Airman Locates Orinoco River Source In Brazil
U S Airman Maj Art Williams, veteran with 8000 flight hours in South American jungles, located the headwaters of the Orinoco River in Brazil near the Venezuelan border. The discovery was announced by NBC from Dutch Guiana after a flight in a U S Army observation plane.
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New York
INS
Orinoco River
South America
NBC
Dutch Guiana
Maj
Art. Williams
Orinoco
Brazil
U S. Army
Allies on track to Tokyo in 1943 drive
Allied command states that by late 1943 the campaign in the Pacific progressed from counter offensive to organized drive. MacArthur’s forces pushed in New Guinea and the Solomons while island invaders recaptured Aleutians and Gilbert Islands, signaling a path toward Tokyo as 1943 began with Buna operations underway.
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Aleutians
Gilbert Islands
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
Tokyo
United Nations
MacArthur
New Guinea
Solomons
Japan
Buna
New Georgia
Kolombangara
Santa Isabel
Bougainville
Empress Augusta Bay
Rabaul
Truk
Gulberts
Admr
Chester W. Numutz
Fall of Makin
Attu
Allied push in Pacific and Aleutians shapes 1943 outlook
A wartime panorama reports Allied advances from Guadalcanal and New Guinea to Bougainville and the Aleutians. It notes mopping up on Guadalcanal, completion of Papuan campaigns, and early 1943 forecasts by Admiral Halsey. The piece traces island invasions, air strikes on Rabaul and Wewak, and the broader surge toward Nippon. It also covers postwar planning hype alongside local community notices and obituaries.
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New Guinea
U. S
Henderson Field
Guadalcanal
Aleutians
William B. Halsey
Alexander M Patch
Alexander A. Vandegrift
Navy Knox
MacArthur
Japan
United Nations
Bismarck Sea
New Britain Island
New Britain
Rabaul
Salomons
Rendova
Vangunu
Local residents noted around Round Lake and area
Round Lake George Gaets is at his home on Washington Avenue. Mrs. N. M. Bumps convalescing from a recent illness. Mrs Wilson N. Gorham was hostess last week to her contract club at her home on Bowman Avenue. Timothy O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs Joan T. O'Brien and son and daughter have been ill the last week, Mrs John Mynderse, who has been here a few days has moved to Schenectady, having sold her home on George Avenue to Fred G Selch. Mr and Mrs. Henry Van Veghten have returned from Syracuse where they attended as delegates from Malta Grange the Tist annual ses-
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Sampson
Harold Mosier
T. N. Derby
Corinth
Ada M. Harwood
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Harwood
H.C. Underhill
William P. Sweet
Woman's Round Lake Improvement Society
Susie Warber Dean
Frank Blauvelt
Dean
Edwin H. van Deusen
Neil Hesson, Jr
Ray Fuller
Clifford Arras
Bessie Frances Morrison
Saratoga Hospital
Nelson and
Elzabeth Avey Morrison
Albany
Cecil H. Morrison
Clarke
Bruce Morrison
Grosse Pointe
Mich
Morrison
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Walter E. Melding Haylor
All Saints’ Church
Alice Brate Weatherill
Jonesville
Slingerlands
Frank T. Weatherill
Anna M
Eleanor F. Weatherill
Anna M Betts
Amy Brate
Averill Park
William S. Brate
Schenectady
Gordon Weatherill
Jean Weatherill
George Gaets
Washington Avenue
N. M. Bumps
Wilson N. Gorham
Bowman Avenue
Timothy O'Brien
Joan T. O’brien
John Mynderse
George Avenue
Fred G Selch
Henry van Veghten
Syracuse
Malta
Stillwater high school bids farewell to coach Cinella
Pupils at Stillwater High School held a farewell for Coach Frank Cinella who will join the armed forces. About 200 attended as a junior class skit featured Thomas Connor as teacher. Mr and Mrs Cinella received a corsage, a wrist watch, and a purse of money. annual Christmas party noted for Bemis Heights Grange with carols, duets, solos, readings, and a Christmas program. Clifford Hales won the award. January refreshment committee named as Mrs. Charles Cowin Sr, Mrs. William Watson, and Harry Hale. Unified note from Uniontown reports judge granted Moroffko 90 days to reconcile after his 4-year-old son’s plea for his father moved the court.
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Stillwater High School
Frank Cinella
Thomas Connor
Cinella
Bemis Heights
Grange Halls
Beverly and
Marie Barbelt
Linda Kellogg
Ruth Cow
Jessie Truland
Spencer Kellogg
Leonard Kellogg
Jeang Albert Barbolt
Clifford Hales
Charles Cowin
William Watson
Harry Hale
Uniontown
INS
Stephen Moroffko
H. S. Dunihauld
Moroffko
Churchill’s Condition Improves. Cabinet Hints Return
London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s condition continues to improve. An arts critic’s bulletin said he is benefiting from rest and treatment, with cabinet colleagues expecting his return to duties soon.
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Artsca
Prime Minister Churchill Improves Despite Pneumonia Notices
A Downing Street bulletin says the Prime Minister's condition and circulation are more satisfactory. Supplementary reports claim Churchill, ill with pneumonia in the Middle East, is insisting on reading as many newspapers as possible.
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Downing Street
Churchill
Middle East
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D. B. Robertson
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