Trojan-Drawn Navy Comic Tops Pacific News Page
The Mid Pacifican comic strip featuring “Tite Drip” by Ned Kelleher and Ted Totko has become a popular Navy paper in the Pacific theater. The humorous sailor strip, about a long aged seaman at the bowing, draws fan mail from service members and home fronts alike. The feature, created in Troy, has spurred talk of a book collection.
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Troy
Midpatitican
Armed Forces
Petific Opean
WE Kellener
Ned” Kelleher
Syeshe
Navy
Ted Totko
Wilkes-Barre
Hoke
Kelleber
Hotko
Haweii
Pacific
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Rewstron
Ekdon
Kellehar
Horko
Kelleher
Bertha
Glenn
Fourth Street
Ned
Tom
Neil J. Kellener
Speigletown
Cornelius W
South Pacific
Donald F
L.C.L
England
France
Norfolk
STAPF
Midpacifican
William E. Hetteher
Mm2c
Ted Hotxo
Pri 3c
Mer. Kelleher
Catholic Central High School
Watervliet Arsenal and General Electric Co
Local Army and Family News From Whitehall Area
Pfc. John Weiss visits with his father Fred Walls on Train Street. Harold Loomis family spent Christmas with relatives in Mechanicville. Atmon Spaulding on furlough with wife and children after months in Chicago. Winston Twyman home after 15 months in the South Pacific. David G. Hole, radar mechanic, now in California after training in Florida. Second Lieut. Gerald Douglass, co pilot, assigned to Eighth Air Force Liberator unit and in bombing raids over Germany.
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John Weiss
Fred Walls
Train Street
Harold Loomis
Mechanicville
Atmon Spaulding
Chicago
Winston Twyman
James ‘Twyman
North Wiliams Street
South Pacific Corp
David G. Hole
Clinton Holt
Holt
Whitehall
Victorville
Calif
Florida
Gerald Douglass
Horatio Douglass
Brookdale Avenue
Germany
Catholic Archdiocese Attacks Chaplin Over Conduct
The Boston Archdiocese official organ rebukes Charlie Chaplin for “the foulness of his example” and claims his action lowers respect for guardians of age and office. It condemns papers that ran details from Chaplin's paternity trial and urges moral standards.
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Flays
Charlie Chaplin
Boston
Pitet
Catholic Archdiocese of
Chaplin
Christmas and local notes from North Bennington area
Local notices recount Christmas visits and travels of residents and service members. Earl Harris returns to New Orleans post. several relatives and friends visit Albany, Macon, Radcliffe College, Yale, and San Francisco. Navy, Air Corps, and Army personnel are mentioned with holiday movements and homecomings. Open house at Rev Wade’s home and company holiday events are noted.
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Earl Harris
New Orleans
Allen Frustrich
Washington, D.C
Sergi
Royal Scott
Air Corps
Carl Matteson
Putnam, Memorial Hospital
Harry Fruitrich
Edward Fruitrich
Macon
John McKeon
Albany
Pruia. Weir
Robert Selladin
Arthur Robinson
Navy
Steave
Richard Gardner
Grace Gardner
Sampson
Calin Brash
Betty
Brooklyn
Wilbur Carrol
Bennington
Naomi Willard
Radcliffe College
Frederick, Simmons
Yale
Montpelier
Charles Corcorat
Frederick Knapp
Putnaen Memorial Hospital
Mas
Edin Hendry
Fort Hamilton
Hendry
Doris Scott
B. C. Whitin
Northbridge
Isabelle Waish
Mary Walsh
Alien Simmons
Jack Simmons
Jettiv
Ednesday
Neth Wade
Lithographic and Brundage Card Co
State Line House
Doris. Scott
Prigcilla Porter
Mary Washington Collets
Fredericksburg
Hemes
John R. Powers
South Pacific
San Francisco
Edward Sowers
Former New York Policeman Joins Troy Police Force
Daniel J. Dolen, a former New York Police Department officer of eight years, was named a member of the Troy Police Department by Frank M. Antes. The appointment lasts through the war with a $1,500 annual salary. Dolen previously served in Harlem and now returns to Troy after guarding at Hughes Graph Co. in New York.
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New
York
Troy
Frank M. Antes
Stoner
Daniel J. Dolen
New York Force
Harlem
Metropolis
Hughes Autograf Brush Co, Inc
Townsend Club No. 3 Holds Christmas Party Meeting
Townsend Club No. 3 held a Christmas party with a grabbag and social hour in the Chasan Building. George Wagner, newly elected president, led the gathering with vocal solos by Mary Ann McCracken and Eleanor Bailey. Refreshments were served under Mrs. Harold Shaver and others.
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Townsend Club
Auto Speed Limit Rules Remain in Effect Says Officials
Washington officials say the speed limit policy remains in force amid tire shortages and wartime conditions. Tests show notable compliance with the 33 mile per hour area, enforced federally with limited modifications for wartime shipments. Public records indicate average vehicle speeds around 40 miles per hour and trucks and buses reducing speeds to preserve tires and equipment.
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Patides
Public Reads
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Trojan
Upton Close
WABY
Mutual
Casualty
Trego & Paul AN
Rice
Eddy Overstar
Anatal LD IG
North Bennington
New York
Troy Force
Camp Gruber
Oklo
Michael
Panto
Hak
Donald Dayer
Jamaica
Courles Welling
Norman Cushing
George Ralston
New Berlin
William H. Davis
Jerome
Stam Sergi
John Oliver
Augustus Olyer
Paul Seward
Gertrude Gannon
New York Corp
Joseph Paulo
BRESS
S. M
Priscilla
Reese
Greer
Stanley's Department Store
Washington
Linsit
Bour
Offce of Defense Transportaton
Avieg
Fimk
ODT
Ter
Bussey
Cote Cermed
Tong
See
Coats
Hollander
Chesterfields
Jack Frost
Melton
Air Force
Nets
Skunk Opossum
Wattin
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