Snyders Corners Man Held on Assault Charge
John Marra of Snyders Corners waived examination for action of the grand jury on a charge of second degree ferocious assault upon a one year old North Gheenbuch girl and was committed to the county jail. Marra was taken into custody Tuesday night by County Detective Timothy J. Cothins and Sgt. James Russell of the State Police. The complaint was made to the district attorney by the mother of the child. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Thomas Wherein at Wyas yesterday and waived the grand jury examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marra
Sniders Corners
Grand
North Gheenbuch
Marra
Timothy J. Cothins
Harate E. Hervimian
James Russell
Marta
Atty E
Justice of the Peace
Thoms
Wyras
Marshall Street Man Injured in Accident
William GiNe a Marshall Street resident was hurt when a United Traction Co bus struck him at He and River Streets. He received treatment for a laceration to the left elbow and head cuts, then returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William GiNe
Marshall Bureet
Secsarizen
Yeserday
United Traction Co
He and River Streets
Prison Camp Scenes Shock Nazi Civilians
Hay den Sears reports armored forces discovering the Obreeyf concentration camp near Central Germany. German officials toured the site and viewed hundreds of bodies and piles of burning remains, expressing disbelief while condemning the atrocity as the work of beasts. News of the discovery spread to front lines as American soldiers visit the camp, leaving a grim mood but adding resolve to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnrdral
Germany
Upcol
Hayden A. Sears
Obreeyf
Thie Ewe
Brevak
Pee Cresisur
Mass
oFeer
Fourdhuz
Avaz
Volumupity
Ourdruz
Sears
Evidence of Nord Luger camp killings near Buchenwald
Fragmentary World War II report describes bodies scattered at an evacuee camp known as Nord Luger, tied to overflow from Buchenwald. Survivors claim execution by SS doctors and maltreatment. American troops found many sick left behind as they advanced.
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Wivers
Nord Luger
Wes
Buchen- ‘Wald
Hoosick Falls Lodge installs officers and community notices
Exalted Ruler Joseph Mulholland leads Hoosick Falls Lodge installation of officers at the Erie clubhouse. Inductions include Chaplain Rev Jobs B Martin and Inner Guard Thomas McAllen among others. A talk on juvenile delinquency followed by a social session. Also reports on grass fire on River Road, supervisor Baker’s March financials, local personnel changes, church and school notices, and ongoing street patching by Patrick Cavanaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Mulholland
Trov
Hoosick Falls Lodge
B. P.O
Erie
John Coleton
Jobs B. Martin
Thomas McAllen
James Jing
3Fuikeeland
Afartin
James Fleming
River Road
Baker
Hoosick
Mareh
Reymond
Ralm
Wenight
First
Presbyterian Church
Army Specialized Training Reserve
Seinis
All Saints’ Episcopal
Caureh
Patrick Cavanaugh
Valley Falls Visit Highlights and Easter Returns
Valley Falls visited Hugh B Sharpe in New York and Philadelphia. Miss Ruth Fudd returned from Washington after Easter, while Misses Jayne and Nancy Harrison came back from New York after several days. Members of the Woriets Aust rary No 1938 invited to a Community Hall party this evening. Mrs Cat W Lohnes, her son Robert, and Mrs Paul Clum returned from Orlando after two weeks visiting relatives.
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Hugh B. Sharpe
Sundar
New York
Philelphia
Ruth Fudd
Washington
Jayne
Nancy Harrison
Woriet’s “Austrary
Comunity Hall
Cat
Robert
Paul Clum
Orlando
Fla
Local Notes on Goodrich Family Visits and Youth Fellowship Event
South Cambridge reports Mr and Mrs R Goodrich hosting Malcolm Goodrich and family. Frances Van Orman returns from a visit with Mrs Edward Boom in Troy. Ed Goodrich family hosts Mrs Foster Goodrich at Fayelis will. Youth Fellowship Club to meet with Buskirk youths on April 18 with Nels Jacobsen leading. Club sponsors April salvage drive. donations invited at church annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm R. Goodrich
Troy
R. Goodrich
Misa Frances van Orman
Edward Boom
Edward Goodrich
Foster E. Goodrich
Fayeliswill
Buskirk
Nels Jacobsen
Wounded in Action Pfe Walter Kernaghan Wounded in Germany
Mrs W L Kernaghan of 18 Brookview Avenue formerly Jean Tilley reports her husband Pfe Walter L Kernaghan wounded in action in Germany on March 24 with a shrapnel wound in the leg He sent home his Purple Heart and is the son of Mr and Mrs W L Kernaghan of Waterford A Waterford High School graduate who worked for General Electric in Schenectady he entered service in October 1942 and served at camps from Sault Ste Marie to Fort Bliss before going overseas about a month prior to being wounded.
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W. L. Kermaghan
Brookview Avenue
Jean E. Tilley
Pfe
Walter L. Kernaghan
Germany
Kernaghan
W. L. Kernaghan
Waterford
Waterfor High School
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Sault Ste. Marie
Fort Bliss
Chamber Board Hears Report on City's Tax Status
The Chamber of Commerce board received a tax status report prepared by Wiilizay BR Darby on city delinquent taxes and payments. It notes expected expenditure reductions due to fewer certiorari proceedings and shows board members pleased with the findings. Samuel W McCochrane urged continuation of this work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaguery
Chamber Leader Sees City Strength Through Improvement
The chamber president asserts strong fasciaal progress will boost the city’s overall strength and support continued improvements across the community.
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Snyders
Marshall Street
Lew Boyd Fen
Tyirda B. Pits
Belp
Pinkleham
Lydia
Piethan
Tagrets
Funny
Nezi Concentration Camp
Sar Rtas
Kat
Tes—Tires & Tures
Bay Sale Thurs
River Street
Sean Arad
Rex
Lastex
Wonder
Ol Golors
Rutland
FORD
Iran
Urgighten Fenders
Hoosick Falls
Senzoui
Margaret Coleman
Peronsi
Alex Farquharson
Fort Biss
Isday
Donald RB. Frank
Bey
Melvin
Estabrook Avenue
Valley Falls
South Cambridge
Ie Rss
SURE
Cnecet Sas
Fourth Street
Fashion Furs
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