Ablase Cargo Ship Off Halifax In Distress
A cargo vessel Ablase 4Al-ton Argos 3110 reportedly broke apart off Halifax with parts of the ship at sea nine miles from port. Vessels from Newfoundland and Madifax rushed to assist as Capadien minesweepers and the Noah Brown joined rescue efforts. One crewman aboard Ablase was reported missing while others were taken aboard Noah Brown. A distress call indicated the ship's troubles.
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Brith
Halifax
New Foundland
Madifax
Eree Capadien
Anocker
Noah Brown
Stan Dr
Ome
Oos
Ere
Armes Hi
Bart
Lendos
Plattsburg Man on New Austrian Duty in Vienna Patrols
Joseph Israels reports Vienna nightly patrols by UNS international police of American British and Russian troops. The patrols aim to ease joint military governance in Vienna's battered streets amid language barriers and cautious cooperation between Americans and Russians. American Sgt Robert Hurtecik, Ukrainian speaker, is first American on patrols. weary provost marshal Col Wittemen Brough drew some US troops into the effort.
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Joseph Israels
Vienna
UNS — International
Ims
Agg
Leon Markus
Chicago
Wittem BP. Brough
Richmond
Robert B. Hurtecik
St Mary's University
Hartford
Ont
Sret
Hartynik
Patrol members enjoy borscht and praise allied visit
An American MP unit fed on borscht at the Red mess hall and welcomed Russians to dine. Soviet soldiers praised the meal as better than anything seen before. Patrol members from the S6th Military Police Battalion, Company 5, include Pico Bar and Martin of Plattsbore as higher levels plan gradual increases. Laval's wife accused. London report states Eugenie Laval, wife of former Vichy leader, charged with intelligence with the enemy per Reuters dispatch from Paris citing Investigating Magistrate Mor chat.
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Red Mess Hall
S6th Miltary
Pico Bar
Martin
Plattsbore
Parishmen plan outdoor fair and parade involvement
Stillacater rh, chairman of Sam Ralph Wa Ske papalcontal, reported a profit of $3,000 at a meeting of the dre department. Members voted to take part in a Labor Day parade at Corinth. WHam Duell joined the group. Thirtytwo members attended. Clif ford Sherman presided. Men to Meet. The St. Peter's parish men plan boothe forte outdoor fair for Aug. 14 under the Rosary Society. John Reddy chairs the Men's committee. Personal notes: Miss Hah Kellogg remains at Lake George. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Ryen and family at Saratoga Lake. Mrs. Matthew Palaski and Mrs. Donald Newman off to El Paso.
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Sam Ralph Wa
Ske
Dre
Corinth
Wham Duell
Clifford Sherman
St. Peter's
Boothe Forte
The
Rosary Society
John Reddy
Hah Kellogg
Lake George
T. S. Ryen
Saratoga Lake
Matthew Palaski
Donald Newman
el Paso
Texan
Community Notes From Hoosick Falls and Nearby Towns
Hoosick Falls and surrounding areas share visitors and church news as residents host family from Troy Fort Myers and Denver. Rev Jerrald C Potts will oversee All Saints services this month while Hoosick Baptist plans a sermon August 12 on an important work. Jolly Dozen Club held its annual meeting with prizes to Helen Filkins Alexander McNelliy Hagel Brenenstuhl and Sanford Revi. Sergeant Charles A Hayner Jr. has received an honorable discharge and is home afterward.
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Lewis Watt
Troy
Marcus Brown
Fort Myers
Fla
Ella Harrison
Johnson~ Sville
Flora Fonda
Harold Brust
Roscoe Pierce
Betty Cipperty
Atlantic City
N. J
Sgt Frank Cipperly
George Cloke
Gon Edward
Schenectady
All Saints' Episcopal Church
Jerrald
C. Potts
Brandhs Sweet Howe
Denver
Col
le Grande Sweet
Jerrald C. Potts
St. Mark's Church
Hoosick Falls
Helen Filkins
Alexander McNelliy
Hagel Brenenstuhl
Sanford Revi
Charles A. Hayner, Jr
Army Drops Sulfa Drugs For Self Treatment In War
Army abandons use of sufanilamide and sulfa tablets for wounded men citing self treatment risks and reduced effectiveness. After three years of study in combat zones and U.S. hospitals, reliance shifts to safer, sterilizing treatments, penicillin included, with emphasis on preventing self medication and venereal-disease misuse. Military leaders note powdered sulfas slowed healing and could foster resistance, while proper care remains essential.
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Howard W. Blaresere
New York
United States
Malta
Wounded soldiers receive early care to curb infections
In the care of wounded, surgeons apply early treatment to reduce infections. Some wounds heal without symptoms, but recurring illness can return in more serious form, with surfaxy infections noted among sentry cases observed by medical staff.
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Roouth
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