Marine Wounded on Iwo Jima Dies in Bethesda Hospital
Pro Dona F. O Hare 11, wounded on Iwo Jima, died Friday at the Naval Hospital in Bethesda Maryland after a long illness. He was born in Watervliet attended St Patrick's and Watervliet High School, enlisted in the Marine Corps October 2 1943 at 16. He served in the invasion of Tinian Island and Iwo Jima. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Hotere F P O Hare of 2555 Avenue A Watervliet and brothers Robert J O Hare James H O Hare. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of his family.
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Dona F. O'Hare
Iwo Jima
Nimitz
Pacife
Naval Hospital
Baetheada
Watervliet High School
Agheentia
Bin
Acd
Hotere
O'Hare
Avenue A
Watervliet
Robert J. O'Hare
Marine Corps
James H. O'Hare
Bethesda Hospital
Waternet
Tisien Tsland
Iwo Jie
Berard
Waterville
Bers. Peter Burns
St. Patrick's C Hhurch
Andersons Top Schaghticoke Nine
The Anderson Dairy nine earned its 10th win of the season by 16 runs, edging Schaghticoke 4 to 2 in the 13th inning at the losers’ diamond. John Calhoun pitched for the winners and Jim DeGernan worked for the losers.
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Anderson Dairy
Schagticoke
John Calhoun
Jim DeGernan
Former Prisoner of Nazis Returns Home
Lt. Kenneth W. Timmerman of 1599 Tibbits Avenue is returning from a German prison on a sixty day leave granted by the Allies. He entered service February 22, 1943, went overseas last September, and was captured December 6. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Marten J. Timmerman, a Troy High School graduate who worked for Allegheny Ludlum Steel before enlisting.
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Kenneth W. Timmerman
Tibbits Avenue
Merten J. Fimruinertan
Troy High School
EPI
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Halfmoon Town Election and School District Notice
Legal notices detail a July 3 1945 town election in Halfmoon for a highway project at Clifton Park and related funding, plus annual school district meeting notices in Schaghticoke Pittstown and Easton with dates and voting on budgets. Also includes liquor license and bid notices from nearby districts and towns in Rensselaer and Washington counties.
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Fews
Halfmodn
Azifmoes
Saracora
Te Heta
Cutton Park
Hina
Wass de Authorseed
Hillmoon
Citties Park
Sonrery
Seid
Clifton Park
Slechanieville
Ako FulaMwe
Toxn
Ellis BD. Smith
Halfmoon
Cesival Schon
Sehashtfcoke
Printown
Hensetiaer County
Basion
Washington County
New York
Seoacaticoke
Pittetown
Rensseler County
Easton
Washincton County
New’ York
Germans Pay For Being Nazi Members
Berlin residents face harsher rations under Nazi rule with a five-class system. The fifth class, including Nazis, gets daily bread, meat, fats, flour, sugar, and potatoes with small coffee and salt portions. Labor is forced seven days a week, unpaid, while conditions worsen and food becomes scarce amid rubble and decay.
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Lotis P. Lochner
Unarichenburg
Jace
Thuringia
Robbie
Robert F. Schndbach
Associated Press
Berlin
Abmann
Odezirk
Sireel
Obmann
Busciens
Japs Harder Targets Object of Navy Spotting Squadron
The U S Navy composite spotting unit, led by Lt Bringle of Memphis, says Japanese targets were harder to spot than German ones due to camoufage. The squadron, serving from the Mediterranean to the Pacific, helped direct gunfire and attacked supply lines while also shooting down enemy planes. They operated at Iwo Jima and Okinawa, logging 196 airborne kills and earning Okinawa souvenirs from ground officers.
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Bobbin Coons
Guam
Trey
Okinawa
Koerick
Bringle
Memphis
Tens
California
F. Schauffler
Nantucket
Chicago
Alles MN. OS
France
Mediterranean
Navy
Bringte
Pacific
Lingayen Gulf
Luzon
Tire
Iwo Jima
Robinson
Hassen
Bringie
Rodnson
Robbie” Burged
Yontan Airfield
Europe
John F. O'Dea
San Francisco
Tereen
Philippines
Alexandria
Egypt
Siobe
Eden’s Son Reported Missing in Burma Operation
London officials confirmed Anthony Eden's eldest son, P Sgt Simon Eden, 20, missing after an RAF mission in Burma. The Air Ministry said the bomber he was aboard had been unreported for days as searches continued. A Liberator was returning from the San Francisco Conference and wide Atlantic scans persisted for the missing aircraft.
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Anthony Eden
London
Simon Eden
Burma
Air Ministry
Eden
Canada
RAF
Eton
Liberator
Foreign Office
San Francisco
Atlantic
Montreal
Sir William Malkin
Missing Plane Life Raft Spotted in Atlantic Rescue Efforts Underway
A life raft from a missing Montreal to London transport was sighted about 250 miles off Newfoundland. Three ships and a Catalina seaplane reportedly converged to rescue survivors. British passengers included Sir Beis i Malkin and officials from the Foreign Office and India Office. Americans onboard were Captain G. P Beans, Captain J. W. Ross, and Flight Engineer G. Swanes.
