Court session recess extended amid grand jury reconvening
The court recessed yesterday afternoon and reconvened this morning with Special Prosecutor George P Monaghan directing a grand jury. Justice Swift to urge Deputy Treasurer Lynch to testify on relations with Democratic leader, while Dr McCare said recovery efforts proceed. The case involves expenditures and political matters tied to a November election and gubernatorial actions.
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Community church events and choir rehearsals across Waterford
Waterford notes list the Young Women's Chub theater party this evening at 6 30 p m and a waterford God Pacis vacating Friday. Methodist and Baptist church activities include services at 2 30 p m and 7 35 p m rehearsals for the choir under Robert Van Steenburg. A Sunday service features Leon Daren as guest artist. A soup supper, midweek vesper, and a Christmas program are planned with dates and hosts in Waterford parish houses and church halls.
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posteShe
Pacis
Merrie
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Mene
Bers
Wan
James Ivers
Grace Earl Church
Alata Guildee
Robert van Steenburg
Vernacd L. Cassey
New Pasetor
First Baptist Church
Ehoten
Worldwide Guild
Local Clubs Host Holiday Socials and Meetings
Margaret Brady returns to Berkeley after winter visit with her mother on White Creek Road. St Anne's Guild hosts a card party. next event at Mrs Arthur Baldwin's home. East Hoosick Home Bureau meets at 3 p m on Johnson Hill Road. Christ mas greens craft lesson led by Mrs David Kessler. North Hoosick Church Circuit and nearby churches plan war emergency fund drive. Home Bureau to coordinate events. Home of Mrs George Bodrezex hosts second lesson and project. Zion church hosts Friday gathering. Proceeds from fundraiser dinners total 6133. The annual Christmas party set for Jan 3 at 6 p m with a pie dinner preceding.
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Mary Brady
White Creek
Berkeir
Cal
St. Anne's Guild
Howard
Iablag
Arthur Baldwin
Mirs
Gordon Sizie
Syracuse
Mr. Sulzie
Sirs
William McLean
Sulzie
Biss
Katherine Blaze
East Hoesick
David Kessler
Johnson Hill Road
Chris
Zion
Jona Cathcaxy
Kate Straub
Thomas Alen
Ralph Chase
John Cathears
Harry Sitaa
George Lippert
Ina. John *Gaetha
Clayton
Hillman
Catheart
Border Adventures Through Mongol Reach and Passport Oddities
An American traveler recalls crossing the inner Mongolian border into the Chinese and Russian zones. A crotchety Mongol commissar in a felt yurt delays progress until a silk gift and a painted passport authorize a rapid transit toward Urga. The scene mixes humor with bureaucratic hurdles and cross cultural exchanges.
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Inner
Outer
Mongolia
Pearson
Community Notes From North Hoosick and Nearby
Local residents report health updates and life events. Margaret Speuléing stays at Greens with Grace Friar for two weeks with bronchitis. Robert Hunter enters Albany Hospital for treatment and two minor operations. Whitem Gates returns to Cambridge Hospital after weeks confined there. Marion Shaw takes a secretarial post at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy. Mrs. Edward Stedman of Lakewood and sister Mary De Frate visit Schenectady. Margaret Spaulding and William Smith of Greenwich visit the former’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kipp visit Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray. Murray confined to home by Hines. Mrs. John Byars hosts Weedlecraft Cubs at her home.
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Robert Hunter
Albany Hospital
Whltem Gates
Cambridge Hospital
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Edward Stedman
Lakewood
Mary de Frate
Schenectady
Johnsonville Notes and Church Society Updates
Arthur Akin has pneumonia but is reported much improved. The Presbyterian Women met at Mrs. Waldo Becker’s house. Christmas gift boxes were prepared for service members in camps. Grace Methodist Church Women’s Society plans a meeting at Mrs. BE HL Abdbatt’s home with each member bringing a gift for Ethel Barnes Home and a grab bag item.
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Arthur Akin
Women's Society of the Presbyterian Church
Waldo Becker
Women’s Society of Christian Service of Grace Methodist Church
BE HL
Ethel Barns
Revered Pastor Van Valkenburg Resigns for Windsor Baptist
The Rev. Fiord Van Valkenburg of Laveville Baptist Church has resigned and moved to Downington Pennsylvania to preach at Windsor Baptist Church. He recently married Edna Buckwalter of Lancaster Pennsylvania three weeks ago.
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Laveville Baptist Church
Downington, Pa
Windsor Baptist Church
van Valkenburg
Edna Buckwalter
Lancaster, Pa
U S Subs Sink Twenty More Jap Vessels
The Navy reports U S submarines sank twenty Japanese ships in Pacific waters including a light cruiser and a destroyer. Additional losses cited include ten cargo vessels one medium tanker four medium cargo ships and three small cargo vessels, with the tally of enemy combatants rising to 109 and the total non combatant losses around 1030.
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Susk
People blame system that hinders immediate war response
The speaker argues the American political system prevents quick interception of approaching forces and orders for mobilization without a formal declaration of war. He warns that unresolved gaps allowed Pearl Harbor and could let other attacks occur, calling for strengthened wartime urgency and policy reform.
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Déanybody
Pearl Harbor
Widow Receives Purple Heart Scroll for Son in France
Mrs Mary Z Carner of Graf ton accepts the Order of the Purple Heart and the Presidential Scroll awarded posthumously to her son Pvt Joseph R H Carner killed in France on July 27 He had served 18 months and worked for the Bir Manning Corp before entering service.
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Grafton
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Bir-Manning Corp
Fair Enough on Page Ten Commentary and Outburst
A long editorial fragment discusses baseball loyalties and internal strife with heated remarks about players managers and social politics. It cites Weenie Boris and others, condemns reactionsary figures and hints at labor style criticism within the sport.
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Packard
Fox Inter
Devilares
Satent
World Council For Democratic Cooperation and
Facial
Econnomics Equality
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Charlie Disganar
Old Lady Homes
Weenie
Boris
Jerts
Ater
Ruth
DiMaggio
Travers
Aearts
Jany Man
War Department
Slight Fire at Canal Terminal Near Washington Street
Firefighters extinguished a slight blaze at the State Barge Canal Terminal near the foot of Washington Street yesterday. The blaze was reported at 9:54 am and sounded out at 10:10 am as workers thawed out pines.
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Yat
State Barge Canal Terminal
Washington Street
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