Induction Contingents Sent by Selective Service Board 231
Board 231 sent two August contingents for possible military induction and preinduction exams. Led by John J. Gulley the group included local sports figures and volunteers, with four volunteers directing Albany examinations. Several members transferred from other boards.
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Selective Service Board
Armed Forces
John J. Galley
Abhivtica
Troy
Prospect
Park Gulley
Cathic Central
Feber Dipgerly
Kerr Meth J. Lamb
Alf W. Miller
Stewart Lo Feckham
Robert Wiley
Harold J. Roaz
Orville Lee Scott
John PF Yan
George H. King
Tray Union Station
Albany
Leo W. Hogan
Cameron Connor
John J. Beaudoin
Frank J. Granger
Robert J. Matthews
Harry E Schraetm
Edward @ Sutts
Daniel J. O'Brien
James J. Roddy
Murray Biackaian
Arkady Smolin
Nicolas Rabary
Wiliam Christensen
Albert J. Caron
Thomas F. Stickermyer
Marvin J
Petersburg Social Roundup: Local Residents Visiting
The column lists numerous residents and guests visiting from Troy Behenectady Center Brunswick and Nor walk Conn It notes George Brimimer home on vacation and Louis L Church enlisting in the Marines with prior Merchant Marine service. Events span week ends motor trips camping trips and hospital or family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brimimer
Frank Cipperley
Atlantic City
C. M. Wells
Otis Burdick
Troy
Parley Thomas
Garry Church
Bmirs
Shirley Sayider
Helen Hanley
John H. Moon
Wayne Weiss
Behenectady
Ralph Babcock
Katharine Sheffer
Andrew H. Sawer
Milton Church
Dyking Pond
Bee Sweet Gardner
Sackett’s Harbor
Harry Coonract
Center Brunswick
Betty Cipperley
Breese Hollow
George Cipperley
Howard Walters
Watervilet
Watter Weeden
Anna Bulson
Grafton
Gertrude Wagar
DeWitt Talmadge
Norwalk
Conn
Mr. Talmadge
Louis L. Church
Joyce Bierwith Church
Marines
Parris Island
Mr. Church
Merchant Marine
West Sand Lake church school and service plan
The West Sand Lake church school will meet at the Methodist Church on Sunday morning. The 9:37 am service will be led by Melvin D. Lavender and James Markussen in the absence of Pastor Jon A Lavender who is at a former charge in Carmien. He will speak on The Layman's Responsibility.
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Methodist Church
Jon A Lavender
Carmien
Melvin D. Lavender
James Markussen
Cece
Hoosick Falls Man Held After Bennington Robbery
Hoosick Falls Floyd Hall, 23, of Bennington, was taken into custody here early Tuesday and turned over to Bennington police charged with robbery in that village. Hall was picked up by Patronian Frank Denark of Obituary. The funeral of Frank Reynolds was held Wednesday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. A high Mass of requiem was sung by Rev. James P. Ambrose. S. A. Misa Phyllis White was at the organ. Rev. John B. Martin conducted the committal at St. Mare’s Cemetery. Besters were Joseph Grobuski, William Behen, George Usner Sr., John J. Hughes, Joseph F. Leery, and Patrick Cavanaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hall
Bennington
Hall
Frank Denark
Frank Reynolds
Church of the Immaculate Conception
James P. Ambrose
Local Social Notes and Army Honors From Across Town
Visiting Mr and Mrs Jobs Prick ard Greg Averte and Lowella Saunders returns home after tonsil operation at Mary McClellan Hospital Bam bridge Ensign Thomas McQuade stationed in Mervisne visits his parents Mrs and Mr Quinde over the weekend Mrs Eben Thompson spends the month with daughter Mrs 3 Hill Main Street Rev and Mrs Herbert J Guth return from Freeport for weekend church service at Reformed Church A party for Barbara Ann Chamypoux celebrating eighth birthday hosted by Mis Foster Champoux Games and refreshments served Draft board reclassifies J Ivan Borden Easton and Warren Jakeliie Jackson to agricultural workers New registrants Harvey F Bastian Argyle Vernon Towns Greenwich and Edward M Bishop Argyle sugar coupons August quota 5060 pounds county ration board in Greenwich closes Wednesday to issue sugar as fast as possible Osborn D Beadle sends Presidential Unit Citation to parents Daniel Beadle Archdale Hill Street Old Orchard Patricia Gibbons Cambridge in the Sixth Division Round Lake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Prickard
