Tableaux At Lansingburg Christmas Program Highlighted By Costumes
Beautiful costuming and staging dominated the Lansingburg annual Christmas program. tableaux from Hatcherbacker Junior High and Powers School featured named cast members and choral interludes by the schools.
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Lansingburg
Couner
Hatcherbacker
Ro Bart
Keicherbucker School
Dorothy Gabraith
Bixine ‘Ham
Bee Dn
David Wal UN
Lois Xeai
Ruth Pallas
Cleo
Pheparsioed
Viol Frese
Élisabeth Hicks
Patricia Lamgan
Helen Owen
Betty Robinson
Jane Adtom
Jicher High School Glee Club
Powers School
Simone Martin
Crispin Hat
Sibyl Goerald
Marilyn Wills
Cary Shaw
Inks Petershaw
Eiteen Leanes
John Beck
Johan Fentekes
Wisemen
Miska Petersham
Joseph Walton
Joseph Whalen
Paul Schult
Patricia Ann Sheer
Powers
Veni Immanuel
Haskel
Rapsel
William Lénnon
Marty Lou Rose
Lois Sturchese
Jenry Kirkpatrick
Patricia Kirkpatrick
Virginia Dodson
Egypt
Mary Martin
Robert Swanick
William Cenavaily
James Smith
Donald Woodworth
Beverly Bingham
Joan Lawrence
James Boyd
Joan Bearer
Jeanige Ladds
Joan Shanley
Hope Afillington
Rose Denoyers
Carol Culver
Dora Calwick
Janet Osterhout
Diane Ballevy
William Galloway
Lucille
Joan Delong
Gail
Emil Apfel
Carl Isager
Joseph Bian
Howard Bredt
Glee Club
Christmas Party of Women’s Aid Society at Redeemer Church
The Women's Aid Society of Redeemer Lutheran Church will hold its annual Christmas party at the church hall on Tuesday evening. The event opens with a supper, followed by a gift exchange and the regular business meeting. Mrs. Peter Jensen serves as president.
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Women's Aid Society of the Redeemer Lutheran Church
Peter Jensen
Western Front Reports New U S Advances and German Pressure
Allied forces press toward the Siegfried Line as Patton’s armor wedges at the German frontier. German troops defend Dillingen, Ensdorf, and Saarlautern amid stubborn resistance. The Sixth Panzer army faces U S First Army maneuvers near Duren and Wissembourg with air and artillery operations intensifying.
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Schophoven
Marieweiler
Buren
Cologne
Hasso Eckardt von Montartfel
Bizerte
North Africa
Volksgrenadier
U.S. First Army
Her
Gey
Marizwelter
Duren
U. S
Karlsruhe
Siegfried Line
Alexander M. Patch
Palatinate
Wstern
Bavaria
Rhine
Seventh Army
Wissembourg
Maginot
Sitgfried
Third Army
Germany
West Front
Fraulautern
95Th
Ensdorf
Saarlautern
Saarlautern-Roden
Dilhagen
Third
Hurtgen Forest
Lorraine
Alsace
Sih
Dillingen
George S Patton, Jr
Steel City
Allied to take over Nazi camps for detention of Nazis
General Eisenhower announced a plan for the Allied Military Government to seize all Nazi concentration camps and repurpose them for detaining arrested Nazis after victors in the camps are released. The proclamation calls for taking control of prisons and removing Nazi and other undesired officials, with the Gestapo and SS police to be liquidated.
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Norem Indy
Namw
Eisenhower
Office of War Tnformation
Gestapo
Mount Likavelles and War Tensions Across Greece
The article notes Mount Likavelles and nearby areas as focal points while water supply concerns persist in Elas territory. Maj. Gen. Ronald Scobie reports ongoing guerrilla movements in Saloniki and Patras. Tsirimakes urges Elas to accept Scobie’s disarmament condition for peace. Eden cites unverified reports of German and Bulgarian troops with Elas.
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Likavelles
Crowny 2
Srish
Achens
Elasveid
Ronald MM. Scobie
Greece
Saloniki
Patras
Sogolos Tsirimakes
George Papandreou
Elas
Scobie
London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Hadley Supervisor's Son Killed in Action in France
Pvt. Richard McKelvey Fowler aged 20, son of Hadley supervisor Lester W. Fowler and Maud Fowler, was killed in action in France on November 26. He served in the Field Artillery with the Third Army. Survived by parents, a sister Mrs. William Visscher, and brothers Capt. Roger Fowler and Pfc. Don Fowler. Also employed previously at the Watervliet Arsenal.
