Watervliet Mayor Drives Bond Drive Amid Low Quota
Watervliet Mayor James F Denier urged support for the Fifth War Loan Drive as progress remains at about two percent of target. He said the city must back weapons production and national defense and announced bond drive locations at City Hall and the Post Office. Chester Gardner was named assistant in charge of arrangements at a post meeting held Beattie’s Field. Post Chairman Nered C Menestx spoke at the gathering.
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Watervliet
Meyor James F Denier
POST
Nered C Menestx
Commercerict
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American Legion
Beattie
Jy Chester Gardner
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Tooth Pulling Pain Linked to Nutrition, Dentist Says
Dr. Vernor H. Eman of Grand Rapids in the Journal of Oral Surgery notes that persistent pain after extractions may signal undernutrition. He argues many patients come in off the street for tooth removal and lack a proper physical evaluation, affecting recovery and surgical risk.
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Chicase
UPI
Vernor H. Eman
DDS
Grand Rapids
Mich
Journal of
Oral Surgery
American Dental Association
Conern
Emat
Eman
Safety group warns against oven canning many injuries
The National Safety Council warns in Chicago that oven canning causes most home accidents. A survey shows 15 percent occur in pressure canning due to not following directions. They urge using safe methods, proper containers, sterilizing lids, and gentle jar handling to prevent injuries and loss of food.
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Chicago
Nationa Safey Council
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National Safety Council
Obituary records note deaths in Albany and Saratoga areas
Edward Palmer Way of Round Lake dies after a four day illness in Schenectady County Hospital born May 3 1839 in Albany son of Edward and Ida Way, survived by Kay Aileen Setoy wife and several siblings. Funeral services will be held at St Josephs Albany with interment in St Josephs Cemetery. William G Taber 65 of Saratoga Springs dies after 34 years there. service at Sussinzes Home, burial Oakwood Cemetery. Other notices include deaths of Sister Lillian Joseph and Miss Harriet Ingalls and Mrs Caroline Vanderpool with funeral details given. The item also covers local political upheaval and military occupation descriptions.
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Edward Palmer Way
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Albany
Borin
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Ida Mary Way
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Round Tae
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Agnesha’ Pardee
Kingston
Soptie
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Stadison Age
Sue Presbyterial
Buners
Tebbury
Madison Avenue Pres- Burch
Albeny
Lillbus Joseph
Lian Joseph
Sisters of
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Carondelet
St Mary’s Hof- Amsterdam
Joseph
Ansa Fion
James and
Sorat Meer
St.anthony’s
S Augustine’s
St Joseph’s School
Schenectady
Su Josephs
Ss Convent
Hudson
Anars
John Jackson
Peter Leary
Troy
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
William G. Tabor
Wlliam G. Taber
Saratoga Springs
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Gilda J
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Julia E Howe
Oakwood Cemetery
Harriet A. Ingalls
Harriet Autasia
Plattsburg Normal College
Bemis Heights Society
C. AL R
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ingalls
Baptist Church
Women’s Civic League
American Association of University Women
George Ingalls
Ferettevilles N.C
Gustave Lover
Charles . Clayton
Saratngs, Springs
Clayton
Greenridge Cemetery
Caroline HK. Vanderpool
Caroline Knuiskern Vanderpool
William Vanderpool
Fifteenth Street
W. Pool
Vanderpool
Seward Valley
Grace
Church
Jane. Vanderpool
Maud
McCann
Frederick Vanderpool
Rome
Earl
Kenneth
Willard Vanderpool
Naomi Burges
Meriden
Conn
Frederick W. Evans
Second Presbyterian Church
Edward L. McLean
Department of Public Works
Abe Leonard)pital
McLean
St. Angus's Church
Mary Bohan
Mildred McLean
Sarah McLean
Aixth . Avenue
Worth
Heat the Stew Not Pot Heat the Stew Not Pot
Montally Science News reports a new idea by J Arthur Reavéil to heat stew indirectly. He uses infra red pass through silica and glass pots so the stew becomes warmer than its container. The concept aims to improve heat transfer in cooking. Passenger rail traffic on American lines rose sharply from 1933 to 1943.
