Genoa Taken as Nazis Reportedly Quit City
Allied forces smashed into Genoa city port yesterday as German and Fascist defenders reportedly sought to surrender. Communications claimed large portions of the city were already in Allied hands and that entry towards Milan remained uncertain amid ongoing fighting in the port area.
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Genoa
Rome
Gece
Isa
Altec
Bad
Ditvorgucizet
Irany Poisis
Coat Unique
Milan
Enoth
Inheritance Tax Reports Filed On Two Estates
Surrogate's Court reports on two estates, McKinney and Wiener, with transfers and deductions. McKinney gross estate 16181945, net 13337.87 to be divided between Samuel McKinney and Samuel McKinney Jr. Wiener estate net 8644.87, widow Aimee Wiener received all per will. Milton Wiener named administrator. Attorneys Murphy Abcich Guy Broderick handle estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Poland
Robert D. McKinney
Aiken M. Wisemer
SicKinney
Mt Bay
McKinney
Samuel PL McKinney
Los Angeles
Samuel 3. McKkinney
Middletown
Thomas
Huxtable
Wiener
Aimee Wiener
Tut Ste
Milton G. Wiener
Saq
Murphy
Guy & Broderick
Green Island Soldier Missing in Action in Southwest Pacific
War Department telegram reports Corporal Richard Hoke, brother of Mrs Thelma Hoke Milford, missing since March 9 in the Southwest Pacific while serving as an Air Corps crew chief. He entered service in 1943 from Cooperstown after working as a mechanic. He previously lived with his mother Mrs Arthur Masters of Milford and is the son of Mrs Richard Auee. He trained at multiple camps including Miami Beach Gulfport Reno and Syracuse. Funeral arrangements note further local tributes and church activities in Green Island.
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Richard Hoke
Edward Landiigen
Green Island
War Department
Thelma
Hoke
Milford
Cooperstone
Miami Beach
Fla
Gulfport
Miss
Reno
New
Mesepole
New Guinea
Cooperstown
Arthur Masters
Mitford
Atlee Hoke
Namah
Wate
Fireman's Death Ruled Accidental After Train Collision
Coroner in Saratoga County rules Felix Davignon mechanic accidental death from injuries after a Delaware and Hudson train struck a streetcar at Broadway crossing. Investigation cites obscured view for westbound vehicles and lack of warning devices as factors. No criminal intent found. notes crossing visibility issues and timing around 10:43 AM.
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A. W. Tohnson
Mechanicwilte
Saratoga County
Felix D'avignon
Sre
Westcrick By & Delaware & Hudson Reitrosd Corp
Broadway
Girl Scout Troops Plan Activities and Badge Work
Lore about Juliette Low Troop meetings at First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg includes a May 6 hike to Fort Park and May 23 investiture ceremonies. Troop 27 meets at the Jewish Community Center and works on Mothers Day projects while earning badges in dancing, arts, and crafts. Troops 3 and 25 hold joint meetings with Brownies and intermediates. inspections and exhibits by May 5 feature arts, crafts, food and entertainment. A nature study class was held at Hotel Troy for leaders. details note leadership by Miss Betty Mower and Peggy Prudhomme with Mrs. Frederick P. Whiting inspecting troops.
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Juliette
Low
First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Freat Park
Juliette Low
Betty Mower
Central Tre House
Troop 27
Jewish Communit Center
Sandra Steckeer
Carol Pareles
Eleanor Newman
Peggy Prudhomme
Clay Viacques
Shirley Campbell
Theresa Zampog
Defriestville Troop
Fred Crow
Burke
Morris Pike
Troy
Reuben Graves
Mra
George A. Hartman
Telephone Operators To Receive Back Pay
About 42 708 New York Telephone operators will get 1 500 000 in back pay and an average of 31 more weekly plus a 3 wage increase. The Traffic Employees Association ratified the new agreement now awaiting War Labor Board approval ending a near four month potential strike. Similar action affected about 6 000 long distance operators at AT and T. New York Telephone estimates the raise adds about 33 000 000 yearly to payroll.
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New York
2NS
New York Telephone Co
Traffic Employees Association
War Labor Board
American Telephone and Telegraphu 1 Co
Payrell
Historic American and Soviet troops share joy at Torgau meeting
At a captured German building the American division joined with the 38th Guards to toast peace, exchange gifts, and celebrate a historic joint encounter. Maj. Gen. Clarence R. Huebner accepted a red silk flag from a Soviet general as both sides mingled amid song, dance, and friendly talk.
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Camermen
Russia
Q Guards Division
Pemhard
Genergi
Reinhardt
Clarence BR. Huebner
Fifth
Fis Siam
Genersl
Huebner
Stalingrad
Bushner
Torgau
Elbe River
Thomas G. Welsh
Vic
Harry J. Welsh
89Th
Patton
First Army
Thsrd
Welsh
Army
Andrew Marriock
Hudson
S. XI
Amy
Jane
Bim
Contact Fasolies: OWI Radio Aids French Families
A daily OWI radio broadcast in New York helps French citizens in the United States reach lost relatives in France. Messages are read in the sender's own voice at the OWI New York office, enabling direct contact with loved ones back home.
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Fasolies
New York
INB
Office of War Information
France
Tax Reports Filed on Two Troy Estates
Inheritance tax filings in the Herkimer County Surrogate's Court detail estates of two Troy sisters Julia Allds DeFreest and Fannie Ball DeFreest. Julia left a small estate with most assets to her sister. Fannie left a larger estate with specific bequests including rings to nieces and a residue divided between two heirs, with Chester G. Wagar as attorney.