Greg Averte
Lowella Saunders
Mary McClelan
Bam Bridge
Thomas McQuade
Mervisne
Quinde
Eben Thompson
3. Hill
Main Street
Herbert J. Guth
Freeport
Barbara Ann Chamypoux
Mis. Foster Champoux
Draft Board of Appeals
J. Ivan Borden
Easton
Warren Jakeliie
Jackson
Argyle
Vernon
Towns
Greenwich
Edward M. Bishop
Osborn D. Beadle
Daniel Beadle
Archdale
Homer Silkworth
Hill Street
Old Orchard
Gergemany
Patricia, Gibbons
Cambridge
Sith
Private Besche Assigned at Hirachtom Germany
Private Besche is now assigned at Hirachtom Germany with the Seventh Army, per station records.
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Sion
Besche
Hirachtom
Germany
Seventh Army
Raymertown Merz Community Notices
Elizebeth Murray has re do after staying with relatives in Brooklyn. Mr and Mrs Albert Custis and family of Oleon visit. Mrs Jennie Van Dorn renamed to her home in Niskayuna. Anna Robbins and Miss Aca Sucknes appear in notices. Francis Fitegerald and Mamie travel with Mes Hilia Mowles and family from Boston for a gathering this week.
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Mes
Frank Lerragan
Frank, Jr
Boston
Mass
Aussies Engage Japanese in Borneo Front
Australian patrols and Allied air forces clash with Japanese positions around Acai Kom and nearby coasts in Borneo. Allied ships bombarded eastern Buka Island while Far Eastern Air Force operations targeted Kyushu area shipping and airfields amid heavy ground fighting and adverse weather.
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Manila
Batikpepan
Branei Bay
Borneo
di Vilage
Acai
Kom
Is Sauthere
Trogrs
Buka Island
Douglas
Bruno Gamage
Strikes Threaten Canada Meat Industry Paralysis
Walkouts across Canada raised worker idle counts to about 9000, risking a total shutdown of meat packing. Efforts by United Packinghouse Workers America and Pacers Ltd. in Toronto to mediate differences include few conferences and ongoing protests.
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Toronto
Canada
Thos. Pabatome
United Packinghouse Wersers America
Fragmentary report on factory and transport damage
The text describes wrecks in factories and warehouses with damaged locomotives and numerous vehicles. It mentions a tanker of about 10 tons, three freight cars, and various motor vehicles, with officials and police referenced amid chaotic notes.
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Amore Etemy Wergels
Eerbyes Esconta, Aod
Boast
Auvias
God
Carter
Ne’ Lands
Horthwestern
Gsinea
Sear Wewes
Unclear text on labor action in Canadian cities
Fragmentary notice reports workers in Toronto quitting at Swift and Co and mentions towns including Moose Jaw Saskatoon Prince Albert with 2000 additional workers affected. Details are incomplete and no clear date or outcome is given.
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Flegilla
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Prince Albert
Toronto
Swift and Co
Strike continues as workers join stoppage at packing plants
Unsettled dispute drives ongoing strike with new workers joining the walkout. About 300 dollars in wages have already been lost as the labor action affects local packing plants.
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Amer
Mar & Retina
S. Andral Kilmer
Kilmer
Staanford
Selective Service Board 321
USO
Troy Union Station
Hoosick Falls
Colasta Co
New York
Round Lake
Raymertown
Paul
Rai
Fidence Nana
Melton
Royon
W. T. Grant CO
Broadway
Third ST
Goss
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Fourth St. Troy Opp. John, Sinith Market
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