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Richard McKelvey Fowler
Saratoga County
Lester W. Fowler
Maud Fowler
Hadley
France
Lynn E. Perkins
Luzerne
Third Army
Fowler
Field Artiillery
Perkins
William Visscher
Roger Fowler
Far East Air Forces
New Guinea
Don Fowler
First Air Force
Millville
N. 3
Watervliet Arsenal
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Meeting At The Hotel Troy
Miss Gloria Burley presided over Beta Sigma Phi Sorority’s meeting at The Hotel Troy. Miss Marilyn Curtin spoke on megaznes while Miss Eugenia Benedict discussed introductions and Miss Peggy Evers presented on formal invitations. Miss Helen Hutton covered traditions of Beta Sigma Phi.
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Beta Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Troy
Gloria Burley
Marilyn Curtin
Eugenia’ Benedict
Miss Burley
Peggy Evers
Helen Hutton
Beta Sigma Pr
Woman Dricer Has Prize Parking Alibi
A woman presented a parking ticket and a new alibi to Justice James F Byron court. She said she left 2 nickels in the meter and attached a dime on the windshield to cover extra time. A nearby boy may have taken the dime, and the parking charge was dismissed.
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Police Court
James F. Byron
B 29 Raid Over Nagora Strait Faces Heavy Damage Reports
General Hansell says damage was extensive but no B 29s were lost. Interceptions reduced the attack as fighters engaged above Nagora Inter. Bombardier Gonzales from Anda lusia says the target photo shows strong hits, though rain at Saipan hindered returns as B 29s battled a fierce storm with no landings during the blackout.
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Hansell
Nagora
Wiex DB
Ganey
Andalusia
Asa
Bnig
Saipan
Diplomatic Reorganization Hints in Postwar Talks
The State Department voice signals willingness to adjust diplomacy with exiled wartime regimes. Speculation centers on new ambassadors to Russia and Britain. Warnings to foreign capitals accompany talk of strengthening links and possible cabinet changes.
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State Department
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
John G. Winant
London
IMI
Winant
Labor
Perkins
Mier
Harry L. ©Kins
Ihe
Hawkins
Churchill
Bethlehem Star Chapter Elects Mrs Woods as Worthy Patron
Mrs Gertrude Woods was elected worthy patron of Bethlehem Star Chapter O E S 3 at the annual meeting in the Troy Masonic Temple. Oliver E Anderson was reelected for his sixteenth term. Officers include Mrs Sarah Stewart associate matron Mrs Beile McChesney secretary Mrs Maude Pieper treasurer Mrs Helen Jones conductress Mrs Willetts trustee Mrs Minnie Borman associate conductress. Installation set for Jan 10 with Dec 27 meeting omitted. Christmas party featured ding svith 2 covered dish supper and a grab bag.
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Gertrude Woods
Bethlehem Star
O. E
Troy
Minnie Borman
Ding Svith
Dewey's Son Debuts on Albany Concert Stage
Governor Dewey and Mrs Deveron studied voice with Reinald Werenrath guiding the junior chorus of Albany Academy during a concert by the Albany Mendelssohn Club where the governor’s son John made his stage debut.
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Albany
Dewey
Jobs
John
Albany Academy
Albany Mendelssohn Club
Reinald Werenrath
Deveront
Soldier’s Daughter Dies on Holiday Trip
A two year old girl, daughter of Pvt. Donald Stickney, died en route from Donna Carolina to visit family in Brownsville. The child was found dead in the rear seat of the family car at a Hudson bridge tool booth, police said she appeared suffocated. The parents were en route from their New York stationing to visit relatives.
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New York
Donald Stickney
Big Wife
Donna Carolina
Stickney
Brownsville
Hudson “Bridge
Fort Jeanne dArc Siege Ends After Fierce Assault
Sergeant Dedweire of the 42nd Street area died in action in Germany December 1 1943 as U S troops entered the area around Metz. He served with the 5th Army and later transferred to the infantry. Survived by sister Mrs Bert Reynolds and other relatives. He was a member of St Francis de Sales Church.
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Dedweire
Germany
Clovertex? Creamery Co
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Iste Lodise Bitton Dudwoire
Bert Reynolds
Dudwoire
England
Joseph H. Dudwoire
Louisiana
Gilbert Swartz
Frank O'Meara Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack
Frank O'Meara died yesterday from a heart attack while at home on Congress Street. He was a D H regis employee, with a son in the Army, and funeral arrangements were being finalized by local undertakers.
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Frank O'Meara
Frank O' Avenue
Mr. Omezr
D& H Regis
Congress Street
O'Meara
Dunningham
Edémuné
Freda Lowe
John Atoras
Maislaod
Servis
Fragmentary tobacco trade discussion recounted
The text documents a interrupted debate involving the National Association of Tobacco Distributors and industry figures. It references overseas supply pressures, retailer sales, and attempts to manage cigarette logistics and safety concerns amid rising imports and distribution challenges.
Army discusses overseas shipment demands for 1934
In a congressional exchange Representative Weiss cites figures on overseas shipments to soldiers for Christmas, noting demands approaching billions. The discussion references regulatory issues under the 1930 Act and a large portion of SABO users registered for US citizenship.
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Wbgera Industey
Srizenship
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