Patent Office To Return to Washington
Frederick C. Othan notes the United States Patent Office will return to Washington from Richmond Virginia after wartime space shortages. He highlights various quirky inventor items including an automatic egg frying machine by Clarence Beatty of San Francisco, a skis and bed springs maker Strand Ski Co, a three-battleship air carrier by Aller Kelly, and a hat camera device by John L. Johnson.
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Frederick C.othan Washingrosby
United States Patent Office
Richmond
Washington
Beadie
Clarence
Beatty
San Francisco
Bay
The
Strand Ski Co
New Rickgnard
Wis
John HL. Bure
Donald J. Driscoll
Lee B. Milter
West Bend
Fox
Aller O. Kelly
Carlsbad
Calif
John L. Johnson
Pinehurst
Wash
Arthur E. Benson
Springfield
Mass
Horace H. Kent
Thomas A. Dolan
Chicago
Boris Belcher
Philadelphia
Athletics
Phillies
Patent Office
Mrs Lulu K Crapser Dies in Massena
Mrs Lulu King Crapser 65 wife of former State Supreme Court Justice John C Crapser died Saturday night in Massena Hospital. She was a Gloversville native survived by her husband her mother Mrs Elizabeth King and a son William 8 Crapser all of Massena. Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow afternoon.
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Massena
Lulu King Crapser
State Supreme Court
John C. Crapser
Massena Hospital
Gloversville
Crapser
Elizabeth King
William 8. Crapser
Americans Break Through German Front Near Cologne
Western Front dispatch reports a major American breakthrough with 38 German towns fallen. Units from Ninth Army push beyond Duren toward the Rhine with a Roosevelt-led force in action near Juelich and Muenchen Gladbach. Casualties described as low. German prisoners totaled around 5,000 as defenses collapse. The advance threatens the Ruhr factories while air support is limited by rain.
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Ammy Auiser
Cologne
Stalingrad
Courtney M. Hodges
Oueren
Erit
Dueren
Simpson
Ninth
Colognebauld
Erie River
Oberemht
Juelich
Rhine
Ruhr
Celend
Tthe
Noerth[ees
Kuathausen
Muenchen-Gladbach
Roosevelt Eibe
Ninth Army
Lenten Service and Easter Cantata Plans At Local Churches
Waterford rector Rev Arthur W Abraham will preach at the Lenten service at St Pauls Greenwich at 7:30 pm today. The choir, directed by Robert Van Steenburg, will rehearse after. The First Baptist Church choir will present an Easter cantata on Palm Sunday evening. Notices note meetings of the King's Guard, Ladies Union, and Presbyterian events this week including a dinner at John House Memorial and midweek worship led by Rev Herbert C Willenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Abraham
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Greenwich
Pe Episcopal Church
Robert van Steenburg
First Baptist
King’s Guard
Ladies’ Union
William Hicks
Broad Street
Af & Pan
Frederick Esterby
First Presbyterian
John House
The
Presbyterian Union of
St. Francis’ Church
Richard Merson
St Francis de Sales’ Church
W.S
C.S
Trinity Methodist Church
Donald G. Spyder
Winter Street
Air Secret Heart
William A. Perry
Waterford Methodist
Chureh
Arthur A.randmesser
Third Presbyterian Church
Wagnite
East Side Aldia Men s Club meets at 8 30 pm
East Side Aldia Men s Club 3E meets today at 8 30 pm in the clubroom 735 Pawling Avenue. Thomas A Maguire president will conduct the business meeting and receive reports from the nominating committee. A smoker and refreshment will follow.
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Aldia Men's Club
Pawling Avenue
Thomas A. Maguire
Curfew Control Board Formed to Enforce City Edict
Mrs Anya M Rosenberg named to head a three member Curfew Control Board with authority to decide which establishments fall under the curfew and to grant exemptions for entertainment and dining. Edward J Mikojdnes named chairman. State Police may assist as Governor Dewey cooperates, with a meeting planned with theater groups and restaurant associations.
