Maplewood Man Serves In Noted Unit During Three Weeks Of Action
Maplewood resident Sgt Stephen Herr, 35 Creel Street, is cited for three weeks of tenacious holding against counterattacks in the Philippines. His unit faced continuous mortar and night combat, enabling the retreat and reorganization of lines and paving the way for later advances and casualties among the troops.
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Maplewood
Andy
Stephen Herr
Crel
Steeet
Mainewoad
Divi Berr
Tnty
Butteron
Ander
New Chen
Watervliet Pupils Collect Waste Paper for War Fund
Watervliet pupils collected and sold scrap paper totaling over 21 tons since September. Reports by Superintendent William Richmond note several schools contributing large paper totals and purchasing War Bonds and Stamps worth more than 15 600 dollars to aid the war effort.
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Studens If Watervliet Psublic Bencols
Mearthy Rensons
William Richmond
Watervliet Man Wins Silver Star
A Watervliet native and Water School graduate, Lt. Turton earned a Silver Star for conspicuous gallantry on October 5 in Europe. Amid heavy fire he dismounted from his tank to aid a wounded comrade, then moved among tanks to relay critical orders and keep his platoon aligned for the counterattack, displaying notable courage and devotion to duty. He has two brothers in the Navy, Joseph Turton in Corona California and George Turton in Pittsburgh.
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Ste
Water
Amids
Zeeta
Are
Turton
Navy
Joseph Turton
Corona, Cal
George Turton
Pittsburg
Watervliet Eastern Star Defers Meeting
Miss Dorothy Emery announces the Watervliet Villetta Chapter Eastern Star meeting and Grand Officers Night postponed due to fuel emergency. Covered dish supper and observances will be held Wednesday Feb 21 if the meeting ban is lifted.
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Dorothy Emery
Mairom
Villetta
Order of Eastern Star
Power Failure Darkens Watervliet Section
New York Power and Light Corp. workers restored power after a transformer failed near Ninth Street and Clinton Avenue. Firemen arrived at 9 26 pm and shut down the blazing transformer high on a telephone pole. Dam age was slight and another alarm at Fifth Street was answered.
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New York Power and Light Corp
Watervliet Res Dents
Ninth and
Clin~ton Avenue
Sremen
I$ Fifth Street
Watervliet Soldier Killed in Action
War Department announces Frederick W. Hamilton of 502 Twenty third Street Watervliet was killed in action. Next of kin had been notified. Community notices follow with Home Bureau and church meeting details plus a visit to a local home.
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Pic
Frederick W. Hamilton
Isband
Genevieve Hamiston
Twenty-third Street
Waterviiet
Hilled
War Department
Make Your Own Cough Syrup At Home
An old style remedy describes a easy to prepare cough syrup using common kitchen ingredients. It promises fast relief for coughs and bronchial irritation, claiming cost savings and a pleasant taste for children. Directions mention mixing two cups sugar and one cup water with Phiex and other ingredients to form a soothing syrup.
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Trom
Mick
Watervliet Rotary Hears Miss Moore on Employment Services
Miss Beth Moore, manager of U.S. Employment Service at i Troy, spoke to the Watervliet Rotary yesterday noon about placing handicapped workers, aiding veterans, and the state system. She outlined the history of the job service from 1924 to 1935, regional activity, staff roles, and how the agency matches job seekers with suitable positions, noting few new workers and the need to place veterans and women where demand exists.
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Beth Moore
iTroy U.S
toMice Ald
Waterviles Rotary Club
C. S
Pwhh
Security Board
WMC
Maon
Ju.s.els
Moore
Wil Bert
Church Notes North Reformed and Local Congregations
Church notes outline meetings and events across North Reformed and neighboring churches. Reminders include special congregational meetings, leaders training classes, youth and girl scout activities, choir rehearsals, board meetings, and funeral notices. Multiple pastors and locations such as Jer main Memorial, First Presbyterian, and St Patrick’s are named along with dates and times.
Obituary notices and funeral services in Albany area
Funeral services were held in Albany for Alec Raymond Robbins 34 who died Friday in Memorial Hospital. He was brother of Wins and Robbins of Albany. Also services for Patrick J McGovern and Mrs Anna C Fitzgerald Humphrey with interments in St Mary and St Joseph cemeteries. Leo T Welch and Walter Chippendale were among local obituary figures. numerous survivors listed. William Rosenberger died at 1320 East 10th Avenue after brief illness. services scheduled from Broadway residence. Also notes on Holiness Association meeting and local club gatherings.
