Italian armistice terms spark U.S. debate in Congress
Washington Representative Vito Marcantonio urged official recognition of Italy as a full ally to secure lend lease aid. He clashed with Secretary of State Grew over armistice terms, asserting Pantelleria and colonies could be kept by Britain and Italy’s future frontiers unsettled while the Allies gain power over Italy’s internal life.
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Vito’ Marcantonio
American Laborite
Actvig
Joseph C. Gress
State Department
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Marcenadonio
Grew
New York
Wuld
Italy
Marcastanioliday
Tachi
Pantelleria
Britain
Trieste
Marcantonio
Marcanfenio
Great Britain
United States
Laliah
Ivange Bonomi
Rome
Bonomi
Kalt
Germany
Armando Rossini
Haly
Rocar
Pre-Lenten Retreat and Lutheran Supper in Albany
Rev Lauren H Grandy of Poestenkill attended a pre Lenten retreat in Albany with the Evangelical Lutheran Church. The Brotherhood plans a Lenten supper meeting Monday with speaker Carl Grimm of Troy and a short skit.
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Lauren H. Grandy
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Albany
Brotherhood of the Evangélical Lutheran Church
Carl Grimm
Troy
Yanks Save Two Soldiers After 23 Days in Barn
Two American soldiers from an infantry battalion were rescued after 23 days in a barn near Herrlisheim. Private Warren Maze, 24, and Private Richard Hartman, 35, endured hunger and fear while German forces occupied the area. They survived by finding corn, frozen potatoes, and a jar of wine, aided by American occupation of the village. Maze, whose wife Edna lives in Catron, and Hartman, from Lancaster, were eventually found when American jeeps approached and the men heard allied voices.
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Peer
Rhine Valley
Wittege Jbarn
Prem
Rial Serge Warren Maze
Edna
Catron
Richard Hartman
Lancaster
Maue
Hartsten
Barre
Herrlisheim
Jne
Iim
Othe
Ree Awetigens
Hartmar Seard
Feutto
Leraly
Serge
Hartman
Stillwater Social Notes Highlight Club Events and Obituary
Plans for a public card party at St. Peters Church with March of Dimes drive discussed by Mrs. Raymond Holmes and Miss Rife Condor Co chairmen Rev Lawrence B Kelly answered questions at the session Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Trumanan and children of Saratoga The Village Improvement Society to meet at Mrs T S Ryan s home Bowling results show Army beating Coast Guard and Nays taking from Marines Obituary reports the sudden death of Albert James Parker at his home after a heart attack born in Whitehall 1892 survived by wife two daughters three sons and several relatives
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Rosery Society
St. Peter's Church
Raymond Holmes
Rife Condor ¢O
Clifford Holmes
Lawrence B. Kelly
Village Improvement Society
T. S. Ryan
Pred Hayner
H. S. Talmacge
Stillwater Women’s
Army
Coast Guard
Nays
Marings” Eames
Masonic Allees
Mechanicville
Albert James Parker
South Hudson Avene
Parkes
Schenectady
G. W. Crissy
Parker
Mr. Parker
Whitehell
Greenwich
Stillwater
Roger Jones
Shirley Parker
Albert
Alfred
Paul Parke
Cambridge
Irene Hunt
Anna Starks
Alfred Parker
the Neary
First Freight Reaches Dunkirk Over Erie Line
The first freight train to reach Dunkirk since January 1939 on the Salamanca Dunkirk branch of the Erie Railroad arrived Thursday night. Engineer Edward J. Funk reported that clearing through the worst spots was difficult with narrow cuts and high banks. Snow caused locomotive parts to stop up and nearly bury the crew. three other railroads serve Dunkirk.
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Salamianca-Dunkirk
Erie Railroad
Here
Tate
Edward J. Funk
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