Nationalists Yield Hainan as Reds Claim Victory
The article reports Nationalists retreat from Hainan Island with Gen. Haueh Tush and Gov. Chen Chuang fleeing to Yulin. Reds gain control of Hainan Strait, threatening southern mainland access and reducing Nationalist holdings to scattered islands. Chushan remains a critical target with daily battles and air attacks, while observers weigh strategic shifts and possible futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haueh Tush
Hainan
Yulin
Holhow
Chen Chuang
Samah
Pane Wastin
Holchow
Reda
Formosa
Chushan
Shanghai
Chusan
Chushan Archipelago
Youth Center Plans Increase In Activities
The Cohoes Youth Center board announced expansion from nine to fifteen directors with two women joining, likely from the Auxiliary. The center will form a Boy Scout troop, open a playground, and seek a new library with a community drive. Members discussed summer activities, trips to points of interest, and a film lineup for the auditorium, while noting a former officer’s funeral and local civic engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Wade A. Morehouse
Mer
Charles B. Plumley
Mauground
Price Feley
William F. Finn
James J. Cain
A. Ray
Mond Sweet
Edmund
J. Connery
Ares
Herman F. van Guinek
Spanish-Amerithe Center
Chatr Ican
Conaugtea
Mement Coboes
Bers
Colins-Ross Camp
W.V
Albert Hutton
E. T. Ryan Post
Wil
Liam B. Hutchins
Cohoes Lodge of Elks
Bera
J. Gordon Tab
Ner
Sir. van Gulden
More Equipment For Water Works For Cohors Station
Seon equipment for the new control board at the Cohors Municipal Pumping Station is slated to be shipped from Philadelphia at May 38 and the board will be in use by June 3, according to Warren J. Smith commissioner of public works. The centralisation of equipment control at the station is part of the $100 000 water system improvement program started more than two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohors Municipal
Philadelphia
Warren J. Smith
Public Works
Conduct Rites For Retired Guard Officer
Funeral honors paid Saturday to Capt. Frank M. Hay retired commander of Co B 10th Infantry NY National Guard. Service from his home 16 Congress Street Cohoes officiated by Rev Victor J Blekkink. Troop 46 Boy Scouts formed guard of honor. firing squad from Co B saluted at Waterford Rural Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosanna
Formoes
Borden
Dufreane
Columbia Street
St- Marie's Church
Cele- Nationalista
Joaa Chevalier
Ade
O.F.M
St. Joseph’s
Raymond J. Robert
Sacred Heart Church
Lionel A. Guillaume
Peter Preston
Edward J. Nadeau
Nadeau
Bien R. la
Pointe
Hemweh
William J. Demaraiz
Charles W. Riggs
Jennings Funeral Home
Mohawk Street
Cohoes
W. Stanley Hisch
Pine Bush Methodist Church
Albany
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Schuyler D. Jenking
Loton Springstead
Frank M. Hay
Co. B
10Th Infantry
New York National Guard
Congress Street
Cohras
Victor J. Blekkink
the Reformed Church
Troop 46
Boy Scouts, of America
Hay
Waterford Rural
Rene J. Payette
Roland P. Parireau
Edward G. Morris
William KE. Foley
Pic
Dutin
Lee
John E. Padonie
Roger Henville
Lawrence Nelles
Joseph Lajeuneste
Bert Grace
Colins-Ross Camp
Biekkink
American Legion
Leonias Tandry
Z. T. Ruancost
Community Chest Agencies Confer on Fiscal Affairs
Community Chest agencies met to review the March uncollected pledges and plan funding for the next cycle. The total pledged was 257000 with 73 percent collected, and $98000 from New York City funds was noted as the first five months show. Plans for the October campaign were discussed with John S. Miller presiding and a wide range of agencies named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. van Zandt
New York City
Eastern States
John S. Miller
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Catholic Charities
Dey Horne
Girl Scouts
Hillside School
District Nursing Association
Jewish Community Center
Lasingburg Boys Club
St. Joseph’s Community Center
St. Mary's Hospital
Salvation Army
Samari
Urges U S To Seize Russian Hostages
