Centenarian Mortensen Dies in Lansingburg Funeral Rites
Mrs Katine Mortensen a Lansingburg centenarian dies Sunday night at her daughter's home. Services set for 2 PM tomorrow at Stason Chapel 588 Second Avenue with Rev Seth Cunningham of the Svat Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. She celebrated her 100th birthday Aug 25 born in Akershus Norway Aug 25 1845. She came to this country in 1882 with children to join her husband who had come a year earlier. Survived by two daughters Mrs Clarence with Miss Rachel Kristen Mortensen of Troy and Long Branch eight grandchildren six great grandchildren and several in law relations.
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Katine Mortensen
Lanughigburg Centaclin
Garknon
Tonarow
Stason Chapel
Second Avenue
Seth Cenung
Svat Presbyterian Church
Lans- Ingburg
Oukwood
Martensen
Aker
Norway
Mortensen
Gur Saviour's
Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Society
Dicksfield, Me
John K
Jon A
David L. Trubee
Dicksfield
William L. Glarkson
Troy
Oun J. Mortensen, Jr
Brooklyn
Robert Breck Mortensen
Buffalo
Nazi parachute proves no hit with U S jumper
San Diego reports Nazi designed parachute used by Robert Ly Fromus failed to safely deploy at 8 000 feet. Open patchwork canopy snagged by a tree, he landed with minor injuries after a five minute hang and feared broken limbs. Witnesses noted the eerie descent and a standing crowd reaction.
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Cal
Robert Ly
Fromus
Huss J. Me
Mandale
Pigmas
Dusigaud
Det
Fragmented City Notice Reflects Jailer Incident
A garbled report describes city officials and police figures in an embarrassing situation involving a jailer named Cowan. The piece mentions a request for $16 for broken glasses and damaged clothing, with scattered references to a wallet and a comparison to aviation and bird flight principles.
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Tilsen
Olu
Ray Cowan
Nm Telter
Fragmented OCR item on reform bids and local schools
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions bids for a reform vote in New York area schools and refers to school names, potential renovations, and local authorities. Sparse readable names hint at Bard of Education and North Main area context, with unclear dates or figures.
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Uegtien
Tee Betwul
Mietaweville
Hei York
Wil
Loin
Fara
Hoeh
North oMain
Eurpet
Hitler’s Last Messengers Detail Capture and Escape
The article reports on captured German officers and messengers tied to Hitler’s final days. It recounts failed journeys to reach Schoener and other figures, the sealing of the Reich Chancellery, and the discovery of testament documents by allied agents. It notes names such as Loren, Johannmeier, Paustin, Zander, Bormann, and Von Greist, and outlines their fates as the war ended.
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Hiller
Arg
Wielwofeld
AIG
Benng Loren
Propaganda Ministry
Hitler
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Willi Johannmeier
Fuhhrer
Walter Wagner
Berlin
Hva
Nanna Ruitsen
Reitseh
Charlottensburger Chuuree
Teitter von Greist
Gorriiys
von Grein
Etter
Doenitz
Messanger
Charlottenbirger Chaussee
Cruevewald
Hanover 1
Sind
Gonrphee
Lorenz
Reteh
Laren
Johannmeier
Téoriohn
Rus
Ong Wessenger
Patastin
Tunity Bui
Thad Amuy
Reith
Pysttt
Pausha
Ther
Intelligence hearings reveal disputed Pearl Harbor warnings
In hearings, Stark testifies on long running Pacific reconnaissance gaps and New Deal era messages. He says Kimmel and Short received limited long range assets while Marshall and Churchill papers show prewar plans. Charts, cables, and British intelligence notes illuminate prior attitudes toward a Japanese attack and U S warnings.
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Penel Harbor
Mitlee
Kuntmel
Shart
George CG. Marghall
Atay Ghler
Stef
Ani
Navy
Marahall
Rhod
Short
War Department
Leonard I. Geraw
Tiue
Marshall
Stark
Starx
Kamel
Kimmel
Thomas C. Hart
Martha
St.i
Witus
Insut Roke
Japan
Guse
R-Mick
Shent
Londe
Washington
Southeast Asia
Towhay
Pearl Harbor timing and Navy warning after action
Testimony shows Marshall and Pearl Harbor officials discussing delays in warning, reliance on incomplete messages, and perceived Navy withholding of information. Short cites belief that hostilities would be limited but acknowledges possible uprisings, with questions about cooperation between services and the adequacy of prewar alerts.
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Pia
Honolulu
Mauahall
Hauan
Birtles al Recovery
Ain
Navy
Short
Hoy
Stark
Kimrarl
Tite Mirshall
European women advance in wartime progress at international congress
At the International Congress of Women in Varin attendees from 35 countries celebrated women’s wartime gains in politics and society. French women voted for the first time, winning 32 seats. British and American votes also noted. Delegates described women aiding resistance, holding offices, and demanding equal pay, with testimonies from Yugoslav and Czech representatives highlighting rights gains and postwar roles.
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Shin
Wortsa
Varin
Corbell Ashby
Amnertcans
Maquis Movinees
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