Watervliet Rallies for Clothing Drive and Aid
The Watervliet community organizes a national clothing drive coordinated by city officials and parochial schools. The effort, led by city manager Frank T. Mahar and national drive director Henry di Luyker, aims to collect and distribute garments to 24 counties including Poland, with millions of pounds pledged and distributed previously.
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Wolevyitet
Ald
United National Cintite
Mondiyy
Vollerlloy
Mie
Depal
Frank T. Mahar
Nnfinn
Henry di. Uyxer
Waterslet
Poland
Uenrea
Watervliet OES Names Officers Install**
Watervliet Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers at the Watervliet Masonic Temple. Alfred J Hart acted as installing officer with Willian Groesbeck and C. F. By Troy assisting. Mrs. Margaret Spices became worthy patron, Mrs. Louie W. Carr began as associate matron, Bertha Bartly started as secretary, and others took roles including treasurer Amy Leitzel, conductress Alice Retavliclk, associate conductress Betty Perry, and chaplain Tarence Trousseau. A January 16 meeting was set, with plans for a February Court of Honor and a January 7 service at St Basil's Church.
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Margaret Spices
Willett
Order of the
Estar Slav
Watervliet Masonic Temple
Alfred J Hart
Hart
Willian Groesbeck
Warthy
Palestine
C. F
Troy
Louie W. Carr
Asth Torm
Bertha Bartly
Amy Leitzel
Alice Retavliclk
Betty Perry
Elva Hart
Anna Rutz
Helen Harris
Mmarshal
Lork Colrer
Helen Morris
Dorothy Emery
Worthy Matron
Tarence Trousseau
Owidn
Wills
Milo Spicer
Sentinel
Wavel Points of the Star
Nanioy
Watervliet City Officials Begin New Terms at City Hall
Two newly sworn Watervliet officials started their terms at a Tuesday ceremony led by City Clerk William F. Penmely. Judge William Noonan succeeds John Nephen as city court judge. Councilman Flaherty takes over for Hughes. Mayor Conan welcomed the new officers at a reception as brief addresses were given by the officials and colleagues.
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New City
Paul
Flaherty
William & Noonan
Watervliet City Hill
Willian P. Pennelly
Navnon
James F. Donlon
William F. Penmely
William Noonan
Cormeimnan Parl
Cats
Noonan
Juln
Nephen
Conan
Leemy
Offi
Jnew
Lite
Soing
Officuils
Squires Open Member Drive At Watervliet
A Watervliet Knights of Columbus meeting announced a member drive led by chief squire Hobart Owens with committee members John Crittin James Foley Robert Gayvivan and Josaph Yojoy. The town team led by Watervliet resident won the contest as part of a cultural event and social drive at the Knights hall with plans for a Memorial High School gathering and future meetings with local Josephs Troy.
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Danny
Peter Dennehy Chrele
Watervliet
Counciil
Knights of Calimbis Rantins
John Crittin
James Foley
Robert Gayvivan
Hobart Owens
Squire
Josaph Yojoy
Wai
Gyan
Troy
Water Et Statine
Leauuy
Waterford notices and errands disrupt town schedule
In Waterford village, Allen Germain visits the Bank of Waterford daily with routine checks. A community fixer coordinates a meeting at Pork Pose House on Halt Street to discuss road work and safety. Monday through Friday hours run 7 to 6. A listed individual, 82 vent Stropt, enlisted in a force and a note mentions Tort Arty NC.
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Allen Germain
Bank of Waterford
Vrrsanny
Crates Cita
Vent
Tramas Muinases
Dean Morviney
Dan MoUnsoy
Wale
aGeont Kilusty
John Monsoy
Saintomt
Averiue
Troopship Reported In Trouble at Sea
A convoyed troopship named Hood reported trouble at sea off the Atlantic coast yesterday. The Liberty ship Veerel, operated by Limited Fiat Co, was nearby with the Navy and ship Wag keeping watch but no immediate danger. Marion Meliiley Upvard stood by as Hood last Earl Cour 270 nites xoullivent of the Agates. The Hood's captain offered only to remove troops.
