Watervliet Man Hurt When Car Hits Pole
Moran 45 of 1s27 Fish Avenue Watervliet sustained a severe lip laceration and possible fractured hip after a two car collision with a pole on Nineteenth Street between Second Avenue and Broadway He was treated at Dr Ciscard 8 Lae 122 Siteth Avenue and later taken to Samaritan Hospital by patrolmen Charles McAndrews and James F McMahey Moran employed by the Delaware and Hudson Railroad was identified as a passenger. driver’s identity was not learned.
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Fotm Moran
Fish Avenue
Waterviet
Samaritan
Nineteedth Street
Second Avenue
Broadway
Moran
Ciscard
Siteth Avenue
Waterslie
Charles McAndrews
James F. _McMahey
Watervier
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Watervliet Church Notes Swed dish supper and prayersag program
Swedish Congregational Church hosts a fellowship supper with smorgasbord on Tuesday evening at the parsonage. Jerman Memorial Presbyterian Church holds a youth dinner and Christmas party tonight. First Presbyterian Scouts meet at church for trip to Camp Rotary at 10:30 a.m. Junior and senior choir rehearsals, church school party, and trustees meeting are scheduled across the week with the Woman’s Auxiliary hosting a gathering at Mrs. Harry Bitely’s home Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Jermain Memorial Presbyterian
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lesyer “L. Resz
Barclay Jermain
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary
Waarscever Society
Sirs
Harry Bitely
Watervliet Home Children Get Gifts
Christmas morning at Fairview Home in Watervliet featured hundreds of gifts for 71 children who compared presents and enjoyed a special dinner. A signia ice cream mold dessert and table favors by Emma Willard School students highlighted the event. The Conductor's Club of the Order of Eastern Star will present an event tomorrow evening, with the American Legion in Colonie providing entertainment on Thursday. Hiawatha Court will cancel its regular meeting due to holiday celebrations, with the next meeting set for January 10 at the Masonic Temple to install officers Elizabeth Rivdom and John McBain.
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Fairview
Watervlew
Signia
Joseph Rainey
Emma Willard School
Conductor's Club of the
Order of Eastern Star
Watervliet
Urge to Buy Ebbing Amid War Predictions
John Goodall of Merchandise Merc warns wartime restrictions may curb consumer rushes after initial surveys show eager buyers. Retailers should maintain aggressive advertising and merchandising to stimulate demand rather than wait for a sales surge.
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Chiverge
Cps
John €. Goodall
Merchandise Merc
Goodall
Jle
iRecoups Losses With Toy Ducks
Lubbock Texas reports Horatio Alger style comeback as George F Peterson, once hotelier driven out by gas shortage, returns home from war time work as a welder to start a walking duck toy factory. Five workers, four salesmen now employed. Sales limited by materials. After the war is expected to boost demand.
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Lubbock
Tex
America
George F. Peterson
Peterson
Lubock
Pacific
Tomer
Jand
100 Hospitals Destroyed In Robot Bomb Blitz
During an 86 day robot bomb blitz after the Normandy invasion, London and South England suffered the destruction of 100 hospitals. Dr Harold Hofmeyr, an adviser to the British Commonwealth scientific office, disclosed recent details. Dr Holmesr spoke at the American Hospital Association conference about Britain's postwar health plan, proposing drastic changes including elimination of all medical schools not university affiliated, admitting women to medical schools, and making medical education affordable for those deemed fit regardless of ability to pay.
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Cleveland
Normandy
London
England
Higrold O. Hofmeyr
British Commonwealth Scientife Office
Holmesr
Hospital Assn
Britain
Toadstool Saboteurs Spark London I A Spy Scare
A London district faced a spy scare when a main road glowed at night traced to luminous toadstools. Police investigated the incident as potential sabotage and warned residents to stay vigilant while experts assessed the glowing fungi.
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Londons
Transatlantic league hoped as British hockey revival begins
British ice hockey fans anticipate a postwar revival and a transatlantic league including Britain, the United States, and Canada. Plans call for over thirty rinks in the UK, with some new facilities ready in months after the war. The piece remembers Pilot Officer Gordon Day of Streatham, lost four years ago, and notes prewar tours by Canadian and American clubs with teams like the Detroit Red Wings and New York Rangers returning to venues such as Earls Court and Newcastle.
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London
Britain
Oass
Four Years in Army Board Stall Looking
Harvard Neb UP I four year army hitch and recall. Sergi William Edward Doyle, after serving in nine months overseas and at 13 camps, learned Detroit draft board seeks him. Inducted January 1841, eight months at Fort Custer, released for being over 23. Two months after Pearl Harbor, recalled active. Mrs Doyle Chicago mother sent info to son at Harvard Army air Field station.
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Harvard
Neb
UPI
Sergi
Willam Edward Doyle
Army
United States
Detroit
Doyle
Chicago
Hfs
Fort Custer
Mich
Pearl Harbor
Wayne County
Mid
James Doyit
Rolssing
Harvard Army Air Field
Newsman Crashes Army But Past Catches Up
Thomasville Georgia reports on Red Fox a one man newspaper publisher in the Army who quit in 1942 but kept writing for Fort Bragg medics. He produced Finney Findings a mimeographed daily at Finney Generals Hospital in 1943 while managing editing circulation and stenciling duties.
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Past
Thomasville
Soca
William
Red
Fox
Obituary notices from North Hoosick area residents
Multiple obituaries record deaths in North Hoosick Randolph Waterford and Brattleboro with survivors including spouses children and grandchildren. Services list dates times and locations at local churches and cemeteries.
