Tibbits Cadets Install Staff
Tibbits Cadets install staff officers of the senior company in Gearmania Hall. James D. Troy becomes president with Jesse N. Slattery as vice president and Frederick J. Skuebler as recording secretary. Guest Richard N. Cunningham spoke of his RAF escape after being shot down in Germany. Other speakers included Edward L. Ryan Ebbe C. Nielsen Col. Lester Higbee and Maj. Leversee.
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Ing
Gearmania Hall
Morris Pike
105Th Infantry
Troy
James D. Troy
Joseph P. Dwyer
Jesse N. Slattery
Frederick J. Skuebler
Edward Miller
John D. Corcoran
D. Henry Hepp
William J. Effler
Sylvester Wright
Uniformed Corps
Ideut
Richard N. Cunningham
Green Island
Flying Fortress
Germany
England
Edward L. Ryan
D. Ebbe C. Nielsen
John B. Demers
James D. Fay
Michael J. Hanley
Louis Tetrault
Frederick J. Kuebler
Tibbits
Tibbits Cadets
Germania Hall
Temple to Conclude Discussion Series on Jewish Unity
Temple B r Sholom on Third Street concludes its three part series The Future of American Jewry with a forum on Jewish Unity after Sabbath services led by Rabbi Alan S Green D D Profs Samuel Rezneck and J Julius Goodman will lead floor discussions on Has the American Jewish Conference Failed Is the Reform Movement Becoming Divided Hostesses for refreshments are Mrs Sally Rabin Mrs S A Barr Mrs Samuel Rezneck and Mrs Louis Rabin Preparations begin for the joint Brotherhood Sisterhood Hanukan rally Sunday evening December 26 and for the Hanukah party of the Religious School on December 26 morning
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Temple
B'rith Sholom
Third Street
Alan S. Green
D.D
Bej
Samuel Rezneck
J. Julius Goodman
Sally Rabin
S. A. Barr
Louis Rabin
Brotherhood-Sisterhood
Hanukan
Hanukah Party
Christmas services announced for Poestenkill and Taborton churches
Rev. Oscar Egli of Zions Evangelical and Reformed Church Poestenkill and Taborton announced Christmas services. Holy Communion will be at Poestenkill at 2 p.m. and the Sunday school Christmas program in Taborton at 7:30 p.m.
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Oscar Egli
Zions Evangelical and Reformed Church
Poestenkill
Taborton
Tahorton
Churchill in Hospital With Pneumonia After Illness
Prime Minister Winston Churchill remains confined to bed after developing pneumonia in the left lung following a cold. Attlee said specialists are in constant attendance and a bulletin notes his condition as satisfactory given his age and length of service. He had just returned from Teheran and Cairo conferences and traveled to Alexandria before falling ill.
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Rotary
Anthony Eden
Cominons
Churchill
Eden
Teheran
Cairo
Germany
Japan
Inonu
Attlee
Lord Moran
Bedford
Pulverstaff
Middle East
Washington
Moscow
Royal College of Physicians
Robert J. W. Pulvertaft
Westminster Hospital
Brig
Davis E. Bedford
British Heart Journal
Emmanuel Tsouderos
Greece
Sarah Churchill Oliver
Alexandria
Egypt
Gibraltar
Algiers
Malta
Britain
Traction Company Rejects ODT Request Over Route Cuts
United Traction firm rebuffs Office of Defense Transportation demand for voluntary route reductions, sparking union threats of a strike that could disrupt Troy Albany and nearby areas. President Neile F. Towner insists no voluntary cuts, citing already inadequate service and urging the ODT to decide.
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United ‘Prace Ytion Co
Focal
Troy
Albany
Office of Defense Transportation
Hes
A. F. of L
Neile F. Towner
United Traction
Postmaster Walter Soule Found Dead In Garage
Funeral plans were set for Walter Soule 50 postmaster of Minoa after his body was found in a closed garage with the car motor running. Coroner H Ernest Galt ruled monoxide poisoning as the cause. Judges to Meet in Rensselaer County Assoc of Justices of the Peace to convene at the County Jail Tuesday night.
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Syracuse
Walter Soule
Minoa
H. Ernest Galt
Rensselaer County Association of Justices of the Peace
Rail Wreck Tragedy Described By Eyewitness Publisher
The ongoing rail wreck near Red Sprit North Carolina left many dead and injured as officials and volunteers rushed to assist. Obscured by darkness and freezing temperatures, rescuers used makeshift flares and blankets to aid victims including servicemen. The American Red Cross opened welfare centers in Fayetteville and Lumberton to identify and locate those affected and doctors reported several severely injured individuals remaining in wreckage pockets.
