Fascists in Sicily abandon faith after American arrival
In Nicosia Sicily a group of 23 former Fascist leaders including a prominent woman and various officials attended a talk by an American Army official. The speaker warned they faced arrest or surveillance if found active in Fascist actions. A paunchy elder condemned Fascism and vowed to support American liberty, drawing cheers as the meeting ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Whitehead
Nicosia
Sicily
Fascist Party
Italy
Queen Elizabeth Celebrates 43rd Birthday in Quiet Peace
The bells of St Pauls Cathedral rang out to salute Queen Elizabeth on her 43rd birthday. She marked the day in the country with King George and the two princesses, a first since the war began where cathedral bells honored a royal birthday.
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London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Elizabeth
George
Sycaway 4-H Club Demonstrations At Memorial Methodist Church
The Sycaway The Sycamore 4-H Club met Tuesday at Memorial Methodist Church House with Mrs Helen Campbell and Miss Dorothy McCabe directing. Demonstrations on storing vegetables spraying potatoes and insect control were presented. An application for the club charter was filed. Donald B Carr of Yonkers guest of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Wallace Bryce of Seventeenth Street left yesterday to visit his uncle John Carle of Zena in the Catskills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore 4-H Club
Memorial Methodist Church House
Helen Campbell
Dorothy McCabe
Donald B. Carr
Yonkers
Wallace Bryce
Seventeenth Street
John Carle
Zena
Catskills
Treatment and visits noted at area hospitals and homes
Greenwich Frank Potvin receives care at the Veterans Hospital in New York. Mrs. Harry Toomey visits her daughter and family on Kingston Street. Stevens and Thompson mill workers take a week off for repairs. William J. Lyttle Sr. returns from Albany Hospital after twelve weeks of treatment and shows marked improvement.
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Frank Potvin
Veterans' Hospital
New York
Harry Toomey
Ernest Ringer
Kingston
Stevens and Thompson
William J. Lyttle
Albany Hospital
Mr. Lyttle
Personal Touch Works. Sullivan Tr. Police Cards Cut Juvenile Crime
Police who began sending valentines and birthday cards to the citys children last year report juvenile crime in the community of 3000 has fallen by about 90 percent. The program aims to build trust between officers and youths and is cited by Sullivan Township as a successful community outreach effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
When Your Child Won’t Eat Gude’s Pepto Mangan Ad
Danger sign for parents when a child loses appetite and appears pallid weak or listless. The ad touts Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a trusted iron tonic to restore strength appetite and rosy cheeks for over 50 years. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Hom
Gude
Nev
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Overview
A compact listing of crossword clues with assorted entries including slang for policeman, weaponized terms, and miscellaneous definitions. The page items mix numbered and labeled hints such as 1-Fake 10-Buperlative ending and 31¢-Riddles, with several thematic or partial words and archaic terms.
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Fenee
Defer Hearing of Watervliet Man In Banking Case
George McDonough of 506 Eighth Avenue Watervliet is charged with violating the Federal Banking Act connected to the Poultney Vermont National Bank closure. The case was adjourned one week pending removal to the District of Vermont after arraignment before U S Commissioner Clark Cipperly. McDonough is in Rensselaer County Jail.
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George McDonough
Eighth Avenue
Watervliet
Poultney, Vt
National Bank
District of Vermont
U. S
Clark
McDonough
Rensselaer County
East Side PTA Card Party Aided Local Families
The East Side School 15 PTA held a successful card party at 24 Winter Street hosted by Mrs. Frank P. Tash. Prizes were awarded and dessert served. Residents noted include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams and son moving to Syracuse, vacationers at Lake George, and several family members visiting relatives, with service members in the McCrea and Carbon families.