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James A. Crowiey
Ty Brothers
Sacred Heart of Staty
Raymond J. Doran
Arthur
Roy
Joseph Decker
James J., Halpin
Wiliam J. Mullen
Morris T. Stanford
Wiliam F
Robbins
Albany
Alec Raymond Robbins
Memoriak
Sity
Paiphwins
Fenton
Hevd
Seward Carothers
Calvary Methodist Church of
Oficieree
Main Avenue
Graceldod
Fobting
Horicos
Nassar
Freeman
Cara
Caartotte Biarehard Reb_ bac
Sree and
Gwesdsion Ll Rabbing
al Baby
Shetdyn Fodbins
Tham
Warémer Robpins
Gleas Falls
Orrean Robbins
Hagueon-Lake George
McGovern
Patrick J. McGovern
Mary Luncetan
Second Avenue
Rand
St. Patrick's Church
J B. Lawler
H. Sheridan
Joseph F. Cussen
Walter Chippeniate
John J. Mooney
Edward J. McGeughney
Arthur P. McWovern
George T. LaPlante
Richard J. Elliot
Frank G. le Plante
St. Mary Cemetery
Father Lawler
Humphrey
Anna C. FitzGerald Humphrey
Sezenzelady
Trewil
Leo Welch
Leo T. Welch
Troy Post Office
Sixth Avenue
St Patrick’s Church
Nedss
Joseph B. Citik
Jonna L. Jones
Fam HL. Speridan
Walter B. Chippendale
Joseph P. McLean
Michael R Anchote
Lawrence C. Burns
Frank A. Leffler
Charles W McCarthy
James J. Cassidy
Visco
St. Peter's Cemetery
Igan
John
Dunn
John J. Bergan
George M. Waters
Frank I. Mahar
Thomas F. Tierney
John M. Hayden
William E. Phillips
St. Marys Cemetery
Waterford
Walter ¥. Dunn
Troy Hospital
Patrick's Church
Holy Ee
James F. Dunn
Twenty-fifth Street
Mary A. Edwards
Lore’ J. Dunn
Walter M. Dewey
City
Willam F.o’shea
Anthony P. Ludden
New York
Broadway
St Patrick's Church
St Patrick’s Cemetery
William F. Rosenberger
Eizhih Avenue
Dorn Aiheny
Wavervliex
D. & H. Snops
Colonie
First Avenue Stothodist
Margaret Lowes
Sam
Thomas
Water- Viet
Harold
Syracuse
James
Lancelot
Armed Forges
Philip
Peter
Herman
Athens
Pan
Max OQ. MecCamier
First Avenue Methodist Church
Bisciating
Elmwood Cemetery
Wallace as Champion of the Common Man in Wallace Fight
Reader letter by Drew Fearson argues Henry Wallace as a symbol of 60,000,000 jobs and the common man. He criticizes cabinet limits on Wallace and warns Senate voters of obstructionist powers, urging support for Wallace in postwar policy battles.
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Vel
Labor
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Jennings Bryan
Weather Bureau
Bates of Standards
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Commerce Department
Department of Agriculture
Agriculin
Jesse Jones
Roosevelt Ons
Virginia
Ohio
North Carolina
Byrds
Baileys
Senate
Woodrow Wison
Drew Fearson
iGapyrixnt
Founder's Day PTA Meeting Set With Dish Supper
Founders Day will be observed this evening by the Parent Teacher Association with a covered dish supper at 6 39 pm. Mrs Ralph B Spence of Detorat will be guest speaker on Living With Our Children. Past presidents will be honored and Mrs Harold Lane will preside. All friends invited to attend and bring a dish and table service. Alfred Jolly naval Yeoman 3C spent weekend at home in Manhattan. Rosary Society of St Peter's Church meets tomorrow at 4 pm with a discussion period and rosary box. Willam Nutting, 70, died Saturday at the Albersy Hospital after three weeks there. survivors include wife, daughter Mrs Edward Brown, sister Mrs Grace Cardes, two nephews Charles and Cole N, and another relative. Funeral Friday at 2 39 pm with Rev Wen P Stanford and Rev Harvey W Chollar officiating.
