, lava sheet, and misc phrases. entries suggest a themed crossword with fill requirements and 49 clues total across several categories.
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Chemical Sumit
England
Abbr
Fire Plug
Guider
Puzzle style clue list and answer guide
A fragmentary compilation of crossword style clues with numbers and hints. Entries include definitions for words like Plunge into and Symbol for chiotine, plus notes on tense form and wordplay. The list presents a mix of synonyms, abbreviations, and phrase prompts.
Easter Holiday News and Military Addenda in Local Square
Local notes reveal Easter vacations and visits by service members across families in Islip and surrounding towns. War production data highlights 1944 output, emphasizing aircraft and air equipment.
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Army
Six Lien Law Bills Vetoed by Governor Dewey
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey vetoed six bills altering the lien law on chattel mortgages, saying the measures were well intended but would remove protective provisions. He noted their banking interests and rural credit aims, and urged better legislation next session. Also approved were measures for snow removal aid, tuberculosis hospital facility survey, Madison County deputy sheriffs salaries, land rights for grade crossing work, and a real estate broker license renewal exam requirement.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
State Bankers’ Association
New York
New York State
Superintendent of Public Works Authority
Vermont
Whitehall
Rutland
State Commissioner of Health
Madison County Board of Supervisors
Superintendent of Public Works
Buffalo
Syracuse
Department of State
Mounted Patrol To Assist in Parades
The Victory Mounted Patrol held a drill at the Rensselaer County Mounted Patrol headquarters on Pinewoods Avenue. Frank Fonda was named riding instructor for the VMP, with Maj. Jack Demers and Capt. William Weatherwax in command. Plans for horse shows and parades were made for next month.
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Victory Mounted Patrol
Rensselaer County Mounted Patrol
Pinewoods Avenue
Frank Fonda
VMP
Jack Demers
William Weatherwax
Dril
Liberty Ship Afloat After Weeks of Fire
A Liberty ship loaded with glycerine and other flammable cargo remained afloat after weeks of fire and explosions. The vessel, the J. Pinckney Henderson, was towed back into New York harbor following a collision with a tanker and continued to burn at sea before being secured.
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New York Harbor
J. Pinckney Henderson
New York
INS
Cies
Aviation Fire Claims Most of Hendersons Crew
A blaze on the octane aviation gasoline ship spread rapidly leaving only three survivors from the Hendersons crew. The fire burned until extinguished and inspectors from the New Maritime Commission boarded the vessel for assessment.
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Hendereso
New York
Maritime Commission
Henderson's Pro Found To Be Most Gutted Yet
Officials praised the vessel for surviving extreme damage as welds showed no new cracks. They noted the craft remained intact despite severe filling and stress, astonished by its endurance under the ordeal.
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Henderson
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