Toll Recalls 1918 Casualties of Saipan Legend
Troy residents recall the heavy losses of the 1634 Infantry during the Saipan campaign in 194???, noting that from the 20th Division’s front lines many were killed, wounded, or missing. Veterans recount that after Pearl Harbor the regiment was rebuilt with transfers and reassignments, leading to fewer original personnel in later battles.
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Troy
Saipan
Frenteers
Atcion
Moursia
Trith Infantry
Hinderburg
Jar Fish
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
105Th
Makin
Legal Notice of Continuation of Partnership in New York
Lydia E Pinkham s announces a certificate of continued use for the partnership of Charles H Gardner Agency. The notice lists names Katherine Gardner Peters Warren Peters and details signatures and residence blanks. It records the partnership extension under the New York Partnership Law and a sale proceeding in Reness er County with dates and property description.
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Charles Ho Gardner
New York
Charles H. Gatdder
Bon
Othe Urbler
Charles H. Gardner Ageney
Katherine Gardner
Katherine Gardner Peters
Warren
Peters
Constraf Rensesiaer
Verne
Jaeny
Maile
Leo R. Toomaitan
Raverne
Allied Breakthrough Pushes Across Brittany Toward Paris
Allied forces strike from Brittany driving German left flank toward the Sarthe River and Le Mans while American columns move east toward Paris. US troops report 15,300 prisoners taken and capture of Brest Lorient St Nazaire threatened as Britsh and Canadian units press near Caen and Thury Harcourt.
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U. S
Errose
Caen
Lueut
X. Bradt
Dcag
Mayenne
Ip Siang
Orne Tive
Shury Harcourt
Pusindon
Thuary-Caen
Majoc Lheeat We Naxis
Aled
Brittany
Sald
Malik
Sarthe
Alencon
le Mans
Angers
Paris
Bradley
Brest
St. Nazaire
Lorient
Brianc
S. Malo
Auray
St Lazaire
France
DNB
Thury Harcourt-Vite
Beyoad
Nazaire
Loire Estuary
Bay of Biscay
Normandy
Anarea
Mt. Pincon
Vire
Miles C. Dempsey
Ynd
Orne River
United Press War
Hencry T. Gorwell
Gorzell
Allies Hurl Aerial Might At Germans
Allied air forces pounded German positions along the Brittany front and near Caen, blasting armor and supply lines. Rocket firing FLA Typhoons and fighter-bombers knocked out dozens of tanks as 1,000 RAF Lancasters and Fortresses dropped massive ordnance on German lines.
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London
France
Brittany
Caen
Railroads Plan Monopoly Says Berge
Wendell Berge assistant U S Attorney General in charge of the Anti Trust Division said railroads plan a national transportation monopoly. He told the Kansas City Advertising and Sales Executives Club that the plan aims to develop regional integrated systems spanning air rail motor water and other facilities. He said they advocate repealing the Sherman Anti Trust Act as it applies to transportation.
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Kansas City
Wendell Berge
U.S Attorney General
Anti-Trust
Nan
Free Enterprise
Berge
Kansas City Advertising and Sales Executives Club
Pollution of River Discolors Residence in Paulsboro New Jersey
Mayor Neil Dempsey acts after his Brick and stucco home turned from cream white to black and rusty brown under sunlight, attributed to atmospheric conditions tied to the Delaware River. The report lists neighbors and local residents with assorted family ties and a 4H Club camp notice among the readable fragments.
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Paulsboro
Neil Dempsey
Delaware River
Warren Alfrich
Edson
Amsterdam
Clyde Orrert
Old Loudon Road
Ernst Frear
The
Troy
Rod
Schenectady Road
Haare
Kinderhook Lake
Robert Myers
Ns. M Myers
Camp van Schoonhoven
Linda Baker
Ralph
Leroy Troy
Herbert Johnson
Corp
Daniel Foley
Stout Field. Inc
Rotary
Man Killed in Highway Crash Near Hall Campanins
A man identified as Kermit West, 38, of Broadabin died yesterday when his automobile left the highway and crashed into a tree about a mile west of Hall Campanins. Isaac Wendell Van Steenburg, 40, of Cobleskill, was injured.
