Green Island Soldier Wounded in Germany
Green Island man Pf. Joseph Fllomo was wounded in action in Germany on November 21 as reported by his wife Kathryn Daniele of Troy. He sustained a hip injury and is being treated in England after service since May and Army since September 1942. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Torso of Green Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fllomo
Germany
Kathryn M. Daniele
Troy
Peimie Street
Green Bee
England
Anthony Torso
Miss Delaney Severely Injured in Fall at Home
Mary Delaney is in Samaritan Hospital with a possible skull fracture and a severe left head laceration after falling down stairs at her home Saturday night. She was transported by police officers from the First Precinct, Patrolmen Delehanty and O'Brien, and hospital staff described her condition as fair the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Delaney
Samaritan
John Delehanty
Thomas O'Brien
Fresolone Club Names D A Fazioli President
D A Fazioli was reelected president of the Fresolone Social and Recreation Club at a Sunday meeting. Other officers chosen include Joseph Carnelli as vice president and John Cham Pitto as treasurer. The Ladies Auxiliary plans a Christmas party for children on December 17 at 416 Federal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Fazioli
Fresolone Social and Recreation Chi
Joseph Carnelli
John Cham Pitto
John Sirtori
Joan Beil
Jacob Riccinti
Federal Street
Mariaville Man Named Local Farm Census Superintendent
Edward Martin of Mariaville is appointed local superintendent in charge of 11 counties for the Agriculture census. Benjamin Franken of Schenectady is named assistant. The counties include Rensselaer Albany Schenectady Saratoga Montgomery Warren Fulton Washington Hamilton Essex and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martin
Mariaville
Rensselaer
Bureau of Agriculture
Benjamin Franken
Schehectady
Martin
Mr. Martin
Albany
Schenectady
Saratoga
Montgomery
Warren
Fulton
Washington
Hamilton
Easex
Clinton
State Department Shakeup Signals Personnel Shifts
The shakeup at the State Department unfolds as G Howland Shaw eyes a leave from government work for rehabilitation with youth. Berle and Longs reportedly reject offers seen as abroad posts while Dean Acheson remains to handle relations with Congress and international conferences. John Grew, 64, returns as under secretary after ambassadorships to Turkey and Japan, with Mrs. Grew, Alice Perry, and three daughters tied to foreign service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere One
Bealth
Florida
G. Howland Shaw
Berle
Agiba
Chicago
New York
Keown
White House
Dean Acheson
Cordell Hull
Turkey
Japan
Tokyo
Grew
Hulk
Department
Boston
Groton
Harvard
Roosevelt
Tokro
WMC Cracks Down on Jobs in Boston Area
The War Manpower Commission announced a plan to fill war plants by forcing male workers in the greater Boston area who quit after next Saturday into war production jobs. Newspapers and radio will avoid advertising lesser jobs and all hiring will go through the U S Employment Service. Hospitals are exempt. honorable discharges are the only exempted veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
War Manpower Commission
Greater
Kowsl
Area War Manpower Commission
Greater Boston
United States Employment Service
Kowal
Starved Man With Cash Hidden in Pocket
Frank Prochazka, 36, collapsed from malnutrition and was treated at Metropolitan Hospital. Doctors found $1,900 in cash and bank books showing deposits totaling $1,000 after removing several layers of clothing. He claimed the money was saved from begging and shoelace earnings but gave no clear reason for not spending on food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Frank Prochazka
Metropolitan Hospital
Arthulatice Internet
Prochazka
Allied Forces Push Through Alsace and Saar Fronts
American and Allied units drove toward key targets from Alsace to Saarbrucken as Patton’s Third Army pressed into Saarlautern and Mainz area. Fierce fighting along the Roer and near Cologne continued while German defenses weakened near Strasbourg and along the Siegfried Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Valles
Brosem
Selestat
U.S
Colmar
Fiteushours
Surasbourg
Alam Tian Plain
Germany
Saarlattern
Vento
Maas River
Hotland
Marshal Montgomery
Dist Araiy
Arnhem
Nijmegen
Arca
Canadien First Army
Kleve
Julich
Linnich
Roer
Cologne
George 3
Saarlautern
Merzig
Patton
Saar
Reich
Ruhr
Silesia
Saarbrucken
Saarland
Sarrelgne
Alexander M. Patch
U. S. Seventh Army
Lorraine
Herenau
Karlsruhe
Patch
Strasbourg
Alsace Plain
Sarre Union
Third Army
9Th
KALed in Action Pvt John W Coon Killed in France
Pvt John W Coon of Cambridge was killed in action in France on September 2. He enlisted in December 1943 and went overseas in June. Surviving are his father John Coon seven sisters and two brothers. He worked for his father before enlisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaled
John W. Coon
France
John Coons
Cambridge
Donald Weir
Schaghticoke
Millard Brown
Stephen Bouplen
Harry Decker
Earl Woodcock
Regina Coon
Helen Coon
Henry
Edward Coon
First Army Breaks German Front From Aachen To Cologne
Allied forces push across the Roer into German territory as First Army advances from Aachen toward Cologne. American units seize roads, cross rivers, and clear pockets while Luftwaffe air cover and heavy frost aid tank operations.
