Obituary notices from Glens Falls area deaths
Percy L. Streeter former Walloomsac resident dies after short illness at daughter’s Lake George home. Fred Clews longtime Gloversville resident dies in hospital after brief illness. Multiple local obituaries note survivors, funeral homes, and burial plans.
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Percy L. Streeter
Walloomsac
Ray Whitcomb
Lake George
Streeter
Steven and Thompson Paper Co
Wallogs Sac
Bullard Regan and Stafford
Glen Street
Glens Falls
Elmwood Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Fred Clews
Troy
Gloversville
Nathan Littauer
England
South Troy
Celia Clews
Albany
Helen Clews
Mary Bail
Henry Bailey
Mary Jacobs
Jack Lawless
Columbus
John Clews
Waterford
James Clews
Joseph Smith
Joy
Enoch Clews
Poestencall
Honda
River Street
Rev. Morgan
Beecher W. Fuller
Emily M. Fuller
Wilton
Gur Springs
Chester Coons
Stillwater
Kenneth Coons
Ralph Hastings
Greenwich
Edgar Luther
Mechanicville
Albert
Alexander Metcalfe
Hoosick Falls
Gurn Springs
Arthur R. Miller
Arthur Romaine Miller
Muit Zeskill
Samaritan Hospital
Schedack
Jennie B. Groom
Miller
Munzeskill
George Desler
John Chambers
Kenneth Willetts
Harry Davidson
Highland Avenue
Muitzeskil Reformed Church
Castleton
Cramp
Emma M. Robinson Cramp
S. Gregory Meaton
Fourth Avenue
Watervliet
Amalio Natino
First Baptist Church
Miss Clark
Cora E. Clark
Mason
Fishers
Charles McInerney
Houston
Tex
Walter A. Wood
Angelo Garbarino
Frank J. McInerney
Cohoes
Elizabeth McInerney
Addy M. Crandall
Frank Crandall
Town
Hoosick
Berlin
George and
Dora Chamberlain Breer
Crandall
Mildred Bell
Harry H. Hawks
Charles E. Breer
Florence J Breer
Boosac
Chinese Recapture Four Jap Outposts Near Tansting Lake
Chinese forces retook four key Japanese forward bases north of Tansting Lake Lihsien Nanhsien Ansiang and Tsingshik after days of siege and heavy bombing by the 14th United States Air Force. Lihsien and Tsingshih fell yesterday morning, restoring control of the rice bowl region south of the Lin River with limited resistance remaining.
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Chungking
14Th United States Air Force
Lihsien
Yangtze River
Shasi
Tsingshih
Pardon Rejected for Chain Gang Fugitive
Georgia board of Pardons and Paroles rejected Gov. Arnall's request to pardon Robert Elliott Burns author of I Am a Fugitive From a Georgia Chain Gang. Chairman Edward Everett said Burns cannot be pardoned while he remains an escape and is outside Georgia jurisdiction. Burns, now a Newark businessman, sought clemency with Arnall's support.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Board of Pardon and Paroles
Ellie Arnall
Robert Elliott Burns
Edward Everett
Burns
Newark
N. J
Arnall
Coast Guard Rescues Stranded City Workers
Coast Guard boat braved southeast winds and high waves to deliver waterproofed supplies to two policemen and two water department workers stranded at Buffalo Intake pier near the harbor. The vessel could only reach within fifty feet of the pier, and a relief crew refused to risk the weather. Patrolmen Wallace Snell and Melvin Henshaw guarded the pier since Thursday, while Engineer William Pike and Fireman John Laffin waited since Tuesday.
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Buffalo
Coast Guard
City Water Department
Buffalo Harbor
Martin W. Rasmussen
U. S. Coast Guard
Rasmussen
Wallace Snell
Melvin Henshaw
William Pike
John Laffin
Water Department
American Air Force strikes deep into southern Europe
Flying Fortresses and Liberators of the 15th Air Force attack strategic targets in Bulgaria and Greece. They shoot down 28 Nazi interceptors, bringing total destroyed to 71 over two days. Nine American planes are missing. Fifth Army advances in mountainous Italy with notable gains near Filignano and Lagone. Eighth Army reports continued combat along the center, with improving British positions at Ortena and near the Ortona road.
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15Th
Europe
Sofia
Bulgaria
Eleusis
Athens
Greece
Fifth Army
Dwight 1D
Eisenhower
Spinuccio
Filignano
San Pietro
Lagone
San Pietro-San Vittore
Eighth Army
Ortena
Ortona-Orsonga Road
Tollo
C S O Petition for Retroactive Wage Increase
The C S O Steel Workers warned of a serious situation unless future wage adjustments are retroactive to contract expiration. Lea Pressman told the War Labor Board the petition seeks retroactive guarantees for workers in about 500 steel plants, arguing government actions set a precedent for other unions.
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Washington
C. SO. Steel Workers
Lea Pressman
The
War Labor Board
C. SO
Stork
Girl Freed in Nightmare Slaying in Burlington Ky
A 16-year-old girl on trial for the slaying of her 6-year-old brother Jerry was acquitted by an all male jury after four hours and ten minutes of deliberation. The case drew wide attention as the defendant faced charges in a high-profile court proceeding in Kentucky.
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Burlington Ky
Vaniger
Jerry
Son of Yugoslav Chief Killed by Nazi Bomb
Ivan Ribar Jr., 26, son of Dr. Ivan Ribar president of Yugoslav Liberation National Council, was killed by a German bomb. The incident occurred during the siege connected to Marshal Tito’s Yugoslav government in exile.
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Cairo UP
Ivan Ribar
Ivan Riber
National Council For Liberation
Josip Broz
Tito
Plane Disaster Report Ties To Allied Conference
A report from last night states a plane departed for conferences in Alexandria with Allied forces. British liaison officers were killed in the incident. The text notes that Ivan, second son of Dr. Ribar, died as part of the same event.
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Alexandria
Tvan
Ribar
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