Lt. W. F. O'Connor Jr Marries Miss Bodge in Buffalo Church
Lt W F O Connor Jr marries Miss Bodge in a Buffalo church ceremony Sunday morning. The bride Dixiedean Bodge daughter of Mr and Mrs Cisvence W Bats ze Richmond Avenue Buffalo became Mrs O Connor. Naval Air Corp and Betaic members attended. The article notes family relations and formal details of the wedding party in a period church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. O’connor, Jr
Miss Bodge
Buffalo
Ingegrereony
Dixiedean Bodge
Cisvence
W. Bats
Richmond Avenue
Buifsie
Naval Air Corps
Connor
Town la Wickford Mrs E Stewart Jones
A transcribed item notes weeklong events at Schroon Lake and a furlough ending for Mr E Stewart Jones. It mentions Mrs Hobe, T Murray, and cast members Coleman, with return plans for a Pacific Fleet service member to Boston. Included are personal notices of Hart G and Sharke visiting Boston and a couple returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Wickford
E. Stewart Jones
Schroon Lake
Hobe
T. Murray
P Coleman
Tuclough Rismis
Avenue
Boston
Watervliet Men Wed in Watervliet Nuptials
A Watervliet couple, Robert Hayter and another Watervliet man, were married in a ceremony at the residence of the bride’s family. Attending were public officials, the bride’s maid of honor Miss Grace A Lewis of the WAVES, and family members including the groom’s sister and brother-in-law. The couple plan to reside at their Fork residence after a wedding trip.
Local residents on brief trips and returns from leaves
Personal notices list Mrs Lestie Uphoff visiting Syracuse with her parents. W B Shyder visits his daughter and son in law at Conneaut. Denton Breee has returned from a week at Lake Bomessan. Kennett Teetsel furloughs with his wife at 3 Putnam Street after arriving from the European theater. Miss Jean Miner and others return home from Atlantic City. Dorle Bashford and her sister in law depart for McCook Field to visit Set. Stasley Basniord heads soon for Pacific duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lestie Uphoff
Conway Court
Syracuse
W. B. Shyder
Tenth Street
Conneaut
Mgrs
Denton R. Breee
Lord
Avenue
Lake Bomessan
Vico Pte
Kennett
Merion Lawless
Putnam Street
Jean Miner
Mary Bedross Jan
Beatrice Salerne
Josephine Ciejka
Troy
Jane? Japades
Watervitet
Atlantic City
Dorle Bashford
Seventh Avenue
Stanley Bashford
Lang
Diane
Pawardi
McCook Field
Red
Set
Stasley Basniord
Pacific
Former Students to Wed from Schenectady and Evanston
Miss Lydie A Fuller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Truman Fuller, and John Rogers Kruest, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kruest, both connected to Schenectady, plan a wedding after engagements announced. Fuller attended Emma School and graduated Stephens College, while Kruest, Union College alumnus, is an electrical engineer at General Electric Schenectady in aeronautics and steering division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman 3. Fuller
Schenectady
Lydie A. Fuller
John Rogers Kruest
Frank E. Kruest
Evanston, IL
Fuller
Emma
Stephens College
Columbia
West York Trust Co
New York
Kruesi
Union College
Aeronautics
General Electric Co
Scheneck
Mrs Belcher, Miss Leicher Wed in Delmar Chapel Wedding
Miss Belcher married Miss Shirley Louise Leicher daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart Belcher of Te Was ce duns Bio Harry W Peterson son of Mr and Mrs Andre Peterson of Coe Cob Cons ceremony held at the chapel of the Church in Delmar. ramnce FL Ogden official ceremony followed by a reception. Miss Nancy Gunther of Port Washington L L was maid of honor and Louis Muller of Cas Cod served as best man. The bride wore a light blue dress with white hat and a corsage of white gladioli. Attendant wore dusty pink afternoon dress with white hat and corsage of spring flowers. The bride is a Russell Sage College graduate and has taught home economics at Springfield Central School East Springfield Mo for two years. Peterson a graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with Chance Valeht Co in Stratford Conn. They will reside in Bridgeport Iowa after a wedding trip to New York. Flowers to sick to be delivered by St John’s Episcopal Church women group. donations invited at clubrooms on Se ford Street after 9 am tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Louise Leicher
Stuart Belcher
Harry W. Peterson
Andre Peterson
Coe Cob
de Creemony
Delmar
Ramnce
Ogden
Mias
Nancy Gunther
Port Washington
L. L
Louis Muller
Cas Cod
Russell Sage College
Springfield
Central School
East
Peterson
Rens- Selzer Polytechnic Institute
Chance Valeht Co
Stratford
Conn
New York
Bridgeport
Iown
Waterview Games Begin After Kh and Blue Table Lit Refreshments