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New York
Montaly Science News
Britain
J. Arthur Reavéil
Sir Reevell J
Household Finance ad offers small loans for emergencies
The notice advertises loans repaid in monthly instalments with total costs and example payments. It states no extra fees, promotes quick cash for debts, taxes, medical or family emergencies, and invites readers to apply by phone, mail, or visit.
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Joan
Men Who Sail Liberty Ships Praise Them
Allied port in England reports soldiers and officers defend Liberty ships against criticism. Capt Jules Morracchine says ships performed well with many flawless voyages. Chief Engineer Marcia Andersen blames welding weaknesses and notes midship strength design. Seamen praise seaworthiness, speed, and fuel efficiency though living quarters are crowded.
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England
Jules Morracchine
New Orleans
Marcia Andersen
Brooklyn
Andersen
United States
Cape W. Pratt
Hutls
Pratt
Local Residents Spend Week at Lake George
Mr and Mrs Cyrus Dingman and family enjoy a week at Lake George. Mrs Henry Stanley and her son visit from Albany. Edward Sharkey of the South Pacific recuperates briefly with his parents before Rhodes Hospital Utica treatment. Gus Greender of New York and Kate Kelsey of Springfield visit relatives. Douglas Beovil of Piney Point and others are weekend guests. Wesley Miller of Camp Upton visits with his parents.
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Cyrus Dingman
Lake George
Henry Stanley
Alexandre Gilchrisi
Albany
Pic
Edward Sharkey
South Pacific
Harry Bees
Rhodes Hospital
Utica
Gus Greender
New York
John Pohl
Kate Kelsey
Springtfield
George
Schreiner
Otter
Douglas Beo
Iva
Piney Point
Wiliam McKennel
Billy
Pie Wesley Miler
Camp Upton
Hig
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Wesley Miller
Servicemen Use Talk a Letter Home to Reach Hearts
More than six servicemen in San Francisco join the Talk a Letter Home Service recording sessions at YACA headquarters. They write 450 word letters to mothers sweethearts and wives, sometimes singing or bringing instruments, while awaiting Pacific front service.
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San Francisco
Pacific
YACA
Joe
Iest
Clarence Marshall
Dartin
Allied Invaders Laid New Cable to France
After D Day a new communications cable linked England and France for telephone and teleprinter circuits. Auxiliary Territorial Service women worked with Signal Corps men to relay high level operational messages to and from Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force in France.
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France
Lesdon
Courchill
Downing Street
General Montgomery
Normandy
Auxiliary
England
Signal Corps
Supreme Headquarters, Allied Expeditionary Force
Letters That Count in West Brunswick Maine
Mrs. Cecil Whalen cares for 15 children at home and writes weekly to five others serving in the armed forces. The item highlights hometown care and supportive correspondence during wartime.
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West Brunswick
Cecil Whalen
Smart Trick Opened Path to Rome
The article profiles Maj. Gen. Fred Walker and the 36th Infantry Division whose stealthy flank and rear attack near Velletri broke the German line leading to Rome. It cites Walker’s bold, controversial moves dating to San Pietro Rapido and the Rapido crossings, his rise from Ohio guardsman to two-star general, and his squad’s Memorial Day night maneuver.
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San Pietro
Rapido
Velletri
Rome
Walker
Ohio
Rapida
Welker
Fred Walker
35Th
36Th
Stonewall Jackson
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Smiths in Army Have 72 000 Members in Five Divisions
Washington D Y The Smiths lead a list of 12 names cited by the War Department as most common on the Army roster. The Smiths totaled 72,000 men, equal to five divisions or about one percent of the Army. The Johnsons followed with 48,303. Browns 39,000. Millers 33,600. Jones 32 24. Dav is 21,000. Wilson 29,000. Anderson 24,500. Mareda 22 30. Tay lor 22,000. Halt 15 176. Lewis 15,060. The tally covers 42 names totaling 215,538 men, about one twentieth of the Army. The piece urges exact mail addressing for overseas delivery and notes the Army handles 25 million pieces weekly. The narrative shifts to the Alban Hills near Velletri and Allied movements behind German lines, concluding with a remark on casualties and the resolve of officers and men.
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War Department
Saitzs
Johnsons
Chan
Brown
Miller
Jonés
Davis
Wilson
Anderson
Mareda
Taylor
Halt
Lewis
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Johnston
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