Nazis Can No Longer Hold Any Line
United Press report from advanced Allied HQ cites Eisenhower Bradley and Patton claiming that the German Wehrmacht can no longer hold positions as Allied forces advance in Western Germany. The piece notes rapid encirclement by tanks and by-passing of resistant cities, with heavy air and artillery power used to crush opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Pixeley
United Press
Europe
Westers
Germany
Genersis
Duight D. Eisenhower
Omar N. Bradley
Mershal Abbert Kesselring
Uigeopachy
Eisenhower
Digestive Aid Advertisement Fragment From Historic Page
Fragmentary ad copy urges lower digestive relief using Pills to aid bile and fat digestion. Mentions usage guidance and cautions, with garbled product names and numbers, reflecting a vintage health promotion snippet. The unreadable text preserves an early 20th century period voice and marketing tone.
Eisenhower on Remagen and the Rhine bridge decision
An analysis of Allied strategy west of the Rhine centers on Eisenhower’s choice not to pull back and instead leap the Rhine. It highlights the Remagen bridge discovery and the plan to push four divisions across, with potential impacts on casualties and weeks of battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Rhine
Eisenhower
Saar
Yhes
Seventh Army
Patian
Third Army
Coumery
Litlle v
Trier
Prum
Remazen
Remagen
Lisenhower
Raine
Bradler
First Army
Awards Totaling 31 096 Made to Work Injury Victim
A man injured at work received 31 096 in Workmen's Compensation awards for losses including 15 percent use of his right leg while employed by Joan A Johnson Construction Co. Other awards included 70 70 for Stanton Brewery Co injuries to 75 percent loss of the right index finger and separate disfigurement awards for Francis Wilsexy and Edward Cummings. Additional awards of 252 each were given to Stefano Giambrone of Mohawk Paper Mills and to Brancis P. Smith, with other awards to George F. Wertime. The article also mentions Allied troop movements and war reports from Wesel to Germany and broader Allied efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thony Payora
Joan A. Johnson Construction Co
Frite Berghammer
Stanton Brewery Co
Berghammer
Francis Wilsexy
Franton Brewery Co., Inc
Edward Cummings
White Fiomatic Corp
Elks Hold Sorrow Lodge For President Roosevelt
Troy Lodge of Elks held a sorrow lodge in honor of President Roosevelt during the regular meeting last night. Silent prayer replaced the usual eulogy as the first meeting under newly elected exalted ruler Arthur W. Mace. A Mothers Day ritual committee was named to prepare for May 12, and officers from nearby lodges attended installations elsewhere. Reports on last week's basketball fundraiser were heard, Daniel King named chair for June 24 Flag Day exercises, and lodge members continued donating books for the Merchant Marine with about 2,500 already contributed through Joy Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Lodge of Elks
Roosevelt
Arthur W. Mace
John J. Sweeney
Albert J. Smith
Fred TL. Hussey
Edward J. Poland
William Barber
Troy Lodge
Y Watervilet
Mechanicville
Albany
Hoosick Falls Rodges
Pass
Joseph B. MuThodfard
Gianer
HPL
Daniel King
Merchant Marine
Joy Lodge
AWOL Soldiers Disrupt Pay and Insurance Protections
The War Department Home Service reports AWOL status disrupts Class B D and NX allotments and insurance coverage. Plans include saving via War Bonds and deposits through commanding officers. The Merck report notes lapses in insurance and allowances while AWOL, with procedures for transfers and direct payments to avoid lapses. The article cites 1175 cases total in the Home Service workload with multiple ongoing, closed, and reopened cases, plus prisoner of war and health reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Home Service Department
Merck
Home Service Department
Mem
Veterans Administration
Ging Fed
Yerer- Res
Washkinston '25
D. C
War Department
Geer
New Canteen Opens Tonight at Catholic High
The Spotlight biennial canteen plans were announced by the senior class at Catholic Central High School. The Stedest Spiritual Council approved the project amid plans for a soda bar and music related features. Patronage and pension-related aid for ex servicemen and dependents were noted, with inquiries listed for civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic High
Catholic Central High School
Stedest
Dance group officers listed in civic event report
The article names officers for the Bantak dance committee. Jasa officers include president Joan Gey nor and vice president Frances Se iY. Secretary Virginia Shang and corresponding secretary Con stance Bfornay are also listed with treasurer duties.
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Dance Se Beg
Danc Ing. Wit
Jasa
Aparbensel Bantak
Joan Geynor
Frances Se Iy
Virginia Shang
Constance Bfornay
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Helen Clouraler
Ding
Dick Anthoa
Marie Doocey
Bob Collins
Ned Musan
Michael Banigx
Cannes
Wes Gine Les PiUs
Saillions Mince Feid
Uagontyas Greered
Montgomery
Wesel
Patton
Maing
Worms
Reich
Ile
P.M
Hudson Beauty Shop
Troy
Idee” Gow
Acep Erin
Hollywood
Lacas
WIEY
Mersiog
Menodles
Abroad
Hep Harrigan
Pirates
Tracy Tack Armatzone
Ari Eee Coat
Ea Bean Eh Sig —Famens
Jars Soaks Dee Takssreier
Schetectady
Sinders Reesers Rage Ieee
Jordan Ji—Rost
David Barns
Berehold ‘Chace
Portia Facex
Duke” Elkingtos
Amrich Pauly the Thin
Trinorart
Eileen Farred
P.O
Durante-Moore
Fis
Sean Brooks Glan
Gray
Witry
Fray
Mendien
Theskeeper
Sehenertady
Albagr
Maes
Tee Taylor
Warren Sweaner
Athe Burke
Grant Central U2
Nation
Elks Conduct
Rae
Eri
Sib
Dean
Beverwyck
Beverwyck Breweries, Inc
N. Feig St
N.Y
Nehi Bottling Co
Areeéway
N. Y
Weigel Beverage Co
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Mystic Ave
Swan St
West Street Beverages
Central Ave
Seton
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