Guerrilla War Only Choice Left, Nazis Say
Nazi leaders in propaganda circles claim millions of Germans will wage guerrilla warfare to resist Allied terms after Yalta. They depict Stalin as a monster seeking European domination and press the red menace to rally support while promising continued resistance.
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London
Yalta
Europe
Spogesman
Paul Leband
Germany
Schmidt
Stratler
Sig .Thres
Lfe
Naaisan
Goebbels
D.nd
BO Oagenty
Cgerman Radio
United Nations
Marshal Stalin
London Poles Debate Polish Frontiers And Provisional Government
London Poles claim the Curzon Line seals eastern Poland and cuts ties with the London government. They warn the move dismisses any chance of London participation in a revived Polish regime under the Big Three. Mikolajczyk, favored by Churchill and Stalin, is touted as a likely premier for a new provisional Polish government.
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London
Poland
Curzon
Lublin
Stenislaw Mikolajczyk
Ayta Mostow
Allied Commission
Tareé
Poe Whdle
London Evening News
Russia
Britain
United States
Wladyslaw Sikorski
Mikolajexsyk
Mikolajczy
Arcikzewski
Guard Company Commander Promoted to Captain in State Guard
First Lieutenant Herbart Champagne of Albany was promoted to captain and named commander of the Third Truck Company of the State Guard. The unit covers Troy Utica and Albany with a base in Troy, and was assigned two trucks for city coal delivery during the recent fuel emergency.
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Herbart Champagne
Albany
State Guard
Alban
Troy
Utica
Legal Notice on Liquor License Transfer in Rensselaer County
Public notice states that license B-14265 has been issued by the relevant authority to the listed owner for on premise consumption at SAR Hoosick Street in Rensselaer County New York. The notice is signed by Robert Schotte shelving and denotes business details for Schotte’s Home Market Cream at 36 Hoosick Street Troy New York.
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Te Herroy
He Alea Atic
Sar Hoosick St. Thos
Renseelaer County
New York
Robert Schotteshelm
Dybia Schotte
Heoick &T
Troy
NS. Y
Congressman Attacks Polish Border Pact as Second Munich
Representative O'Konski from Wisconsin denounces the Crimean Conference agreements as a betrayal of Poland and the Atlantic Charter. He claims Poland is being sold down the river and accuses the leaders of excluding European input.
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Washington
O'Konski
Ors Wisarose
Poland
O'Ronski
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
O'Ranski
Black Sea
Churchill Isa
Roose
Velt Isa
Former Troy pair to entertain veterans at Fitzsimmons
Mr and Mrs Wilam Schatzkamer long time concert collaborators appear as dual pianists at Fitzsimmons Veterans Hospital Denver. Mrs Schatzkamer formerly Mary Bray of Spring Avenue and daughter of the late Prof Bray. The duo have toured Canada the South and West with Mia Slovenska and Company Russian ballet dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Schaizkaster
Veterans Hospital
Uso
Fitzsimmons Veterans Hospital
Denver
Schaizkauser
Mary Bray
Bray
Prof. Bray
Spring Avenue
Canada
South
Mia Slovenska
Schatakamer
New York Stadium
Paul Robeson
Schatzkamer
YWICA
Washington, DC
MacArthur Circle Hosts Patriotic Program Night
The Coll. C. L. MacArthur Circle held a patriotic observance marking Lincoln and Washington birthdays at Spanish War Hall. Miss Julia Mare and Miss Edna Musesteila led the program, Mrs. Lilian Kerr was inducted, and a nurse blanket box for George Lait at Utica Veterans Hospital was approved along with a 35 donation to the Red Cross. A Valentine party followed with prizes planned for Feb 27.
