Cadets Learn War Course For Citizenship Training
North Hillywood reports on the National Military Cadets program led by Mastin J. Farmer. The unit trains youths in military sciences and discipline to foster citizenship, using mock weapons and field drills while stressing safety and nonviolence. Early testimonials praise the program’s life-saving and character-building impact.
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Hillywood
Cala
Copuds
Mastin J. Farmer
Ol - Farmer
Ree
Farner
U. S. Army
U.S. Army
NMC
Menudera
Springfield
Yan Ful
Farmer
Cadets Aimed To Train Future Citizens In War Readiness
The article discusses a California Militia Cadet Corps offshoot seeking national reach. Leaders praise disciplined youths who follow orders and learn combat readiness, arguing forewarned is forearmed and that these cadets will grow into responsible future citizens.
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Will
California State’ Militia
Farmer
Los Angeles
Arca
Last Body Identified in Empire State Crash
New York authorities used dental charts to identify the remaining victim of the Empire State crash. Mrs. Lucille Bath, 19, a telephone operator at the National Catholic Welfare Council, was named by her husband Charles Bath who had urged her to join him at the beach instead of returning to work.
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New York
Empire State Tower
Lucille Bath
National Catholic Welfare Council Bffices
Charles Bath
Workmen Compensation Awards in Albany Area
Howard Walsh received a lump sum of 1000 dollars in compensation in Albany County Court. Michael Joseph Flanigan of Freihofer Baking Co was awarded 656.25 for 25 percent loss of use of his left thumb. Alfred Machon of Tri State Electric Motors gained 234.50 for 25 percent loss of use of his right index finger.
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Alward
Howard Walsh
Lyman A. Kilburn
Court House
Walsh
Albany Packing Co
Michael Joseph Flanigan
Freihofer Baking Co
Alfred Machon
Tri- State Electric Motors, Inc
Area Soldiers Return From Front
Four area soldiers arrived at Haorpton Roads yesterday after action. Named are Pic. William Gailey, He D L Troy, Pre Joseph O Gorman of Watervliet, Pvt Henry J Bert of Saratoga Springs, and Pte Gilbert J Rogers of Rensselaer, with home addresses listed.
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Troy
Haorpton Roads
Pic
William. Gailey
D. L Troy
Pre
Joseph 0. Gorman
Third Avenue
Waterviiets
Henry JL. Bhert
Phila. Street
Saratoge Springs End
Gilbert J. Rogers
East Avenue
Rensselaer
Niemoeller Talk Banned After Lecture Promoted
The Army cancelled a lecture by Pastor Martin Niemoeller at Roundup Protestant Chapel on the subject Responsibilities and Opportunities of the Christian Church after it had been widely advertised.
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Niemoeller
On-Main
Martin Niemoeller
Christian Church
Milwaukee youths struck by lightning during game
Two teenage baseball players and their managers were killed and four others injured when lightning hit a Milwaukee Saint Held field last night. Lions to meet at noon with Ahairen to be named and arrangements for the annual clamps team. Howard Branagan presides.
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Kied
Brushworkers Union Sets Stage for August 14 Election
Local 20:63 met at The Hendrick Hudson to plan the Hughes Avietrat Co election to be supervised by the National Labor Relations Board. John Schreier and Miss Irene McCahi of the A F of L attended as observers. A committee will meet August 13 with company and NLRB representatives to review eligible voter lists. Only employees on the payroll August 10 may vote.
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Hendrick Hudson
The
Hughes Autograf Co
John Schreier
Irene McCahi Washington
A. F. of
National Labor Relations Board
Hughes-Aviegrat Ca
NLRB
Alcatraz convict fails in escape attempt
Jobe K. Giles a 50 year old inmate at Alcatraz tried to escape by stealing an Army laundry uniform and boarding a transport to Angel Island. He was caught before the boat reached the island dock and recaptured after the craft docked. Giles has a long criminal record including murder in Oregon and post office robbery in Salt Lake City.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz Island
Abgel Island
Jobe K. Giles
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Giles
Potsdam Radio Guarded To Thwart News Leaks
Armed officers guard the Potsdam broadcasting studio to prevent premature disclosure of the Big Three conference end. An Army officer watches the studio to ensure broadcasters adhere to previously censored scripts as British and American journalists report the tightened censorship.
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Potsdam Radio
New York
Potsdam
American Broadcasting Co
Densié Coa
Atthe
Navy Veteran Home on Ri-day Leave
Navy veteran Paul Zelinke seaman first class returns home with wife and children at 248 Fourth Street on a Friday leave. He wears the Pacific Ribbon with five stars and the Philippine and Okinawa clusters for campaigns in the Gilberts, Marshalls, Marianas, Philippines, and Okinawa after 26 months overseas.
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Paul Zelinke
Fourth Street
Philippine
Okinawa
Gilvert Islands
Marshalls
Marisenas
Philippines
Cst
Palgne
Merchant defeats Dunn in Ballston Spa Republican primary
Stephen Merchant wins Ballston Spa race over Mrs. Keturah F. Dunn in the Republican primary. Merchant receives 492 votes to Dunn's 342, Dunn had served six years since her husband’s death in a car crash and was appointed supervisor.
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Stephen Merchant
Mrs. Dunn
Ballston Spa
Keturah F. Dunn
Stephens F. Merchant
Merchant
Dunn
Pierre
Bob Vout Leads Day Camp Four Shooters Contest
Bob Vout tops the Day Camp Four Shooters event with 15 baskets in the 9 to 10 3S age bracket at the F MOD A dex camp. Arthur Prediger follows with 21 baskets, while Bil Cullton shows 32 baskets and appears poised to win the toys usher's age group. Final rounds run this week with winners in each bracket to be announced and a grand prize Friday.
