Schaghticoke Fair Fifth Day Extends Celebration
Schaghticoke Fair extends to a five day program starting Labor Day with daily performances including COL Jip Exsen troupe, thrill riders, bareback riding, steer roping, and exhibition acts. A rodeo schedule offers matinees on Sundays and final day shows, plus a new midway and expanded exhibits despite wartime constraints.
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Schaghticoke Fair
Col Jip Exsen
Redes
Dare Devil Persformers
New York
Spm
At & Pen
Troup
Rensselaer County
American Horseshow Association
Schaghticoke G L F To Erect Wednesday
The Schaghticoke Grange League Federation plans a Wednesday meeting at the American Legion rooms in Schaghticoke to elect two new members to succeed O A Border and Nelson Betts. O A Borden chairs and A L D Moore will report on the seats operation. Other committee members include George Bird Singer A E Weatherwom W A Wood and Leland Verbeck all of Schaghticoke.
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Behaghticoke- Grange League Federation
O. A.border
Schaghticoke
Nelson Betts
I Valley Falls
Amstican Legion Rooms
O. A. Borden
A. L. D. Moore
Farmers’ Cooperative
Mr. Borden
Mr. Betts
George Bird- Singer
A. E. Weatherwom
W. AL .Wood
Leland. Verbeck
Behaghticoke
Hoosick Falls Veterans Honors and War Casualties Report
War notes from Fort McClellan to Hawaii outline Colonel O Brien death and career, Captain Butkus injuries and progress, Captain Bouchard’s death, and multiple Hoosick Falls casualties including Tech Sgt McGarvin and Sgt Fox. Survivors include siblings and spouses, with details on promotions and assignments across units in Alabama Hawaii and New Caledonia.
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Trey
Fort McClellan
Ala
Bill O'Brien
Lester C. Higbee
State Guard
la Sale Institute
Hoosick Falls
Tech
James McGarvin
Sarah McGarvin
William A. Fox
Mona Fox
New Caledonia
Zilinskas
William Grennan
Peter Zilinskas
Navy
Anthony
Charles
Stephen Zilinskas
Hoostek Falls
Bouchard
Philadelphia Strike Turmoil Affects Army Transit
Philadelphia faces a week of riot and disruption as 6 000 BT C workers strike over upgrading eight Black employees to operating jobs. Leaders McMenamin Dixey Carney Thompson arrested briefly and released on bond as federal probes and Army mobilization reshape city transit and war production.
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P. Turner
James H. McMenamin
General Strike Committee
BT. C
William D. Dixey
Frank P. Car
Army
Navy
PFC
Hayes
Riddle
Cancella
Smith Connally
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Alarker Street
Broad Street
Gaton
Transport Workers Union
Roosevelt
PT c
Philadelphia
T. W. UL
McMemamin
Grand Jury
Federal
Grand
FBLE
WOUNDED TWICE Third Catone son in service wounded again
Wounded twice Sergeant Patsy J. Catone, son of Mr and Mrs Patsy Catone of 15 Factory Street Fort Edward, is in a hospital near Rome. His brothers Angelo and Nicholas Catone have served abroad. Nicholas in Africa and Sicily, now in France. In a V mail letter he describes injuries from a German potato masher and a later wound, praising penicillin and noting Dr Dominic A Zurlo who treated him.
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Butkus
Hosspital
Ssipaa
New Caledonia
James R. Barnett
Hoosick Falls
Troy
Fort McClellan
Ala
Hawaii
Flest
Saipan
Stanley ~Urban
U.S. S
Juneau
Sullivan Brothers
Corp
Anthony Urban
Johanna
Sad Susan
Patsy Catone
Factory Street
Fort Edward
Patsy J. Catone
Rome
Haly
Pri
Angelo J. Catone
Pacific
Pic
Nicholas Catone
Africa
Sicily
Ialy
France
Catone
Dominic A. Zurlo
Glens Falls
Mechanicville
Allied advance deepens German eastward push near Paris
An OSS-like wartime digest reports American and British forces expanding the Normandy breakout. Units pushed toward Paris from Mayenne Laval and Rennes corridors while shelling and capturing towns such as Gourin and La Gladlcv area near Redes. Montgomerian staff note significant Allied advances with multiple spearheads probing toward strategic centers.
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Jane Gershots
Normandy
Harcourt
U. 3
Angers
Comfront
Breakthrough Brings Hope Amid German Retreats Across Europe
The U S forces reported a breakthrough that demoralized German defenses. They warned the next three weeks could be decisive as Allied advances pressed toward Brittany and key French maquis centers such as Roselastad Pontivy and nearby valleys.
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U. S
Germany
Vanzea
Bitesy
Vitre
Pontivy
Petingiuls
Ugniaing
Cannes
Otk
Eheany
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ST. Nazaire
Frank E. Plunkett
Terith Street
Record
Col. O’brien
Colanel O'Brien
Kelvinator O
Albany
Marjoria Baird
O Seyear
William J. O’brien, Jr
Charlotte L. O'Brien
John 8. Prout
Fran. J. Gerien
Mbany
Bishop
wW5th Infantry
Groversville
Alabama
Nellie Bentley
Joyce
Col Leonard A. Bishop
Fort el Clellan
Fort Benning
Charles E. DeGraffas
the Industrial Building Loan and Savings Association
Fourth ST
Seyween Fulton and Away
Rm EU
Ieee
One Wee
Big Gal
Anthony Pag
Troy PO
Idleburg and
River Sts
Aspices
Center OF the Mighty Midway
Che
Americas
Beyte Grable
Technicglory Don Barry
California
Joe
The
S. A
Russia
Elmer
Paulette Goddard
Rossad Yoong
Yanks
Drive-In Auto Theatre
Saratoga Road
Olivia DE Haviland
Princess O’rourke
Dennis Creefe
Moonlight Masquerade
Bette Davis
Capitol District
Skowlel
LCS
Rommarkow
Roy Rogers
TRE Senorita
William Bendix
Tani
Frantis
Rivext
Donald O'Conner
Feeny Tyen
Gurl
Lansford
Tonighe
Casino Chareisiie Greenwood
Mable We
Waterford
Fosight
Mischka
Mark Twain
SECON
G. Robinson
Tiger Shark
Soris
Karloff
Working Dead
artRes
Walker
Hargrove
Martha O'Driscoll
Norm Beery, JR
Allergic TO
Love
Bob Hope
Bis Closet
Ketty Betton
Richard Aries
Jean Parkes
Wrecking Crew
Lansing Jones
Joel Macker
Madreen Charalesca Darnell
Buffalo Bill
Dick Torcell
Helen Parrise
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