Outing Planned for Taborton Church Picnic
The East Pustenk and Reformed Church of Taborton hosts an annual outing led by Pastor Rev. Oscar Beig iy. The Sunday schedule features a church school for friends, a featured program, and a community picnic with meals prepared by local cooks. Date set for Wednesday near the church with a grove picnics nearby, price listed as $5.
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Reformed Church of
Taborton
Oscar Beig
Ig Teis
East Puestenk
Egil
Ehuceh
Political Stage Sees Japan Surrender Prospects Near
The piece argues American military power could destroy Japanese industry and cities and that surrender or invasion timing hinges on Potsdam and private diplomatic moves. It notes public talks differ from private plans as Russia's entry into the war could influence when Japan may surrender, likely in the coming months.
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Abe
Japan
Russia
Army Hospital Barred Child After Snakebite Help
In Salt Lake City a six year old girl, Rule Ann De Goover, was treated for a rattlesnake bite after being brought from a park to Fort Douglas Army Hospital. Lt Irving Imber said civilian care was advised but the mother claimed the Army hospital refused. the hospital commander said civilian aid was justified when emergency care is unavailable.
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Salt Lake City
Rulh Ann de Goover
Bol
Reing
Fort Douglas Army
Gil
Peasing Ratorigt
Fort Douglas Hospital
Irving SmBder
Notice of beer license for off premise sales in Troy
The Alco holic Beverage Control Law announces Licenre Xo. HR 75060 issued to a retailer for off premise beer sales at 250 Fourth Street Troy Rensselaer County New York. The notice identifies licensee Mary Welle Schipli and details the authorized premises and location in Troy. Further notice lists SRABTONNER,E E. police, Troy, New York.
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Hotich
Alcoholic Beverage Controll
Sé Beer Ax
Troy
Rétisselaer County
New Mary
Alco
Ava
Rensselaer County
Fork
E. Poocey
Troy, Me
Farley Mourns Churchill as Senate Defends Britain
Jim Farley hosted a luncheon in New York with Tommy Corcoran and Senator Burnet Marbenk among about a dozen senators. They reflected on Winston Churchill's defeat and debated who bears responsibility, noting American aid and Russian ideas as factors in sustaining England.
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Washington
New York
Dm Farley
Churchill Jim Farley
Tommy Carcoran
F. D. Ri Brain Trust
South Carolina
Burnet Marbenk
Winston Churchill
Seaver‘brook
Churchill
Kim Farley
Russia
England
Dred
Attusians
Peone
UNRRA
New
Huan Cox
Ment
Pinie
Surplus Program Aims for Undersee and Staff Roles
A chaotic draft of mid century power shifts outlines appointments for undersecretary and assistant positions. The note cites Rosenman summoned to Potsdam to draft unofficial papers and speeches, with veteran journalist Swope remarking on wartime fatigue and discarded leaders.
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Lya
Sen
Sum
Rosenman
Potsdam
I. Big Ae
Lave
Iso
Herbert Ward Swope
Lloyd George
Woodrow Wilson
Clemenceau
Orlando of
Braly
Eepstergs
Hohenzollerna
Crurchill
Swope
Vacation Notes and Local Society Roundup
Schaghticoke John Sharpe enjoys a week’s vacation while Fred Benier of Quaker Springs visits at son Louis Besier’s home. James Waldron undergoes appendicitis surgery at Leonard Hospital. Miss Dagzner Dusil returns to Glass Falls from aunt’s home in Athol Massachusetts. The 33rd birthday of Wal John Abremson observed during a Troy visit. August church vacation at first Presbyterian and Kilgus family taking time off.
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John Sharpe
Fred Benier
Quaker Springs
Louis Besier
James Waldron
Leonard Hospital
Dagzner Dusil
Glass Falls
Chester Hack
James Betis
James Bevis
Athol
Mass
Nelle B Lerfeld
George , Kilgus
Donald Button, Sr
W. W. Edwards
Franklin
Hasslin’ Coleman
Hudson River
Tareé
A J. Armstrong
Jenn-law
Arthur C
Mechanicville
No Respite From Thieves Hit Indiana Car Lot
Indianapolis city crime report shows Ray Gillis a used car dealer has faced monthly burglaries for a year with repeated thefts including a truck tire and other items taken from his business.
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Indianapolis
Ray Gillis
Battleship Mississippi Returns to Duty After Kamikaze Hit
A damaged U S battleship Mississippi, struck by a Japanese dive bomber at Lingayen Gulf on January 9, 1335, returns to Pearl Harbor for permanent repairs and overhaul. Forty crew casualties included 22 deaths and 18 wounded. the ship resumes operations after extinguishing fires and continuing service. Captain Herman J Redfield of Saronado California is noted as skipper.
