310 Italian Senators Must Stand Trial
Rome CPI A reports 319 Italian senators listed for prosecution before a high court on charges tied to wartime crimes. Commissioner Carlo Sforza says those named would be tried, citing a recent decree. The article also mentions political upheaval and a monarchic context, with other notes on local officials in Columbia County.
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Rome
CPI
Newts
Ators Uate
Carlo Sforzs
Rational
Zaesemgezimaured
Naliv
Sirson
Sforza
North Greenbush adds 412 names to honor rolls
The town reports 212 names on each of two honor rolls located in Winantskill and Daffeestville and urges relatives to contact the committee if any service members are omitted. Supervisor Charles Myers chairs the committee with Sheriff Philete Craver, Mrs. Stella Jordan, and Miss Nellie Kraus as members.
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North Greend
Cherles Myers
Yesterorth Greenbush
Winantskill
Daffeestville
Armed Services
Myars
Myers
Philete F. Craver
Stella Jordan
Mira
Neliie Kraus
Soviets Aim to Push Further in Europe and Germany
Col. Victor Derman says Allied forces in France are numerically superior and can mount big operations toward Paris with possible Brittany readings. A Moscow Pravda piece vows to stamp out the German “weavers nest” and to sweep Germany with swords as defeat looms, while other remarks discuss the Hitler bomb plot as fear-driven.
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Bloscow
Victor Derman
France
Paris
Brittany
Dive Ehrentig
Moscow
London
Germany
Enrenburg
Hitler
Schenectady Captain Killed in Saipan Battle
Captain Clinton F. Smith of Schenectady commanded Company E and was killed in action on July 11 during the Saipan campaign. A long-time officer, he had served in Company G for ten years, was promoted to captain in April 1943, and recently led Company E. He is survived by his wife and two young children, Thomas and Roberta Ann.
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Isin Infantry
Esahininigs
Saipan
Clinton FL Smith
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Smith
Thomas
Roberta Ann
Multitude of Work For New York Woman
Pauline M. Redlich at 48 juggles war plant work four war committees and family duties. She manages a plumbing business started after her father’s death and oversees 250 European refugees. She says aiding refugees gives her greatest satisfaction and she felt she saved lives in wartime service.
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New York
INSI
Pauline M. Redlich
Europe
Halt Permits for Garden Gas Aug. 15
Local rationing officials announced that travel to and from Victory Gardens will end after August 15. Gardening rations may still be used while coupons remain valid, but no further supplementary gasoline rations will be issued for this purpose.
Past Governor of Rotary Addresses Club
C Peeve Vanneman former Albany Rotary Club leader and past Rotary International director spoke at The Hen Hudson meeting in Troy Forsmans. He urged stronger member obligations and proposed forming committees to aid returning service members and boost club service. George Reynolds thanked him for the talk.
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Rotary
C. Peeve Vanneman
Albany Rotary Club
Rotary District
Rotary Internations
Troy Forsmans
Cheon Miseting
Hen- Hudson
Yenneman
Vanneman
Charles C. Freihofer
George S. Reynolds
Germans in Normandy Pinched for Supplies
The Ninth Air Force Bomber Command reports German forces in Normandy are starving for supplies, blamed largely on U S Ninth Air Force personnel. Brig Gen Samuel E Anderton receives praise from Lt Gen Lewis H Brereton for six Marauder and Havoc groups destroying bridges under bad weather and enemy action. An outstanding mission saw rail bridges south of Le Mans destroyed by Col. John W. Kellys Marauder unit, severing Paris Orlean rail traffic.
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Ninth Air Force
Bomber’ Command
Normandy
Lewis H. Brereton
S. 8
United States
Ninth Air Force Bomber Command
Samuel E. Anderton
Brereton
le Mans
Jne W. Kelly
Columbus
Ind
Paris-Orlean Gap
Wounded Area Residents Listed By War Department
The War Department released a list naming local residents wounded in action in the European and Mediterranean theaters. From Troy and nearby cities, the names include Pvt Wilfred O. Tebo, Tech Sergeant Charles Brown, Private Donald J. Mac Milan, Staff Sergeant Albert B. Davis, Tech 4/6 Frank P. Woodcock, Captain John J. Helly Jr., Pvt Jobs F. Lanahan, Private Charles 3 Lupica, Walter E. Bessmen, and Joan W. Holubeck among others.
