Brunswick Auxiliary Staff Induction and Legion Meeting
The Brunswick Auxiliary Staff inducts Mrs Freedericka Heateyer as president of the Rensselaer County American Legion Auxiliary. Officers announced include May Hegugh Marie Wiegner Roy McHulett Mim Exsima Yams Ada Pansora Bertin Quintah and Masse Post sergeants. a meeting Friday at Mrs Martin Quinlan’s home in Eagle Mills assigns committee roles for upcoming events. Commander W D Psingborn presided at the meeting and nominations were set for officers with Ernest Sharpe chairing the housing committee to work with Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Company on a permanent meeting place. The rank of a recently restored U S Navy officer is noted as Brigadier General in the Army.
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Bliokestows
Rensselaer County Americas
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Sisters
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Sirs
Martin Quinlan
Esgie
Sire
May Hegugh
Marie Wiegner
Roy Mc Hulett
Dent
Mim
Exsima Ya
Leon Gerrsia
Eagle Mills
W. D. Psingborn
Sign
Mméinders
Nominantee
Rpear
Ernest Sharpe
E Herald Tro Tamm
Eagle
Volunteer Fire Company, Inc
Buckleys Best for Children's Coughs Ad
Canadian mothers say Buckley’s Best for children’s coughs or bronchial irritations due to colds. The product soothes, eases crying, and relieves spasms with healing ingredients. Boxer's Drip Store offers the Canadian Giscotery brand.
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Churchill Sets Up Record for Travel
London reports Prime Minister Winston Churchill claims the distinction of the most traveled statesman of the war. He cites meetings with President Roosevelt on eleven occasions and General de Gaulle, Marshall Stalin, and others, totalling about 160000 miles of foreign travel. He lists visits to the United States five times and travels to Canada, Russia, Persia, Egypt, Morocco, Turkey, Cyprus, Tripoli, Algiers, Tangier, Italy, France, Arhens, and Gibraltar.
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Flood Chapter Plans Service For Sunday
The Sons of the Revolution sponsor a Sunday service and color massing at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Rev Jona Wetthour of Crary Academy will speak. Ham Floyd Chapter regent Herbert Dilbert says veterans groups will join the event. An annual birth may take place Thursday as part of the Crab Club program.
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Crary Academy
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William Floré
de Troy Club
Richard Cummings
First Baptist Church
Trojan’s Son Killed On Western Front
Pfc. John Hobart Thompson, son of Hobart W. Thompson Jr and Mrs. Faye Stanford, was killed in action in Germany. A Phillips Academy graduate, he entered the service a year ago and had been overseas two months when the report reached his mother in Lawrence, Kansas.
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Wies
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Nicholas Sanzo
Peter Sanzo
Bruno Sanzo
Anthony
Nicholas
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Panams
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John Salerno
Derrick Avenue
Raymond A. Currier
Beniy Ryan Currier
Eighth Street
Eugene Currier
Middle Street
Waterford
Belgium
Sergeant Currier
Paris
Nations Boy Scouts Launch Paper Drive
Scouts nationwide were tasked with collecting 2,000000 pounds of waste paper in a March April drive endorsed by Gen Dwight D Eisenhower. Maj Gen Russell L Maxwell said paper is needed to make containers for munitions and supplies. Each scout collecting 3000 pounds earns a medal with Eisenhower's likeness. The Eisenhower Boy Scout Waste Paper Program was arranged by the ANPA as the only civilian program sponsored personally by Eisenhower.
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Colonel Thomas L Harrold Honored for WWII Heroism
Col Thomas L Harrold commander of Combat Command A of the Ninth Armored Division received the Bronze Star for actions at Luxembourg from December 37 to 23 dates misprinted, and a General Patton commendation for defending Walabisignopeldort Luxembourg and attacking west of Bastogne on December 7. The citation notes his troops held together, reestablished lines, and prevented a major enemy break. Harrold, West Point graduate 1925, rose through ranks to colonel by June 1942.