Philadelphia Major General William J Donovan urged the United States to seize ten Russian soldiers and sailors in this country as hostages for ten American Navy flyers killed in the Baltic incident. He said the Russians should be held until indemnity is paid or Americans are returned safe. He suggested seizing hostages from UN personnel or Russian diplomatic agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William J
Wild Bill
Donovan
United States
OSS
Russia
United Nations
Monument Dealers Name New Directors
William Spargo Jr of Watervliet and Addison Mallory of Saratoga Springs named directors of the District Retail Monument Dealers Association Inc The certificate of incorporation is on file with the Schenectady County clerk Carroll A Gardner Schenectady County Clerk serves as president of the association which includes dealers in 11 eastern New York counties: Rensselaer Albany Saratoga Washington Schenectady Montgomery Fulton Schoharie Columbia Greene and Warren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spargo, Jr
Watervliet
Addison Mallory
Saratoga
Springs
Monument Dealers’ Association, Inc
Schenectady
Carroll A. Gardner
New York
Rensselaer
Albany
Washington
Montgomery
Fulton
Schoharie
Columbia
Greene and
Warren
Barge Canal System Will Open April 28
The Public Works Department announced that the State Barge Canal System divisions will begin the season on April 28 with the Champlain Division opened on April 37 despite high water briefly closing it The department anticipates completing lock gate replacements at Waterford by April 25 or 27 to clear the Was and allow canal opening from the Hudson River westward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Waterford
Hudson River
Goodwin Anxious To Testify At Probe
Roslyn 39 William J Goodwin eager to testify in the Gwen Lattimore case without immunity, saying he would be responsible for all he says. Lattimore had invoked Goodwin’s name claiming aid to attacks on him and denying he was Revada’s top ally in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn
William J. Goodwin
Gwen Lattimer
Herr
Renater McCarthy
Bse
Lattimore
Revada
School 16 Principal Dies In Hospital
Miss Marty Frances Fitzgerald longtime School 16 principal dies after long illness in Samaritan Hospital. A Troy educator for 28 years she taught in Pittstown and Vanderhyden Hall students, earned BA and MA degrees, active in PTA and teachers associations. Funeral at J W Burns Sons Chapel then St Augustine's Church with burial in St John’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Frances Fitzgerald
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Fifth Avenue
Miss Fitzgerald
Pittstown
John S and
Mary F. Gorman Fitzgerald
St. Augustine's School
Oneonta Normal School
New York State College of Teachers
Fitzgerald
New York
Vanderhyden Hall
New York State Teachers’ Association
National Education Association
St. Augustine's Church
John C. Fitzgerald
Helen M. Gorman
Loretta 8. Smith
J. W. Burns Sons, Inc
St Augustine's Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Sycaway Men’s Club to Hear Dr Beers
Dr Roland F Beers of RPI will speak at the Sycaway Men’s Club meeting on Tuesday at 6 30 pm at Memorial Methodist Church Houge The talk titled Fuel Resources of the United States will include films A chicken dinner and musical entertainment by the Baniak sisters plan the event Also plans for the Hiilade Cemetery Poestenkill annual meeting are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland F. Beers
R.P.I
Sycaway
Memorial Methodies
Houge
Beers
Geotechnical Corp. of America
United States
Baniak Sisters
Special meeting for pancake and sausages supper held today
Green Island A special meeting will be held today of the committees in charge of the pancake and sausages supper of the Mothers' Club of St. Joseph's School at 3 p.m. in the school hall. Birthday Supper, Inman J. Gardner was tendered 4 birthday supper recently at the home of his mother, Mrs. Florence Waldron, 81 Alfany Avenue. Twenty guests were present, and games were played with prizes awarded for high scores. Miss Rita Ahearn rendered several solos, Mr. Gardner received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers' Club
St. Joseph's School
Inman J. Gardner
Florence Waldron
Alfany Avenue
Rita Ahearn
Gardner
Fellowcraft Club
