Trains clash kills seven, injures twelve in Washington wreck
Seven military personnel died and twelve were injured when a Milwaukee passenger train sideswiped a Moses Lake branch train near Warden Washington at 1 am. Both locomotives overturned as the main line train overran a clearance point. Branch train crew had been instructed to wait for the passenger train to pass and follow it to Othello.
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Seattle
Ward
Warden
Washington
M. A. Meyer
Meyer
Milwaukee
Moses Lake
Get More Comfort For Standing Feet Ice Mint Treat
Daily Ice Mint foot massage helps cool and comfort tired feet and ankles before and after work. Frosty white formula claims to prevent staining while softening corns and callouses for an easy, foot happy routine from your druggist.
Pamphlets of Italy Panic Rouse Nazis
Pamphlets circulating through the Reich depict a hypothetical German crisis modeled on Italy’s Mussolini era collapse. They claim Hitler would resign, the military would take over, workers would strike in Berlin and Hamburg, and top Nazi leaders would be jailed. The pieces urge Germans to imagine similar upheaval to grasp reality.
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Stockholm
Upi
Germany
Reich
Gestapo
Allentidningen
Italy
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Berchtesgaden
Berlin
Hamburg
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Heinrich Himmler
Joseph Goebbels
Birthday Lawn Party for Billy Dalaba in Stillwater
Harriet Lane and Mrs. Har old Lane hosted a lawn party in Stillwater for Billy Dalaba’s second birthday. Guests included Edward Lane, David Lane, Marie Lane, Dickie Lane, Allen MacChesney, Earl Lane, Beverly Lane and Mrs. Elwood Lane. Roy Sharp, stationed in Idaho, is on furlough with his parents.
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Harriet Lane
Harold Lane
Billy Dalaba
Edward Lane
David Lane
Marie Lane
Dickie Lane
Allen MacChesney
Earl Lane
Beverly Lane
Elwood Lane
Roy Sharp
Army Air Corps
Idaho
Frank H. Joyce
Frank Mahar
Old Orchard Beach
Lyman A. Talman
Ridgefield
Conn
Spring Valley
Elbert Talman
Lyman Talman
Waterbury resident at Piper home. others summering nearby
Shushan resident Selma Anderson of Waterbury Connecticut is spending the week with Mrs. Lillian Piper. Rev Elmer Haley and wife with sons Dunham and Craig of Schenectady occupy their cottage near Battenkill for August.
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Selma Anderson
Waterbury, Conn
Lillian Piper
Elmer Haley
Dunham and
Craig
Schenectady
Battenkill
Visual education to spread after war says Jordanoff
New York report quotes Assen Jordanoff president of Jordanoff Aviation Corp. He foresees picturization of mechanical devices in instruction books and manuals expanding to many industries after the war. Visual instruction, proven in aviation, will train personnel across automotive repair and precision machinery sectors, reducing repair times.
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New York
Assen Jordanoff
Jordanoff Aviation Corp
Jordanoff
Wynantskill Notes on Local Servicemen and Visits
Wynantskill and Watervliet residents report service departures and returns. Warren Munton heads to U S service with family pride noted. Ann Pierson visits her aunt in Watervliet while John Sammo in South Carolina may return for furlough this week with relatives. Leslie Dickinson and family, along with Mrs. Clyde Bone Steel, have returned from Lake George. Charles Rysedorph and family visit Charles Brunelle and Jennie Rysedorph. Rysedorph serves in the Navy stationed in Baltimore.
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Warren Munition
John Munton
U. S
Ann Pierson
Vernon Pierson
Duane Vroman
Watervliet
John Sammo
U. S. Army
South Carolina
Leslie Dickinson J
Clyde Bonesteel
Lake George
Charles Rysedorph
Charles Brunelle
Jennie Rysedorph
Rysedorph
Navy
Baltimore
Pleasantdale Home Bureau Picnic at McAllisters
Pleasantdale Home Bureau schedules its annual family picnic at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAllister on Tuesday at 6 p.m. The event invites members to gather for fellowship and a community meal.