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Julia Allds J DeFreest
Fannie Ball DeFreest
Hemssezer County
Edward J. Poland
Fer
Julia “Alia Divine
Eiga
Teere
Anna B. Ford
Tremtes
Jes Sie Gidas
Cosppaqua
Katherine W. Alay
Death of Area Man Recalls 1911 Murder
Jesse A. Morner of Defreestville dies at 87 recalling a 1911 Morner farm murder when his mother and three sisters were killed by an axe. Survived by wife Nellie, daughter Fayette and son Clifford, funeral Monday at 2 30 pm from the residence with Rev. Harry Moorehouse officiating. burial in Bloomingrove Cemetery.
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Jesse A. Morner
North Greenbush
Defreestville
Mr. Morner
Mary A. Morner
Edith
Blanche
Arthur
Morner
Air
Northreenbush
Nellie Yordan Btorner
Fayette Binch
Clifford C. Borner
Dee Freestvillg
Harry A. Moorehouse
Bloomingrove
Reinhardt Leads U. S. 69th Division in World War II
Maj. Gen. Emil Reinhardt of Detroit commands the U S 69th Division a new Fifth Corps unit that joined the western front March 8. The division aided by the Lith Armored Division pushed toward Leipzig Leuna and the Mulder River before linking with Soviet forces near Totzau and engaging enemy patrols. The unit formed at Camp Shelby Miss May 15 1943 from Selective Service draftees and trained there under Reinhardt a Bay City Michigan native a West Point graduate with a long Army career including posts at Dayton Fort Snelling and Fort Sam Houston.
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Totzau
Emil ®. Reinhardt
Detroit
First Army
Leipzig
Leuna
Muilder
Eis
Camp Shelby
Miss
New York
Reinhardt
Bay City
Mien
Rewuler
West Point
Mayen
Germany
Coblenz
United States
Command and General Staff
Fort Leavenworth
Kaa
University of Dayton
Dayton
Fort Snelling
Minn
Army War College
Washington
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Texas
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fort Sam Bouston
Dating Moms Blamed For Army Rejects
Dr Edward A Strecker cites "moms" as causing many young men to fail military service due to emotional ties. He notes certain affluent mothers praised by society hinder sons from severing bonds, affecting enlistment during a Gregory Memorial lecture at New York University College of Medicine.
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New York
Edward A. Strecker
University of Pennsylvania psychia_trist
Strecker
Army
Navy
Manas Gregory
New York University College of Medicine
Funeral Rites Held For Danyla Helen At St Nicholas Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Danyla Helen were held with a requiem at St Nicholas Church. Rev Andrew Ivengeby officiated as bearers from St Glen's Society and parish members escorted the hearse to the church and cemetery. Interment followed at St Nicholas Cemetery.
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Danyia
Aird
Helen Danyia
Ene Ne Froma
Nicholas’ Ee
Mes
Andrew Ivengebyy
St. Glen's Society
Juba
Cater
Anthony Suslo
Ed Piskutz
Peeko Gingeresky
Paul Boyko
Mires
Helen Lakowich
Society
Stephen Bomba
Wasyl Danyla
Anthony Sisko
Onufer Passewich
Harry Gingeresky
Peter Metter
St. Nicholas‘ Cemetery
Teanyshyn
Fred B. Stevenson
Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
Pao
James G. Hunt
Pirse Presbyterian Church
Mr. Stevenson
William J. Stevenson
Sarah Warner Stevenson
Margaret Hitl Stevenson
Julia Ann Stevenson
Sirs Mac Walker
Greenwich
East Side Tawanke Camp Plans Hike and Meetings
Fire Girls met at Third Presbyterian Church to plan a hike from Mountain View and Pawling Avenues at 9 25 am with guardian Mrs Gaylord C Belden and Miss Patricia Bleix of Odaka Group assisting Lansing Burg will help. Attendees bring oven lunch of frankfurters for open fire. Also reports from Kay Manley and others at yesterday’s business meeting.
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East Side
Tawanke Camp
Third Presbyterian Church
Mountain View
Pawling Avenues
The
Guardian
Gaylord C. Belden
Westfall Avenue
Patricia Bleix
Odaka Group
Lansing‘Burg
Miss Kay
Manley
Preal‘dént
Geraldyne Black
Mer Jorie Mohl
United Clothing Drive
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St Joseph's Hell
Mise Meargerer Barrett
St. Joseph's Het
Miss Barrett
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Hiary
Rose A Keating
John Keating
Hudson Avenue
Ireland
St Joseph's Church of
Atha
Hesting
Pvt
William J. Keating
John F. Heating
New York State Police
Amsterdam
Raymond Keating
Edward McNemare
St To- Aebh's Church
Tnierment wEi
St. Mary's Cemetery
Girl Scout
Funny
Wei Ee
Merona Sradice
Enon
U. S
Miss Hayes
Catherine Hayes
Quandt
Broad Street
Waterford
St. Mary's Church
Frastis C. O'Bryan
Margaret A. Holton
Mary €. Builer
William Flavia
J. Ormond Grady
Roger A. Kenney
Stephen Keating
Sir Mary's Cemetery
Father O'Bryan
Isdge Witt
Triumph Rebekah Lodge
Albia Odd Fellowa
Mount Ida Sremorial Presbyterian Church
C. .W. Egan
Woman's Service Guild
Cecil Nash
Woedlaen Court
the Samaritan Hospital
Benjamin T.imeson
Congress ‘Street
Troy Hospital
Charlotte van Evern
Wotdlaen Court
Brownsville
Tex. O. S
Donald ©. Murray
Sampson
Dewar Funeral Home
Edward J. Quinn
Fifth Ave
Empire
Monument Company
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Troy Hand
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