New Hitler Rallies Reich For Last Gasp
International News Service reports a renewed Hitler broadcast aimed at spurring a last-ditch campaign as World War II drags on. The New York dispatch notes a calmer voice, fatigue in delivery, and emphasis on unity, total war, and renewed sacrifice to rally the German people.
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Ace International News
Senice
Pierre J. Huss
Preavar
Berlin
Spainzer
INS
Wien
Ruer
Saar
Huss
Reich’ Populare
Hiller
New York
Hip
Plerre J. Huss
Stat
Germian
Wasi
Germany
Europe
Reich
Fuehrer
Father Ek
Enduring Nazi Offensive Pushed Against Allied Forces
Wartime dispatch describes Hitler’s apparent presence near the Saar front and a pledged campaign against Luxembourg and Belgium. Prisoners recount rumors of Hitler’s appearances and the Führer’sMobilization calls as Allied armies press a decisive, grinding struggle to crush the Wehrmacht before Hitler’s fall.
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Hitler
Luxembourg
Belgium
Saar Front
Saat
Germany
Asic
Wehrmacht
Acre
Hoosick Falls Local 46 Party Hosts and Community Notes
About 250 attended Local 46 United Rubber Workers annual holiday party in Hoosick Falls with dancing and refreshments. Church and charity events include Philothea Society meeting at 8 p.m., Women’s Society sewing at 10 a.m., and a Girls' Friendly Society card party at Saint Parish Hall. Obituary notes Mrs Dora Peters McEachron, longtime Hoosick Falls resident, died at Samaritan Hospital Troy after years of illness. she was a Sunday School teacher and member of several local groups.
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Local 46
United Rubber Workers of America
Stacintosh Hatch
Francis Dougherty
Charles Pytio
William Grennan
Women's Society of the First Baptist Church
White Cross
Saints Parish Hall
Hoostik
Girls’ Friendly Society
Hoosick Falls Lodge
Elks
Sauate
Dame
Steve Fieming
John M. Coleson
Rufer
Dora Peters McEachron
J.H. McEachron
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Horn
Hoosick
Falts
Charles Eaward Peters
Sarah Susazma Estabrook Peters
Hoosick Falls High School
Obituaries From Hoosick Falls Chronicle
Notices announce the death of Mrs. Arsrene Moseley of Hoosick Falls with funeral details and burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Also listed is the death of Mrs. Gertrude Sheffer Bristol of Hoosick Falls with services at St Mark's Church and Maple Grove Cemetery. Anthony Adams's funeral was held at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial at St Mary's Cemetery.
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Hoosick Falls Health Center
Ars
Renee Moseley
Weat
Lynn
Hoos’ Arts
Kari B. McBachron
Pittfield
Gine
Wo Treat
W. Briggs Shaw
Hensick
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Hoo- Sick Falls
Bristol
van Rensselaer
Order of the Eastern Star
Hoosick Falls
Guy C. Sheffer
Paul K. Lynch
O.S.A
Phyllis White
St Mary's Cemetery
John A. Martin
John Kloch
Andrew Hackett
Thomas Gentile
Charles Zelinskaa
Editor McDonell Dies of Heart Attack at Home
John F. McDon nell longtime Associated Press wire editor in New York died of a heart attack at his home Monday. He had served the AP since 1922 and worked at his desk Saturday after filing wires for many years.
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New York
UPI
John F. McDonnell
Associated Press
Wire
McDonell
All News
Mother and Two Children Die in Farmhouse Fire
A farmhouse fire about ten miles from town killed Lydia Sanford 23 and her two year old daughter and a 3 year old child whose names were not released. George Uhl, 34, suffered burns trying to rescue them. Neighbors saw flames for hours before sheriff deputies arrived and removed the bodies. The home, owned by Charles Uhl, had no telephone connection to summon help.
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Lydia Sanford
JSON
Charles Uhi
George
Uhl
Canusdnigua
Blazring
Boys Break Windows In School in Vandalism Spree
Police describe a vandalism incident at a school where large windows were broken by youths. Officers pursued suspects as damage affected multiple vehicles and property. Authorities report several youths, with one facing potential charges as investigations continue.
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Eisaliy
Fr Missioner of
Johnsonville Couple Fetes Anniversary At Home
Johnsonville residents celebrated a wedding anniversary at their home Maumes night. Hosts, daughters Mrs Jastes Rubino and Mrs Endin, arranged a surprise dinner party attended by guests from Cambridge and South Cut. A bouquet of roses was among the gifts.
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Jastes Rubino
Endin
Cambridge
South
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Peter A. Russo
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Brooklyn
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St. Michaels
Frears
Johnsonville
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Cfrauy
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Ravon
Davenport
Arade
Velentia
Sirina
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Riviera
Jewelle
Mayfair
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