Theories in World Affairs Explained by Dr Rosneck
Dr Rosneck told Troy Botasy Clyd members there are no theories in international affairs. He argued power and principle guide settlements after war, and future peace depends on applying lessons from Atlantic City Chapultepec Potsdam and Tehran Cairo Ya tied Potsdam. He warned dangers in settlements remain, especially Middle East, Russia access to the sea, and Asia questions. Elmer W Siple introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rosneck
Troy Botasy Clyd
Yencheon
Hendrick Hudson
Heaneck
Matons
Atlantic City
Chapultepec
Teheran
Cairo
Yatta
Potsdam
Germany
Seymour Aa. Smith
Local greetings and travel notes from area families
Stephenteien Henry F Lapp improves after illness. Chauncey E Bate mah and family visit Old Grehard Missouri. Marie Fitzgerald finishes six week summer course at New Paltz. Alice Smith guest of her uncle. George Sumner visit in Schenectady. Eurstia Saxby guests in Berlin with son Austin Saxby. Walter Sykes visit Purley in Allentown. Nelson Williams and son Henry, Navy, visit Meddaughs in Pittsfield. Barbara Van Derhule escorts Berry Hicks to Hickas home in Schenectady. Markwith family and Dennis guest at West Orange cousins. Anta Sutherland vacationing with son Harold. Leonard Smith party with Holt in Schenectady. Norma Rose guest in Camden with brother William Rose. Bible conference attendees depart for Timebrook Pa. Sgt Donald P Sutherland reports back to Fort Dix after furlough. Service at Methodist Church and pastor swap with Rev. David Grey planned. Staff Sgt Lawrence L Hinckley discharged under over 40 rules.
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Henry F. Lapp
Chauncey E. Batemah
Old Grehard
Marie Fitzgerald
New Paltz
Alice Smith
George Sumner
Schenectady
Mmirz
Eurstia Saxby
Austin Saxby
Berlin
Walter Sykes
George Purley
Allentown
Purley
Sykes
Nelson Willams
Pittsfield, Maas
Henry
Navy
Orin Meddaugh
Barbara van Derhule
Berry Hicks
Silas Hicka
Charles Markwith
Dennis
West Orange
N_ J
Charles Bate- Man
Anta Sutherland
Albany
Harold
Donald Sutherland
Leonard Smith
Daugters
Alice
Barbara
Cora Holt
George Bumner
Aliss Norma Rose
Wiliam Walker
Camden
First Ordnance Company
Seventh Army
North Africa
Corsica
France
Austria
Frederick Zigan
David Grey
First Baptist Church of
Lawrence L Hinckley
Two Soldiers Hurt in Motorcycle Crash in Lansingburg
Two Mechanicville servicemen Sgts Edward Coons and Maynard Constock were treated at Leonard Hospital after their Harley motorcycle rear ended a Phoenix Dairy Co truck at 12th Street and Second Avenue. Driver Edward Phoenix of Cohoes was also injured. both soldiers are on furlough.
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Mechanicsville
Leonard Hospital
Phoenix Dairy Co
Cohoes
Edward Phoenix
Boght Road
Cohors
Ube
Coons
Joseph’ Gallo
Peter Magnette
Wiliam Lennon
Himmler Watched Polish Girls in Vivisection Experiments
Berlin British authorities disclosed that Himmler regularly visited a Berlin area sanatorium to observe vivisection on Polish girls. Sixty five girls were chosen. three survivors recover, ten died. German doctors inserted foreign bodies into limbs to induce gangrene, while the women suffered in agony.
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Berlin
Heinrich Himmler
Star
Syracuse Banker Dies At 61 In Syracuse
Leroy B Williams banker and lawyer dies Monday in Syracuse aged 61 born in Holland Pennsylvania Oneida County. He practiced law forty years before becoming president of Syracuse Savings Bank in 1932. He served in Fort Dix as engineer-gunner since 1942 flying 2,000 hours overseas. He fought in Africa Arabia India China New Guinea and the Philippines earning the Distinguished Flying Cross for Burma India China theater combat activity.
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Syracuse
Leroy B. Williams
Williams
Holland Pa
Tent
Oneida County
Syracuse Savings Bank
Fort Dixxf
Sas
Africa
Arabia
India
China
New Guinea
Philippines
Society notes and a drowning report from Jamestown
Latham Mrs Henry Barthel and son Donald visit Syracuse friends. Mr and Mrs Harold Robinson return from vacationing at Eagle Lake. Red Cross picnic set for Aug 22 at Central Park Schenectady. Mrs Herbert S Roberts and Mrs Walter Willder depart for Glen Island vacation. Mr and Mrs William Williams and family back fromStandaga two weeks. Pic Thomas H Hale spent furlough with family. Private Hale stationed at Fort Monmouth N J. Luncheon for Ladies of Calvary Methodist Church postponed to Aug 21. GIRL BODY RECOVERED. Eleanor Sandy 13 of South Dayto N J found dead in Chautauqua Lake after falling from a rowboat towed by motor launch.