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Lincoln
Washington
C. L. MacArthur
Julia Mare
Red Cross
Mise Loretza Mahoney
Poultry Prices Listed Under New OPA Rules
The price chart lists Grade A poultry prices effective immediately for Group 1 and 3 stores. Dressed poultry prices show fryers under 31 pounds at 47 cents per pound, mixers 30 pounds and over at 37 cents, old roasters 36 cents, fowl 42 cents, capons under 57 pounds 47 cents, heavy canons and geese at 30 and 39 cents per pound respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
District 50 UMWA meeting hosts regional and local leaders
Robert Fohl regional director and Albert Cherney representative spoke at the United Mine Workers District 50 gathering held at 41 Fourth Street. Magnus Rasmuszan, president of the local, presided over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fohl
Albert Cherney
United Mine Workers of America
Fourth Street
Magnus Rasmuszan
Legion Members Volunteer Aid To Ration Board
Troy Post American Legion provided its members as volunteers for the War Price and Ration Board at The Hotel Troy t. Commancer Otto A Krauss led the group. Initially six weeks planned 12 volunteers, but numbers have exceeded expectations.
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Troy Post
American Legion
War Price and Rating Board
Troy T
Otto A. Krauss
2 Vision Association
Toeal
Byrnes Discusses Postwar Agreements and Poland Debate
Byrnes stressed American leadership in Europe and cited Greece, Poland and Yugoslavia as cases needing concerted great power action to prevent spheres of influence and internal violence. He noted unresolved decisions at the conference and discussed Poland's eastern territorial issues and Curzon’s role in postwar settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dumbarton Oaks
Byrnes
Greer
Greece
Poland
Yugoslavia
Owen Straeple
Mercency
Congress
Bailie States
Ciemenceau
France
LH Leaders to Begin Clothing Project
LH Leaders start a Woollen clothing project under Mrs Gertrude Poszink er in Merron WC A. They learn tailoring of plackets hems seams and pressed bands. Leaders may bring unfinished skirts for assistance. no new material required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merron
Gertrude Poszinker
Comeli Clothings
Ference H
Scout Troops Observe Anniversary Week Busy Observances
Scout Troops of the area mark National Boy Scout Week with church services programs and promotions. Leaders highlight growth with new recruits and uniforms seen in schools as displays of Troy manufactured gear are shown. A training meeting at Watervliet High School featuring talks on Advancement and Raising New Resources is set for tomorrow at 7 45 pm with George Patterson and Robert Johnson presenting. An executive board session convenes at 5 pm today in National City Bank with George E Davis presiding.
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Troy
Trex
Watervliet High School
Georges Patterson
Central District
Advanlemers
Troop 51
Rei View Ialk
New Secours
Robert Johnson
St. Francis de Sales Church
National City Bank
George E Davis
Certificates Filed On Three Businesses In County Clerk Records
The county clerk shows Raymond Sander at 36 Fourth Street continuing Paramount Tax Service on River Street. Siegel and Pauline Siegel of Troy report they discontinue Arcadia Dress Show at 312 River Street and the Arcadia Frocks venture will continue under Taconic Valley Furnishings with partners Herman Pohie and Charles Ulrich.
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Raymond Sander
Fourth Street
River Street
Sander
John RL Abbot
Tierman
Pauline
Siegel
Troy
Arcadia
Sammel Smokier
Brooklyn
Under & Co-Partnesr
Taconic Valley Famber Co
Bertin
Herman BR. Pohie
Hittsdale
S. TL
Charles Ulrich
Brooklin
Terdeyht
Hairdressers Schedule Open Meeting March 13
A Troy area hairdressers association opens its general meeting to all barbers and stylists in the region. The event at Stan Smith Co. on 215 River Street includes a speaker from New York and a postwar problems forum. Fernand Roesch named wars and means committee chairman for the program.
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Orhis
Troy
Mgr Anta. Wilson
Cheirmn
Stainmieni
Estee Tesh
Red Cros War Fund
Eley Alumnae Valentine Card Party Report
A Valentine card party was conducted at the YWCA by Mildred Eller alumnae. Miz Doverty Matin, president, oversaw arrangements while entertainment featured Dorisara and Eleanor Trombier’s duets. A St Patrick’s party was organized by Eloh Ti ing with Maren Yo at Anha Frombley in charge.
