Veterans of Okinawa unit near home return forecast
Lt Col DeGroff said that women with 85 points or more should be sent home, applying to all Okinawa veteran members of the 105th Division. He noted most remaining officers and enlisted men of the unit in this area will soon head home, with only a few veterans left. The general described rapid redeployment and marks a proposed end to decades of service since 1893.
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Christ Tees
Johe
J. King
Screet
Cepepard
Okinawa
DeGroff
Amsterdam
OH Infantry
Mth
Fort McClellan
Saipan
Makin
Dethroff
Old
Tait
21Th Div
Coloonel DeGroff
403Rh Infantry
Pacific
I H. Edwards
Isa
National Guard
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Europe
Japan
New York
Jersey
Stillwater Youth Hart in Freak Fall
Leighton White, 17, of Stilvwater, is in Leonard Hospital with a head injury after a meat hook struck him in the head near the right eye at the Dayton Case meat market in Stillwater. Dr. Joan O'Brien treated the wound with ten stitches and he is under observation by an eye specialist. hospital reports his condition as good.
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Leighton White
Stilvwater
Leonard Hospital
Waiter White
Dayton
Stillwater
Joan O'Brien
Mechanicville
White
Puzzle fragment hints and cryptic clues deciphered
The note presents a scrambled puzzle with terms like Taare sone and 22-Mare learned, a statistician, winged insect, and a 30-Bump. It suggests a cryptic riddle theme with fragmented phrases needing interpretation to reveal a final answer.
End of Gas Rationing Brings Auto Accidents Rise
Automobile accidents in Troop G rose eight percent since rationing ended on June 23 compared with the first 15 days of August. Traffic volume also climbed two percent while speed arrests increased. State Police say the 3 mile per hour speed limit remains in effect until July 1, 1946 unless changed.
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Tafe
State Department of Highways
Bu‘ureau
Albany
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Troy
Canada
Area WPB Staff Will Be Reduced
War Production Board district office will dismiss thirty percent of its staff before September 3. Fred J. Holman said the 35 employees will shrink to about 25, with ten to be released soon. With wartime needs fading, workers in fields like WPR drives, contracts, terminations, radio, radar, and rubber will be cut as the board shifts to peacetime industry conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Fred J. Holman
District Office
Congress
Holman
Albany Catholic Diocese names Scully coadjutor bishop
Monsignor William A. Scully is named bishop coadjutor of the Albany Diocese, pledging loyal service to Bishop Gibbons. He has served as assistant executive director for New York Catholic Charities and aided in the Empire State Building rescue after the 1945 attack. Scully, a former Camp Tekawitha counselor from Troy, is anticipated as the fifth bishop of Albany.
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Albany Catholic
Mgr
William A. Scully
Bamund
Thurtow Terrace
Albany
Scully
Gibbons
Seatly
Bins
Kingdom of God
Sam
Goa
New York Catholic Caueilies
Empire State
New York
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Monsignor Scully
Troy
Camp Tekawitha
Lake Luzerne
Honor Roll Committee Set To Plan Memorial
The Thirteenth Ward Honor Roll Committee will meet at 230 p.m. today at Dean Street and Sixth Avenue to finalize plans for a permanent World War I memorial monument. Trustees and members will discuss bids, authorization, and an unveiling ceremony. Mrs Ann B. Hems chairs. Justin Mahoney treasurer. Thomas Dee secretary. Edward Hicks and John J. Rasarjian trustees.
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Thirteenth Ward
Dean Street
Sixth Avenue
A&pal
Ann 3i
Hems
Justin Mahoney
Thomas Dee
Edward Hicks
John J. Rasarjian
Aaron G Alexander Opens New Architect Office
Aaron G Alexander former Troy resident opens a consultant architect office at 20 Exchange Place New York He has led the architectural department at National City Bank of New York for 15 years
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Aaron G. Alexander
Troy
20 Exchange Place
New York
lJast
National City Bank of New York
Decorated Air Medal for Anderson in Pacific flights
Sergeant Douglas S Anderson, 25, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson, 479 Second Avenue, is cited by Gen George Kenney for meritorious achievement in sustained combat flights in the Pacific from Aug 28 1944 to July 15 1945. He flew reconnaissance missions in unarmed pursuit type aircraft against enemy airfields ships and ground installations, taking photos for intelligence. He served four years, overseas two plus. a Lans ingburg High School graduate and former Watervliet Arsenal worker. His sister PhM3c Barbara Anderson of the WAVES is stationed at Harvard University.
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S/Ser
Douglas &. Anderson
Elmer Anderson
Second Avenue
Air Medal
Pacific
George ¢. Kenney
Far East
Anderson
Lansingburg
Hist School
Watervliet Arsenal
Barbara
Anderson of
the Waves
Harvard University
Troy Police Probe Home Theft Involving 53 Dollars
Troy police investigated a overnight theft at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Kivlin 1826 Fifth Avenue. Articles stolen valued at 53 dollars included a GE fan 27 golf balls two dozen handkerchiefs and two GE desk clocks.
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Troy
Charles F. Kivlin
Fifth Avenue
G. E
Langlotz III John A Langlotz Aide at Rensselaer County Court House
John A Langlotz assistant superintendent at the Rensselaer County Court House has been ill for the last two days.
Truck Strikes Culvert Wreaks Havoc Near Mount Holly VT
A pulp truck from West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. of Mechanicsville escaped serious injury when it struck a concrete abutment near Healdville Tuesday night. The loaded truck damaged the concrete and caused considerable wreckage before the driver could regain control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wreeds Rabiton
Mount Holly
West
Virginia
Pulp and Peper Co
Ville
Healdville
Vehicle Collision Noise on Pulpfood Road Causes Debris Spread
Report notes damage to the fear and body of the vehicle with pulpfood road debris strewn across the highway. A toppled nose side of the road blocks traffic as responders manage the scene and restore flow.
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Tad Tope
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