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Danish Singing Society to Elect Officers Saturday
The Danish Singing Society will hold its annual meeting and officer election this Saturday at Dane Hall with a social program and refreshments. Jease Smith will preside. committee members include John Lambertsen Agner Larsen H C Tusch George D Miner Peter Frandsen Nels Rasmussen Charias Dahil John Christensen and Mr Smith. Bir Larsen announced the group will celebrate its 60th anniversary in September, the oldest Danish Singing Society in America locally.
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Danie Hall
Jease Smith
John Lambertsen
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H. C. Tusch
George D. Miner
Peter Frandsen
Nels Rasmussen
Charias Dahil
John Christensen
Mr. Smith
Bir. Larsen
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Sixty eight liberated nurses return to the United States
Manila sees sixty eight nurses among internees at Santo Tomas University leave Monday for home after three years of confinement. Dressed in pressed uniforms they depart the campus in trucks amid tearful farewells from fellow internees.
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Puzzle Phrase Decode from Odd Clues and Numbers
Fragmented puzzle text presents mixed phonetic hints and numbered clues. The garbled list includes references to body parts bands songs and various odd phrases, inviting reconstruction of a connected message or cryptic crossword style solution.
Dance Of Trio And Group Entertainment At YWCA Valentine Night
Three iao dancers Chegiras and a romantic ballad singer headlined Mondex night at the YWCA. The Heart High School Trio performed a Valentine program with Music Makers band providing waltzes and fox trots. Sally Burke and Joan Geer sang solo numbers while John Waide performed popular ballads. Under Shirley Rivett and Gwen Mingleis the event featured Valentine decorations and a game room with shuffleboard, ping pong, and checkers drawing steady crowds.
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Shirley Rivett
Tri-o Group
Gwen Mingleis
Clinton Heights Firemen To Protect Children
After the death of five year old Patritia Febran in Clinton Heights a meeting of parents and teachers decided that members of the Clinton Heights fire company would serve as traffic officers to safeguard children traveling to and from school while five proposals are reviewed for safer routes.
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East Side Union to Hold Lenten Services This Week
Ash Wednesday masses at St Francis de Sales schedule 7 and 7 30 am with ashes blessed and distributed at 1 pm. The Presbyterian and Methodist congregations rotate hosting midweek services led by Rev Arthur Land and Robberi Henningson. Day school of religious education meets 2 30 pm at the Methodist Church. choir practice follows the Lenten service. Mrs Jong McBeide convalesces after surgery at Samaritan Hospital.
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Third Presbyterien Church
Presbyterian Church
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Arthur H. Land
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Jong L. McBeide
Fifteenth Street
Samaritan
St Francis de Sales' Church
Valentine Mailings Shifted by Fuel Conditions
The Plant Fruit and Flower Guild of the Troy Woman's Club will mail valentines this year due to fuel shortages. The group announced the change at Monday night’s meeting, replacing the usual in‑person distribution with mailed cards.
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New York Judicial Council Backs End to Blue Ribbon Juries
The New York State Judicial Council urged legislation to abolish blue ribbon juries across the state. It noted the 1940 revised NYC jury system improved juror quality, and supported 25 recommendations to simplify expedite or improve justice administration. The bar association and criminal courts committee now back the proposal.
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Honor Lincoln Program At 81 Fourth Street
A patriotic Lincoln birthday program was presented Monday by the Auxiliary of Benevolent Garrison Army and Navy Union at 81 Fourth Street. Mrs. Mary McDuff delivered the Gettysburg Address. A combined Valentine and Lincoln Day party followed the business session with Mrs. Blanche Fonda presiding.
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Y M C A Plans Sunday Breakfast Services
The Troy Y M C A announces Sunday morning breakfasts starting this Sunday through Patwe day. Rev Seymour A Smith will speak at the opening breakfast held at the Y's location. events welcome all faiths. Reservations due before Friday each week by mail or phone.
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Troy FT. Moga
Seymour A. Smith
Rensselaer Polytechnic Inseleure
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New Destroyer Steinaker Named for Guadalcanal Hero
The destroyer USS Steinaker, launched at a Bethlehem Shipyard in San Francisco Bay, is described as the largest destroyer in the world. Named for Medal of Honor recipient and Marine Raider Edson Steinaker, it was sponsored by his sister Miss Caro Steinaker of Syracuse.
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Betheleben
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Caro Steinaker
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Steinaker
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