London to Paris Trip Amid War Turbulence
Travel writer recalls a perilous journey from London to Dieppe aboard a crowded wartime ferry. The voyage includes tense crossings, German mine threats, and improvised life belt drills. Arrival at Dieppe frames memories of Allied advances and the enduring resilience of civilians and soldiers alike.
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Dewitt Macakav
Puavelee Parl
London
Parla
Yotte Volumalal
Babes
Entehly
Affert
Confor
Sore Perth
Adventire
Cron
Biurdoa
Mia
Mick
Newhaven
Noutheast
England
Newhaven-Dieppe Anil
Europe
France
Channel
Deas
Macle
Berth Cabin
Mika
James
Dieppe
Isround
Sand Street
French farmer’s drive amid war ruins near Hyde Park estates
The report notes continued French resolve to reclaim lost lands and praises Hudson River landscape painters nearby. It describes Col Archibald Hughes and the Roosevelt-related properties including Roosevelt home guard posts, Ogden Miller estate, and a grand Neo Renaissance mansion. A 1000 acre tract owned by the U S government is highlighted as a potential building site for a UNA center separate from global crises.
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Hudsoniver
Madson River
Taetiere
Archibald Hyusavel Uslate
Rousavell
Ialon Iy
Halsiihon
Roosevelt
United States
Hydy Park
Tive
Flyda Pride
UNO
Hyde Park Prepares for UNO Commission Visit
Hyde Park in New York readies ahead of a United Nations Organization inspection commission visit to determine if the area could host the world body’s International headquarters. The village, 1,000 residents strong, lies on the New York Albany route eighty miles from Manhattan amid wooded rolling hills and notable estates.
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James E Gavagan
Hyde Park
United Nations Organization
Edward Hyde
Juhus Miller
Bat Jabex
Hhis
Jabee
Uelandawher
Jahes
Patment
Hyde Fark
New York-Albany
Raiphiy
Former Area Teacher Dies at Convent
Suetututeena, 86, in her 66th year in the Order of Sisters of SS Joseph of Carametel, died yesterday at Only Family Convent, North Green lugh. She taught at St. Tern ard's School and St Marys in Syracuse, St Augustine's in Lasingburg, and is survived by relatives in Watervliet. Funeral from St Joseph's Convent, Interment in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Suetututeena
Sistas
SS Joseph of
Carametel
North Greenlugh
Welave Michael Welsh
Mary Lyons Walsi
Watervliet
Fratvesra
St. Ternard’s School
Cohoes
SL. Taeys Arowl
Syracuse
St Mary's An Glong Malls
St. Augustine's
Lasingburg
Protien Phoares MM
Walal
Unde Gisleys
Anne Bugsolt
Mary Walsh
Helen Wilsh
St Joseph's Convent
St. Joseph's Cemetery
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local station schedules list numerous programs and hosts across dayparts. Names include Brenneman Manor Voxaa Lewis Ke Ging Kennedy, with multiple regional shows and times noted. The listing also mentions theater, news, and community features, reflecting a broad daytime broadcast lineup.
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FAM Avthy
Troy
Alma Living
New Eb
Mremkraat Ota Juiats
Rue Mudty
MasBc
Listenng Oat
Brenneman Manor
Voxaa Dim Lewis Ve
Renee Ali Ladien
Ci —Dnek
Alyn Smad Vei
Nlap
Lal
Elst Ijeop
Marrigan Fapb
Dagjaek Armelrone Nvb
ANC
Ray Stant
Marie VM
Ainy Healey
Gram Sr
Manger
Ithal Dale Seer
Newa
Compromise of Claim Authorized by Court
Supreme Court Justice William II Murray signed an order permitting George B Wagner and Frederick Maer to compromise for 1000 dollars on behalf of George Kh Wagner. Matthew Dunne, attorney, filed the papers in the county clerk’s office noting the injury date as 1945 and describing the incident on a second floor porch at a Broderick property. The building is owned by the Brodeviel estate with Geer Company insurance on the premises.