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Troy
War Department
Wilfred O. Tebo
Ida Street
Charles Brown
Watervliet
Donald J. MacMilan
Ballston
Spa
Albert B. Davis
Tech
Frank P. Woodcock
Schenectady
John J. Helly, Jr
Jobs F. Lanahan
Pic
Charles
Lupica
Albany, and “Co
Walter E.bessmen
Hudsos
Sergi
Joan W. Holubeck
Schenettady
Mediterranean
Recreation Report Shows City Programs Boost War Effort
Edwera A. Wachter reports June and July use of city recreation facilities reflects home front effort. Tennis courts golf course swimming pool and playgrounds opened in early July drawing hundreds daily and thousands over weekends. Pool program features life saving classes water safety and competitions among youth and adults.
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Edwera A. Wachter
Mayer
Jone
Ahern
Weebter
Tennsis
Wachter
Red Cross
British Air Official Killed on Active Duty
Air Vice Marshal Gwen Tudor Bord, age 55, killed on active service. Report notes capture by Axis troops after a forced landing in 1940 and mentions escape after the Italian surrender with Generals Philip Neame and Sir Richard O’Connor.
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London
Gwen Tudor Bord
Azis
Bova
Philip Neame
Richard, O'Connor
Papen Said to Have Arrived in Berlin
A Paris radio report quoted by London stated Franz von Papen the German ambassador who left Turkey after relations with Germany broke, has arrived in Berlin.
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London
Paris
Franz von Papen
Turkey
Get
Berlin
Wounded On Saipan Staff Sgt Moran Wounded July 26
Staff Sgt John J Moran of the 105th Infantry Medical Detachment was wounded on Saipan July 26. He enlisted in 1940 and is the son of Mrs Mary E Moran of 206 Hoosick Street. A brother Richard E Moran serves in the Navy at Cosco Bay Portland Missouri. He attended Troy High School and worked for Behr Manning Co before service.
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Saipan
John J. Moran
105Th Infantry
War Department
Mary E. Moran
Hoosick Street
103Th
Richard E. Moran
Navy
Cosco Bay
Portland
Moran
Troy High School
Behr.Manning Co
Cambridge Sergeant Dies in Italy War Second World War
Sergeant Donald F Rabilly of Cambridge was killed in action while serving with Italy in July. He entered service in July 1922 and went overseas in November 1943. He was married to Harrip Butler.
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Cambridge
Italy
Donald F Rabilly
Vond
Habilly
Harrip Butler
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Justice! of the Peace
Ninderhook
Columbia County
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Hoese
Kiderhook
BNE
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Modernella
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Regeier
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Jasen Withers
Jody Garizad
Bane
Copidoria Bie
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Bonat Life Oil
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Wilem Ton
Raymond Lewis
Spring Avenue
Leff
Frank J. Lewis
Nov
Pfe
Joseph M. Lewis
Army
John J. Lewis
Norfolk
Joseph
Frank
McGredy
Janet
Aoning
John
Brookview Ave
Katherine Nancy
Ponue
Elizabeth Walker
Barbara Ann
North Greenbush
Pravde
Russia
Alfred L. Goodman
Samuel Goodman
Peyster Street
Albany
Shirley Cones
First Street
Trov
Goodman
England
Albany High School
Easie Hat Co
Funny
Wereeht Indi
Foldingly
Pebedy Isughedt
Rotary Addresses Club
Recreation
Guy F. Atkinson
Aleutian Islands
Carpenters Sewermen
Hera Fices Limited
Tima Galyt
U. S. Employment Service
the War Manpower Commission
Steuben St
Albany, N. Y
Eave
Svat
U.S .Employment Service
von Papen
Troy’s
Frankin Sauare
Mohican
Doz
Pillsbury’s Flour
Victory Sandwich Shop
15Th and
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