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London
INL
Newfoundland
Montreal
London Daily Express
Halifax
Beis i “Malkin
Jegel
Brisa
Foreign Office
Col Cape Dern
Defense Ministry
BR. T. Peet
India Office
G. P Beans
J. W. Ross
Jeep
G. 3 Swanes
Library Exhibit of Toy Farm Draws Children
Centres show strong interest in a toy farm exhibit in Troy public library children’s rooms. Miniature animals and farm structures accompany books such as The Apple Tree and The Farmer, with titles for all ages. Summer reading boosted by a new club For the Leader while junior borrowers plan to borrow through Sep 5.
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Toy
Troywupaie
Linsle
Pierre Beaks
Sweden
Mexico
Wa Ee the
Popes
Soldier Chester Barrett Named Most Prolific Father in Armed Forces
The War Department announces Corporal Chester J. Barrett as the service member with the most children. He has twelve, including twins, and receives a monthly stipend for dependents. Barrett, stationed at Spencer Lake camp in Maine, enlisted in April 1941. His wife and twelve children live in Concord New Hampshire. Navy records show no comparable figure in the Navy or Marine Corps.
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Washington DP
Wat
Cpl
Chester J. Barrett
Fall from Stool In Restaurant Fatal
Tonawanda man Mariot Weathers, 43, died at De Graff Memorial Hospital from injuries after falling from a stool in a local restaurant Friday night. Police said the incident occurred in Tonawanda and the investigation is ongoing.
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Tonawanda PE
Mariot Weathers
Tonawanda
de Graff Memorial Hospital
Berlin Food Continued Irep Page One
An order by Marshal Zhukov at noon directs withdrawal of districts from Soviet control. American and British officials avoid setting up administrations to limit inter Allied friction. Authorities report large losses of factory machinery in the American and British zones of Berlin, with estimates from 30 percent to higher in some cases.
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Marshal Zhukov
Berlin
Supervisors to Meet in Rensselaer County Court House
The Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors will hold its regular quarterly meeting tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Court House. The session will address standard agenda items and county matters.
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Rensselaer County Board of Rmervisors
Court House
On the Air Dio Programs From Local
Radio listing fields appear with scattered times and show names for a local station. Programs include talk, news, music blocks, and various host segments across the day, highlighting a typical schedule of daily broadcasts.
Unreadable Local News Snippet Sparks Brief Teaser
Fragmentary OCR text hints at early morning newspaper items including a breakfast club, timekeeper notes, and Atha TA weekly features. Names and places are unclear, with no coherent event or outcome verifiable from the readable fragments.
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Ta Sheng
Breanfast
Nee —Hymer
Carehes
Fom Bretemat
Iait Citizen
Ted Malan
Soon Seton
Mrs Leslie Maltby Dies Suddenly in South
Mrs Leslie Maltby former Mrs Alice Lewise Tetty of Troy died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday in Moore General Hospital Schnod SC. She was active in Troy flood bank station and later traveled to Florida with her parents. Survivors include her husband Capt Leslie Maltby and daughter Alice Louise Totty. funeral at Clark and Blake Memorial Chapel 315 River Street.
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Mra
Troy
Leslie Amthur c
Alice Louise
Walter Totty
Lu Allan Totty
Clark and Blake
River Street
French Children Now Fly in Goering Plane Relief Flights for Whooping Cough
Paris reports Hermane Goering's private Junkers 52 was given to the French Health Service at Le Bourget Field to aid sick children. The plane will fly youngsters with whooping cough on one to two hour high altitude flights, providing relief and in some cases curing symptoms.
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Paris
INS
Hermane Goering
French Health Service
le Bourget Field
Twaffe
Barge Hand Injured In Atlantic City Incident
Josep Whersteiker, 29, of 111 Grammercy Court Atlantic City, employed by Wayorett and Company of New York, was injured at work and rushed to Bamerston Hospital after losing two fingers from his left hand. He was transported by police radio car driven by Sgt Daniel J Heenehan with Patrolmen Joan Delehanty. He remains under observation for further treatment.
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Josep Whersteiker
Grammercy Court
Atlantic
Clir
M. J
Wayorett and Company
New York City
Bamerston Hospital
Daniel J.heenehan
Joan |Delehanty
Army Doctor Swingle Graduates With MSD Degree
Rov Clemmer Swingle son of Rev and Mrs J A Swingle of Fagie Mills recently earned a Master of Science in Medicine degree from Temple Philadelphia and becomes first lieutenant in the Army Medical Corps. After a brief visit home he begins internship at Grasslands Valhalla. He is a Troy High School and New York State Teachers College alumnus who taught at Schenevus and Northville High Schools before joining the army. A brother, Phc Harold M Swingle, serves with the Army Medical Corps in England.
