Two La Salle Institute Buddies Reunite After Pearl Harbor
JOHN MARSHALL and FRANK HUTTON, La Salle Institute alumni, enlisted Jan 5 1922 and were sent to Fort Dix. Marshall to Lowery Field California, Hutton to Monmouth. a mother’s letter notes Frank reached Corsica after travel and reunited with his old classmate.
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la Selle Institute
Tess Benee
Pearl Harbor
Genter
Ysland
Corsica
Mediterranean
John Marshall
Frank Hutton
la Sele
Fort Dix
Marshall
Lowery Field
Calif
Frank
Monmouth
Jerk
Jane
John E. Marshall
Ninth Street
Orp
Sheridan B. Watten Dorf
John
Winter Warmth From Cold Cuts On A Hot Day
A lively, era tone advertisement extols Wilson’s Certified Brand Cold Menu meats for summer dining. It touts sliced French loaf, salami, and luncheon meat as flavorful, nutritious options that stay cool in heat. It suggests using cold cuts in salads, soups, and sauces, noting their high protein and versatility. The piece ends with praise for George Rector.
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Wilson
George Rector
Dujack kinship and local navy training highlights
The Record reports Michael Dujack appearing in a photograph with family mementos as he remarks on potential hostility toward Hitler’s regime. It then lists local residents assigned to amphibious training at Camp Bredfum Virginia and crews from Sampson completing recruit training with new ratings. Also noted are graduates from AA Training Command aerial gunnery school at Harlingen Army Air Field and other service updates for residents of Watervliet Green Island and nearby areas.
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Joseph Dujack
Michael Dujack
First Avenue
This City
Bernard G. Taggary
Eighth Avenue
Stephen Hrotansky
Seventh Avenue
Peter Anglytadt
Second Street
Robert C. McNeal
Watervliet
Louis C. Wagler
Paine Street
George H. Vanbuskirk
Bleecker Street
Green Isand
James J. Ziegler
Ontario Street
Codges
Pic
Edward D. Nealand
Clarence E. Wealand
Flist Avenue
Waterviter
AA ¥ Training Command
Harlingen Army, Air Field
Tex
America
Hasides
Corp
Nelson FE
Brott
Joseph Wiesenforth
Brunswick Avenue
Sir Heid
England
Ludlow Valve Co
Heiete Co
Harold ‘Berringson
Fort Bragg
Thirteenth Street
George Herrington
Mary C. Hayes
Walt
John 4. Smith
Fourth Street
Bataduste
Hospital Corp. School
Sartpeon
Bethenda
Charles A. Waters
Seventh
Avemue
Pic Kenneth Farl Sag Endgrf
Camp Pendleton
Cal
Averill Fark High
Reporter Sings Nursery Rhyme For Chinese Tots
A columnist in a Chinese village observes Chinese soldiers and children in a courtyard. The youngsters practice basketball, recognize the American reporter, and request a reading. They chant numbers in English and then sing a full version of Baa Baa Black Sheep prompting strong audience reaction.
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William F. Bont
America
China
Pepe
Hsix
Saven
Local soldiers receive promotions and new postings
HM J Corte of Albany and truck driver Raymond Downey from 438 Tenth Street are promoted to sergeant in the Ninth Air Force Defense Command unit. John Pigrett of 7 Division Street lists as assistan t manager with Procter and Gamble then G E in Schenectady enlists in the Marines bound for Parma Island training. Two Troy youths complete basic training at Submarine School New London earning twin dolphin insignia. Six servicemen from the area attain expert marksman ratings at Fort Knox in rifle or machine gun duties. Names include Cornelius J. Culkin Edward F. Reeves Thomas H. Fisher William Be Dundon Anthony Derado Napoleon Leon Beaugvais Claude T. Dingley Jr. and William J. Layton.