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Anya M. Rosenberg
Rozenberg
Edward FP
Mik Jodnes
Tel
Dewey
Cam Inhis Stody
Green Island Man Dies in Hospital
William A. Bicarilla a Green Island resident and husband of Ruth E Walsh died suddenly at Troy Hospital after a brief illness He was a carpenter at Hawserman Co Cleveland OH and a member of Holy Name Society St Josephs Church Green Island Council Knights of Columbus He is survived by wife son William A Jr three sisters Mrs William Velletta Mrs Mary Velletta Lieut Theresa R Ingrato and three brothers Abraham J Picariis Samuel A Ingrato and S Sgt Benny J Ingrato Interment will be at St Marys Cemetery Troy Funeral services will be from his fathers residence 404 George Street Green Island tomorrow at 9 am with a solemn requiem mass at St Josephs Church.
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Willian
A. Bicarilla
Green Island
Ruth E. Walsh
Troy Schenectady
Troy Hospital
Hawserman Co
Cleveland
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
Knights of Columbus
Joseph Ingrato
Angela Picarillo
Ingrato
William A. Picarillo
William Velletta
Mechanicville
Mary Velletta
Theresa R. Ingrato
Abraham J. Picariis
Uroy
Samuel A. Ingrato
Benny J. Ingrato
Combat Armas
European Way Theater
Sand
Nepheirs
George Street
Tomorow
St Joseph's Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Troy
Planes Fly Many Miles For Army's ATC Contract
A wartime aviation history notes that Boeing Stratoliners began ATC service to Cairo three years ago and, by January 1, Arm y Air Transport Command pilots logged over 952 million miles with ATC planes and 216 million more by contract carriers, totaling over a million miles. Domestic carriers, including Transcontinental & Western Air, Pan American Airways, Continental Airlines, and others contributed to the evolving air supply network. Flight lines moved from Stratoliners to C54 Skymasters and later toward Constellation replacements as the war surplus fleet modernized.
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Washington
Cairo
Air Transport Command
ATC
Gomery
Pearl Harbor
Jao
Air Rt Command
Transcontinental & Western Air
Troy Guard Members to See Marine Films
The Marine Corps runs of rifte marksmanship and championship matches at Camp Perry Ohio will be shown tonight at the State Armory to member units of the State Guard stationed in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Camp Perry
Ohio
State Armory
State Guard
Troy
Troy Curfew Changes Silent Across City After Weekends
The city faced a wartime curfew tightening as late hours were rolled back to accommodate fuel shortages. The Behr-Manning area plants and bowling centers planned earlier openings for shift workers, while theaters and restaurants reduced hours, ending service after midnight. War workers were visible around closed tavern doors during the new curfew period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Aley
Behr-Manning Corp
Bart -Arsenal
Hquor
Strali
Memorial for Air Mail Pioneer Captain Jack Knight
Buchanan Michigan mourns Captain Jack Knight a famed air mail pioneer who died Saturday night at 53. Knight held the American record for miles flown without a serious accident amassing over 2 400 000 miles and 15 000 flight hours in a career spanning 25 years. Funeral services arranged for the renowned flyer.
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Buchanan
Mich
Jack Knight
Pioneer Air Mail
Knight
Wnight
Shirley Carr
Memorial Methodist Youth Fellowship and Choir Notes
Sycaway reports a Senior Youth Fellowship party at the Simmonds home in honor of Seaman William DeMers who has returned home briefly from Sampson. Miss Jane Sutliffe of New York visited her parents in town. The junior choir hosted a Saturday party at the church basement with Miss Meg Patterson, Mrs. Pear Leeisel, and others managing games and music. Memorial Church notes list tomorrow’s Red Cross meeting, sewing, junior and senior choir rehearsals, and an ecumenical Young Peoples service at Minith Presbyterian Church with several leaders and selected musical offerings.
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Memorial Methodist Church
Ciarence Simmonds
William DeMers
Woodrow Court
Sampson
Jane Sutlife
New York
Edward Sutliffe
South Lake Avenue
Memorial
Methodist Church
Rey
David’ J. Livingstone
Meg Patterson
Pear Leeisel
Salty Person
Sirs_ Gordes
Banker
Edna
Kirch
Ili
Elide
Red Cross
Memorial Church
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ Disciples
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Minith Presbyterian Church
Pepples
Lois
Ladowie
Frank Keper
Elon Uphoff
Virginia Simpson
Dorothy Ives
Geraldine Backensie
Katherine Rooney
Efton Uphoff
Inj
Ruth Ives
Marion MacAuley
Eastern Loop Retains Four Umpires Rebuilds 1935 staff
Winesport Pennsylvania report notes Lach ern Baseball League keeps four umpires from last year Charley Moore Dick Kuzma George McDonald and joined Sammer. Ed Hurley moved to the American Association leaving Ree dolphi to seek higher class. John Stevens contributed previously in Philadelphia war plant. Hal Reason and Tex Willeford not retained and Gene Alfinger and Harry King added from other circuits.