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Parent Teacher Association
Ralph B. Spence
Detorar
Spence
Harold Lane
Alfred Jolly
Manhattan
Rosary Society
St Peter's Church
al P.nt
Willam Ho Nutting
Xting
Lansinkburg
Stillwater
Second Baptist Church
Fireynen
Stalwates Fire Department
Edward Brown
Ballston Spa
Grace Cardes
Long Island
Charles and
Cole N i
Howard Sickier
South Pacific
Wen
Been P. Stanford
J Harvey W. Chollar
Fair Enough War Commentary on Allied Struggles
A clipped editorial fragment critiques German sabotage and wartime mobilization. It cites Mrs. Roosevelt on changes in the American way of life and laments shifts across generations amid wartime campaigns and home front pressures.
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Europe
Former Solon Dead in Saranac Lake
Saranac Lake reports the death of former Assemblyman James A. Estour, a veteran Republican leader, who died on Sunday in the town.
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Solon
Saranac Lake
James A. Estour
Sundar
Senate removal power debate reshapes executive control
The court rules Senate cannot shield appointees from removal, clarifying tenure limits. Congress may curb long terms by requiring annual Senate confirmation of executive appointees, reinforcing accountability to the people and curbing lifetime service.
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Senate
Congress
Rosevell
Congressional
Roosevelt
Poo
Wallace
Pulse of the People continues on wartime prophecy
The passage quotes a master figure blaming Hitler for breaking peaceful unity and predicting harsh repercussions. It argues Germans face continuing suffering and a grim path to Berlin, using biblical and apocalyptic imagery to describe punishment and destruction.
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Hitler
Hell
Earth
Berlin
Sahara
World War II era verse and a note on a song request
A wartime clipping features defiant lines about Japan and Pearl Harbor with an exhortation of enduring resolve. It includes a request for the words of a song about love for a service member abroad and a court filing note stating an action by National City Bank of Troy against Harold E. and Delia Kenyon was discontinued.
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National City Bank of Troy
Hareld E
Delia Kenyon
Supréme Court
Sted
Ofice
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Watervliet
ELKS
Samuel C. Alcher
WHALT
Schakz
Iobr
Gosewisch
Ween Ag, Eta
NYS
RNG Drug Stores
Franz Dahl Pharmacy
Terton
Eastern Star
Enron
Woc
T. UL
Sambroox
Ella M. Osthout
George Seaman
Butalo
M Gordon J
Suhee and
David
Tenth Street
Irving Abert
Frst Presbyterian Church
Albany Couryome Bureau
Heights
Wetervlet Counc
Haigms
Columbus
Wii
Tomorow
Manet
Watervliet Rotary
Miss Moore
North Reformed
Pet Wesleyan Methodist
Charles A Dayton
Westeyan Methodist
Fodar
Beacon Light Mision
TF. Po
Wesday
Young People’s Society
Raymond Smith
Troy
First Avenue Methodist
Jermain Memorial Presbyterian Church
Educa | Il
Women’s Society of Service
Eyiday 22
Pam
First Presbyterian
Jermain Church
Board of Trustees
Remvass
Eithe
James Jackson
Hoosick Stree
Jermain
Trinity Episcopal Church
Peates Obituary
New York State
Zon Cnapei
Sauires Fo
Lamb
Quire
Willi
Tosngrrowne
C. Hall
Mayame
Sid Bowl
John Griffen
Chiha Fleet
Blur Belli Theta Ain Girls Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Mias Jean Schoonmaker
Alberta M. Potter
Eluh Advigor
Java
A. Patten Part Arearie Can Legion
Mra
Mattie Shockey
Sirs
Michart Glynn
Michael Gier
Bes Mary's
Chih
r-Rev
BP. Helly
Mise Agnes
C. Sears
Pecenional
James. T. Gtyan
John J. Bapion
Michael J. Hosser
St Starys Cemetery
Thomas J. Meehan
Aed
Keho Wes Copaya
The
X Son
Joseph E Kehn
Sixeh Avenue
St Laurence’ Re
Requien High Mass
Francis Li Bucente
Migs
Cecilia’ Ward
Rose Lagiteh
Miss Staxieean
Wardgan
Reces
the New
Jean
Pacher Bueciier
Ofici
Merry
Edward J. Quinn
Japan
Eekor
Goa
Watervtiet
Doliors
Thornson & Minor
Thornton & Minor
Ligcett
Mack's
Limerick
Optometrists
Opticians
River Street
Eyas
James J. Etoll
Mectinairville
Union National Bank
Mest Marth
Post Office
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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