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Y. Wlc
Mildred Eller
Miz Doverty Matin
Dorisara
Eleanor Trombier
Sant
St. Patrick's Bar
Eloh Ti
Maren Yo
Anha-Frombley
Bennington Visitors Share News at Local Homes
Beman Park Reid LeFertiere of 2844 Seventeenth Street and Mrs Lela Hussey with daughter Miss Way Hussey of 223 Hoosick Street return from Bennington Vi. The gathering includes Mr and Mrs N B Hall and nephew Corp Joseph Doherty visiting on furlough after thirty months overseas, with his wife.
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Beman Park
Reid LeFertiere
Seventeenth Street
Lela Hussey
Miss Way Hussey
Hoosick Street
Benhington
N. B. Hall
Corp
Joseph Doherty
Bennington
Mountain View Women Organize Fire Auxiliary
Mountain View residents form a Fire Auxiliary to support the local fire company. Hugh Jaynes outlined the group’s purpose and was named president. Officers named include Mrs Albina Becher as vice president Mrs Carol Detre treasurer and Mrs Ruth Prefountain temporary secretary. Nominations stay open until February 27 for officer elections.
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Hugh Jaynes
Albina Al_ vice
Airs
Carol Becher
Marjorie
Detre
Offic
Clifford Cooper
Rene Morand
M Barold Shaver
Ruth Prefountain
Autopsy Planned After Woman Miss Lucy Sargent Dies
Miss Lucy Sargent died suddenly after police took her from the Fi Ree Hotel to Troy hospital. Officer J. Gartne and Driver Thomas Maguire assisted, and Cordner J. Cote was notified. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Sargent
Pam
Troy
Fi Ree
Gobn J. Pohl
Thomas Maguire
Serst
John J. Gartne
Cordner
J. Cote
Miss Sargent
Ate
First Baptist Church Men Elect Forum Leaders
Samuel Evats was elected president of the Men’s Forum at the annual meeting in the church. Howard Dill named membership chairman and Arthur H. Irrens program chairman. J Alien Van Wie gave a illustrated talk on the Canadian Rockies. Rev. Richard Cummings spoke on service members and letters from Luxembourg France and Assen. A pancake and sausage supper preceded the meeting with Evans Lofgren and Joseph Wallen in charge.
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Samuel Evats
First Baptist Church
Howard Dill
Arthur H. Irrens
J. Alien van Wie
Rockies
Richard Cummings
Luxembourg
France
AsSeam
Evans
Lofgren
Jozeph Wallen
Supreme Court Justice Receives Hebrew Medal for Understanding
Associate Justice Frank Murphy of the U S Supreme Court was awarded a Hebrew Medal for promoting better understanding between Christians and Jews. The American Hebrew presented the honor noting Murphy’s leadership against anti Semitism and his chairmanship of an organization dedicated to that cause.
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Washington GY
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Lightweight title bout ends with St Pierre KO in Bristol Arena
In New Bedford Massachusetts 4 Benny Singleton knocks out Oscar St Pierre of Falmouth River in the ninth round of a scheduled 12 round bout before about 2500 fans at the Bristol Arena. The Waterbury Connecticut youth service in the Merchant Marine is noted.
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New Bedford
Mass
Benny Singleton
Tiyveereld
Waterbury
Conn
Merchant Marine
England
Oscar St. Pierre
Pail River
Bristol Arena
Green Kayoes Berg In Seventh Round at Memorial Auditorium
Johnny Green from Lackawanna defeated Maxim Berger of New York by knockout in the seventh round before 2,500 fans on the Hudson Boxing Club card at Memorial Auditorium. Green dominated from the start, dropping Berger six times.
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Green Kayoes Berg
Buffalo
Johnny Green
Lackawanna
Maxim Berger
New York
Hudson Boxing Club
Memorial Auditorium
Green
New Yorker
Cohoes Man Awarded Air Medal for Valor
In mid winter a Cohoes man received the Air Medal for heroism during a bombing mission. The citation notes his squadron faced severe enemy fire and a dangerous retreat, with his crew enduring heavy losses yet continuing the mission.
