Troy Soldier Survives Heart Wound From War Service
Private O'Brien of Troy survived a shell fragment in the heart during fighting in France. After delicate surgery and a penicillin plug, he recovered, learned to breathe with both lungs, and helps others at a Ragland base hospital as he nears discharge. He entered the Army at 18 after graduating from Lansingburg High School in 1942.
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Gbries
Wiliam
M. O'Brien
Cluvtt, Peabody & Co., Inc
O'Brien
France
Tearn
Lansingburg High School
May LeFleur
Sixca Avenua
Corp
John’ DB. LeFleur
Army
Pic
Gerald T. LeFleur
Msrice Corps
Withlem LeFleur
Army Engineers
Joba
Belzin
Lansingburg
Sarapre
Wateh
Carnara LePrest
Lantingburg High School
Phoenix Hotel
Gerald
Pacific
Lansinsburs High School
Montgomery Ward
The
Hudson Motor Co
Palestine Chapter to Meet At Lansingburg Masonic Temple
The Palestine Chapter O B 5 will meet Thursday March 3 at the Lansingburg Masonic Temple. Mrs Grace Jennings and William C Groesbeck presided at last meeting. Plans were made to entertain Master Masons of the district later. Refreshments were served by Mrs Minna Groesbeck and her committee.
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Palestine
O. B
Lansingburg Masonic Temple
Grace Jennings
William C. Groesbeck
Minna Groesbeck
Small Class Graduated At Williams College
Williams College’s fifth wartime graduating class received BA degrees from President James P. Baxter at a Faculty House ceremony in Williamstown Mass. Thirty civilians and 19 former Williams men from Army or Navy programs were awarded diplomas. Baxter urged responsibility of civilian graduates, noted teacher and scientist shortages after the war, and praised small group instruction for leadership and broad understanding across fields.
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Williams College
James P. Baxter
Faculty House
Williamstown
Mass
Chapin Hah
Williams
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Absntir
Siate
Baxter
State's Egg Production Drops in New York
January egg production in New York State fell from 14,370,600 to 13,183,000. The agricultural statistics service notes a decline in laying hens and an overall drop since January 1, 1924, while milk cows and heifers on farms totaled 7,370,000 last January 1, down from earlier figures.
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New York State
State Agricultural Statistical Service
Soldier James T. Conroy reported killed in WWII sinking
Private James T. Conroy of 106 Hill Street is listed by the War Department as killed September 7, 1944 while being moved from the Philippines as a prisoner of war when a freighter was sunk by an American submarine. He had enlisted in 1939, served at Clark Field, was captured, and died a year after a prison camp status reported him safe and well. His family includes brother Joseph in the Army at Camp Bowie and two other brothers who served overseas.
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Pic
James T. Conroy
Thomas F. Conroy
Hill Street
War Department
Philippines
Conroy
Catholic Central High School
Air Corps
Clark Field
No. 2
Joseph
Camp Bowie
Tex
John
William
Anti Seaway Resolution Drafted in Albany Legislation
Albany Republicans oppose any completion of the St Lawrence Seaway route and any gubernatorial support. Assemblymen Wilson C Van Duzer Pepwolienwea Hess Reaux steer a bloc seeking resolutions to block Seaway funding and authority. They argue state canal supervisors protest state backing and warn subsidies would harm rail and inland waterway industries.
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Stef
Albany
St. Lawrence Ship Canal
Lawrence
New York
van Diver
Congress Azsinar Nba
St. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Congress
Seaway Plan Sparks GOP Battle in Albany
Fragmentary text shows Governor Dewey criticizing federal inaction on a controversial seaway. The power authority backs the plan while upstate legislators and others oppose. The debate centers on state control versus federal oversight and potential impact on private business.
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van Dmer
Dewey
Vanic
Wei Duzer
Vanissfes
America
Duzer
Knights of Columbus Initiate Large Class In Arks Council
Iray Conseil Nevada I of Columbus Arkansas begins its regular meeting with initiation of a large class of candidates in connection with the councils regular session. A meeting of the past grand knights of the council will follow the initiation.
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Knights of Columbus
Iray Conseil, Nv. I
Columbus
Ars
Conneil
Area Man Sentenced for Manslaughter
Deen Conreiy, 58, of Me Wee pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced by Acting Sacerara Counc! ludge George O Conrelty to serve five years in Clinton Posom. The death of Mire Tren Hermes occurred at her home on Esyeia Avenue, Mecksnicville, following a dispute over money exchange.
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Deen Conreiy
Manceaghies
Wes
Yezterdareo
Clinton Posom
Dammemers
Sacerara
George Oconrelty
Pleedia
Incensece Bowhe
Mire Tren Hermes
Zeige
Esyeia Avenue
Mecksnicville
Leo
I Waz
Leonard
Rowe
Jadi Searee
Letters Issued in Cartwright Estate
Letters of administration issued in Cartwright estate for Mrs. Catherine Cartwright who died in this city. Owen A Cartwright of 342 Third Street, Rentsclave County, is appointed. Estate includes $10 personal and $300 real estate at First Avenue and Serstega property. Proceedings recorded in Sun rogate's Court with attorney listed.
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Cathering
Wright
Owen A Cartwright
Third Street
Sunrogate's Court
First Avenue
Serstega
Ehother Armand F. Cadarigat
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O’brien
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Army Hospital
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Ragland
New York Herald Tribune
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Seezan Brothers, Inc
William A. O'Brien
Homer Laughlin Co
Haviland
Shane
Dresden
Drikabe Sreuwane
Owak Biassey
Morning Glory
Cartwright
Chas. H. Gardner
First St
S&s
Hudson Beauty Shop
Thebadat
Feluay
oFferatuns
Ewaantes Kan
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