Claim Hitler Framed Army Leaders in 1930s Germany
Wiesbaden Germany Court Ruechzer Vos Gotz former reich seg gtrber claims Hitler framed top army figures including Werner Von Fritsch to remove opposition and place Handpicked officers in power. He alleges a Gestapo driven probe, with Goering as judge, and notes calls for Reichsminister of Justice to intervene, while Fritsch remained under suspicion and deteriorated career.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Ruechzer Vos
Gotz
Reichseg
Gtrber
Hart von Rundstedt
Mon Fritsch
Hitler Himmselt
Reichsmarshal Herstine Goerlag
Ster
Gotrz
von ‘Ritsch
Myrzhal Weiser
Blombere
Associated Press
Louis P. Leckner
Bertin
von Fritsch
Iitter
van Stemberg
Goltz
Hitler
Bald Glotz
Schmidt
Gestapo
Lochner Aaid von Fritsch
Lothner
Fivis
Warsaw
Balikpapan Battle Report From Pacific Shore Raid
Report details Allied operations at Balikpapan with heavy air support and naval gunfire. Australian Seventh Division veterans face strong shore defenses, mines, wire entanglements, and anti tank ditches while clearing channels for invasion. Tanks and oil targets highlighted amid fierce resistance and cratered kampong areas. The piece notes air force strikes by US Fifth and Thirteenth Air Forces and a Roxbury family with three sergeants.
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Balikpapan
Ets
Senate
U.S
13Th
Borneo
Seventh Division
Syria
Rekoda Trail
New Guinea
Bankpagan
Tank Farm
Klanddzan
Barn Fire Claims Smyrna Area Farm Owner Harri Wilcox
The body of Harri son Wilcox aged 65 was found Saturday among the ruins of a barn destroyed by fire on his farm near Smyrna. Fire crews battled the blaze, and the investigation into the cause is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narevich
Harrison Wilcox
Smyrna
Fierce Storm Smashes Mechanicville and Stillwater Areas
A savage wildstorm ripped across Mechanicville and Stillwater at 6 30 pm yesterday, uprooting trees and tearing power lines. Streets were blocked and windows shattered as emergency crews cleared fallen trunks and restored service, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanieville
Stilluster
Mechanicville
Stillwater
Medistic-ville
New York Telephone Co
Stotais
Associated Gas and Eleewie Co
Hudson River
Rensselaer County
Food Czar Idea Backed By Farmers and Officials
Farmers and professors support a food administrator plan as wartime production shifts toward peacetime needs. Predictions warn of scarce home appliances through 1946 with timelines for refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, sewing machines, and radios. Experts cite shortages of clocks and other items, while prediction for radios remains uncertain until 1946.
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Gvid A Martin
Associated Press
Washington
Decile
Gere
Rive Eoordigsie
Anzers Aun
Tre
Macy
Variaut
Ieduseex
Wasky
WAS & Statement
Sam
America
600 B-29s Strafe Japanese Rail Bottlenecks and Ports
The report notes B-29 activity over Honshu highlighting strategic targets. Shimonoseki’s rail bottlenecks and port facilities, including fuel and mining hubs, are emphasized as vital to Japanese war logistics. Kumamoto and Moji are cited for industrial and military relevance in Kyushu.
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Shimonoseki
Japan
Hammon
Shimonoseki Strait
Honshu
Kyushu
Hatzbu
Korea
Manchuria
China
U. S. Fleet Air Wing No. 1
Okinewa
Methodist church members depart for Troy camp
East Side Rev. Orcin F ireson of Trinity Methodist leaves Wednesday for Camp Mohawk No 2 on Sherman Lake to direct an 11 day camp for boys and girls of the Troy Conference. Joan Scully Oreelia Bellamy go from Trinity. Mrs Frank H Walker will be camp nurse. Miss Alethea Gervais lifeguard. A Pawling Avenue Methodist Church official board meeting at 1 pm today precedes a board of trustees quarterly meeting. Vacation Bible School at Second Baptist enters its final week with about sixty enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcin F. Ireson
Trinity Methodist Church
Mohawk
Sherman Lake
Troy
Joan Scully
Oreelia Bellamy
Trinity Church
Frank H. Walker
Alethea Gervais
Pawling Avenue Methodist’ Church
Board of Trusters
Second Baptist Church
Mourit Ida’ Memorial Presbyterian Church
Arthur Johnston
Women's Service Guild
Sergeant Moore
James B. Moore
Germany
Brest
France
Rita Manner
Herman A Moore
Tibbits ’ Avenue
Rivere
6Th Field Artillery
Normandy
Hertgen Forest
Stalag 3A
Old Timers sweep High School in 6 to 2 baseball clash
Old Timers base team defeated the High School 6 to 2 in Friday’s opener as pitches Jennings and three Old Timer hurlers held the schoolboys to few hits. Tony Cicutt and Harry Perkins led the winners with three hits apiece while Paddy McCann pitched two innings for the CW Tigers. Second game set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm with Lyons possibly returning for the High School.