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Winesport
Thomas A. Richardson
Lachern Baseball League
Charley Moore
Uehy
Dick Kuzma
George McDonald
Sammer
Ed’ Hurley
American Association
Reedolphi
Navy
John Stevens
Philadelphia
Hal Reason
Tex Witleford
Reason
Willeford
League
Gene Alfinger
Amercan Association
Harry King
Company A Drills At Armory In Guard Mount
Company A, Second Regiment, New York Guard, held its weekly drill at the Armory under Lieut John Corcoran. Lieut Charles H Burkhardt led guard mount with Sergeants Dwyer and Alfred Curtin. Recruits instructed by Sergt Servis and Corp Pelther. Submachine guns explained by Staff Sgt James and Corp Iguik. McGhie oversaw quarters. A noncommissioned officers' school begins Thursday followed by a military basketball league game between Regimental and Headquarters Detachments.
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New York Guard
Armiory
John Corcoran
Charles H. Burkhardt
Serge
Clarence T
Dwyer
Sergi
Alfred T. -Curtin
Rfis
Artnor F. Servis
Corp
Edward F Pelther
Thompson and Reising
Staf
Sergi Herbert P. James
Gerald W. Iguik
Robert McGhie
Réid
Five Bodies Found in Abandoned Funeral Home
Police continue probe after five deceased individuals were found in caskets inside an empty funeral home in Binghamton. Death certificates indicate four adults and a child died natural deaths about a year ago. Children exploring the building opened a coffin Saturday and alerted authorities. The site had been abandoned two to three months, and the owner remains unknown.
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Binghamton LP
Otto J. Krauser
Krause
Cohoes Church Marks Weeklong Milestone Celebration
A Cohoes church concludes a week of celebration marking its fiftieth anniversary. The service featured former pastors and members, a choir led by organist Giasier, and a sermon emphasizing unity with the Almighty. A plaque in Harold Churen, Saunton, England, was cited for inspiration. A history booklet will be mailed to armed forces members. addresses requested.
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Sadamesx
Pars
Batt Ie Ebarne
Mun
Cheer
Protebio Organiss Giasier
Morrison
Boje
Harold Churen
Saunton
England
Roger Skinney
Harold Ko Barnum
Suit Against Cohoes Settled
Widow Mrs. Eimwa White of 2 Cataract Street claimed injuries after a fall caused by Day Cort Builders and the Tocel Sem on property between 23 Nel and 2 Mas. The suit sought salaries and damages for leg and body injuries, totaling 23,500 with settlement reached against the city of Cohoes.
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Cohoes
Eimwa White
Sade
Waite
White
Felture
Cort Builders
Aidewalx
Sevniemedt
Death of Cohoes Alderman Charles Potts
Charles Y Potts longtime Cohoes alderman and former Albany County Board of Supervisors member dies at 68 Willow Street residence He was born in England resident of Cohoes since childhood and served 1928 to 1930 on the county board Survived by three daughters four sons two sisters and a brother Funeral follows at St Johns Episcopal Church Cohoes with burial in St Agnes Cemetery Royal Arch Masons to meet at the Masonic Temple tomorrow night James Adriance high priest to preside
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Adderman
Charles V. Potes
Ward
Cohoes
England
Bese
Albany County Board of Ors
Mary Daler
Willan Sorel
Bert van- Deear
Clarence Favreau
Edward
Wiliam
Harold
Charles
Codves
Exama Westcott
Fred Potts
City Island
Willow Street
Schurler D. Jenkins
St John'’s Episcopal Church
St. Agnes Cemetery
Royal Arch Masons
Mesonic
Matthew Adriance
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