Nazis Fight For Reich Not For Hitler In Death Notices
Censored German death notices show a shift away from referencing the Fuehrer in WW II losses. Despite Nazi praise, many obituaries for soldiers omit Fuehrer mentions, praising the Reich, fatherland, or battle field instead. even Helmuth Lent’s memorial notes faith in Jesus Christ and devotion to Germany.
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Madrid
Dee
Spain
Hitler
Nothces
Fuehrer
Tonga
Deutsch Allge Meine Zeitung
Germany
Reich
Abon
Hamburger Fremdenblatt
Lt Aaid
Helmuth Lent
Order of the Iron Cross
Jesus Christ
Draft Boards Reemployment Plans Highlight Veteran Aid
Major Foss highlighted the threefold role of draft boards in aiding veterans reemployment, job placement with USES, and directing education or vocational training. He praised uncompensated volunteers for their service and noted the GT Bill’s cost parallels wartime spending, urging sincere welcome and effective assistance for returning servicemen.
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Pralsexs
Foss
Major Fosz
MacLeish Defends Poetry In Senate Testimony
Archibald MacLeish, Librarian of Congress, faced questioning from Senators Clark and La Follette on poetry and capitalism. He argued poetry reflects ideas while Clark read excerpts and criticized capitalist depictions, with a sharp exchange over meanings and economic themes.
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Iron Page
Clark
D.-Alo
Archibald MacLeish
MacLeish
Maclish
Congress
Waterford Christmas Music Program Showcased by Schools
Waterford Senior High School presents a Christmas music program Tuesday at the High School auditorium directed by Mrs Victor Spraggins with student conductor Shier Lo LeVan. The program features numerous carols arranged by various composers and will be followed by a class meet at the Waterford Methodist Church home of Mrs. Arthur Lest.
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Demarrebeae
S. Pa
Hugo Jungst
Alfred Whitehead
C.F. Manney
Jesus
Robert SV. Gibb
Thomas Cahhill
Bear Baby
Jeasice Gero Tare
The
Fiuasing Caildren
Bryceson Freharne
Steign
Waterford Methodist Church
Arthur Lest
Fourth Street
Seth Parker
Lansingburg High School Dramatics Club
Kathryn Bartels
Pop
Renate’ Hassenberg
Cohoes Citizens Raise Half Million in War Bonds
War savings bonds totaling 500 600 have been pledged in the Cohoes Sixth War Loan Campaign. A joint meeting of race and women’s drive committees was held at the Elis clubhouse. Goal is 5700000 by Saturday to conclude the campaign.
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Cohoes
Satunday
Bec
J. Harry Soden
Germénal
Elis
Cohoes Shoppers Urged to Time Travel During War Effort
Cohoes shoppers are urged to avoid the evening rush by using buses before peak hours in support of the war effort. George Sucheean, chair of the War Transportation Committee, notes transit use has risen and urges planning to ease crowding and help families with public facilities.
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Oyrop
Essentis
Focal
Aon
George 2
Sucheean
Cohoes War Transportation
Jon Rusheen
Budapest Faces Soviet Assault as Nazi Defenders Rally
Reports describe Soviet tanks driving toward Budapest with house to house fighting east of the Danube. German forces urged civilians to defend the capital while Munich stated Hungary’s government fled toward Sopron as German depots and war plants prepared for further retreat.
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Nass Bosice
Abod
Miskolc
Cammeniqua
Rodion Y
Red Star
Reich
Austria
Budapest
Mostec
Red Army
Ujpest
Moscow
Sopron
Danube
Genorts
Injured Workers Awarded Compensation in State Court
Multiple workers received Workmen's Compensation awards for facial injuries and other job related harm. Notable figures include Kilbars at Lucian Valve Co and Bell at Adirondack Foundry & Steel Corp with awards of 26 and 0 amounts respectively.
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Yeaterday
Ok. Brae Department of Tax and Finance
Howard
Indemtan
Brewe
Patrice Singem
Department of Pubiic Works
Pree
Sree Corp
Food supplies seen adequate for 1945
Dr William Ockel of the War Food Administration told a New York legislative hearing that Americans should have the food they require in 1945 though shortages likely in sugar and poultry. He warned shortages will be felt more this winter and next spring and urged sacrifices after the war to aid other nations.
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New York
Willam
Ockel
War Food Administration
Ockey
New York State Joint Legislative Committee On Nutrition
H. la Guardia Wala
E Bond Sales Gain but Still Below Quota
Washington reports Sixth War Loan E Bond sales at 3 percent of the $5,000,000,000 quota with $3,663,060,000 in vaults. Officials say this is $157,000 above the beam schedule for this place while E Bonds total $7,568,000,000 nearly 59 percent of the quota and $357,000 below schedule. The improvement follows December when total lagged $129,006,000 behind.
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Washington
Treasury
Totel
Gideons and Auxiliary Plan Christmas Fellowship Dinner
The Troy Camp of Gideons and the Auxiliary will hold their annual Christmas fellowship supper at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church. The program includes a Christmas grab bag a business meeting and the singing of carols. The arranging committee includes Mrs. George Patterson chair Mrs. Hollis Briggs and Mrs. William Macauliner.