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Rov Clemmer Swingle
J. A. Swingle
Fagie Mills
Temple Philadelphia
Manx Medical Corps
Grasslands
Valhalla
Swingle
Troy High School
New York State Teachers’ College
Cornell
Unlicensed Dog Owners in Cohoes Face $10 Penalty
Unlicensed dog owners in Cohoes face a ten dollar penalty despite repeated warnings from city officials. The notice urges compliance with dog licensing laws and records show several households must obtain licenses within 10 days.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Churches Plan Activities Across Local Congregations
Local churches in Cohoes schedule events led by church boards and societies. First Baptist and First Methodist announce services and meetings with deacons and congregational bodies. St Johns and St James organize altar guilds and women’s societies. Rev Schuyler D Jenkins to address school pupils during services.
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First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
St. Danns Methodist Church
Women's Society
Chris
Laey
Fulton Street
Board of Education
SR Pa
Maurice RL Starker
St. Juhn’s Episcopal Church
P. Rae
Work Society
Schuyler D. Jenkins
Churen
Second Degree Moose Initiates Class in Cohoes Lodge
A large Second Degree Moose initiation was held Saturday evening in Cohoes with attendees from Gloversville Jonstown Schenectady Glens Falls Troy Arbury Pittsfield and North Adams. A banquet followed under Earl Bracken with entertainment. Obituary Frederick St Andrew of 102 Canvass Street died Saturday after a long illness. He was born in Plattsburg and lived in Cohoes four years. He is survived by wife Mary Ann Rougier a daughter and six grandchildren among others. Navy man Nicholas Mack transferred from Lynchburg Virginia to Bristol Virginia. Drill scheduled for Troop 2 Cohoes Mounted Patrol at O'Rourkes West Columbia Street under John Byram Albany. Health report notes 22 new cases of communicable disease last week.
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Contentment Legion
Loyal Order of Moose
Cohoes
Legion
Cohoest Lodge
Earl Bracken
Balitian
Gloversville
Jonstown
Schenectady
Glens Falls
Troy
Arbary
Pittsfield
North Adams
Sizzs
Frederick St. Andrew
Canivass Street
Plattsburg
St. Joseph's Church
Troy Waste ‘Co
Mary Ann Rougier
Maynard | Baker
Cokoes
Wedsee Cook
Champlain
George
Joseph
Camille St Andrew
Syracuse
Louis St. Andrew
Rouses Point
Canvass Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Waterford
Cohnoes Mounted Patrol
Orourkes
West
Columbia Street
John Byram
Albany
Li Ance Wii
Water Survey Prompted Probe in Cohoes
Officials in Cohoes opened a probe after a local water survey raised questions about the distribution and adequacy of the city supply. The inquiry focuses on measurement methods and potential impact on taxpayers.
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Cohoes
Cohoes Plans New Bridges Over Wohawk
City officials reveal plans for new bridges over the Wohawk area to improve traffic flow and pedestrian access. Details include location sketches and projected timelines for construction and funding.
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Cohoes
Wohawk
Camning Cartyan to Visit Cohoes Today
A garbled notice announces Camning Cartyan will be in Cohoes today for a community event. A Junior Cross group plans a two act show titled Sears Is Beans as part of a green initiative or charity drive. Residents were asked to seek information at the Cohoes War Council office for participating or viewing details.
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Cohoes
Zac
Alersen
Sears
Cooley
Cohces War Council
Mass Celebrated for Cohoes Soldier
A solemn requiem memorial Mass was held for Omer J. LeMay of the Marine Corps son of Mr and Mrs Edmond LeMay of 22 Cataract Street Cohoes who was killed in action in Okinawe on June 21 The service at St Marys Church featured Rev Adrien J Bechard Rev Augustin Suc Brenant and Rev Raymond J Robbert with Miss Eien R LaPointe at the organ and Gregorian chant.
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Mises
Pit
Omer J. LeMay
Marine. Corps
Jir
Edmond LeMay
Cataract Street
Cohoes
Okinawe
St. Marie’s Church
Adrien J. Bechard
Nestor
Augustin Suc Brenant
St Anne's Church
Northside
Raymond J.robbert
Sacred Heart Chutes
Eien R. LaPointe
Maas
Schwerd ‘Tameni
Edward J. Nadeau
Domine
Me Frament
Clinic Slated at City Hall for Chest Observation
Dr. Ruben J. Erickson medical director leads a chest observation clinic at City Hall with assistance from nurses Mrs Mildred Brown and Mrs Florence L Neills. Preliminary plans are underway by St Joseph's Society and the Alliance for a vent and doors event scheduled for Sunday.
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Ruben J. Erickson
Albany County
Erickson
Mildred Brown
Florence L Neills
Ian Picnic
Dake
St Josepn's Society
P. Nathans
al Alliance
Michae
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Renssebter County
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Roxy Enterprises
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