Five Nazis executed at Fort Leavenworth Kansas
Five German prisoners of war hanged at Fort Leavenworth after being convicted by general courts martial for the murder of a fellow prisoner. The men, identified as Schomer, Beyer, Scholz, Sager, and Kunze, were executed in the early hours with observers from the Swiss government present.
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Waterford Resident Receives Bequest
Special to The Ressrd Newspagern reports the will of Charles E. Beouten Jr who died recently. The estate leaves property to Agnes Scouten of 220 Winds Place and names Francis D. Weaver of the Greater Bank as executrix and overseer. The document was executed on March 24, 1227 and probate set for Waterford. details include a 33,060 dollar figure and connections to George L. Scouten of 338 Fair Street.
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Legal Notice of License Issuance for Grocery Store in Troy NY
License No GB-1357 issued to Elizabeth Bruce doing business as The Beauty Spot PoP No 1 Johnstown Town of Pittstown for retailing alcoholic beverages at 803 Federal St Troy Rensselaer County New York. Albert H Quillinan doing business as A H Quillinan located at 803 Federal St Troy NY filed notice.
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Mechanicville City Elections and Local Notices Report
Mechanicville reports today’s high school election from 12:00 to 9:00 PM to fill board seats with Melvin C. Livingston announcing. Claude Morse seeks term replacement, and Deniel Carr aims for another seat. Also outlines playground openings, bowling league planning, church notes, obituaries, and local civic updates with travel notices and public safety reminders.
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Wounded Lieutenant Dobson Drafted Again After Discharge
Former First Lt. Willian K. Dobson of Atlanta, 26, was drafted again after a February discharge. He had two overseas wounds, earned a Purple Heart and Bronze Star, and is now a private at Camp Blanding, Florida, after reporting there in May. Officials declined comment on the case.
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Fall From Horse Fatal At Medina Farm
Medina—Ralph Howers 15 of Barber died Monday at Medina Memorial Hospital from injuries after falling from a horse on his father’s farm Saturday. He had been treated since the accident occurred on the farm.
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Committee Members Include Five Local Residents
The committee comprises Mrs. Susan Van Valkenburgh, Mrs. Annaj Eaton, Mrs. Fannie Smith, Mr. Ethel Groben and Mrs. Eva Mac Kinlay, listing names of the five members serving on the group.
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Eva MacKinlay
Army Paper Rebukes Sinatra Over USO Criticism
The Army newspaper Star and Stripes defends USO camp shows and the Army Special Services against Frank Sinatra remarks. It says Sinatra’s critique misjudges the performers and notes most show troops are talented and hardworking. The piece praises camp shows for lifting weary soldiers and compares them favorably to top stage acts.
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Army Chaplain Vaughn Macarthur Killed in Europe Crash
U S Army Chaplain Lt Col Vaughn Macarthur of the Eighth Armored Division died in June in Europe from injuries sustained in an automobile accident while en route to Pilsen Czechoslovakia. He previously led First Methodist Church Buffalo New York and hailed from Brighton Massachusetts, a Bates College and Bangor Seminary graduate.
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Steel Fabricators to Visit Arsenal for Industry Talks
Structural steel fabricating leaders will tour Watervliet Arsenal Friday morning as guests of Dot CE. The delegation includes Laurence Sikinney of James Moe-Binnty & Co Albany president of the New York State Steel Fabricators Association William N. Bleicher of West Side Structural Steel Co Troy and Thomas K O Connor of Haarmasn Steel Co Holyoke Mass head of a New England group. The Arsenal visit caps a conference of New York State and New England fabricators in Albany to discuss current and future industry challenges reconversion and postwar plant strategies. Paul Coddington president of the American Institute of Steel Construction will give the national perspective and M P Catherwood of the State Department of Commerce will offer state guidance. Also in attendance will be steel mill representatives.
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Funeral Held for Charles M. Friend Surrogate Clerk
The funeral for Charles M. Friend, longtime Albany County Surrogate's Court clerk and attorney of fifty years, was conducted at Tehbart Memorial Chapel in Albany. Attendees included Albany County Bar Association members and officials from state, city, and county levels. Honorary bearers listed include Murray Nathan, Daniel England, Judge Julius Hich, and several other prominent jurists and professionals.
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Daniel England
Julius Hich
Alred J. Sporborg
Leroy &. Blatter
Samuel Mendelson
Edward G. Rogan
George B. Clap
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