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HM. J. Corte
Albany
An & Truck
Raymond 7 Downey
Ira
Thomas J. Downey
Tenth Street
Ninth Air Force Defense Command
le Salle
Wee
G. EL
Schenectady
John ¥. Pigrett
Division Street
Procters
Twen
G. E
Parma Island
S.C
la Salle
Submarine School
New London
Comn
George D. Davie
George D.davis
Seventh Avenue
End
Edward A Mergosian
Artem Mergosian
Troy High
Fort Knox
Prt
Cornelius J. Culkin
Fifth Avenue
Edward F. Reeves
Fulton Street
Pri
Thomas H. Fisher
Grace Court
Cohass
William BE. Dundon
Nineteenth Street
Watervliet
Anthony Derado
Third Avenue
Napoleon T. Beagvais
Clinton Street
Claude T. Dingley
Upper Third Street
Waterford
William J. Layton
Mohark “Avenue
Bracken Favors Letting Students Skip Homework
Chicago based John L Bracken superintendent of wschoole Clayton Mo told a University of Chicago conference that children should not be compelled to do homework. He argued a child has a right to close his desk and leave worries behind him and that a father should not bear the burden of doing Sonny's homework.
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Chicago
ENS
John L. Bracken
Wschoole & Clayton
Bn Line
Prine
University of Chicago Conference
Sonny
Carnival Worker Arrested in Troy
Bernard J. Kelis, a carnival worker from Niagera Falls, appeared before Judge James F. Byron in Troy Police Court yesterday on morals charges involving a 12-year-old Oswego girl. The case was adjourned to tomorrow for a police court examination after authorities said the girl had been reported missing since Saturday and the alleged crime occurred at a hotel in Troy Monday. Kelis was arrested by state trooper G. Egisson and was lodged in the Humane Society. no charge was filed against the girl.
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Bernard J. Kelis
Niagera Falls
Tefors
James F. Byron
Troy
Oswego
Belly
Sergt
Bh G. Egiesson
Newtonville
Tripp ‘& State Police
Exmon
Betec
Wiliam Jo McGrane
Humane Society
Lansingburg Man Receives Air Medal in Europe
Sergeant Stephen J. Krauss 32 son of Mr and Mrs John Krauss of 360 Eighth Avenue Lansingburg was awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in aerial combat. An engineer gunner on the Liberator heavy bomber, he has flown numerous missions over Germany and Western Europe after graduating from Lansingburg High School and working as a can installer for Western Electric Albany.
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Stephen J. Krauss
Spn
John Grauss
Eighth Avenue
Krauss
Germany
Widenstay
Europe
Lansitgburg High School
Western Electric Co
Albany
Industrialist dies after long illness at Arcade firm partner
Arende P Frank Eddy, longtime partner in O'Dell and Eddy Co., Arcades manufacturers of wood products, died Tuesday after a long illness. He had been in the dustrielist industry for 71 years before retiring in 1938.
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Arende P—Frank Eddy
TR Industrielist
O'Dell & Eddy Co
Arcade, Quanufacturers
Cemetery Group Seats New Officers at New York Conference
The New York State Association of Cemeteries held its 16th annual conference and installed officers. Vernon J. Thompson of Buffalo was named president, with John Clark of Syracuse conducting the installation and past president E. B. Waira delivering remarks on cemetery management. The event included luncheons and a business session addressing superintendent duties and industry matters.
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New York State Association, of Cemeteries
Ebwaira
Hessick
Hudson
Unclear Names and Roles From Historic Long Island Group
Fragmentary OCR presents a list of individuals including Hanlon of Long Island and William E. M. Benail of Newburg with titles such as treasurer and secretary treasurer. Mentions Colfax and Pal, once called Disol, and Schuler Colfax in connection with roles like vice president.
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Hanlon
Long ‘Island
William EM. Benail
Newburg
Arthur 3. Oberkireder
Buffalo
Colfax
Pal
Poser of Schuler
Ander Grant
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