Fire Captain Dies Battling Blaze in City Home
Fire Captain James Fitzgerald died battling a blaze at the home of William Jobson on Booizietown’s Mond Street. He became overcome by smoke in a cellar and was unable to revive. Fire Chief Carlsmith valued the loss at about 900. The ceremony will be held at Ham Thursday at 712 Fulton Street, with a solemn mass at St Peter’s Cemetery. Captain Fitzgerald served in the department since 1919, rising to captain in 1939, all while resident at 1 Fulton Street.
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Latzgerald
Tenth Ward
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Catherine Connell
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Obituary notices multiple survivors and relations listed
The obituary lists surviving spouse Ane Fiyerid, three daughters tus John Cictele Mrs Riymond W Klemm and Wiss Catherine A bite Rut lg, and two gons Tarst spt Lawrence J Eitzparald of Fine Camp tnd John J Kitegerd of Indiana. A brother Richad biteretald and two sisters Wise Alice Pitgpurald and Vig Huy Loofieines, all of Troy, with additional relatives including Mrs Wal lam EB Cauley.
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EB Cauley
Nomura Kurusu May Escape Trial in Tokyo Probe
Prosecution in Tokyo weighs whether Nomura and Kurusu will face trial after they spoke of peace in Washington while the Pearl Harbor attack was underway. They deny foreknowledge, claim they did not participate in Washington negotiations, and argue the declaration of war was not credible. Allies base the case on their statements and the timing of events.
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Russia Emphasizes Greece Debate and Greek Troop Issue
The Security Council wrestles with Russia’s demand to compel Britain to withdraw troops from Greece. Vishinsky and Bevin clash over responsibility for regional peace as Britain asserts its forces protect democratic elections and undermine rightist elements. The council seeks a firmer resolution on Britain’s Greece presence and timing of troop withdrawal.
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Greek Crisis Draws Line In United Nations Debate
A partial transcript shows wartime leaders debating British troop presence in Greece and the Greek issue. Stetinius criticizes Allied statements as propaganda while urging US Britain and Soviet actions to ease tensions. Georges Bidault supports the Greek position and calls for a peaceful transition within the council.
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Bevin and Vishinsky Clash Before adjournment over case
Bevin pressed for exoneration as Vishinsky asserted his version during a tense exchange in the Security Council session. The two men argued for about 15 minutes with Bevin warning the cabinet would not accept a weaker outcome and Vishinsky insisting the case was not Moscow propaganda. The scene ended with light laughter as they separated.
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Navy air service man stationed at Moffet Field Cal
Relatives list in a Navy aviation transport service record shows Gordon VeCunber of 803 Second Avenue stationed at Moffet Field California with the Naval Air Transport Service.
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Green Island collects ton of clothing drive ends
Green Island United Nations Clothing drive organized by public works employees collected a ton of clothing for needy residents. Mayor Minnels ML Dwyer praised residents for leaving garments at designated spots, with boxes later moved to houses for sorting before transport to Albany.
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Local clubs hold meetings and elect new members
The Green Island Junior Rod and Gun Club plans a Feb 7 meeting in their rooms on George Street with Ray Clement joining the rolls. The Green Island Triulan Mutual Aids Society gathered at 840 pm to plan refreshments, while the County Conservation Alliance and weights of Columbus activities were noted for future dates.
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Green Island Trulian Mutual Aids Society
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George Street
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Noble Callahan Post Open House Evening Event
Noble Callahan Post announces an open house and indoor social for members. A community committee chair says the evening will start at a specified hour and feature entertainment, with several attractions planned for attendees.
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