Exploding Gum Not Gum After All
Police officials described an incident where gum exploded in a man’s mouth, lacerating lips and causing contusions. Theonlooker said a prankster may have placed a chemically treated paper into the gum, and the man began chewing Sundar before the blast occurred. Investigators will analyze the remaining gum and paper fragment to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ode
Gler Glayd
Theotore Hallowell
Surburban
Chelenhan
Glayd
Het
Sundar
Groya
Tiailowell
Gloyd
Giord
Record Carrier Enlists in Navy
Howard Bryan, a Record News carrier, enlisted in the Navy at 17 and began boot training at Sampson yesterday. A Thursday going away party at 25 Crest Avenue hosted by his parents, Mr and Mrs. Henry M. Bryan, drew about forty guests who gave gifts. His brother, S Ive John Bryani, also a carrier for the Record News, previously enlisted at 17 and served in the Mediterranean. Robert, 13, has taken over Howard's route after it was handed by Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bryan
Record Newsi
Wise
Navy
Sampson
Henry M. Bryan
Crest Avenue
John Bryani
Palso & Carrier
Record News
Papers
England
Mediterranean
Robert
Howard
Jack
Castleton Civil War Services Committee Meeting Held
A meeting of the Vastieron Civilian War Services Committee will be conducted in the silage hall Thursday at two. Frank Forms Bee will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vastieron Civilian War Services Committee
Silage
Pw. Frank
Formsbee
Nurses Aids Help at Troy Hospital
Edith Miker reports to Mayer Jones about nurses aids at Troy Hospital. Volunteers in the Division Defense pattern run an eight hour course with classes, enroits under direction of Dies Joses, with ambulance drivers and emergency medical corps under expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Jones
Edith Miker
Gtice
Dies
Joses
Gee
Corps of Cant
Mrs Burke Dies at Shirt Plant After Sudden Illness
Mrs Michael Burke of 2165 Fourteenth Street died suddenly at work at Model Shirt Co on River Street. Coroner’s verdict ruled natural causes. She was a former Anna Nicely of Troy, wife of John Burke, mother of three daughters Helen Ann and Burke. Funeral at 9 am from home then St Peters Church with mass at 9:30. Interment in St Peters Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Burke
Fourteenth Street
Atally Stricker
Model Shirt Co
River Sireen
Thomas J. Dufy
Burke
Anna Nicely
Troy Ane
Peters Chouch
Helen
Ann
St. Peter's Church
St. Peters Cemetery
Seine floods overwhelm Paris streets forcing evacuations
Rain swollen Seine breached banks in Paris and suburbs including Charenton Colombes Saint Denis and Saint Quen, menacing districts along the Quai de Passy. Workers labored to raise levies to protect Rue Exgena Bondet as residents evacuated by boat amid ongoing record rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Secon
Electi iv
Ivey
Noxent Charenton
Cidh
Colombes
Saint Denis
Saint Quen
Quai de Passy
Exgena Bondet
FTC to Probe Cigarette Shortage Investigation Underway
The Federal Trade Commission will investigate a cigarette shortage at the request of Chairman Wheeler. A preliminary inquiry by the Senate War Investigating Committee has begun, with no hearings yet scheduled. The FTC will determine if the shortage involves tar violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Comunitter
Senate
War Investigating Committee
FIG
Catholic High Students Repair Toys