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Kermit West
Broadabin
Hall
Isaac Wendell van Steenburg
Cobleskill
Progress of Polish Talks Obscure
Negotiations between rival Polish regimes in Moscow stretched long without a clear plan for a next meeting. Premier Stan Mikolajczyk leads the London government in exile and faced no decisive progress after more than ten hours of talks with exiles and representatives from the Committee of National Liberation. Jozef Zarawski, Mikolajczyk’s diplomat, said discussions were correct and frank but offered no definitive progress update.
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Moscow
Imidnigh
Stan Mikolajczyk
Longon
Nallon
Committee of
Poland
Jozef Zarawski
Two Men Sought by Red Cross Located in Deluge Relief
Archie Hiedjian and Nicholas Paapetrou were found after searches in the Red Cross Headquarters at Proctor Building. Each man made personal calls to receive a letter from occupied France and to resolve veteran's insurance problems.
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Archie
S of the Beebe
Archag Hiedjian
Nicholas Paapetrou
Red Cre
France
Conversion Bills Split Congress
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Senate debate on conversion bills and unemployment policy. Mentions senators and motions to enlarge an investigation, with references to standards, rates, and a days timeline.
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Congress
Sainy
Senate
Gore
Dey
Eormnen
State Moves River Hazard at Schuylerville
The State Department of Public Works will remove a dredge dredged during the Baree Canal construction that has blocked navigation on the Hudson River near Schuylerville. A bid process failed earlier, but officials expect to complete the removal by relocating the dredge further from the river’s north bank and then fully remove it.
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Vannes
Port
Lorient
Germany
Atlantic
State
Schuylerville
Hedson
Schuylervile
State Department of Public Works
Baree
Adaghi
Ghost Walks in Reich Move to Tri Month Pay
A German CPI-A communique published in German papers states workers will now be paid on a tri monthly basis. It cites previous limits on spending and restricted purchasing power as reasons for ending the earlier practice and preventing excess consumption.
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Madrid
CPI
Work Resumes Today After Labor Dispute With Textile Firm
A labor dispute at a textile company led to a strike. workers planned to resume today after talks. CIO and AFL unions held a meeting yesterday, with John Rubenat and Pincus representing ALFL, to discuss the group’s position and future actions. Stephen Hatesh, company owner, and Avram Jacobs attended with counsel.
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Toner Las Relations Board
Hus Leen
Aegzusy
Cohoesa Cire Ha’ Labor
Doyle
AL PL Es
Prooe
C. L Oo
Rer
Axenia Avetias
C. i OL Representa
John Rubenat
Pincus
ALFL
Goa
Remsen Street
Htearns
Stephen Hateh
Avram Jacobs
United Textile Workers of America
AL SL of Li
Taxing Workers of America Clo
A. Fl of L
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Arns
Itera
Farrer
Epital
Donifront
I Britiany
St.azaire
Cohoes
Cohoes City Hall
Earl Machin
Latham
Comoes
Batte
Company B
105Th Infantry
Sergi
Andrew J. Ropeza
William. Ropeza
Beaven Avenue
B.D. Lefebvre
Hector Lefebvre
Garners Street
Pfc
Milton Shepard
Charles R.shepard
Garatoga Street
Kopeza
Lefebvre
Cohoee High School
Red Cross
Federal Ad
Reich
Londonderry
Derry
Londonderry Aiverd Street
San Francisco
Calif
Buchman Comfort Products
Harmony Mills
N. Y
Broadway
Hendrick Hudson
Comfort Products
Harmony Mill No. 3
North Mohawk St
Cohoes, N. Y
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