Chinton Lodge
Masonic Temple
Frank A. Stark
Women’s
Charles J. Brady Post
American Legion
Saratoga Veterans Hospital
Arthur Anderson
Lynn Cole
Laula Cuomo
Fire Damages Round Lake Garage and Trailer
Flames destroyed Everett Cornell’s trailer home at Round Lake and heavily damaged the adjoining garage and its contents valued around two thousand dollars. Harold O Brien’s garage at the rear of his Burlington Avenue home was also affected by the blaze which threatened his residence but did not catch fire. Firefighters from Round Lake fought the flames for about 90 minutes after an alarm from Mr. O Brien and Mr. Cornell, who was away at the time, noted smoke. A overheated pipe from a stove made from a 55 gallon oil drum is believed to have caused the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Cornell
Round Lake
Harold O'Brien
Burlington Avenue
O'Brien
Box 2
Cornell
Stephentown Clinic Next Week At School
An immunization clinic will be conducted at the Stephentown School on Thursday at 1 pm. All parents of preschool children who desire immunization are invited to attend. Diphtheria toxoid and smallpox vaccine will be administered as preventive measures against these diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephentown
New Homes by Clement Realty in Waterford Area
Clement Realty of Waterford plans a new set of homes on Columbo Avenue at the head of Van Mors Server Me. Construction continues at 118 and 114 Davin Avenes with new owners moving in. Restricted building lots with city water and power already installed. Phone Adams 8-5224 or 06-0476.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Realty
Waterford
Columbo Avenue
van Mors
Sida
Davin Avenes
Lenpec
Alen
Alrtedy
Phomet Adams
Waterford Village Election and Community Events Preview
The Waterford village election occurs tomorrow at the Town Hall from 2 to 7 pm with Republican and Citizens tickets listing Jeff A. Busha Richard Hurst Edward O Connor Arthur Anderson Ralph Dean Vincent archeibault Carl Sorensen Earl Maltenon John A Murray Charles Taylor Anthony Catallo Vincent larchambault and others. Also listed are church meetings scouts events club gatherings and social activities across Waterford including choir rehearsals at St Marys and Presbyterian schedules with youth choirs and ladies aid sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Baretoga County
Republican Party
Jeff A. Busha
Richard Hurst
Edward O'Connor
Arthur Anderson
Ralph Dean
Vincent Archeibault
Citizens Party
Carl Sorensen
Earl Maltenon
John A. Murray
true _tee
Charles Taylor
Anthony C. Catallo
Anvestor
Vincent Larchambault
Sodalities Plan Queen's Ball at Hendrick Hudson
The Blessed Virgin Mary sodalities of Holy Trus ty Church will host a Queen's Ball at The Hendrick Hudson on Saturday May 13 with Our Lady crowned Queen of the May. Semi formal dancing 2 p.m. to 1 a.m. Charles Randall orchestra. Stanley Wornowski general chair. Edward Winnickl cochair. Mayor John J. Ahem honorary chair.
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Chiang
Hainan Island
London
Yuniat
Ebastal
Peiping
Meital
Tsingmai
Tanjug
Hong Kong
Red Fourth Army
Hoihow
Beth Jacob Sisterhood
Oneida Street
Hans D. Weiss
Baptist Assembly
Hudson River Baptist Association
North
First Baptist Church
Arthur H. Lofgren
George F. McElvein
C. G. Steward
Earl D Woodell
S. 3. Feldman
Bate
Clayton E. Flint
Broad ST
Adams
U.S
Monument Dealers
Goodwin
Sycaway Men’s Club
Dr. Beers
Hiilade
Poestenkill
The
BR Pin
St. Joseph's Home
Girl Scouts Senior Council
Shore
Francis Senden
Green Island
Anbury Club
Hudson
Constance Perry
Henson
First Presbyterian Church
John House
Board of Review
Metodist
Vial
Tonic
Dorothy Law
William Law
Waterford High School
Mix Angela de Mino
Church Calendar
Presbyterian
School of Religion
Ladies Aid Society
John House Memorial
St. Mary’s
Altar Society
St. Mary's Hall
James H Bagley Carman
Mothers Club
Miax
Gertrude E. Hodgeman
Ax Ensaker
Jente
Dawalers
Optometrists
Remsen St. Ceder
Bank OF Waterford
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Waterford, N. Y
Grand Union Super Market
Grand Union Hoosick Street
N. Y
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