Italy Target London Predicts Knockout by Grigg
London reports London observers believe Italy would be the quick knockout target for Allied forces. Axis commentators warn of invasions along the Italian mainland while Sicily serves as an Allied base with ports at Syracuse Catania Palermo and Trapani. Possibilities include simultaneous landings at Rome Naples Brindisi and Taranto as Rome may become an open city to hinder Axis retreat.
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London
Mediterranean
Italy
Ludwig Sertorius
Transocean
Berlin
North
Africa
Sicilian
Bertolius
Sardinia
Sicily
Rome
Catania
Suleilian
Alles
Syracuse
Palermo
Trapani
Naples
Brindisi
Taranto
Pietro Badoglio
Imada
United Press
Buenos Aires
Italan
Badoglio
Viterbo
Sweden protests German attacks on naval torpedo boat and air craft
The Swedish government announced a protest to Berlin over German gunner attacks on a Swedish naval torpedo boat and a Swedish air force plane off Sweden on August 6. A Norwegian freighter involved in the torpedo incident was crewed by Germans, making Germany responsible, Stockholm said.
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Stockholm
UPI
Berlin
Sweden
A Great Builder Upper for Pale Listless Children
An old health note describes pale listless children with iron deficiency. It promotes Grde’s Pepto Mangan as an iron tonic to restore strength and color, claiming it replenishes iron and improves vitality. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Iran
Grde
Gude
FASTHITH keeps dentures firm and fresh
False teeth wearers fear plate slips during moments of need. FASTHITH alkane powder secures plates more firmly, adds comfort, and helps control denture odor. Sprinkle lightly on plates for better hold. Available at any drug store.
Blood donation drive targets 165 in Mechanicville
Schenectady mobile unit visits Masonic Temple on Wednesday September 1 with a quota of 165 donors and only 53 reservations so far. Ralph H. Spring reports new volunteers needed as eight week rule excludes some June donors. Registration sites and plans for continued drives are listed across Mechanicville area.
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Schenectady
Masonic Temple
Ralph H. Spring
Red Cross Blood Bank Committee
Spring
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co
New York State, Electric and Gas Corp
Park Avenue
Frank DeLorenzo
Saratoga Avenue
Verdicchio Block
North Main Street
State Theater
This City
Aldrich
Tallmadge
Stillwater
Anthony Gainski
Riverside
Round Lake
Local group seeks voluntary dues for officer travel and holiday packages
Unanimous approval of the local membership sets a voluntary dollar per year to fund officers travel and to mail holiday packages to sons or brothers of members not yet in the organization. The fall program opens Sept 16 with the annual Past Chief Rangers’ Association meeting in this city, inviting eligible past chiefs to join.
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The
Foresters of America
Knights of Columbus
Chef Banger
John J. Ryan
New York State
Mechanicville
Court Salt
Armed Forces
F. L. Wailbur
Chief Rangers’ Association
Rose Guilmette
New York
Newbury
West Point
Laura Cole
Watervliet Arsenal
John O Jackson
Camp Edwards
Mass
T. W. Jackson
Patricia Mosher
John Mosher
Marion Lodge
Mary Ann Adams
Sergt
Charles Adams
New York City
William Tiel
Robert Tiel
Catstalls
Army Air Corps
George F. Kennedy
Bong
John
James
Robert Cunningham
Snnz Harbor
Lake George
Porter Leland
Harrisburg
Leland
Waterford Road
Duane Ingraham
Marine Corps
Cherry Point
N. C
C. W Ingraham
Willow Glen
Anthony Zullo
Navy
Mary Scelsi
Misa Betty M. Haile
John Haile
Union City
County Bar Plans Annual Clambake
Members of the Rensselaer County Bar Association, led by president Harry J. Bartle, voted to hold the annual clambake despite fuel and food restrictions. A committee chaired by Charles J. Craymer will meet at Draper & Bartle tomorrow at 4 30 pm to set the date and place, with other lawyers including Abraham C. Goldstein and Elmer M. Rasmussen serving on the panel.
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Rensselaer County Bar Association
Harry J. Bartle
Association
Bartle
Irving H. Chase
Warren J. Broderick
William F. Darby
Herbert D. Hamm
Edward J Poland
John J. Scully
John W. Kennedy
Italians Mourn Loss of Sicily
The Rome radio mourned the loss of Sicily as a living member torn from the mother country. The broadcast, recorded by the U S foreign broadcast intelligence service, spoke of bitter sacrifices from war and vowed the image of Sicily and Italian love for Sicilians will remain part of the sacred national inheritance.
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United Press
Rome
Sicily
U. S
Foreign Broadcast Inteligence Service
September reopening of local school and clubs announced
Junior-Senior High School will resume activities in September. Memorial Baptist Church Sunday School opens for the season on Sunday September 12 at 10 am, per George Guy, superintendent. Women Bowling League and Women Independent League plan meetings to set season openings and present bowlers' names.
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St Lukes ‘Episcopal Church
Salvation Army Corps
Junior Legion
Army Hall
Memorial Baptist Church
George Guy
Women's Independent League
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Paul S. Elgart
Jewish Welfare Board
USO
Camp Rucker
Dothan
Ala
Gertrude Schonwetter
Elgart
Troy
JWB
USO Council
Frank Suitland
Myron W. Jacobs
Masonic Club
George Thomas
Arthur W. Johnson
Patrick J. Catll
Jiocal
John P. Noonan
Johnson
City Bowling League
Foresters
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Directons
Wort
Brentwood Machine
Hugger
Anfards
Sharpe
Just
MAZDA
County Farm Rationing Committee
Frears
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