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Supreme Court
William II. Murray
George B. Wagner
Prederick Maer
George Kh. Wagner
Dnjund
D. Biedaick
Gilbert Geer
At & Broderick
Brodeviel Estate
Geer Company
Area Servicemen Get Discharges
Discharged servicemen listed by name and home address in a notice detailing honors and discharge actions. The roster includes Joseph Mendrick of Teensselnet, Bevan Bevan of Webster Cambrilse, Louis Sehnvider of 145 North Lake Avenue, and others at multiple streets in New York and nearby towns.
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Bork di Ne
Peolty
Wervlemion
Fuveral
Atlas
Jy Hiltay
THA
Ulver
George Vo Wubi
Conual Avene
Pigil Lo Fitzabeth
Webster
Cambrilse
Bevan LL
Joseph R. Mendrick
Teensselnet
Troy
I. Christian
De 4
Gein
IO Hulton Street
Midrey J. Manny
Joseph Refenciek
Seventh Avenue
Sir Jol Mitag
Gunter Street
James J. Powell
Flghih Stiegl
Seldames J. Ryan
Pinewonds Avenue
Syt
Almxinder A
Rotelli
Louis G Sehnvider
North Lake Avnue
Thomas H. Tedeven
Fourth Street
Daniel PL
Troyal
Wawer Avenue
TG Ederward
van Kuren
Sixth Avenue
I Jelude Pre
Doxeph
Alaskey
Munor
Pie Willian P
Divacen
Cohoes Rand
Pre
Peter Hutz
Archbald Streck
Leeigger
Third Avenue
Fredrick J. Cuva
War Era Pte Names From Obscure Local Address List
A list of numerous soldiers and ranks appears with scattered addresses and locales. The fragment mentions sergeants privates and ptes including Edwara de Hyakndie, Leon B. Barber, Nopieon J., Robert a. Peel, Kevin Wixted, and others linked to towns like Saratoga, Cambridge, Jolmsdaville, and Berlin, suggesting a payroll or roster notice from a past military or local item.
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Saratoga Street
Tet
Claude J. Chidaland
Garner Stergt
Rhobert i Deyer
Arlington
Keb Georgy Vy Petersin
Alexander Street
Edwara de Hyakndie
Cedar
Raymond A. Beebe
Wullutill
Meschrehlin
Manus
Ufe
Elton W. Maxon
Berlin
Jet Jey Keays
Bavaent J. Coleran
John Arundel
Saltwater
Walter Ny Bryndige
Jolmsdaville
Pre
Frederick ‘F. Crepantor
Bormann Declared Definitely Dead After Berlin Blast
Reuters dispatch quotes a German counterintelligence source stating Martin Bormann was definitively dead following an explosion in Berlin described as a bank blast. The report places him as a top Nazi leader linked to Albert Speer era operations and notes his deputy Huehrer Matlin Borman connection.
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Jondan
LNS
Reuter Frantz
Huehrer Matlin Borman
Bgentia
Nuerenbers
Bormann
Berlin
Metropolitan Bank Statement With Sworn Certification
The document presents a large bank statement from a New York bank, showing assets and liabilities, capital accounts and memoranda. It lists government obligations, mortgage and trust funds, and customer deposits, with a sworn certification by T. Edgar C. Stillan as cashier attesting to the accuracy of the figures.
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United States
Ohi
Agsola
State of New York
County of Rensselaer
Edgar C. Stillan
Solemanly
GE Plans Expanded Employment To Meet Postwar Demand
G E has outlined a program to boost employment from a prewar average of 70 000 to an objective of 140 000 in 1946. The plan relies on acquiring facilities, many previously government owned, and projects that workers may log 44 to 48 hours weekly to sustain wartime output levels while preserving lower prices and fair dividends.
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OIA
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