Bracken Says Russia Won’t Make Separate Peace
New York dispatch reports British Information Minister Brendan Bracken dismissing talk of Russia seeking a separate peace with Germany. Bracken praised Soviet resolve, warned such talk is Hitler propaganda, and noted Stalin’s absence from Allied councils as he focuses on defeating Germany. He cited the Russia Britain alliance and Molotov’s London signing.
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New York
Russia
Germany
Brendan Bracken
Bracken
Waldorf-Astoria
United Nations
Britain
London
Viacheslavy Molotov
Hitler
Josef Stalin
Backen
Stalin
Waterford warns boys on gun use amid complaints
Mayor John F Walsh orders seizure of shotguns from Waterford villagers after many complaints of damage and a dog injury. He vows arrests for gun possession and theft of fruits. The piece also lists church services and meetings across Grace Episcopal, First Baptist, and Methodist churches with notes on sermons, organ and trumpet solos, and Camp Mohawk reports.
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John F. Walsh
All Boys Fm
Waterford
Walsh
Local notables host guests and furloughs marked
Speigletown residents host relatives and friends from Troy Highland Melrose and New York. Navy and Marine personnel spend furloughs with families including Guadalcanal and Samoa service. Red Cross distributes seeds valued at over two million dollars to Midwest victims.
Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth Ad Promote FASTEETH
An old advertisement urges readers not to neglect slipping false teeth and promotes FASTEETH as an alkaline powder that helps teeth stay firmly set. It promises a confident feeling, no gummy texture, and a pleasant taste, claiming the product is available at drug stores.
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Fasteeth
Tedlay
Radio Schedule Snapshot From Local Station
A dense list of daily radio programs from the station WIRY Troy and affiliated shows across dayparts. The schedule includes news, morning features, musical programs, talks, church services, and entertainment segments with numerous host names and program titles throughout the day.
Radar the drone aircraft found on Virginia farm in 13 years ago
Radar, a military aviation device once billed as a superior air weapon, was revealed after a Virginia farm discovery tied to an effort to locate the airship Akron. The claim marks its long shadow in aerospace lore and wartime innovation.
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Virginia
Radio Schedule Fragment From Daily Irish News aired
Tomorrow's lineup lists 1 000 WTRY Troy 7 AM 8:00 News 8:05 Sacred Heart Program 8:20 Hymn Singer 8:25 Good Morning Newspaper 10 The Woodshedders 0 James G McDonald A15 Coastao Coast on a Bus 40 Gypsy Trio
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Rise 'N’ Shine
Breafast Club
Troy Chapel
Evelyn Johnson
Gerald Allaire
Melody Time
Sacred Heart
Good Morning
Woodshedders
James G. McDonald
Stillwater Women Plan New Bowling Season Lineup
At a Thursday meeting of the Stillwater Women's Bowling League plans were laid for the season starting September 28. President Mrs. David Dyer chaired. members must supply a substitute or pay for missed games. Teams include Thunderbolts, Mustangs, Air Cobras, Gladiators, Mitch-ells, Lancaster, Spitfires, and Hurricanes with listed players. Obituary and Masons notes follow, plus Grange meeting highlights.
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Women's Bowling League
David Dyer
Thunderbolts
Helen Sarle
Lydia Evans
Mary Hiland
Betty Thomas
Harriet Lane
Mustangs
Betty Morrissey
Mae Brown
Florine Connor
Margaret Talmadge
Katherine Dyer
Rita Burgess
Julia G@ibeault
Monica Bloomingdale
Lois Dellinger
Betty Brown
Rita Connor
Ralph Mitchell
Mary Morrissey
Marjorie Scott
Planes Sink Cripple Ten U Boats in Atlantic Air Battles
Anti submarine command reports at least ten German U boats sunk or damaged in 13 air sea battles by B 24 bombers patrolling distant waters. Five planes were wounded as crews fought off U boat gunfire and one attack ended with depth charge hits on a surfaced sub. Pilot First Lieut Walter S McConnell from Duluth led a daring depth charge run despite injuries.
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New York
TF. S. Army Air Forces
Tkat
Walter $. McConnell
Duluth
Minn
Six show girls protest OPA rule in San Francisco
Six tall show girls marched in front of the Office of Price Administration offices in panties and bras to protest a ban on long stockings for tall women. The women, 29 inch victory hose, said they would rather go barelegged as officials watched from windows, noting the OPA handles prices not apparel length.
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San Francisco
OPA
Local Visitors and Homecomings Highlight Small Town Notes
Bud McNally of Camp Campbell Ky spends a furlough at home. Miss Gertrude Jones of Johnsonville visits Miss Margaret Hagahorne. Mrs. Raymond Russell of Schenectady visits J Wells Herrington. Mr and Mrs Fred Robertson of Savannah stay with Mr and Mrs Forrest Moses. Mr and Mrs Russell Robertson and daughter Carol visit Lloyd Moses and family.