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York Cins
Miaveilles
New York
Mukatlantic
Veerel
Hi. Hood
Fiat Co
Navy
Marion Meliiley Upvard
Hood
Probe Aims at Government Hoarding of Surplus Goods
Representative Jack Anderson of California urged a congressional probe into what he called the government hoarding of surplus property. He said the disposition of roughly 100 billion dollars in surplus items has gone mostly unaccounted, with veterans recounting failed attempts to purchase equipment via troubled channels. He cited alleged deals, large plots, and favored former service members, calling for accountability as the new Congress convenes.
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Washinghon
INS
Jack 2
Anderson
Calif
Congress
Fin
House
Hadle
Lana Xoon
Jaan
Stlesy
Billiee Nisian
Anderiun
Mars
Ovex
California
Artificial Skull to Aid Surgery and Prosthetic Advances
A New York inventor, Goldman, unveils an artificial skull to allow growth and ventilation for a child's head and a flexible electronic prosthetic hand and arm with bite-activated control. The device uses a skin colored, hair-mimicking shell and a belt powered battery, with a price estimated around 35 to 40 dollars.
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New York
Tab — Teving
Austin Kinki
Fale Lott
Reas
Alexandera
Vit
Elitas
Goldean
Ciotharan
Fulao
Lavoklyn
Vingiale
Wileh Wat
Cinlimayadie
Norman Turner
Mise Layta Turner
Mngton
Waya
Goldman
Elis
Meg
Goldotan
Helb
Mouttt
Nps
A. Wateh
Galiman
Lees
Return of Halfmoon Sgt Gobert Gera to Lost Poles
Halfmoon sergeant Gobert Gera, who spent time with relatives and friends on furlough, has returned to Lost Poles. The event honored guests at the Wire House hosted by Vernon Shaur, with many local families and Sabourin and Polak ties noted among attendees.
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Gobert Gera
Aussling
Tha C.! Hawley Chemie
Wire House
Deaths and Funeral Notices Chronicle
Obituaries record Margaret Calilis and Margaret Culling among others, listing survivors, residences, and funeral details. It covers multiple local obituaries including Michael J. McKenna, Archambeault, Mrs Mary A. Murnaghan and John Sawlewski with church services, interments, and bearers noted.
Court Sets Aside Cult Convictions
The Supreme Court overturned convictions of three members of a fundamentalist cult charged under the Lindbergh Kidnapping Act. Two men and a woman transported a 12 year old girl from Utah to Mexico to become the wife of William Chatwich, 68. The decision, written by JW Murphy, cautioned the act’s broad language should be read with the statute’s core purpose in mind and ordered rearguments on related Mann Act cases. Justice Jackson did not participate.
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Washington
Angie
Jwallee Murphy
Justice Jackson
Murpay
Naval diaries reveal Ike aide kept diaries despite ban
Navy orders barred diary notes from operations in North Africa and Europe but Captain Harry G. Butcher, Ike’s naval aide, was allowed to publish his day by day records. The piece notes Butcher’s background from Texas and his prewar work with Columbia Grandcoating Co.
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Der
Baale
Snyder
True Wan
Bob Nathan
Reconger
Truttan
Nathan
Pratman
War Productors Board
White House
Duwn Snyder
Nathan Wis
Richard Bissell
John Snyder
Avalph Sahaih
Ulivois Wis
Ius
Chicago
United Nations Organization
Vito Marcantome
New York
Ania Jean-Laborils
Stateo
England
Big Kill Thompson
Chicago Tribune
United Navens
Plymouth
GO. P
Jou Mar Ming
Mastacha
Petla
Savath
United Nations
Ny Tock
NAVAL
Willayenhoven
Harry G
Lwenwing
Rwinta
Butcher
Navy
Eisenhowe
Nate—Butcher
Tan
Army Bands Need Reform Says Leader Goldman
Dr Edwin Goldman, touring USO shows in the Pacific, criticizes Army bands for low training and poor leadership. He urges 45 piece regimental bands, a centralized music department, merit promotions, and reassignment of musicians from non musical duties to professional duties to raise standards and prestige.