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F. Mod. A. Dex
Bob Vog
Arthur Prediger
Edward Marois
BUI Carrol
Bil Cullton
Curiton
Par Suppa
Harley G. Hodgkins
S93
Capital Rains Break Record Unofficially
Weather reports claim 10.63 inches of rain in July 1896, but officials at the airport record only 2 trece, prompting doubt over the wettest July title. The account notes thousands witnessed a downpour just before a deadline, yet no official confirmation followed.
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Washington
Secoma
Gasoline Panel Hears Many Applicants
A long line of motorists gathered at The Hotel Troy as the Bacoline panel held hearings on gasoline ration applications. Volunteers from the Troy Real Estate Board assisted with filing and sorting papers, noting the process has dragged on for weeks.
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Hotel
Troy
Gas Panel
Yankee Pitcher Atley Donald Has Arm Operation
Atley Donald underwent surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital yesterday for a frayed tendon in the arm. A hospital spokesman said the operation was successful but the recuperation time is uncertain, with a physician noting a possible return in September.
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Baltimore
Atley Donald
New York Yankee
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Donald
Former Grays' Hurler Sent to Kingsport by Lookouts
Cuban pitcher Fernando Rodriguez was farmed out to Kingsport Tennessee in the Appalachian League after a string of six straight wins with Williamsport Pennsylvania. The 21 year old was returned to Chattanooga last week by the Eastern League club.
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Chattanoogs
Tenn
Fernando Rodriguez
Kingsport
Chattanooga
Williamsport
Rodriguez
Pennsylvania
Fifth Avenue Nine Dollas Oilers Triumph At Park
The Fifth Avenue Nine Dollas Oilers defeated their rivals 13 hits to 43 at Anthony Park Suriano. Pith Avenue teammates fielded strong defense while Suriano earned credit for the win. Jim Farina led with four hits including a two base triple. Solomon and de had three safeties each. Foy was the lone multiple hit for the losers with a triple.
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Straiger Wat
Oilers
Anthony Park
Suriano
de Yicters
Pith Avenue
Jim Farina
Fifth Avenue
Etteei |Ano
de Solomon
Foy
Wes
Wright Kayoes Jordan in Sixth Round
New York Pi-Chalky Wright former featherweight champion stopped Henry Jordan in 2 47 of the sixth round at Macarthur Stadium before about 4 000 spectators. Wright weighed 133 pounds and Jordan 133 pounds. The Los Angeles gran Negro battler ended with two lefts to Jordan’s body. Ruby Hessler 125 New York knocked out Jackie Savino 130 New York in 2 08 of the first round of a scheduled eight round semi final.
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New York
Chalky Wright
Henry Jorden
Philadelphia
Macarthur Stadium
Wright
Jordan
Los Angeles
Negro Battler
Ruby Hessler
Jackie Savino
Youngsters Try for British Golf Tour Victory
Britain’s young golfers duel veterans in an $8,000 pro tourney sponsored by the London Evening Star. Reginald Holme, who beat three former Ryder Cup players to win the British PGA title, and Reginald Knight, who ousted Henry Cotton, lead 113 entrants. Two days of qualifying on Aug 8 and 9 trim the field to 18 before match play crowns the champion.
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London
Britain
London Evening Star
Reginald Holme
Reginald Knight
Favor
Ead Henry Cotton
Meatth
Dodgers May Recall Montreal First Baseman
Brooklyn owner Rickey plans to recall Montreal’s Ed Stevens the IL leader to bolster the Dodgers in the race with the Cubs. If Stevens is moved, Augie Galan would shift to third and Howie Schulti would be sent to Montreal.
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Lattimers
UM —Bratch Ricker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eddie Stevents
Baltimore Orioles
Rickey
Stevens
Yuns Ballerin
Flatbush
Chicago Cubs
Brooklin
Augie Galan
Howie Schulty
Boat Racing Star Burned Aboard Speed Boat on Muskoka Lake
Torone P. E. Wilson a nine year old from Ingersod Opt sustained serious facial arm and leg burns while fighting a fire on the speed boat Misa Canada on Muskoka Lake near Beaumaris. He was known in international boat racing circles. The accident occurred Monday during the blaze aboard the craft.
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Torone PE. A. Wilson
Ingersod
Opt
Syure
Misa Canada
Muskoka Lake
Beaumaris
Green Island Primaries See Rogan Burke Lead Democrats
Edward G. Rogan incumbent Albany County surrogate and Michael B. Burke Democratic candidate for county coroner led Green Island primaries with 138 votes. Republicans tally Douglas Rider and Andrew Brackiey with 5 and 3 votes respectively. Democratic committeemen James Devlin and Charles Legnard, Edward Heffern and Frank Wiser noted among retirees from Distracts 1 and 2.
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Edward G. Rogan
Albany County
Mischael B Burke
Green Island
Green Isand Republians
Thouglas
Rider
Iftogete
Andrew
Brackiey
Cousty
FAE
James. EL -Devle
Chertes J. Legnard
Diseler
Edward A. Heffern
Frank A. Wiser
Distrier
Jehn J. McNety
Francis J
Green Island meeting aims to mobilize voters in August
A political gathering in Green Island plans to mobilize voters to influence town affairs. Brady of District and Theadem G Gilbee with Edward A Clancy of District 4 lead the effort, set for 3 PM on August 3 at Corporation Hall.
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