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Tne Reformed Church
Lyons
Mesick
Lmeup
Shapiro
Oldsters
Jennings
Tony Cictt
Harry Perkins
Paddy McCann
CW Tigers
Farm interests fault OPA price controls delays
Observers testified that the War Food Administration OPA failed to consult with all food industries before issuing orders. They charged regional offices pushed hardship appeals aside and that press releases preceded Washington briefing. Robert Cowan of the Seattle Milk Producers Association cited a brush-off policy. ARTL Smith said OPA’s problems stem from limited agricultural handling and lack of action on appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Washington
Food Committee
Robert Cowan
Seattle Milk Producers Association
AR TL Smith
Washington State Farm Bureau
Pronunciation Guide From A Quiz Style Page
A fragmented text investigates common mispronunciations, homonyms, and phonetic rules with examples. It cites BENFiste AlRve In-SEN deeAlB-ve and explains that words like green or carpet may be mispronounced. mentions homonyms and asks about names for such words.
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St. Paul
I. T
el Paso
Riz Rire
Wright
Amphiet
Frank Coil
Notinwes Dean Warns of Longest Ellipse Gap Since 27th Century
Dean Moody Campbell of Notinwes University graduate school warned that a two generation blackout will follow, delaying German literature and other arts. He said the ellipse will be the longest since the thirty years’ war era in the 27th century.
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Til
Insi
Dean T. Moody Campbell
Notinwes University Graduate School
Ivar
Dean Campbell
Anderson Pledges Hearings on Agricultural Missteps
The speaker condemns non agriculturally trained personnel and inexperience, citing farmer complaints and lack of central authority. He promises a full hearing after becoming the nation’s food chief to address the issues and reassure farmers and middlemen.
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Anderson
Middleoten
I O O F Installations Plan Set For 1922
The I O O F is planning installations across districts with Abe Wolits of Rensselaer singled out as a key deputy and Joseph W. Fischer named as grand master of the lodge. No charges are to be collected this year, and deputies may remain in office until a convention elects successors.
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Crees
Abe Wolits
Rensselaer Distman
Smond Watingral
Remsaseiser
Joseph W. Fischer
Grene T
Deputias Iany
Ter
New Books Displayed At Public Library
New books shown at the Troy public library include Vatican diplomacy and pictorial guides. Also listed are titles on migration Asia, Wind in the Willows origins, World of Machines, place names in the United States, and various fiction and non fiction works by authors such as Bruno Lasker, Kenneth Grahame, and Adria Locke Langley.
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Troy
Clangarra
Srijlienit
Vatican
de Freit Gar Grant
Willows
Kenneth Grahame
Asia
Mat Resea
Lang
GR. Stwart
United States
Sone
Ambrose Flack
Lien
Adria (Locke
Lanzier
Josephine Lawrence
Helen (Topping
Eliey Roos
Woman Fractures Hip After Fall at Home
Mrs Delia Broidy 60 of 457g Sixth Avenue fractured her hip in a fall at home last night. She was transported to Troy Hospital by police ambulance. Patrol officers Driver John Morn, Joseph Schutze and Frank Mas assisted at the scene at the request of Dr Lernaré Stele. Dr J Lasko treated her and she remained in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Broidy
Sixth Avenue
Troy Hospital
John Morn
Ssr Joseph&. Schutze
Pireman Frank Mas
Lernaré Stele
J. ©. Lasko
Horpital
Crowthers student Gauthier named to Dean's honor list
Eight Home Economics students from University receive recognition. Gauthier of Strong Crowthers at 1 First Street is named among those named to the Dean's honor list after spring commencement exercises.
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Gauthier
Strong Crowthers
Upiversky
Miss Crowthers
Cohoes Receives 7084 for Child Center
Local officials announce funding of 7084 to support a child center in Cohoes. The allocation will aid early education and related services, with plans for program expansion and community impact.
OPA Orders Licenses For Automobile Dealers
OPA requires automobile dealers to obtain licenses after August 1. Dealers may pick license blanks at the Troy office in The Hotel. Forms must be filed with the district board by June 15. a numbered certificate will be issued with each license transfer. Commercial and used motorcycle dealers must also be licensed.
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Uscer
Bany
Jbiv
Albany
Iser
Stay at Home Fourth urged by Fletcher official
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Clifford J. Fletcher urged motorists to stay off the roads over the Fourth of July holiday to conserve gasoline tires and cars. He said a safe purpose would be served by remaining at home. The state recorded nine deaths in July Fourth driving incidents previously.
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Clifford J. Fletcher
Fietcher
Two Men Held on Vagrancy Charges in Police Court
Police report Jamies Noonan aged 30 and Thomas Lyby aged 43 were arrested yesterday afternoon by Albert J. Watson and Patrolman John Brazen of the radio patrol. They will be arraigned in Police Court tomorrow morning on vagrancy charges.
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Jamies Noonan
Thomas Lyby
Albert J. Watson
John Brazen
Radio Patrol
Thigh Norning
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LaSae
Stitute
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Arthur V. Fraher
WAC
Sprasine
Schenley Reserve
St Henley
S. Seiveniey Bistillery Corp. Mvc
Buen Metal Co
Ube Siso
Bomber Command
Kumamoto
Krushu
Kagoshima
Moji
Kumasnoto
Shimabara Gulf
Asoran
Kyu Jshu
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Greenwich
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Re Tole
Gion
Dad
Fais
Oren
Iops
Oranbo Aeversl
CPA
Et Ep Committee
By Frank Colby
Dan
Lewis
Mbus
Los Angeles
Haywood
Enole
H. &. Mawer
Peter Back
Rheinbach
Peter J. Carrot
Dean
i'Cohoes
Wreen
Bays of S Church
Fletcher
O'Rourke
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Cohoes
Herses
Roxy Enterprises
Delaware Ave
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Oeer
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