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The
Home Bureau
Robert McAllister
Hoosick Falls Honor Roll adds 25 names to 620 total
Hoosick Falls adds 25 names to the town honor roll at Wood Memorial Park under Jack Eberle, bringing the total to 620. Included are names of the group heading to the reception center this week. Pvt William J. McGuire of Camp Swift, Texas, arrived on furlough to visit his father James P. McGuire and sister Rita. War Bonds sales in the village schools total $7,283.60 for the past school year. Center Street School achieved 100 percent participation. Athletic events cover a tennis tournament, a new basketball league, and preparations for the first baseball game today at 6:30 pm on the Athletic Field between Monk Bradley's Yankees and Bob Bradley’s team. The White Creek pool remains popular amid the hot spell, though playground activities have declined due to meat restrictions.
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Wiliam J. McGuire
Camp Swift
Tex
James P. McGuire
Rita McGuire
Hoosick Falls High School
Center Street
White Creek
Monk" Bradley
Yankees
Bob Bradley
Pittstown Sunday School Picnic Proceeds at Henry Requates Grove
The Pittstown community gathers for the annual Sunday School picnic at Henry Requates Grove today. Nearby, Mrs. Bertha Robinson of Watervliet visits her niece Mrs. George Barter for a week. Alfred Maimstein of New York, a former resident, stays a week with Nelson Carpenter. Stanley Sheffer of the Navy enjoyed a two day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Roscoe Sheffer. The Sheffer reunion was hosted by Mr and Mrs George Hansen on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Randall Gilmore and daughter Renee of Hempstead Long Island arrive for a few days with Mr and Mrs Lewis Church, while their daughter Alice plans to return with them.
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Henry Requates’ Grove
Bertha Robinson
Watervliet
George Barter
Alfred Maimstein
New York
Nelson Carpenter
Stanley Sheffer
Navy
Roscoe Sheffer
Sheffer
George Hansen
Randall Gilmore
Renee
Hempstead
L. I
Lewis Church
Alice
Baltimore Beer Board Faces Public Disputes
In Baltimore the city liquor license board laments tavern practices as dispensaries delay serving near beer until patrons are sated. The warning mirrors broader concerns about licensing and alcohol availability in local venues.
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Baltimore
James D. Shea
City Liquor License Board
Shea
Local Social Notes From Averill Park etc
Averill Park residents report visits from relatives and friends including Miss Mary Fallon and a New York brother guest of the Lars ons. Church group holds annual Methodist Farm picnic. Capt Henry F Albrecht Jr returns to Staten Island from Sand Lake. Cheryl Fox of Troy back home with aunt Mrs Kane. James Self Jr and son James visit Hilton relatives. Seaman Douglas Bliven Jr visits from Piney Point. Woman's Society for Christian Service to host picnic supper and meeting at Crystal Lake. Mrs Henry Warner buried at Woodbine Cemetery. survived by husband three daughters and one son.
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James Self, Jr
Hilton
N. J
Mary Fallon
New York
William Larson
Methodist Church Sunday School
Methodist Farm
Albert Zimmerling
Jersey City
William Rendert
Henry F. Albrecht, Jr
Staten Island
Sand Lake
Cheryl Fox
Troy
Pierce Kane
James Self
James
William McKenna
Douglas Bliven
Piney Point
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Chester B. Wood
Crystal Lake
Henry Warner
East Nassau
Woodbine
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Boys
Wood Memorial Park
Jack Eberle
Receptions Center
Pittstown
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COPA
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William Bradford
Bradford
Central Park Zoo
Atlanta
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Johnsons
Florida
H. 5
Brady
H. L. Swanson
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Robert Wilhelm
Robert
Clarenton
Doni Grady
St. Louis
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Rochester
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