Troy Soldiers Decorated with Bronze Stars
News from the Ville reports Troy soldiers awarded military honors for gallantry while overseas. Names include Frank Ordnaceeis and W. Beiter among others serving in Germany, France, and the Navy, with families and local factory workers keeping vigil.
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Ville
Belcher
and. Bie
Fifth Avenue
Frank Ordnaceeis
Rence
Nesthaccs
W. Beiter
Wes
Germany
Privete
Raoma
Vile’s
Bees Seine Ie Steel Co
Ége
Navy
Ner
France
Funeral rites held for accident victim James Massengaie
Funeral services were conducted for six year old James Massengaie, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Massengaie, from the Bebay service Beburlerville residence. The service started at 11 am at Schuylerville Methodist Church with Rev Allen Cooper officiating. Interment followed at Prospect Hil Cemetery in Beburlerville.
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James BR. Massengaie
Robert Massengaie
Bebay
Saratoga Hospital
Schuylerville
Sy Fev
Allen Cooper
Wes
Prospect
Beburlerville
NORITO relief for neuritis pain advertises money back
A drug ad promises rapid relief from neuritis sciatica and muscular pains with NORITO. It claims three doses may fail but offers a money back guarantee and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Former Roy Estate To Be Converted
Mayor John J. Ahern asks the Board of Estimate and Apportionment and the Common Council to approve a development program for the former Roy estate. Officials discuss sewer and paving extensions for Burdett Avenue and nearby streets, with city funds expected to be recouped through future tax assessments. Mr Dunn plans to begin work in April, with assurances of completion needed.
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Pianning Ceat
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Board of Estimate
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Apri
Mayer
Ma Dunn
Supervisors Appoint Committees for 1945 in Washington County
The Washington County Board of Supervisors announces its committee appointments for 1945. Members include Cheixmum Leland RB and Robert e ou Greesaich as leaders, with selections spanning areas such as reformation, welfare, forestry, and finances. Names listed cover Grenville, Theodore Reynolds, Sred Vi Chase, Joz2 A dteeste, Wright, and others across various subcommittees.
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Washington County Board of Supervisors
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Hainspsen
Caastes C. Derry
Ston
Amcgeuoch
Fiask A. Moore
Put
Scot pGeock
Liebiz
Moor Faem Bureau
Powis Welfare
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Corveras
Lielg Asd
Reid
Man Zenamin
Dresdes
Sasecom
Perr
San
Towns
Chase
Moore
Bene
Wright Reid
Roywan
Fort Edward
Wero
Underground storage cave plan faces mixed view in Kansas
The Wet Food Administration proceeds with a large underground cave near Aichison to store 2600 carloads of goods. Critics say the project wastes money and could not achieve freezing temperatures, while storage firms fear for local business future and seek alternative uses for refrigeration equipment.
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New York Hero Tribune
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Chinasey
Lgnyone
Kansas Four Cave
Wet Food Administration
Aichison
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Omaha
Neb
Afda Siouxity
Iowa
Kansas Packing and Marketing Co
WEA
Cepa
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Postal and political letters from Evangeline column
The page presents reader questions about electoral votes and the presidential election process. An editor replies: the Constitution fixes electors per state, equal to Senators and Representatives, and electoral votes decide the outcome, not the popular vote. It notes electors historically vote for party candidates, with concerns about dictatorship and wartime strains on business and labor.
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United Straits
United States
Green Island Inn Chief Celebrates 25 Years in Service
Green Island fire chief John Berghame and his wife observed their 25th wedding anniversary at home. Berghame, former Norm McManon, has served since 1932 as chief and 13 years as a paid firefighter. prior years included volunteer work in the village. An accident on George Street caused about 300 dollars in damage to three cars, with no serious injuries. A chest clinic is set for today with Dr. Ericsen leading, assisted by Mildred Brown and Miss Margaret Sickles. Mrs. Lloyd J. Bishop, longtime Troy resident, died at Troy Hospital. funeral Wednesday at 9:30 am at St. Joseph’s Church. Joseph L. Manion, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Manion, has been promoted to chief petty officer after Navy service in the Southwest Pacific. brother William T. Manion also serves in the Army. Rensselaer County Alliance holds annual meeting in Green Island. Green Island Lodge plans installation of officers. K of C discusses Oldtimers Night and first-degree candidates for Friday.
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James J. Morrissey
95 Main Avenue
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Fla
Glenview
Del
Gomaer
Miami Oy
Doris Brennan
Oakwood Terrace
Troy
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Hudson Avenue
Green Island
St. Petrica’ Waterveet
John
Tt Wage
Mires Berghawer
Norm McManon
Bridgeport
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Vilage
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Swan Qreen Island
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George Street
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Froy
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Mire
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Ig Plannig
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William Ru Witters
George Whitney
Henry Talbot
Women's Society of Chrinian Service
Earl Kelley
Paul Dawtey
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Kelsey
Dawley
Waterford Groups Plan Meeting and Club Activities
Waterford Parent-Teacher Association hosts an all day event at School 1 with music by the Orpheia Club and student performances led by Mrs. Victor Spraguins and Miss Gunther. The program includes vocal selections, a fashion show, and eighth grade skit. Study Club meets at 2 30 p m. Waterford Rod and Gun Club convenes. Triangle Daughters of the Eastern Star meets at 7 30 pm. Women’s Auxiliary card party set for Feb 1. Cub Pack No 31 meets with den entertainment planned and a parent award contest.
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Parent-Teacher “Association
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Ney Gunther
Stiller Nacht
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Janice Gero
Robert Schurnan
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Michael Nolan
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Home Economics
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Joan Nortor
Pegsy Wilkes
O. Wilson Chamberlin
AndHary
Women’s Auxiliary of
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Episcopal Church
Clark ‘Memorial Parish
Thomas V. Wolcott
Red Offensive and Prisoner Captures Reported
Red army advances in East Prussia claimed 42 000 in booty including tanks guns rail engines and cars. Soviet bulletins praised the winter offensive as a major strategic push while German officials warned of a grave threat. Local notices mention community events and church activities amid the wider war reporting.
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Moscow
Latham Red Cross elects officers at annual meeting
At the Latham Red Cross annual meeting, Mrs Lillian Hointes is named chairman, Mrs Hiram Peek cochairman, and Mrs Frants Sheridan secretary treasurer. Volunteers needed for sewing duties can sign up at the Town Hall Newtonville Wednesdays 8 am to 4 pm. The Latham Community Association Inc will meet Thursday at 3 pm in the S W Pas Hose House. Armed forces on furlough are noted.
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Shuzer Road
Hiram Peek
Latham’ Heights
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Latham
Washington County Board Honors Miss Randall as Senior Case Worker
The Washington County Board of Supervisors classified Miss Dorothy Randall as a senior case worker at a salary of 1250 dollars annually, up from 1200 in the Welfare Department. The board in Hudson Falls accepted Isaac DeKalb of Granville as contractor to raze the county building within a sixty day limit.
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Washington County Board of Supervisors
Randall
AOL Carn
Hudson
Falls
Isaac DeKalb
Granville
County One Royal
Whitehall
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