The Waterview Games proceeded after a table decorated in Kh and blue lit up the refreshments. The hotter guest's father, M. Soucy, is awaiting foreign duty in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Soucy
California
Miss Lamb Bride Weds Coxswain Arthur J Hayes in New York
Miss Lamb, daughter of Mrs Witham Lamb of 426 Eighth Street, married Coxswain Arthur John Hayes of New York Sunday at St Thomas Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured Rev Brooks, maid of honor Miss Hayes, best man Capt Edger Hayes, ushers, and a reception at the bride’s home. The bride wore a maize crepe dress with brown accessories. bridesmaids wore aqua crepe dresses with black hats. Hayes is a graduate of Polytechnic and served in the Army. the couple will reside in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Cucuings Lamb
Boner Amt
Edger BE. Hayes
Hieherer Hayes
Rome
New York
Lacy
Hayes
Em. Schuin
Reese Ie
Tip
Navy
Jap Forces in Asia Fight to Delay Movements Across Front
Report notes continued Japanese withdrawal from southern China and Burma as supply lines lengthen from Burma into China. Thousands of troops remain in Burma, casualties heavy, with routes patrolled by American air power. Movement from Malaya into Indo China slows, roads and rails used under constant harassment. Japanese forces described as well supplied from long stockpiling during three years of occupation.
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Burma
China
Sumatra
Java
Barneo
Singapore
Malaya Peninsula
Indo- China
Indo-China
Canton
Hanoi
Burmea
Thailand
Irrawaddy
iSttang
Philippines
Malaya
Admiral Barry Sees Jap Defeat in 1946
Admiral Daniel E. Barkey, commander of the U. S. Seventh Amphibious Force, predicted Japan would be defeated by next summer. Speaking after arriving from Manila en route to Washington, he said the Japanese are going to be licked and questioned whether they will fight until their country is destroyed or until they can no longer fight. He stated American invasion forces can land anywhere when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Japan
Admr
Daniel E. Barkey
U. & Seventh
Manila
Washington
Navy Department
Sen
Hether
China
Fane Ingenuity Displays War Service Quilts in Lusk
In Lusk Wyoming two women’s groups crafted quilts from civilian defense insignia once worn during the local organization’s activity. The quilts were sold to support the Seventh War Loan drive as a display of Yank ingenuity and community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane
Lusk
Office of Civilian Defense
Fragmented Political Intrigue Amid Roosevelt Era Campaigns
The text details factional feuds over influence within the Roosevelt era campaign apparatus. It cites Wallace facing rebuke over support for Jesse Jones, references to Hoosevet and Rogstvelt, and concerns about PACs, the RFC, and the mobilization of mass support for the Roosevelt ticket.
Plan War On Black Market Promoters
Washington reports new government crackdowns on food black market promoters. Agriculture Secretary Anderson says forces are joining with OPA to close gaps, with a House committee promising investigations of illicit operations linked to officials. Plans expand poultry procurement to western regions to ease eastern strain, and non federally inspected slaughterers may be permitted under new regulations.
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Washington
Cieion BP
Anderson
OPA
House Food
Aad
Ilici
Andersos
Pew
Chester Bowles
Hig Opa Leutenants
Hig
Ramderson
Delaware
Virginia
Army
Pope Endorsement Claim Denied by Vatican in 1945
A fragment notes a figure claiming Vatican endorsement by interpretation, which was quickly repudiated and rejected. The reference cites copyright 1945 by King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RFC
Vatican
King Features Syndicate
Fatman Amendment Boosts Meat Shipments Under Price Act
The Fatman amendment to the extended price control act would allow shipment of meat across state lines and sale to the armed forces. About one third of meat now processed is sent to packers, with certification requiring OPA compliance, sanitary standards, supervised output, and provision of meat for government agencies when needed.
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Andh
Room
Albany Y M C A Sold For New Building Fund
The Albany YMCA building at Steuben and Peart Streets was sold to the Sixty North Peart Street Camp. William J. Gibson, president of the association, said proceeds will fund a new YMCA. The association may occupy the present building until May 1948.
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Albany Y. MC. A
Y. McA
Steuben and Peart Streets
Alteny
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Red Bank High School
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Michael Buckley
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