Son Wounded Not Dead, Mother Told
Mrs. George E. Morey of 19 West Street Green Island received two telegrams from the War Department last week. The first said her son Pvt Herman D Green was killed in action in Italy. The second tele gram said the first was a mistake and he was only slightly wounded. Her stepson James Morey in the West Indies reportedly lost a finger in an electric slicing machine. Herman was born in Troy and attended St Joseph's School. He served in the Civilian Conservation Corps and worked at the Watervliet Arsenal before enlisting in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Morey
West Street
Green Island
War Department
Pvt
Herman D. Green
Italy
James Morey
West Indies
Herman
Troy
St. Joseph's School
Civilian Conservation Corps
Watervliet Arsenal
Local residents and relatives visit in Johnsonville area
Johnsonville Mr and Mrs Otto Blandin of Scotia were guests of Eugene Herrington. Machinist's mate third class Leo Heslin of the Navy has returned to duty at Quonset Naval Station after a visit home. Miss Geraldine Barton of Amsterdam City Hospital and Miss Alice Barton of Oneonta Teachers College spent their vacation with their parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Blandin
Scotia
Eugene Herrington
Leo Heslin
Navy
Quonsett, R. L. Naval Station
Geraldine Barton
Amsterdam City Hospital
Alice Barton
Oneonta Teachers' College
Thomas Barton
Teheran Declarations Outshine Goebbels Propaganda
The Teheran declarations remove unconditional surrender as a demand, boosting German hopes for democracy and uniting Allied plans to crush Nazi tyranny. They rally underground resistance, promote a democratic postwar world, and counter Nazi claims that Europe will be divided among the Allies. Goebbels' regime looks misguided as the two texts spread through Allied information channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Lochner
Associated Presh
Berlin
United Nations
Goebbels
Europe
Germany
Himmler
Junkers
Hitler
Reich
Iran
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Joseph Goebbels
Reich Ministry For Propaganda and Public Enlightenment
Joseph Stalin
Parish and church events and a USO drive report
In Cambridge events today St Luke's Parish supper begins at 6 30 p m in the guild rooms and St Martha's Guild meets at the rectory. Embury Methodist hosts a bazaar and supper this afternoon and evening. USO War Service Drive chairman Herman Hitchcock reports 3153 70 toward a 3300 quota, a strong result for the section. Colia Jackson Home Bureau meets tomorrow at Mrs Morris's home to discuss Economy Space in Clothes Presses and Cupboards led by Mrs Hill and Mrs Bacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Guild
St. Martha’s Guild
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Embury Methodist Church
Herman H. Hitchcock
USO
Colia-Jackson Home Bureau
William H .Morris
William J. Hill
Robert Bacon
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Johnsonville
I I
McQuade
Ene ‘S
Toi
Harakir
By Paul Ford
Teheran
Goebbel
Bonita
Cambridge
Manhattan
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