Miss Smyth Named Bank Trust Officer
Miss Smyth, a resident of Troy, has been named trust officer at National City Bank. A veteran with the bank since 1921, she has long worked in the trust department and previously served as assistant trust officer. She holds leadership roles in local civic groups including Bank Women, the Young Women's Christian Association, and USO committees.
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Rhode Island Tercentenary Half Dollar and local notices
The column describes Rhode Island Tercentenary coin issues with mint totals and reverse designs, plus reader questions about coin values including Indian head cents and a 1333 nickel. It also reports local headlines on soldiers in World War II, a prisoner of war note, local medical and social updates, and a basketball game at St. Mary’s High School.
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Counts on Rackets to Knock Our Japs
Report mentions Nazi rackets and a barrage claim connected to Navy actions while a driver, Dominics Palosse, 32, of Cafron, N. Ol, dies in a truck crash blamed on natural causes after pulling over.
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Roatta and Suvich Cited in Fascist Conspiracy
In Rome yesterday preliminary examination led to indictments of Gen. Marin Rosita former Italian army chief of state and Fulvio Buvich former ambassador to the United States on charges of conspiracy to establish fascism in France. Roaita Suvien and 13 others face trial before a high tribunal for aiding Benito Mussolini in a plot with collaborationists to install fascism in France with Marshal Pétain's collaborators.
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Wounded in Action Blair Family Faces News From War
Pfc. George W. Blair 26 of Watervliet was slightly wounded in Germany in a War Department telegram to his wife Mrs. Tillie T. Blair. He enlisted October 6 1941 and has been overseas since April 1944. Blair attended Lansinghurst High School worked for Hughes Auto Brush Co. of Watervliet. He has three siblings in service: S/Sgt Ray Blair hospitalized in England, Pvt Lea Blair in France, and Corp Jeannette Blair in the Women's Army Corps at Bolting Field Washington DC.
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Debut by Emynites under New Coach King
The gymnasium in Albany hosts a 1960s era debut with preliminary at 7 30 pm and main league caliber game around 8 30 pm. Freddy leads the lineup in a night featuring coach Jimmy King and the Emynites.
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