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Arty
Red Sprit N.C
Fayetteville
Lumberton
Wool
Captain Allen
State Highway Patrol
Robert Lamet
Pembroke
Associated Press
Tampa
Wood
American Red Cross
W. Fleming
Highsmith Hospital
Fleming
Train wreck near Florence leaves many injured in freezing night
Army doctors on the train treated most wounded as ambulances ferried them to Fort Bragg. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad manager Sibley described both trains as streamliners mixed with old-style cars. Some southbound coaches continued toward their destinations after derailment. Fire and rescue workers labored for hours in the wreckage amid near zero cold and a four inch snowfall. Many victims remained trapped or wounded as crews worked to reach them.
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Fort Bragg
Atlantic Coast Line
Sibley
Florence
8. C
E.W.T
Auxiliary group hosts Christmas party at Diamond Rock Hall
The Leo Ladies Auxiliary and Patriarchs Militant held a Wednesday night meeting and Christmas party at Diamond Rock Hall. Mrs. Charlotte J. Peterson led as president with Kitty Page and Mrs. Anne It ehouse on the committee. Canton members joined in the social period. Gasoline rationing wartime employment and hunter absence do not reduce deer kills this season, with 13,745 reported kills topping the 1942 total per the State Conservation Department.
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Leo Ladies’ Auxiliary
Patriarchs Militant
Diamond Rock Hall
Charlotte J. Peterson
Kitty Page
Anne Itehouse
Canton
State Conservation Department
Santa Seeks More Names For Needy Children
The All Troy Club Christmas committee led by John J. Tower asks for names of needy children up to 12. Only 75 names have been received so far. Donations from annual minstrel shows fund gifts for a pre Christmas party. A $200USO contribution was made after the latest performances at Knickerbocker Junior High School.
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All Troy
John J. Tower
Mr. Tower
Leonard F. Tague
William J. Faden
USO
Thomas A. Knickerbocker
John A. Kigallon
Tower
Finger Injury Awards Roll At Compensation Court
Awards totaling thousands were granted for work related injuries. Recipients include Ralph Fake of Gurley Co who received 1116.88 for permanent loss of use of his left index finger, Helen Morton with 774.09 for 15 percent loss of use of her right hand from Russell Sage College, and William J. Gordon 402.50 for 35 percent loss of his left index finger at American Locomotive Co. Also cited are Stephane Schillaci 759.81 for Trar city employment, Jay Niles 280.05 for Aug 8 to Dec 6, Harry Thomas 243.75 for 30 percent loss of his right ring finger for John S Tilley Ladders Co, William Reynolds 240 for Dunbar and Sullivan, Mrs. Mary J. Reid 225 for American Red Cross injuries between Aug 18 and Sept 13 and Oct 11 to Nov 15, plus Dr David W Houston Jr awarded 25 in a separate show.
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Ralph Fake
W. and L. E. Gurley’ Co
Lyman A. Kilburn
Court House
Helen Morton
Miss Morton
Russell Sage College
Trar
Stephane Schillaci
American Locomotive Co
William J.gordon
W. F. Simmons, Inc
Jay Niles
Harry Thomas
John 'S Tilley Ladders Co
William Reynolds
Dunbar and Sullivan
Mary J. Reid
American Red Cross
David W. Houston, Jr
Visit Shelter Homes Christmas Carols by Roses and Flax Society
Members of the Roses and Flax Society of the Central Lutheran Church with Rev. W. K. Houser will visit Lutheran Shelter Homes in the area Sunday to present a Christmas program of carols and messages. The Christ Who Comes in the Twilight of Our Lives will be the theme of Mr. Houser's address. Gifts will be distributed by the society.
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Roses and Flax Society
Central Lutheran Church
W. K. Houser
Christ
Cooper Becomes Private Partner in Ehrlich Electric Service
Samuel R. Cooper, longtime commissioner of supplies and secretary to the Municipal Board of Contract and Supply under Mayor Frank J. Hogan, joins Ehrlich Electric Service in an administrative role. A member of L. H. Cooper Sons, Inc., he previously ran sporting goods stores in Troy and Albany and has held the municipal post for six years.
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Samuel R. Cooper
Municipal Board of Contract and Supply
Frank J. Hogan
Ehrlich Electric Service
Troy
Sch
Cooper
L. H. Cooper Sons, Inc
Albany
War Worker Starts Own War Plant at Alcoa
Luke Bradley, a war plant worker in Alcoa Tennessee, has started a small weapons operation converting automobile springs into razor sharp dirks for overseas soldiers. Bradley claims at least 100 soldiers on the battle lines are equipped with his improvised weapons. The article also notes the sandhill crane embryo has an egg tooth used to crack its shell at birth.
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Alcoa, Tenn, UP
Luke Bradley
Bradley
Dartmouth Library Houses 325 Skiing Volumes
Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth College library houses the largest skiing literature collection with more than 325 volumes in various languages gathered from around the world to support winter sport study and enjoyment.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
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Henry H. Arnold
Mark W. Clark
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