Catholic High students donate time and artistic skills to repair toys for Christmas stockings. John Whalen chairs the project with Edward Mohan Medhey Fiachan and Jean Gaynor coordinating efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic High
John Whalen
Edward Mohan
Medhey Fiachan
Jean Gaynor
Firemen Respond to boiler issue at Home for Aged Women
Firemen were summoned to 100 Vliet Boulevard yesterday when a boiler in the basement at the Home for Aged Women malfunctioned. The issue was identified and corrected. Welfare clinic sessions and veteran activities are noted, with budgets and city tax rate awaiting Common Council approval for 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Vliet Boulevard
Aly
Hans Dr. Weiss
Salty] Cumstings
Mery Lrnch
Veterans’ Session
Cohoes Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Steel Loris
Lin
Jibe Major
Commers Council
Common Council
Armistice Day Casualty Report From Cohoes Area
A soldier was killed in action on Armistice Day with two Marines wounded. The casualty list names Timothy J. Hayden of Cohoes and other relatives, including a son of Hayden, in a terse wartime update from New York State. More details indicate the fates and residences of the fallen and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Timothy J. Hayden
Acmintica
Hayden
Seneca
Ang
Rova
Stnart Rock
MT Main
Cohoes Elks Memorial Service and Holiday Parties
The Cohoes Elks held a memorial service for lodge members at Oneida Street with Hes Brooks presiding and James Havez leading a choir. The lodge planned a Christmas party with Smytheson Triangle Daughters of the Eastern Star as guests and a grabbag lunch. Also noted were Selective Service registrations for five local youths and a Sacred Heart School Mothers Club card party upcoming in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polh
Labe
Ay Mem
Cohoes
Blas
Oneida
Iadge
Hes Brooks
James Havez
Christmax
Imperial Chapter
Order of the Eastern St
Masonic
Berita Loman
Charles J
Etfece
Notthy
Smytheson Triangle
Daughters of the Eastern Star
Triangle
Alice Bindewald
Carrie van Dusen
Marion Fletcher
Local
Selective Service Board No
Wiliam Mo Witkolaski
Willan J. Potts
Raymond P. Dozois
Donald E. Lyon
John T. English
Aurstees of the
Mothers’ Club
Sacred Heart School
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Green Island
Tatloch
D. &H. Bridge
Twenty- Sixth Street
Waterveer
Francis D. Buska
John Feeley
Edwyn Wright
Hoosick Street
Cartons Garage
James Street
William T. Bishop
Lloyd J. Bishop
Lloyd Bishag, Jr
Wemton's Society of Christian Service
St. Joseph’s School
Ferdinands. Haverly
Margaret Sickles
Heatly
St Joseph’s
Miss Delaney
D. A. Fazioli Fresolone Club
Pfe
Joseph F
WMC
Suite
Byordman
Teephone Trav
Western Front
Livingston W. Houstent
Rensselaer Palytec
College of Engineering and Science
William Otis Hotenkiss
Houstom
Sayr
First Army
Aachen
Rhine
Daren
Inde
Lucherberg
Luchem
Brandenberg
Erft
Holland
Maas
Venlo
Breat
Industrie
Eisenhower
Wanssum Ares
Supreme Headquarters
Seventh Army
Wald-Hambeck
Domaniale de la Petit Pierre Nord
Wingen
TieTénbach-Ingvilier
Eifel
Rothbach
Zinswilier
Walk-Chateau
Fagenay
Selesiat
Upper Alsace
Seiesiat
Ste Marie Pass
Taira
Castleton
Troy Hospital
Ft.c
James Corbett
Cohoes Union
James B. Corbett
Cohoester
Cohoes Elks
Herman Lafoutesse
m@ien
Tthe League of the Sacred ‘Heart of the Parish
Mothers
Lajeunesse
America
Americas
Distillers Products
Ceperation
N. Y
Kentucky
Bourdon
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