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Radtio
Waterford Lions Club
KL of Grooms
William N. van Aistine
Roy Shudt
Saratoga Raceway
Saratoga
Grover Buchanan
George Weil
Roscoe L. Williams
Carl Rue‘ter
van Alstine
Froy Club
Waterford Club
John F. ‘Harmey
Stanley “A Boudreau
Lewis van Arium
Wiliam van Alstine
George Wolf
Troy_Carmp
Gideons
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
George Patterson
Hollis Briggs
Wiliam MacAuier
Club Program Outlined by Lansinsburg Bors' Club Leader
Br. Robert E. Plunkett, president, met with directors Tuesday night to hear the club’s winter athletic program outlined by Thomas F. Raverty Jr. The board approved entry in the Bors' Club Regional Ji League. Lansingburz won the first game with Schenectady Boys' Club Tuesday.
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Robert E. Plunkett
Lansinsburg
Bors’ Club
Thomas F. Raverty
Lansingburz
Schenectady
Cigarette Thief Jailed After Factory Pilfering
Jack De Bona pleaded guilty to stealing 35 cigarette packs from a Philadelphia factory. Judge Francis F. Birch sentenced him to Staty days to six months in county jail. The judge noted the defendant was allowed to take home fire packs and should have been satisfied with one pack.
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Philadelphia
Francis F. Birch
Jack de Bona
Jet
Cohoes Man Awarded Silver Star for Gallantry in Action
Pfc. Piterniak of Cohoes New York who lost a leg in combat at Los Negros received the Silver Star from Col. Sidney Le Chappell at Thomas M England General Hospital. The citation notes his actions warning his platoon under heavy fire and continuing to fire until wounded. His leadership inspired comrades as he crawled to safety and had his leg amputated.
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Pic
Walters Phrersisk
Cohors
Los Negros
Cal
Sidney L. Casppell
Tooms
M. England General Hospital
Atlantic City
Pitarniak
Evan Piterniak
Ontario Street
Cone
N. J
Rizid
Biternisk
Cohoes
Las Negros
Sidney LE Chappell
Thomas My
England
Hospi
Piterniak
Aloyong Martin
Nant
Admiralty Group
Ris
Sion
Chapwell
Pherniak
Thomas M. England General Hospital
Fitigen
Pierniak
Eva Piternia
Andrew Piterniak
Southwest Pacific
Pfc
William
Pacific Area
Veteran's Hospital
Northamipton
Mass
Army and Navy Chiefs Confer on Strategy
Pacific Fleet Headquarters reports secret conferences between American Army and Navy commanders in the Central Pacific and Aleutian war zones and Adm. Chester W. Nimitz. Discussions focused on future operations against Japan including potential actions in the Alaska and Korea theaters and strikes from the Kuriles and Hokkaido region.
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U Pacific Fleet
Pearl Herbor Ips
Cental Pacific
Aleutian
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Atenna
Alaska
Enain Haking
Hockkaido
Kamchatka
Russian Peninsula
Christmas gift drive for veterans at Siamount Hospital
The E. T. Ruane Post American Legion aims to send gifts to over 3,000 patients at Siamount Veterans' Hospital in Tupper Lake. Donors should deliver presents to the hospital commander's office and include name and address. The campaign is led by Commander Claude C. Foster and vice commanders Abin P. Bullock and Lawrence F. Conners with service officers on the committee.
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Campaigh
Siamount Veterans’ Hospital
Tupper Lake
E. T. Ruane
American Legion
Comdr
Claude C. Foster
Leonicas Landry
Pasi
Abin P. Bullock
Lawrence F. Conners
Training Begin for Army Air Forces Recruit from Johnston Avenue
The article notes a Johnston Avenue native son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkins begins basic training at Keesler Field Mississippi. He will move to gunnery training after completion. Also mentions Sergeant Gratoni, son of Mrs Elvira Gratoni of 118 Adams Avenue, serving with the Fourth Army at Fort Sam Houston Texas, promoted to sergeant.
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U.S. Army
Air Forces
George Wilkins
Johnston Avenue
Keesler Field
Cohoes
Parens- Teacher Association
Gredoni
Elvira Gredoni
Adams Avenue
Fourth Army
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Zérgeani
Gratoni
Cohoes High School
Sait College For
Albany
Saipan Battle Described for Cohoes Club
Rotarians met yesterday noon at the Yas. The speaker, Major Wenssth Dolan of the 1Gee, gave a partial account of the battle of Zaipam and the engagement with Japanese soldiers. The president presided as proceedings continued.
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Condes Rotarians
Yas
Seheick
Tstand Coutts Club
Beard
Zaipam
Wenssth Dolan
Wes Pretended
James D
Widow of Cohoes Officer Dies on Guam
Mrs. Margaret Wa Shenn widow of Captain writes from Cohoes New York that her husband died on Guam July 26 yesterday at her residence 69 Elm Street Cohoes She was born in Cohoes daughter of the late Ant Simmons Walsh and Edward Walsh a graduate of Cohoes High and Albany Law School Interment to be in Oakwood.
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Marsaret Wa ‘Shen
Cap
Dale
Merine Corps
Guan
Mix
Elm Street
Cohoes
Dorn
Cohors
Ant Simmons Walsh
Edward Lo Walsh
Sha Zraduate
Cohoés High
Albany Law School
Tex
Department of Qrand Finance
Car Crash Ties Up City Intersections In Icy Conditions
Police report a two car collision at the intersection of Ner Street and Central Avenue due to icy pavement. A car owned by 33 Lark Street collided with a machine owned by Walter Gardner of Alexander. Gardner’s car overturned but no injuries were reported.
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Autvas Cattide
Badis
Tatesday
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