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New York
UW. G. Army
Edwin Brann Goldin
Holod U
Fender
Banda
Dr. Goldaian
Wausehold Ceghnents
Germany
Ruasin
Showna
Fannie Fitne
United States
Goldman
Pacific
Army
Navy
Aly
Starmey
Othe
Goldwun
Washington
Prokaa
Waghbieton
Ly Proselile
Golayan
Camper, Va
Toscanini
Br. Goldman
Howard
Bronson
Minsic Brancn
Spedial Service Siivisian
U.S. Army
Green Island Meeting Notes At Blenheim Hall
The article reports a local meeting at Blenheim Hall with figures including Justice Margaret J. Whatley and supervisor Sullivany. It notes attendance to a short term event and lists several names connected to the Green Island area. The piece mentions resumed classes at Clear School after a holiday and an attendance note by Superintendent Groen Tekin.
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Dana Ee Bakige
Celi
Grooy
Telit Yualurdiy
Mynag DB. Warde
Te Puace
Margaret J. Whatley
Sullivany
Oflen
Edward Helton
Lown
Dale Downey
Political Stage Continuation Amid Inflation and War Powers
The article discusses postwar inflation, government aims to preserve wartime powers, and the push in Britain and America to extend or abolish emergency authority. It notes congressional failures to offer alternatives, growing labor–management tensions, and concerns about economic stability shaping the political landscape before elections.
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Tajfert
Uni
Briton
Ie Partiament
Congress
Fragmentary wartime note with scattered names and figures
A garbled text fragment mentions arming, divisions, and a raid with implied references to Japanese forces. It includes scattered phrases about bands, Germanic terms, and an estimate of 600,008 biowellehales in the United Blutes, all presented without clear context or coherent narrative.
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Ang Mis
Theodore Nemes
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Italy
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Broadway
Waturviiet
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Squires
Waterford
Sven
Pete Wud
Bhiratio
Sea Secura
AL Baliztal
Anal Koesetay
Assar College
Halfmoon
Fuverts
Margaret Calilis
Margaret Ivaleina Culling
Jansa
Colitis
Mtg
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Todi Place
Quaining
Tray
Osullins
Mr. Collins
Mt Iida Memorial Meabytorlen
Mr. Bateman
Edward J. Hateman
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J. W. Burna Lone Inc
Pity Avenue
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Gant
St. Mary's Churel
Jownb P. Kelly
Migz Agnes
Sheeran
Tad Doko
Dunn
Migerote
Ave Maria
James A. Downey
Prank A. Grace
Dennis J. Ryan
John J. Cunnally
John 3. Cavanaugh
Dan A. Heh
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Thoman J. Meehan
Trapt Post
Foreign Wars
George McCune
Thomas Lb. Medavern
Jess J. Robinson
Hany 2Eck
Benjamin Bag
Charles Beaches
Suesday
Trojan Post
Michael J. Metenna
Michael J. McKenna
Steent
Moe
Mr. Mckenna
John and
Mary McKenna
Wakow
BL May
Faun
Cone
Myat Street
Archambeault
Waillang
Imperial Avenue
Cohacs
St. Joseph's Church
Celag A. Robitaille
Luc H. Paradis
Mbt Rivet
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Montreal
Harvey J. Bissotte
George T. Quintivan
Gertrude Cane
Nora Rovlur
Dwar Fonment
Henry P. Pellerin
Cecile M. Tivet
Bie Jesu
Miss Rivet
Arthur J. Uylleyou
Gro J. Brassard
Thomas T. Deeb
Arti A. Lefebvre
Willian Brew
William O'Roulte
Robitaille, Paradis
Quintivan
Bt. Joseph's Cemetery
Iren St. Augustine's Church
Pattek J. Dundon
S. A
John Skoltsth
John Sawlewski
Senter Street
Washington Park
George Timko
Perrynpolis
Pt. Myer
Cap
Merry
Green Island
Vani Canteen
Daweph's
Will Prastda
Gomelling
Arlansing
Wikehon Pole
Armerigan
Bani
Vermont
Henig
Ates
Convuir Union
River ST
Hota
Franklin Sq
Droadway
Broadway & Third
the Manufacturers National Bank of Troy
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Quandt
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