New York Pedestrian Fatalities Decline in February
New York State reports a drop in pedestrian deaths in February to 59 from 66 the previous year, while pedestrian injuries rise to 1 702 from 1 380. Total motor vehicle fatalities reach 85 with 5 068 injuries, and property damage cases increase 38 percent amid higher highway gasoline use. Commissioner Fletcher notes fewer accidents in Berkshire and overall improvement for state drivers.
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New York State
Yesterdar
Ciltford J. Pletcher
Lisk
Fletcher
Beyele
Bridge of Sighs in Grizema Open to Escape to Americans
German civilians fear the advancing Russians as the Mulder River bridge, rebuilt by Maj. Robert J. Utley’s Second Infantry Division, lies broken after a Nazi defense collapse. Civilians beg for passage to American lines while soldiers and escaped POWs seek safety and surrender across the river.
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Hal Boyle Grizema
Germany
UPI
Utley
Hfe
Elbe
Alley
Malie
Sam
Dortmund
Ruher
Tam
Leipzig
Woemer
Ian Selfs
Howard B
Poughkeepsie
XN. Z
Pvt
Travis J Hood
Cleveland
Volksturm
South Cambridge Arts and Community Notices
Grace McNell has returned home after winter with her daughter Mrs. John Crozier. Mrs Nels Jacobsen visits Chat ham with parents. Mrs Maurice Amazon of Schenectady spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Gannon. Albert Yanke and daughter Jean Easton and Sgt Arnold Yanke and Mrs Yanke Schenectady visited Mr and Mrs Pant Yasike. They returned to Mr and Mrs Franklyn Lee and children Wayne Chestil of Troy who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Nelson E Bassett. Charles Green FR Tie and Mrs Green visited Mr and Mrs L B Wilson and Mr and Mrs E S Aiken. Pleasant Valley Grange held official visits by District Deputy Wit hur McDougall and Mrs McDougall. Charters draped in memory of Franklin D Roosevelt. Juveniles conferred degree on Marie Roval and Marjorie Hungerford and presented a play with Gladys Hunt Elizabeth Donahue and Wanda Ball. WOMEN HAVE PARTY. Botton Women’s Relief Corps held a party at 29 Park Avenue hosted by Mrs Eleanor Sharp. Mrs Susan Miller and Mrs Pedro Bowes assisted.
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Grace McNell
John Crozier
Nels’ Jacobsen
Chatham
Maurice Amazon
Schenectady
John Gannon
Albert Yanke
Jean
Easton
Arnold Yanuke
Yanke
Pant Yasike
Franklyn Lee
Wayne and
Chestl
Troy
Nelson E. Bassett
Charles Green
Tie
Green
Mfr
L.B. Wilson
Air
E. S$. Aiken
Pleasant Valley Grange
Withur McDougall
StcDougall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Marie Roval
Marjorie Hungerford
Gladys Hunt
Elizabeth Donahue
Wanda Ball
Presbyterians Elect Officers Of Church
The Hirst Presbyterian Church held annual congregational and corporation meetings. Rev Roberd Campbell presided over the congregational session and Elmer J Schacht led the corporation meeting in the absence of David B Plum. Elders elected include George X. Patrick William H. Marvin Henry W Hudson and Stace L Warnette. Deacons elected to succeed themselves include Miss Jule H Bush Mrs George X Patrick Gertrude Cawee Henry W Tofte Charles H Seibert James Baldrey William W Everison and George Grady. Trustees Mrs Pim and W LeRoy Shields were reelected. The treasurer reported the church in sound financial condition. Campbell gave a devotional and reviewed the year with prospects for the next year.
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Hirst
Bala
Roberd Campbell
Elmer J €. Schacht
David’b. Plum
Board of
Archibald Bucheran
George XM. Patrick
William H. Marvin
Henry W
Hudson
Stace L. Warnette
Jule H. Bush
George X. Patrick
EL Gertrude Cawee
Henry W. Tofte
Charles H. Seibert
James Baldrey
William W. Everison
George Grady
Leo Blume Auxiliary Names New Memorial Day Chairman
Mrs Catherine Robinson was appointed chairman of the Memorial Day program by the Leo Blume Auxiliary at their meeting in Arlington Va. Mrs Mary Conroy was named defense chair at the 5 Third Street rooms.
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Catherine Robinson
Leo’ HL Blume Abailigry
Third Street
Mary Conroy
Defense
Local Club Urges Support for Bread Bank and Clothing Drive
The article notes aakerd members to evelvellts the Bread Bank and cooperate in the National Clothing Drive. It mentions a lite membership certificate of the National Home at Eaton Rapids Michigan received by Mrs Julie Paskewich, president. Mrs Helena Kehn reports several members on the sick list.
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Eievellts
Breod Bank
Lo Cooparate
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Julie Paskewich
Helena Kehn
Addie Macke Tish
Mery Quinn
Marion Vaugraom
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Whitehill
Red
Second Baptist Church
Earl B. Robinson
Clarence J. Ryan
Leonard Cropsay
William A. Stephens
Tse Ork Ae
Electric Quick Shoe Repairing CO
South Cambridge
Botton
Women’s Relief Corps
Eleanor Sharp
Park Avenue
Susan Miller
Pedro Bowes
Dealys
Leo Blume
Aintmum
Deaty
Denby’s
Denby's
River Street
Troy, NY
Gitr
Sogrees
Kaine i Fay
Hushan Exaptoyer
Charre
Accomnte
Tovar
Deabys
Tiny
Cailing
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