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Parent-Teacher Association of School 15
Frank P. Tash
Donald Williams
Donald
Winter Street
Syracuse
Fred Steegmayer
Marshall Street
Orchard House
Lake George
Betty Kelly
Munro Court
Taborton
Philis Brown
Francis McCrea
Seaman First Llass
William McCrea
Ford Avenue
James McCrea
Parris Island
John D. Carbon
Pawling Avenue
Bridgeport
Local Movers and Returnees Highlight Cambridge Area
Center Cambridge Belva A Dodds recently returned from Watervliet. Ivan N Marble came home from New Jersey after a two week stay. Leon and Mrs McKittrick moved with family from Weaver place to Stillwater. Philip Babcock and family moved from Bab sock farm to Allen Bromell Place in Cambridge. Ann Jane D English of the WAC stationed at Fort Devens spent a brief furlough with her parents Mr and Mrs David R English last week.
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Belva A. Dodds
Watervliet
Ivan N. Marble
New Jersey
Leon McKittrick
Weaver Place
Stillwater
Philip Babcock
Babsock
Allen Bromell Place
Cambridge
Ann
Jane D. English
WAC
Fort Devens
David R. English
Soong Seeks Return of Manchuria and Formosa
London UP reports T. V. Soong the Chinese foreign minister said China expects Manchuria and Formosa to be returned after the war, with no territorial aims in Indo China or Thailand. He urged Korea’s independence, avoided Hongkong comments, and claimed Manchuria railways would return to China to prevent Russian tensions.
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London
T. V. Soong
England
Ching
Manchuria
Formosa
Indo-China
Thailand
Korea
Hongkong
China
Russia
Spider webs catch fish in Australian coast tale
Lieuts Ben Fisher and Justin York report a奇 tale from Australia claiming spider webs spun on the coast can entrap and catch large fish. They say the webs are strong enough to handle twenty pound mackerel and schnapps, using a safety pin and a hood for bait, noting sharks and hungry fish in the area.
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Quick
Ripley
the Needle
Australia
Ins
Ben Fisher
Santa Rosa
Cal
Justin York
Panhandle
Texas
Fisher
York
Expe Is
Hungary May Quit With Italy Inl Analysis
London observers say Hungary will surrender with Italy or soon after and watch Budapest for signs that anti Nazi Socialist Charles Peyer may seize the premiership. Peyer’s underground ties with British labor leaders aim to secure good postwar relations if Miklos Horthy’s government falls. Churchill’s direct offer seems possible if Benes Masaryk line stays quiet. Horthy, fence-sitting but tilting to the Allies, rebuked Hitler by blocking troop garrisons in Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia as Pestihirlad openly criticizes Nazis.
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London
INL
Italy
Hungary
Budapest
Charles Peyer
Peyer
Miklos de Kallay
Eduard Benes
Jan Masaryk
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Czecho-Slovakia
Yugoslavia
Pestihirlad
Finnell Family Proves Fighting Line in Klamath Falls
In Klamath Falls Oregon the Finnell family is touted as the fightingest in the county with four generations of soldiers and no draftees. Ercil Edwards Finnell has enlisted in the Navy. The family claims include a great grandfather who served as Gen. Robert E. Lee's aide and a maternal grandfather who fought in the Spanish American War. The father also enlisted in that era and fought in World War I.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
U.P
Finnell
Klamath County
Ercil Edwards Finnell
Navy
Robert E. Lee
Vatican Holds Crucial Meeting
The Rome radio reported an hour and a half Vatican City meeting of the Congregation of Extraordinary Ecclesiastic Affairs. The body handles relations with foreign governments and examines matters from the Pope via the papal secretary of state. Luigi Cardinal Maglione presided. subjects were not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Rome
Vatican City
Congregation of Extraordinary Ecclesiastic Affairs
Holy See
Luigi Cardinal Maglione
New Jersey Man Held by Police for Vagrancy
Patrick Alberino, 33, of Plainfield New Jersey, was arraigned in Troy police court on a vagrancy charge and held to see if New Jersey authorities will extradite him. He had been indicted in 1940 in Elizabeth NJ for forgery robbery and a bench warrant existed. Alberino was arrested Tuesday afternoon by local officers and plainclothesmen. He was jailed for five days by Judge James H. Byron pending word from New Jersey police.
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Patrick Alberino
Plainfield
N. CT
Troy
New Jersey
Alberino
Elizabeth
N. J
William van Steenburg
William J. Cunningham
Michael J. Kane
Daniel H. Sheehan
James H. Byron
Alberine
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