Waterford Lions Club meets in Fort Wayne area event notes
Waterford Lions Club met at the Knights of Columbus Home with 80 percent attendance. Plans for Charter Night on Feb 22 were announced, with attendees including Wellington 3B, Bishop Wilson Chamberlin, Mayor John Walsh, and John F. Harney. Donations to blood drives, Red Cross, and March of Dimes were discussed, along with war bond support.
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Argentina Breaks Ties With Axis Over Spy Ring
Argentina accuses German and Japanese agents of operating a widespread spy network from their embassies and severs relations with Germany. President Ramirez vows cooperation with the Americas, asserts Axis espionage affronts Argentines, and orders crackdown with arrests already made.
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Two Soldiers Killed in Mediterranean War Theater
The War Department lists two area men killed in the Mediterranean theater. Pvt. Raymond I. Armitage, mother Mrs. Alvena Armitage of 92 Elm Street Hoosick Falls, and Second Lieut. Francis J. Perras, husband of Mrs. Frances J. Perras of 26 River Street Fort Edward.
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Elm Street
Hoosick Falls
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Frances J. Perras
River Street
Fort Edward
Yanks Open Fle Units Near Cassino as Axis Defend Fiercely
Allied commanders reported heavy fighting as French troops north of Cassino were pushed from Mt Croce by Nazi counterattacks. Fifth Army troops advanced inland toward the Appian Way while Allied air power targeted supply routes and road networks between Florence and Rome. Allied naval forces bombarded Terracina to Forma and coastal convoy routes were disrupted. American and British forces pushed inland beyond Nettuno, with reports of tank support and German fortifications along the Mussolini Canal. The Rome front remained under intense pressure as Allied observers noted proximity to the capital and continued combat along the Cassino line.
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Hoosick Falls Panels Taught OPA Procedure
Albany UPA representatives addressed two new Hoosick Falls War Price and Ration Board panels on handling special requests and general permit functions. E S Palmer spoke on food rationing and P J Fox, mileage expert, discussed mileage rules while Lloyd B Waters Frank M Burns and Jay Cottrell were named to the mileage panel.
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Stove explosion causes fire at Granville apartment building
An oil stove explosion at 28 Williams Street Granville yesterday caused a fire damaging the rear of the building and extensively damaging the apartments of Albert Flower and Allen Owens.
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Janiro Outpoints Patterson In Six Round Bout
Tony Janiro from Youngstown outpointed Jackie Patterson of Chicago over six rounds at Scott Halls last night. In other sixes, Jerry Coursol from Valley Stream defeated Milton Bell of New York and Clint Miller of Elizabeth won the referee’s decision over Ike Roland of Newark.
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New York
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Cager Matchups Snapshot From Various Colleges and Services
A condensed listing of recent basketball results featuring teams such as North Carolina Preflight Camp Davis Washington and Jefferson Notre Dame Coast Guard Army Penn State Navy Temple Norfolk Naval Duke Muhlenberg St Josephs Penn Swarthmore Fairmont State Alderson Broaddus St Marys Camp De trick Wesleyan Penn Washburn Rockhurst Western Illinois Morehead Drew Stevens Illinois Normal Western Illinois Teachers Louisville Godman Field Central Upper Iowa Wartburg Luther DePauw Fort Knox Stout Field Winchester All Stars Virginia Tech Virginia Military Institute Norfolk Naval Air Station Apprentice School.
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Man Sues for $20,000 Over Railroad Accident in Mechanicville
James Negro of Saratoga Springs sues Boston and Maine Railroad Company for 20000 dollars after a fractured right leg from a July 1 1943 fall at the Mechanicville freight transfer dock. The case opened before a Supreme Court jury and the trial continued.
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Saratoga Springs
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Yankee Infielder Classified 1 A in Augusta GA
Third baseman Bill Johnson of the New York Yankees has been classified 1 A and may appear before his draft board on February 7, his wife said last night. She added he would play baseball this coming season if the Army rejects him. Johnson is currently employed in the fire department at Camp Gordon nearby.
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Coombs Reported At Naval Training Station Event
iCoombs from Portland Maine is the latest athlete to report at the Naval training station. Bobby Raymond and Sampson Sampson are noted in the seating.
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Coombs
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Irish Upset Valparaiso in 57 to 44 Win
Notre Dame defeated Valparaiso 57 to 44 in South Bend. Freshman Carl Loyd of South Bend led scoring with 15 points in his last game before Navy induction as the Irish, who win odd games and lose even ones, built an early lead and withstood a Valparaiso rally to stay ahead at halftime 26 to 24. Forward Bob Dilley topped Valparaiso with 13 points.
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Valparaiso
Draft Board Calls Cardinal Catcher Burmeister
Cardinal catcher Jerry Burmeister has received induction orders and plans transfer of papers to Collinsville. He is a Rochester alum and father of a three year old, with induction set for January 27 while his father Jack Coombs coaches at Duke University.
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Ice Records Shattered as Red Wings blank Rangers 15–0
Detroit Red Wings defeated the New York Rangers 15-0 in Detroit, setting multiple NHL records for largest shutout, highest team scoring total, and most goals in a single third period. The game produced eight goals in the third period and a 22-point third period, both records. A note mentions a separately stated peak railway altitude in Colorado.
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Wesleyan Loses to Coast Guard in Alumni Cage
Wesleyan University fell behind after a close first half and was overwhelmed in the final 20 minutes as Coast Guard Academy guard Jack Dorsey scored 13 field goals to power a 49 to 32 victory in Middletown. Anderson aided Dorsey, with Howard and Robinson leading Wesleyan in a losses.
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