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Bud McNally
Camp Campbell
Gertrude Jones
Johnsonville
Margaret Hagahorne
Raymond Russell
Schenectady
J. Wells Herrington
Fred Robertson
Savannah
Forrest Moses
Russell Robertson
Carol
Lloyd Moses
Crossword Puzzle Bots 2 At Rest to Ships rn Nave
Crossword puzzle style clues appear jumbled with numbering and stray symbols. The readable items include various short definitions and phrases such as navigation terms, bodily words, and generic puzzle hints, suggesting a mixed clipped crossword-style puzzle entry with multiple incomplete clues and corrupted OCR.
Quebec Famine Good Omen Goodwill From Quebec Conference
BEY PETER EDSON reports on the Quebec Conference where little information was released until a two hour joint statement and press conference. The article notes cordial relations between President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill, praise from Mackenzie King, and hints about North Africa actions and future plans.
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Quebec
Churchill
Chateau Frontenac
Citadel
White House
California
Mr. Churchill
Canada
Mackenzie King
Washington
North Africa
Casablanca
Flags Rise Over Citadel As Conference Ends In Light Show
The scene at Old Quebec's Citadel opens with overcast skies and rain, then clears as a West wind lifts the four flags Canada United Kingdom United States and the President's blue banner. A symbolic moment accompanies the President's statement and a strong surge of surf.
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King’s Bastion
Quebec
St Lawrence River
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United States
Green Island Honors Roll Expansion and Service News
New names added to Green Island honor roll bring total to 390, about 10 percent of the population in the armed forces. Some 250 villagers left for World War I. three gold stars mark Pvt. Francis V. Marois Sergt. Edward J. O Hearn and Pvt. Louis A. Szatalski. Union Service sermon at Methodist Church tomorrow. Vagabond Club plans a furlough reception Sunday at 42 George Street. C Arthur Ruhtz enlisted in Navy and Green Island Lodge I C O RF plans installation of Edward D. Court. Also a note on old style cartography placing large South Pole lands before Antarctica discovery.
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Edward Tomlinson
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Chamber Music Society of
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Jimmy Ficher
Pvt
Francis V. Marois
Sergt
Edward J. O’hearn
Louis A. Szatalski
Methodist Church
Henry D. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Vagabond Club
George Street
John Cietek
C. Arthur Ruhtz
Charles Ruhtz
Hudson Avenue
Sampson Naval Training Station
Heatly High School
Behr Manning Co
Allied Bombers Hit Hansa Bay at Salamaua in New Guinea
Allied air forces led a large strike on Salamaua's supply base at Hansa Bay New Guinea sinking a freighter destroying 45 barges and ammunition dumps. Nearly 100 Liberators Flying Fortresses and Mitchells escorted by fighters hit targets from Condor Point to Nubia and Eitel Friedrich harbors. Ground forces near Salamaua pressed the Japanese retreat as raids continued in the Solomons area with new blows on Vila Kolombangara and Munda positions.
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Hansa Bay
New Guinea
George C. Kenney
Fifth Airforce
Weewak
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Condor Point
Nubia
Kronpriz
Eitel Freidrich
Madang
Roosevelt Ridge
Solomons
New Georgia Island
Bairoko Harbor
Munda
Vella Lavella Island
Kolombangara
United States
Kula Gulf
Bairoko
Vila
Kayieng
New Ireland
Vitu Islands
Talasea
New Britain
Grafton News: Marriages, Returns, and School Plans
Nellie Seifridsberger and Louis LeFlame wed by Justice Charles Lynn. Norman Smith sells old post office to Granville Hicks. Marjorie Trumble returns to Samaritan Hospital for leg treatment after 12 days at home. Lieut James Smith back in Arizona and Sergt Leland Smith Jr. back in North Carolina, sons of Leland Smith. School District No 3% votes to send children to Berlin High and Catholic High in Troy. teacher shortage noted. Town hall dance Sept 4 raises funds for service boys gifts. donations invited to Mrs Walter Poole. Grafton honor roll to be dedicated Sept 5 with 59 names. speakers include Rev Howard M Hills, Rev Caleb Vaughan, Rev Co H Henningson. Petersburg and Berlin bands planned.
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Nellie Seifridsberger
Louis LeFlame
Charles Lynn
Norman Smith
Granville Hicks
Marjorie Trumble
Samaritan Hospital
James Smith
Arizona
Sergt
Leland Smith, Jr
North Carolina
Leland Smith
Berlin High
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Troy
Town Hall
Walter Poole
Grafton
Halley Cooper
Howard M. Hills
Caleb Vaughan
Co. H Henningson
Petersburg
Berlin
Cash register looted at Waldorf restaurant in Schenectady
An employee absconded with the cash register contents at the Waldorf restaurant in Schenectady. Police counted 63 dollars stolen after a police check. On Thursday a 20 pound coal ash er valued at 50 dollars was stolen from the rear of the restaurant.
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