Watervliet Hunters See Good Season
Bright prospects for hunting in Albany district predicted by the Water-Witk Fish and Game Protective Association. Weather aided conditions, with plans for skeet shoots at Haswell Road and movie showings on fishing and hunting. Names of local members and officials listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ane eDgervers
Fox Noah
Gata State
T. O. Batey
Gus Gxtto
Harry Down
C. Spee
Phéedsun
Aréx
Haswell Road
Bera
Maki Abany
Denali Browk
Hague
C H. Berge
Hagueon-Lake
Wiliam Fix
Hudson H.C. Sh
Henry McEver
RC. Beell
Schenectad
VanZant
Scheneciedy
Jack
Paper Salvage Continues at Watervliet Amid War Demands
Alfred C Meneely chairman of the Watervliet Salvage Committee answers if salvage work will continue and if scrap paper and tin are still needed. He says yes as supplies are essential for armed forces overseas and for packing containers. Tin supplies from the Southwest Pacific are unsettled, substitutes exist but tin cannot be replaced. Obituary note for Mrs Eben Reid Boyd funeral details. Hothery Club Card Party hosted by Mrs Charles Robinson under Mothers' Club of Sacred Heart of Mary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C. Meneely
Watersliet
Air. Meneely
State Salvage Committee
Southwest Pacific
WEP
Hothery Club
Charles Robinson
Mothers’ Club
Three New Registrants for Watervliet Board
Three new registrants were received during the week by Watervliet Selective Service Board No. They are Edward C. Rounds of 10 Third Avenue William J. Dugan of 122 Eighth Avenue and Stret L Cole of 15th Street No classification has been made yet for the new registrants.
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Waterviet
Selective Service Board No
Edawia C. Rounds
Third Avenue
Willas JL Dugan
Eighth Avenue
Stret FL Cole
Fifteenth Street
Cassicarionm
Pew
Democrats At Watervliet Name Fennelly
In Watervliet the local Democratic slate names Fennelly as a key nominee amid ward level shifts. Incumbents and new faces from the Fourth Ward are mentioned, including Frank Mooney and Daniel J. Murpt with names like Henness and O’Brien appearing in the draft. The notice signals party organization and upcoming electoral considerations.
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Water Butte
Fieyree
Bonald
Taumss F. Syuste
Othe Fourth Ward
Frank Mooney
Miss Kennedy Wed At Watervliet Church
Miss Winifred B. Kennedy wed Harry J. Semonchik at Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church in Watervliet. Rev Le sle E. Ross officiated with Miss Hazel Amadon and Andrew Semonchil as attendants. Brides groom’s family noted, amid community vacation news and wartime observances.
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Sainte B. Kennedy
Third Avenue
Winifred B. Kennedy
Harry J. Semonchik
Mate K
Afra
Broadway
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lesle E. Ross
Hazel Amadon
Andrew Semonchil
State May Aid Soil Conservation Plan Outlined
A New York State look at soil conservation shows extensive work needed. A Soi l Conservation Service report estimates 18 man years of effort per island resource, with measures including tree planting, erosion control, and woodland protection. The plan calls for coordinated use of soil, water, and land resources across farms and districts to improve productivity and reduce hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Soi Conservation Service
Empire State
Gzidya
Veistores & Woodlands
3. C
Hugh H. Bennett
5. C
Bennett
Wounded Veterans Train In Percy Jones Shop
Detroit battle veterans at Percy Jones General Hospital use a full automotive tool shop donated by the Automotive Tool and Die Manufacturers Association of Detroit. The wounded work on precision equipment to make products used by fellow patients and hospital staff in rehabilitation. Training occurs in morning and afternoon sessions with daily subject workups.
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Detroit
Percy Jones General Hospital
the Creek
Mich
Automotive Tool and Die Manufacturers’ Association of Detroit
Sia
Deaths and funeral notices from Troy area obituaries
Walter Hryckow funeral held from residence on Rensselaer Avenue Coboes then a solemn requiem at St Michael's Church. Mrs Mary Lynch funeral at St Marys Church with interment at St Marys Cemetery. Joseph Gordon dies in Whitehall after WWI service with funeral at Notre Dame des Victoires Church. Miss Katherine Fitzpatrick, Miss Margaret Carney, and Miss Helen Hough also memorialized with church services and interments in local cemeteries.
