Quebec Parley Decides Rome Fate Amid Surrender Demands
Reports from Quebec indicate US and British chiefs of staff would reject Italy's declaration that Rome is an open city unless Marshal Badoglio accepts unconditional surrender. Allies may skip occupying Rome and use neutrality commissions with Vatican and Red Cross. Churchill and Roosevelt to review Italian policy before any formal decision. CLAMBAKE CANCELED. Lions Club meets at Barrett's Grove at 4:30 pm with Ralph H Dean presiding.
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Quebec
Rome
United States
Britain
Pietro Badoglio
Vatican
International Red Cross
Badoglia
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Waterford Lions Club
Barrett's Grove
Ralph H Dean
Badoglio's open city plan questioned by London papers
London newspapers questioned Premier Badoglio's open city pledge as a ploy to spare Rome from bombardment. The London Daily Mail and Express doubted Italy's immunity and warned Allied air attacks to continue. The Rome radio signaled civilians to flee false security while observers noted strategic risks for southern and central Italy if Rome were truly open. The Herald urged a judgment on whether the declaration would hinder the war effort, with critics suggesting German influence.
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London
Rome
Pietro Badoglieu
Great Britain
Lord Beaverbrook
Alles
Italy
the Express
Hitler
Badoglio
London Herald
Itchy Pimples Kill Romance Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Many broken romances are blamed on itching skin blemishes. The ad touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick remedy for pimples eczema and irritated skin with a money back guarantee after one application. It also claims to soothe fatigued feet and cracked toes.
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Peterson
Case Adjourned in Albany Manslaughter Case
Nillo Selin of Albany, 52, charged with manslaughter in the death of Emil Argillander, 50, a Mechanicville workman, the case adjourned one week in Albany Police Court yesterday.
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Nillo Selin
Albany
Emil Argillander
Mechanicville
Stillwater Nineteen bombs test shocks local areas
Stillwater Nineteen bombs were dropped in an air raid drill by the Civil War Patrol with Army and Office of Civilian Protection. Bombs found include five delayed five gas five high explosives seven fire. the Moosehead Inn and Riverside School hit. injuries reported in Stillwater and Riverside. responders led by Fire Chief William Cisler and first aid by Mrs. Cisler and Mrs. Sarles. Several residents and visitors noted in local notes sections.
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Stillwater
Army
Office of Civilian Protection
Moosehead Inn
Riverside
George A. Wilson
Harry Cisler
Austin Sarles
Helen Ontbush
Raymond Pregent
Mae Petronis
George Ontbush
John Lilac
Easy Street
Hudson Avenue
William Cisler
A. F Perry
Dwight Dunn
David Dyer
Percy Aldrich
Soldier Shoots Mother Then Kills Himself
Woodridge New Jersey report: Private Peter Gardella 30, recently inducted, shot his mother Mrs Charles Gardella 60 at Hackensack Hospital, then killed himself with the same pistol. Police say he was deranged. He had been stationed at Camp Lee Virginia.
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Woodridge
N. J
INS
Charles Garedila
Hackensack Hospital
Peter Gardella
Gardella
Local Notes On Families And Service Members
Pownal residents share short dispatches about Florence Willette returning from North Adams Hospital and Robert Rudd finishing a two week stay there. Florence Potter and Eleanor Langloise visit relatives in Albany, Chatham, Cohoes, and return home. Annette Turgeon travels to New York, while Miss Potter cares for her ill mother in Pownal Center. Frances and Donna Towslee visit grandparents in North Pownal. Ross Barber, apprentice seaman, returns from Newport. Elmer Baker earns promotion to private first class in Sicily. Mrs Meacham rejects notice of Sergeant Meacham’s wound in the Southwest Pacific. Mrs Landergren travels to Daytona Beach with family plans to return soon, leaving children with Turgeon parents at Edgar Merchant farm.
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Florence Willette
North Adams Hospital
Ella Auchampaugh
Albany
Leon Smith
Florence E. Potter
Chatham
Robert Rudd
Eleanor Langloise
Cohoes
Mis
Thomas Langloise
Annette Turgeon
New York
Alphonse Turgeon
Pownal Center
Misseis Potter
Springfield
Mass
Edward Lampman
Frances
Donna Towslee
Linus Towslee
North Pownal
Ross J. Barber
L. H. Barber
Newport Naval Training Station
Elmer Baker
George Baker
North Pownlal
Sicily
James Meacham
Sergeant Meacham
Southwest Pacific
Alfreda Landergren
Daytona Beach
Fla
Edgar Merchant Farm
Squirrels Trouble Camp Squirrels Plague Soldiers at Camp Abbot
Soldiers at Camp Abbot Oregon battle ground squirrels digging holes in the drill field and carrying fleas that may spread plague. Medical officers say the pests must be driven from the parade ground and taught to target squirrels from 90 feet.
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Camp Abbot
Ore
INS
Oregon
North Bennington Sergt Powers Arrives to Visit Family
North Bennington Sergt Laurence Powers of the Army Air Forces arrived to visit his parents and sister, spending a short leave at home before continuing his overseas duties. He is stationed with a bomber group in the European theater and will return by month’s end.
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Laurence Powers
Army Air Forces
Pat
Greenwich Family Learns of Sons War Status
Greenwich Mr and Mrs Graham Blandy learn their son Graham the third who left with the July draft contingent has been sent to Camp Roberts Col George MacArthur of Bald Mountain who heard in July that his son Sergeant Stanley MacArthur was missing in action has been notified by the War Department that the young man is a prisoner of the Germans.
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Graham Blandy
Graham
Camp Roberts
Col
George MacArthur
Bald Mountain
Sergt
Stanley MacArthur
War Department
Postponed arraignment of NYC camper on murder charge
The 13 year old Codarre facing first degree murder in Elizabeth Voigt slaying had arraignment postponed to tomorrow to allow relatives to secure counsel. Dutchess County officials reported the boy admitted criminally attacking Voigt and her brother, with the body found in a cornfield near their home.
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East Fishkill
Codarre
Dutchess County
Poughkeepsie
Edward A. Russell
Voigt
Elizabeth
Arno, Jr
Arno
Man admits attack and murder after meeting girl in Hawley
Elizabeth Voigt was reported missing by her parents in Hawley Pa after she left with Codarre who attacked her en route. He knocked her down held her throat and struck her with a stone before dragging her body to a field and burying her in Honesdale Pa after services in Hawley. Codarre confessed and led police to the scene. The girl's paternal grandparents lived in Hawley.
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Elizabeth
Arno Voigt
Codarre
George J. Coréida
Corsilia
Honesdale
Hawley
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