United Nations Flag Urged For Schools
The NEA urges U N flag displays in U S classrooms as part of V E Day exercises. Schools would stitch honorary flags, recite a pledge, and emphasize United Nations unity to promote peace and international cooperation among students nationwide.
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United Nations
Washington
Betsy Hossés
United Nations Hanor
Germany
National Education Aavs
NEA
U.S
United Naters
Dumbarton Oaks
Wartime savings reach 100 billion high in U S
New York report says wartime savings hit 1 000 000 000 with War Bonds topping 26 83 000 000 of the total. Life insurance accounts for 533 059 000 000 of the savings and about half the population holds such policies. Postal Savings System also at an all time wartime high.
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New York
America
Chicken Fit for Pan Sent Overseas Hospitals
Kansas City officials announced a new overseas ration item. Frozen fryers labeled ready for the pan will ship to field hospitals and Air Corps centers, saving 30 percent in weight and space. Initial contracts cover the first order as the Quartermaster Corps plans regular use.
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Kansas City
Air Corps
Quartermaster, Depot
Quartermaster Corps
New Plant to Convert Rice for the Orient
A $750,000 tire conversion plant is under construction in Houston to produce a new type of rice output for the Orient. Expected to begin in 1945, the facility aims to yield 25 000 000 to 30 900 000 pounds in the first year with output rising in later months. The Haugenlaubich Method seals in vitamins lost during cooking, making the rice significant for post reconquest periods while army efforts support its production nationwide.
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Houston
Fox
Ilpi
Orient
Tey Highways Causing More Gas Consumption
Gasoline shortages and rising consumption fears appear across parts of the country. A National Bureau of Standards estimate suggests up to ten percent of fuel is lost through traction problems on slick surfaces. Communities seek solutions such as spreading rock salt on streets and highways during storms or shortly after to improve road surface grip. DIES AS DAUGHTER S BORN A Houston dispatch reports Joseph M. Selber died in Mexico City three hours before his daughter was born in Sourth.
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New York
Lhce
National ‘Bureau of Standarda
Houston
Joseph M. Selber
Mexico City
Sourtc
Survey Shows Women Aim To Keep Jobs After War
Minneapolis report from Northwestern Life Insurance says seven of ten employed women plan to stay on payrolls after the war. It notes women are voters now and will demand political attention for economic needs. The survey projects 200000 women will gain college level technical training in six to twelve months, reducing postwar job competition for veterans.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ulp
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Teave
Stis
Pennsylvania Nets 25 Million On Liquor Sales
Auditor General F Clair Ross reports Pennsylvania’s liquor monopoly earned a $25,652,000 profit on $139,136,000 net sales in 1933, with per capita expenditures of $1. The Commonwealth led 16 states, Ohio next at $34,510,000, and other states ranging lower. Operating expenses rose to $8,922,000. fixed costs remain $24,000, making the enterprise highly profitable.
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Harrisburg
U. Commttee Department
Michigan
Virginia
Alabama
Washington
Oregon
Iowa
West Virginia
Meine
Utah
Monrans
New Hampshire
Idaho
Vermont
PEG
Ami Wresting
Ross
Liquor Board
Auditor General
Moley Says Scrutiny Tied to Mobilization Debate
The piece rails at mobilization in public discourse and media as dangerous. It argues the foreign service and media should not be mobilized and urges careful scrutiny of Mr. Maclean’s conduct at the State Department.
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Pears
Foreign Service
Macseans
John L Sullivan Health Question Stirs Fans
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of John L Sullivan and stomach pains or ulcers. Mentions possible medical claims, treatment, and an offer to buy “Uden Tatters” with a money back guarantee. OCR is garbled and many words unreadable.
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ASTCR
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Franz Dahl Pharmacy
Hheir
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Broughton’s Roth, Inc
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Tray
G. Brooks Wacha
Mary Werren Schoosae
Holy Cross Church
Charles A. Katka
Woodbury
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Walter Cady
Troy
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Jona Sawyer
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Thurstay
Giffard Memorial
Bospital
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Pert Lawrence
Frances
Margareen
Charles Battles, Jr
Les
Lizzie Jewitt Wing
Jewit
Pwatervliet
Br’ Et
Wing
Bridport
Edith Mr Wing
Bridpors
Harold
Whitehall
Lucy Burwell
Benton Harhor
Midh
Sidney Tuck
Emily Aten Tuck
Wif Sidner “Fock
North Hoosi
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North Hoosick
St. Albans Vic
Thomas H Allen
Alien
Sae
Agnes N. Grady
Agnes Norton Grady
Waterford
St.Mary's’ Church
Charles A. Grady
GO. F. A
Lawrence
Mass
J. Ormand Grady
Smirs. Willam Powers
Mary
Charles
William Powers
Mary E. Gallico
Edward H. Gallico
Fifth Avenue
Mary E. Curiernoon
Edward Gallico
James E
George G. Gaillico, Jr
Mary Teresa Gallico
J. W. Burns’ Sons, Inc
Fifth Avenue Funeral Chapel
Hanas Solyna
First Street
St Nicholas
Solecin
Selyna
Ann Solons
The
Rail Jet Co
Mill Street
Funny
U. S
Tey
Nina Housden
Highland Park
Toledo
Housden
Pennsylvania
Moley
John L. Sullivan
Sweetheart Flower Shop
Pierre
Wells
Shoe Store
Oa Ha Pasiteas
Union National
Union National Bank
Joan
Union National First
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