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Dirynkow
Walter Hryckow
Rensselaer Avenae
Coboes
Siichael
J. Mkdemer
Dornex
Watervlet
Teor
Saber
Jobic
Josephine
Watervnet
Kersinze
Mais
Ose
Wil Corney
Troy
Funes
Edward A. McManus
Leo McCarthy
Orgas
William J. Clersient
Janes J. Burns
Thomas A. Duff
Edward T. Ouimet
Edward J. Farrel
Alexis J. Bleau
St. Mary's Cemetery
Farher Smith
James A. Nolan
St McT Church
Aciating
Actson
Irene Gordon
John Gordon
Ida Wheeler
Edward Shovah
Charles Choppy
Edward LaMore
Whitehall
Notre Dame Des Victoires
Boardman
Yetta
Cohoes
Napoleon
Provost Granger
Fondz Avenue
Sere Henry Church
Bernice
June Kuentzel
Kenneth H. Kuentzel
Arthur Kuentzel
Columnous
Weatherwax
Poestensill
Evangeline Granger
James H. Graham
George Granger
Kennett Granger
Herkimer
Raoul Granger
Corinth
Francis Granger
J. W. Burna
Isc
Fifth Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Imass Wil
Fitzpatrick
Katherine B. Fitzpatricx
All Boutth Serést
St. Jaseyz’'s
Bernard J. Lansen
Jutia J. Walsh
Welsh
John Blum
Pith Avenue Puderal Chapel
David Ivingstome
Park View
Ceme
Henegrauy
Nmanteelil
Mra Elvie Hollis
Seth
Henry
Elmer Little
Johnstown
Bree Funeral
Oakwood Cemetery
Careey
Margaret i Carney
Fred J. Lowe
St. Francia de
Hoy
Richard
Mason
J_ Albert Massey
Cas . Mary's Cemetery
Novelist Deplores Fwaddle Over Bomb Debate
Irvine, a novelist and dramatist from Oxford, lashed out at what he called the trash and Utaddle in atomic bomb arguments. He urged reason, recalling that two bombs ended the war and saved countless lives, and stated he would rather be killed by a bomb than by a rusty bayonet.
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Oxford
John
Irvine
15000 Yanks to Sail Today on Queen Mary
The Queen Mary prepared to sail for New York with 15000 American troops, mainly from the 2th Division, as part of a redeployment. The Queen Elizabeth is due to dock at Southampton aroundAug 20 to load more troops for homeward transport.
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Southampton
New York
Europa
Sibley
Keene
Meon
Greece Celebrates End of Pacific War Victory Holiday
Greece proclaimed a two day holiday to mark the end of the Pacific war. Archbisbop Damashinos and Premier Petros Voulgaris sent congratulatory cables to the leaders of four allied governments. Regent and cabinet officials attended new services.
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Athens
Greece
Archbisbop
Truman Sets Sunday As Day of Prayer
President Truman designates Sunday as a day of prayer to God to seek guidance for the nation after victory. He urges citizens to reflect and offer thanks for those who gave their lives and to dedicate the day to peace and remembrance.
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Truman
Waikisgtoss
Han Bees
Trumas
Pathe of
Beate
Praver
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Watervliet
Eben Reid Boyd
Trinity Episcopal Church
Iven Ho Ball
William Coukies
Samuel G. Wise
Frank Shafer
George F. Richenecker
George E. Peterson
James FR. Boyd
Albany Rural Cemetery
Aed
Paul
Watervliet Board
Democrats At
Fennelly
Wiliam "P. Hartnett
Joseph, C. Decker
Watervliet Fire Department
William Burke
James J. Sheridan
OPA
Selective Service Board 346
Arsenal
Elaine Brooks
Aland
Aliss Marianne Esposito
Fourth Avenue
Cossaguna Lake
Agnes Foley
Marie Schnell
First Avenue
Atlantic
Lake St. Catherine
Wiliam F. Vincent
Hiss Base
William Vincent
Seaman Vincent
Shere
Stelnaker
Helen
Margaret Mahar
Margaret
Joan
Geraldine
Joseph
Dick Terrault
Verdun
Montreal
Varian Bartanian
Sarkis Rabshan
V J Dex
Tumes Square
Lyman Sipperly
Ei Street
Cohtes Road
Pri
Henry Ontbush
James King
Marx Roberts
Seaman
Michal Boyns
Marine
E. RK. Lopeman
South Lake
Air Field
Aly Express
United States
Castor
Columbus
Ranver
Coyle’s Wrecking & Lumber Corp
Central Avenue
Marthe Eitthe
Martha Lice
Street
Leonard Hospital
Carlisle
Funny
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Argasy
Prockaatien
Sestera
Hades
Bates and Ching
R.c.reynolds CO
Monument Square
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