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Henry Barthel
Donald
Syracuse
Harold Robinson
Eagie Lake
Red Cross
Central Park
Herbert S. Roberts
Walter Willder
Glen Island
Wiliam R Williams
Satandaga
Thomas H. Hale
Schuyler Avenue
Hale
Forts Monmouth
N. J
Nettie McCabe
Ladies of Calvary
Methodist Church
Gift Parcels May Be Sent To Italy
Gift packages may be sent by parcel post to civilians in Selly and Sardinia areas in Italy plus Vatican City Rome and Naples. Maximum value 25 dollars weight four pounds size 36 inches combined. Postage 14 cents per pound. Mark as gift package and declare contents and value. Italian authorities request canvas outer cover to prevent scattering if opened. Mail to Italian provinces Fiume Gorizie Trieste Pola Zara announced yesterday. Letters may not exceed 6 ounces and are for family and personal matters. Greece mail extended to letters post cards printed matter and small packets with limits.
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Selly
Sardinia
Vatican City
Mate
Rome
Naples
Italy
Frank 3M Collins
Fiume
Gorizie
Trieste
Funeral of Maymend Holmes Held at St Haters Cemeter
The obituary notes Maymend Holmes died Saturday at Leonard Hospital. Funeral services to be held at home church early morning with interment in St Haters Cemetery. Also mentions Ruth Talman, Helen Gower, and Mrs May Burns visiting, plus Mrs Wilson Britten visiting in New Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maymend Holmes
Leonard Hospital
Teeterrow
Wrence BP. Kelly
St. Haters
Ruth Talmoan
Helen Gower
Fallston Spa
Caroli Bull
Corg
New Mexico
May Burns
Daer
Ethel Burns
Green Island
Lynna A. Talman
Wilson Britten
Wilson Britten, A Former Resident of ‘Stilwater, Now Living In New Milford Conn
Albert Becker
Halsey Saddle En Route to Tokyo
Admr William F Halsey plans to use his white horse saddle when riding capitols. The ornate western style saddle left Chicago by air express en route to Tokyo to boost war bond sales. Reno chamber telegraphed an urgent request for its immediate return.
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Chicago
Wiliam F. Halsey
Tokyo
Air Express
Dia Bing
Reno
Nev
Chamber of Commerce
Halsey
Rotary Camp to Close Sunday After Weeklong Program
Rotary Camp Bor Scout Camp will conclude Sunday after a seven week schedule. Central District manager Roland H Treinen and commissioners oversaw events opening Friday Aug 24. A water carnival featured swims and races with results including James Watton and Jack Gibson among top finishers.
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Rotary
Bor
Central District
Ramadiec
Wnder Ge
Roland H Treinen
Iswich
Rlesus
Ferda
James Watton
Jack Gibson
Bob Douglas
Clarence Wes Arzou
Fred Randle
Rave
His Tone Ivi Yds
Fastis Nee
Dénaht Hall
Maurice Witing
David Fair
Renata Blumke
Frad Ase
George McMann
Clarence Morris
James Whiten
Richard
David F
Rithird Meck Née
Prile
James
Maurice Clough
Ward Gurtis
Tis
Duke of Windsor and Aide Visit President
The Duke of Windsor and an aide met President Truman at the White House Kite House yesterday for his first post‑inauguration appointment. The monarch, deeply tan, had previously called on Secretary Byrnes. Reporters asked for a comment but he replied, Nothing at all, with a friendly wave.
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Washington
Umi
Duke of
Isor
Truman
Kite House
Byrnes
White House
Paper Reports Allies Still Seeking Hitler
The London Daily Herald quoting a Hamburg dispatch says an intensive search is underway among 1.5 million German troops in the Schleswig Holstein concentration area for Adolf Hitler. Despite Nazi claims that the Fuehrer died at war’s end, Allied efforts persist to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemion
INS
London Daily Herald
Hamburg
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Schieswig-Holpstein
Knowland to Succeed Late Senator
Johnson Knowland to succeed late Senator. Maj William Knowland, Republican, former state senator, named by t Governor Earl Warren to replace LA Senator Eiram Johnson who died last week. Knowland, 37, stationed in Paris, previously assistant publisher to Joseph F. Kidowland. He served California in state assembly 1923 to 1935 and state senate 1935 to 1939 representing Alameda County.
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Los Angeles
Earl Warren
William Knowland
Eiram Johnson
Knowland
Paris
Army
UME
Joseph F. Kidowland
The
California
Mations Committer
California State Assembly
Alameda County
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Troy
Lansingburg
Himmler
William F. Hoey
Thomas J. Hoey
Burgoyne Street
Schuyterville
Hoey
Fifth Army
Schuylerville High School
United Paperboard Co
Victory Mills
Belgium
Luxembourg
Latham
Jamestown
Eleanor Sandy
Too
Chautauqua Lake
Arsenal
Watervliet Arsenal
Duke of Windsor
Hitler
Muhlfel
Johnson
O. Hine
Henkie
Floer
Hove
Shap Edly
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