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Cohoes
Jobr
Ergetk
Alzh
Allied notes on possible Nazi withdrawal from northern Italy
Allied reports outline conditions under which German forces might retreat from north Italy in the coming weeks. Signs of retreat remain uncertain as German units pull back in stages, aided by rear guards and prepared positions, shaping a potential large battle front on the eastern and other fronts.
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Rome
Allied Command
Sterdays
Wella
Hazeaziz
92nd Division Repulsed In North Italy Attack
The US 92nd Division and its supporting armor suffered relatively high casualties and tank losses during a Ligurian front assault in North Italy, repulsed with no net gains. Official dispatches note the division relinquished positions north of the Cinque Canal and withdrew back to near its original lines.
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Rome
Ica
Ligurianji Fonsial
15Th Army
Lion
Mark W. Glark
Lorrain
Cinqualé Canal
Stretioia
Garrison Meeting Held at Spanish War Hall
A meeting led by Commander James C. Dundon was held last night at Spanish War Hall with Lieut. Joseph P. F. addressing the gathering. The group plans to attend the annual massing of Ava St. Pauls Episch, organized by William Ster, Sons of the American. Next meeting scheduled with Duffe Lumcasen in attendance.
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Joseph P. F
Big Three Housed in Separate Palace
A garbled report describes the three leaders staying in distinct palaces during a naval movement near the coast. The text mentions ships and a view of the sea, with plans to steer toward Turkey.
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Black Sea
Turkey
French to Probe Famous American Pair Washi Case
A French investigation questioned whether the United States would protest a possible asset linkage to a famous American couple. Officials declined to name the couple, saying the Treasury was asked about potential assets and a response from the U.S. government was not given.
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United Mates
Americana
Mercenthau
United States
Treasury
Navy Official Sees Need To Continue Lend Lease Pact
Navy official H Struve Hensel told a House committee the lend lease program should continue beyond its June expiry. He urged accelerated aid among Allies with focus on the Pacific after Germany’s collapse. He said pins are being formulated to extend the act for one year based on exchange of war materials.
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Navy
Washington
H. Struve
Hensel
House
Hazi
Europe
Pacific
Freshman Sophomore Tri-Y Group Plans Pantomime Night
Several plays were read and discussed at a meeting of the W C AL by the Tray High School group. Miss presided and Mi Victor attended as a demonstrator for a pantomime planned by the students.
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W.C
Tray High School
Tri-Y Gro Enacione
Fsture da Miss
Mi ‘Vitor
Two Cehoes Men Killed In Action
Two Cehoes soldiers are reported killed in action amid ongoing hostilities. The report names young men among the casualties and notes intense fighting in the region. Further official details and casualty lists are not yet released.
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Cehoes
Red Cross Nursing Classes Open in Cohoes
A Red Cross Home Nursing class begins in Cohoes with a schedule of two sessions and details announced yesterday. The article notes a funeral service for Ravatond Sebas at 2 am at residence 151 Congress Street and a requiem mass at St. Cauren with Rev. James J. Mone officiating. Eunice Santare gelo and James J. McMann sang during the mass. Bearers included Josepa Magna Antheny CL Cappablanca, Mashandrea Reipa and Valerig and Louis Scavie. the text also mentions funeral notices and local clergy in St. Agnes and St. Joseph parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josepa Magna Antheny
Cappablanca
Mashandrea
Reipaan Valerig
Louis Scavie
Charles £. Monk
St. Agnes
O.M.C
St. Joseph’s
Joseph AC
Descon
Paul i. Dehy
Sundar Staten Island
James
Caixins
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Ed Darstd
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Lies
Parec Shutha
Stanley Gorzelnix
Willard Patton
Troy Girl
MacArthur Circle
Legion
Scout Troops
Eley
Mountain View Women
Fire Auxiliary
First Baptist Church Men’s Forum
Italy
92Nd Division
Garrison Meets
Aller D. Bishop
Wellington Bishop
Third Street
Waterford
Navigators’ School
Hondo Army Air Field
Hondo
Tex
Army Air Corps
Bishop
Ect
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Tao Ceboes
Santi
Nursi
Hai Bis
Verare Elpine
Othe
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