Arrest in Horse Cruelty Case Shocks Hoosick Falls Rodeo
Miles City official Arrested by Trooper W A Nemastie on a Humane Society charge connected to a Hoosick Falls area case. Nine horses from the Gatewood Rodeo estate died last week as authorities report more dead animals found. case adjourned to February with further hearings planned.
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Miles City
Moni
W. A. Némastie
Oh Gdaru
The
Humane Society
Cig Gatewood Rodeo
Ehmier Estate
Hoosch Fall
Justice of the Peace Grace
Hoosick
Seon Cheffant
B.D. i
Ate
Chester A. Irving
Troy
Hemane Society
Fotemr
Gatewood
Hmane Society
Magician Cheers Wounded Veterans in USO Shows
Morris Holtzman, war plant worker and Civil Air Patrol member, performs magic for wounded servicemen at USO events. A former Army veteran with seven years service, he began entertaining at Fort Thomas Kentucky and in the Panama Canal Zone, now bringing acts to Union Terminal and Lunkes Airport.
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Morris Holtzman
Civil Air Patrol
Heoteman
Fort Thomas
Panama Canal Zone
USO
Lunkes
Union Terminal
Northside Man Prisoner Of Nazis
A Northside man, P. E. Albert B. Craven, son of Mrs. Lawrence Craven of SA Z teza Avenue, is identified as a prisoner of war in Germany. Reports say he was missing last October, with a card from Private Craven to his mother noting his status and a recent transfer. The item mentions his Waterford High School Class of 1993 and prior service in England, Alaska, and Waterford activities.
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P.e. Albert B. Craven
Lawrence Craven
Zteza Avenue
Northside
Germany
Craven
Waterford High School
England
Carp. iThomas Craver
Alaska
Watermoat Arsenal
Panic Mounts In Berlin Amid Red Army Advance
Reports say Berlin braces for invasion as Red Army nears from the east and Allied bombing intensifies from the west. Civil authorities clamp news and bar refugees from leaving without special permission while desertion and fear ripple through the city. A massive daylight raid by U S Eighth Air Force reportedly devastated key centers and rail hubs, triggering widespread fires over a two by one mile area.
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London
Berlin
Red Army
Iospe
U.S Eighth Air Forte
War Office
Ehsnesilerg
Gestapo
Readers Corner Debates Preaddressed Envelopes and Jeopardy Terms
In a readers corner item from Rivers, discussion centers on the term preaddressed and whether self addressed is correct. The piece cites Merriam Webster and notes confusion over pronounceability and usage, including a note on jeopardy from a phrase meaning risk.
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Geant
Basten
G. H
Jean Pidize
Fehrase
Jeu Perth
Newls
Pamphiet
Frank Colby
Reasons For Nurse Draft Outlined BY JAMES MARLOW
Washington P Congress considers drafting nurses as Army and Navy together need 60 000 nurses by midyear. Army has 12 060 nurses and must add 60 000 immediately. Navy seeks 2 500 more to reach 11 500 by June 30. Veterans hospitals require 3 000 more now and 3 000 in 60 days, plus 1 000 by July 31 to start new beds. The National Nursing Council warns of overworked nurses with one per 26 beds instead of the recommended one per 15.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Army
Navy
Moosevels
Fual
Jay
National Nursing Council For War Services
XNCWS
Nurses Draft Sparks Volunteer Surge After President Call
The report notes nurses volunteered in large numbers after the President urged service in January, with 12 hospital units sent overseas lacking nurses. Volunteers receive commissions in the Army and Navy Nurse Corps, while a drafted nurse would be commissioned under any amendment to the Selective Service Act.
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Army
Navy Nurse Corps
Congress
Navy
Veterans Hospitals
Antiboley Institute Coal Output and Tragic Deaths Highlighted
In 1963 the Antiboley Institute reported coal output totaling 56 667289 tons, noting 1944 was the last year surpassing earlier years since 1930. A Batavian PA neighbor found William Pesule, 73, dead at his Dodgson Road home on Sunday, his wife Ida injured beside him after a fall during a heart attack.
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Antiboley Institute
Farmes
Wiliam Pesule
Dodgson Road
Ida
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Benjamin N. Busone
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George B. Rasmussen
First Siree
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Inger
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Altar Society
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Alreg Roberts
Lorette Maroie
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Clarence Ryder
Edward Cheney
Frances
Margaret Blightley
Grace Episcopal Church
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Robert von Sieenburg
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Ind. CP
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Marcus Filey
Trey Athorney
Gies
Tememious Ynus
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Gayest Society
Imps
Titus
Josepa C.grey
By Paul Ford
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Readers Corner
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Merciam-Webster
France
New York
INS
George A. Phillips
St Mary's Church
LaSalle
Father Phillips
Chass
Rensselaer County
Hendrick Hudson
Brown Gaiest Specter
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Casino
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