St Barnabas Rector James Whitcomb to Leave Troy
Rev. James L. Whitcomb, rector of St Barnabas Episcopal Church in Troy, resigns after three and a half years to become rector of Grace Church in Cambridge. He arrived September 4, 194... He chaired boys work and many educational duties. successors being explored. Roosevelt hints at 1954 Pulitzer bid in Cambridge archives.
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James L. Waitcomb
Barnabas’ Episcopal Church
Siemy Weare
Grace Eph Cauwreds
Whitcois
George A. Brook
Joosae School
Box
2Well Xnow Philanthropic Fanzmatics
As &Rettor
Lane Delaware Boys
Chuir
Camip St Det Saee
F.D.R
Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Harvard Tlsss
IKK
Red Cross War Fund Drive Opens Across Green Island
Green Island and Mra Eines host a group of volunteers for a Red Cross War Fund drive kickoff. Frank Dwyer announces 12 districts are assigned with canvassing instructions. Simmons will chair the lead committee, with school coordination at St Joseph's School and oversight by Mrs Hurley and Mrs VanBuskirk. Volunteers without equipment urged to report to Corporation Hall drive headquarters.
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Red Cross
West Sand Lake Church Events Mentioned This Evening
The Legal Berean Class meets at Mrs. C. V. Waterbury's home with Mg Earl Stifee in charge. A Lenten service at the Methodist Church features Rev. William J. c of Watervliet as guest speaker on The Spirit of Caleb. Mr Clark sings. Laymen's Day is observed at the church Sunday led by James Hargrave.
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C. V. Waterbury
Mg. Earl Stifee
Methodist
William J. c
First Presbyterian Church
Watervliet
Caleb
Clark
James Hargrave
Racial Rights Bill Faces Delayed Albany Vote
Report from Albany notes GOP leaders pressuring for passage of a nonpartisan anti discrimination bill as Assembly delays action until Wednesday. The measure would ban racial employment discrimination and impose penalties including fines and potential imprisonment for violators.
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Albany
Socabedives
Quinn
G.O.P
GOP
Feaders
Liges
Joe BR
Sanley
Benjamin Sein-berg
Assembly
Geraldi D. Heck
Ste
Dewey
Heex
John H. Ferri
Dent
Senate
Viberg
Referendutt
Bontecou
Ibn Saud's Wives Power and Saudi Influence Stated
The piece discusses Ibn Saud having multiple wives, divorce ease in Moslem law, and his large clan of sons while stressing his status as independent Arab ruler and guardian of Mecca and Medina. It notes Roosevelt's interest in Saud beyond wives and mentions global influence and postwar context.
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Steve
Ibn Saud
Arabia
Egypt
Farouk
Fon
Mecca
Medina
Saudi Arabia
Roosevelt
Tou Saud Jerafurmmning
Yalta Copstight
Belt Syetients, Inc
Captain Keeley Returns From West Service Career
Captain John Keeley, former commander of Troop G, State Police, retired from state service in February after a long career starting July 16, 1917. He rose from noncommissioned ranks to lieutenant in 1831, captain in 1931, and served at Troop A Batavia Troop D Oneida and Troop G Troy before retirement in 1943. He worked at the DuPont plant in Paseo, Washington, and returned home on completion of his final assignment.
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John Si Keeley
Pe Pee
IHS
I DuPont de Nedmours Co. Inc
Paseo
Wash
Euclid Avenue
Batavia
Oneida
Troy
Run victim dies after hit and run near Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls University police investigate the death of 65 year old Robert C. Davis struck by a hit and run driver last night. Investigators seek information to identify the fleeing motorist and determine circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
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Niagara Falls
Uni
Robert C. Davis
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Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and entities. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable portion.
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Eaze
Sindow
Dokriessi
O Neill Rocshields Aqueduct Scanda and Shanks Probe
A retrospective on O Neill and the Aqueduct and Camp Shanks grafts. Dewey’s decisions left O Neill in a mixed role as investigations rise. The DOJ begins grand jury presentations amid political tensions and delayed prosecutions.
Annulment Decree Set Aside by Court
An interlocutory annulment decree set aside by Justice Murray, delaying the finalization of Elizabeth C. Gingersky and John Gingersky's case. The 1833–dated matter involves Abraham C. Goldstein and David Rosenfeld, with broad commentary on legal processes and accountability in public affairs.
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Justice Wiliam
Murray
Elizabeth C. Gingersk
Sar Fromr John, Gingersky
Abraham
C. Goldstein
Gingersky
Marines Storm Tokyo area Invasion Marks Turning Point
The article lauds the United States Marines as the premier amphibious force, detailing the Tokyo area landings as a pivotal turning point in the Pacific war. It notes soldiers faced expected losses yet with rapid casualty evacuation and emphasizes the effort as confirming Japan as the Mikado’s home while praising Marine training and resolve.
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Normandy
Japan
Tokyo
Pigins
Phos
Army
United Sates
Mikado
Twa
Flame Throwers Clear Last Nazis From Reich Town
War correspondent Ann Stringer details a cleared German town as flamethrowers target a stubborn Nazi position. The scene includes frontline soldiers, snipers, and the intense visual of fiery siege amid winter rubble and ruined streets.
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Reich Town
Ann Stringer
Tam
Wes
North Bennington Men in Service and Local Nursing Corps
North Bennington residents are listed with military assignments and service updates. Witlingy Dailey is in Pacific service. Mrs. Lilian Patten is hospitalized at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Albert White travels to Riverside, California to join AMM 3/e Albert White. Eat Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris, returns home on a nine day leave from San Francisco. Miss Alice Kirkwood and Lorraine Moffit, Cadet Nurse Corps members in Albany, spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Charles Austin completed a home nursing course at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Herbert Millington, recently medically discharged from the Navy, expected home in South Shaftsbury. Sergt. Royal Scott qualified as marksman at Pope Field Fort Bragg. Marjorie Jolivette returned to work in Washington, Ohio. Carl Jolivette Jr. returned to Georgia after visiting his parents. Seventy-five Bennington County men were examined in Rutland for service, including George Bushee, Clair Salmon, Stephen Vince, Joseph Zagata, Ernest Green, Donald and Harold Harrington, Charles Martin, and Marshall Green.
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Witlingy Dailey
Pacific Area
Lilian Patten
West Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albert White
Riverside
Cal
Eat Harris
Jack Harris
San Francisco
Alice Kirkwood
Lorraine Moffit
Cadet Nurse Corps
Albany
Charles Austin
Herbert Millington
Navy
South Sheftsbury
Royal Scott
Pope Field
Fort Bragg
N.C
First
Troop Carrier Command
Marjorie Jolivette
Carl Jolivetet Hes
Washington, Oh. C
Carl Jolivette, Jr
Georgia
Bennington Country
Rutland
George Bushee
Clair Salmon
Stephen Vince
Joseph Zagata
Ernest Green
Donald
Harold Harrington
Charles Martin
Marshall Green
Koiso Apologizes for Reid on Tokyo
Premier Gen. Muriaki Moses formally apologized to Reid on Tokyo for damage caused by American raids. The Domei Agency reported the apology, noting Koiso spoke from the imperial palace. He said he regretted the damage to important property while condemning the enemy's arrogance.
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United Press
Muriaki Moses
Hirahita
Tokyo
Domei Agency
Imperial Palace
Hoise
Backfire Costs in Worcester Court Case
On a complaint by neighbors alleging a car backfired noisily every morning, Robert A. Johnsnn was haled into court, convicted of disturbing the peace, and fined.
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Worcester
Masaki
Robert A. Johnsnn
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