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Lingayen Gulf
Sra
Pearl Harbor
Herman. J. Redfield
Saronado
Cal
Akipper
Local Social Notes From Troy and Nearby Areas
Gropseviille Mrs. Wilcox of Troy is ill. Mr and Mrs. Millard Littleheld spent weekend at Hedges Lake. Mrs. Walter Hughes of Poesten Kill visited Mrs. Kenneth Simmons on Saturday. Mrs. Leon Brown and son Wil Ham stayed at Galeway Lake. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Gummer guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Gummer. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Dunham of New York visited Albert and Mrs. Dunkham. The Daniels family and Mer. MacChesneys returned from Cape Cod. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barris of New York visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson. Mrs. Cora Bornt and Mrs. Nina Dunham of Eagle Bills called on relatives. Mrs. Clifford Peckham and son returned home after time with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Robert Lang of Raymer town has been ill.
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Wilcox
Troy
Iil. Air
Millard Littleheld
Hedges’ Lake
Walter Hughes
Poestenkill
Kenneth Simmons
Leon Brown
Wil Ham
Galeway Lake
Arthur Gummer
George Gummer
Horace Dunham
New York
Albert Dunkham
George Daniels
Otis
Mer
Samuel ‘MacChesneys
Cape Cod
Joseph Barris
Thomas Johnson
Cora Bornt
Nina Dunham
Eagie
Clifford Peckham
Robert Lang
Raymertown
Grand Isle Surfaces as Postwar Coastal Escape
In southeast Louisiana the Grand Isle island chain offers rare surf bathing for locals already cut off by tough road travel. Postwar Navy Catalina patrols could quicken access, with 25 minor miles by highway to reach the Gulf coast beaches. Local families rely on fishing, guiding, and guest hosting while wildlife and wind provide year round livelihood.
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Iup
Bayou
Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Grand Isle
Tiery
Grand Is
Ithe Navy
Crescent
Rand
Foo
Grand Fsle
Timdalier
Grand Terre
Bastian
Shell Islands
Rome
Orleanians
Local Social Notes From Lake George Visit Scenes
Shushan Bliss Dorothy Bandel spends part of her vacation at Lake George. Mr. and Mrs Paul Hedges dined with Mr and Mrs Dei bert Adams. Paul Chagnon Jr returned from New York for a vacation. Arthur Brown family and their children visited. Prof and Mrs Ross Tiffany and friends called at Hed Gate turkey farm. Charles Hamilton and Miss Julia King visited from Chicago and Salem. Marilyn Wager visited grandparents in Cambridge. Stewart Brown BN 3/c from Yorktown Ve on leave at Anaquassicoke before transfer to Lido Beach. Mrs T Edward Hayes recovering at sister’s home in Cambridge. Sgt George Kimball of Lake Charles spent time in Cambridge visiting friends and recalling boyhood years with his grandparents.
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Bliss Dorothy Bandel
Lake George
Paul Hedges
Deibert Adams
Paul Chagnon,Jr
New York
Arthur Brown
Sarah
Bobbie
Troy
Ross Tiffany
Piermont
Robert Tiffany
Hed Gate Turkey Farm
Charles Hamilton
Chicago
Julia King
Salem
Marilyn Wager
John, Wager
Cambridge
Stewart Brown
Yorktown
Lido Beach
S. 1
Anaquassicoke
T. Edward Hayes
Mary SticClellan Hospital
Paavo Kilpio
Kilpio
Waterbury
Game Law Data Available At Court House
County Clerk Lawrence J. Cole Jr has received a new 54 page pamphlet detailing the state Department of Conservation game laws. He will distribute copies at the courthouse to licensed local hunters and others who apply. The pamphlet carries a Gov Thames Dewar message urging action and outlines war aims for the hunter and fisherman.
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Lawrence J. Cole
de State
Conservation Department
Court House
Sears
Gov
Thames
Dewer
Perry D. Detves
New Food and Shoe Stamps Back in Use
Horsenites may restore their ration books from bureau drawers as new series in both meat and red stamp groups become valid. The new shoe stamp No. 4 Book 4 is valid and not subject to cancellation. Existing stamps Nos 1 2 and 3 remain valid while red meat stamps Fi through Ki stay valid through November 38 and blue processed food stamps extend through November 30.
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Shot
Tehwin
Local Flocks Free Of Turkey Disease
Local flocks in Hensselost County and Western Massachusetts Berkshire County are reportedly free of the turkey disease known as Diack Read. Officials say the infection mainly affects liver tissue while exposure to contaminated water from recent rains is suspected as a contributing factor. Estimates suggest potential flock reductions of up to 25 percent in some areas as farmers monitor the situation.
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Turkey
Hensselost
Fares
Masschusetts
Berkshire County
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