New York Poised to Lead in National Air Transport Growth
Washington report notes New York could be among the leaders in expanding domestic air transport. Rep Jennings Handolph of West Virginia argues for extending air service to 245 smaller Empire State communities awaiting Civil Aeronautics Board action. He calls the U S air transport system the world’s best but insufficient to meet future needs. Coast to coast, CAB applications seek to extend service to 25 more communities from coast to coast as residents push to embrace air travel.
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Washington
New York
Survex
Jennings Handolph
West Virgin Democrat
Empire State
Civil Aeronautics Board
Biscokengves
Congres
Air Graesgort Geystem
Stamp sales surge for Iwo Jima images in Troy report
FLD. R. and Tino Jima stamp buyers have ordered 15 000 pictures of Iwo Jima flags, over the last week per the Troy Post Office. The three cent stamps show 13900 of 2 008 received have been disposed of, with June introductions noted. The Office plans continued releases for 1 cent and two cent denominations.
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Taperine
Iwo Jims
Troy
New York Officials Push Airport Expansion Amid Broad Interest
Randolph outlines a wide array of pending airport expansion applications across congressional districts as part of a broader plan to improve air service. He argues urgency for better service and notes districts 1 27th 4 23rd 6 20th 7 52nd among districts drawing applications.
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Rasdph
Valspor
New York
Randolph
Vyeth
Boh
Heth
Sach
Sith
Scorpius and Other Night Sky Figures in August Skies
The article describes Scorpius visible in the southern sky with Antares as brightest star and notes its resemblance to a teapot in Sagittarius. It covers the big bear and little bear, the North Star Polaris, Vega in Lyra, Altair in Aquila, Deneb in Cygnus, and planets Jupiter in Virgo, Mars in Taurus, Venus and Saturn in Gemini, with a celestial timetable for August 1943 and notes on lunar phases. It also includes local brief items about vacations and club outings at Atlantic City and White Beach.
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James Stukley
Science Service
Scorpius
Ned Antares
Oze
Sagittarius
West
Polatis
Ursa Minor
Antares
Arcturus
Vega
Lyra
Isre
Altair
Aquila
Eagle
Denebd
Cygnus
Virgo
Mars
Taurus
Aldebgran
Gemini
Saturn
Melrose Lt Moore guests at Sidebothams home
Lt Robert A. Moore of Albans recently visited the Sidebothams at Maple Acres after hospital time in Chicago. The Merry Maids 2 Club met there for sewing and a sports costume project, plus plans for an all day picnic on July 25. Ruth Diefendorf, president, led a button drive for Netherlands relief totaling over 15,000 items and two boxes of thread were collected.
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Robert A. Moore
Albans
Presbybeen Hospital
Chicago
BR. E. Sidebotham
Heir
Maple Acres
Lieuenant Moore
Cushling Hospital
Boston
Merry Maids +2 Club
Robert B Sidebotham
Rotary Club hears Captain Taglione on intelligence work
Captain Taglione, veteran of Allied intelligence, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon about his wartime duties including reconnaissance in Europe and the Ardennes escape with 33 men. He discussed POW interrogations, civilian cooperation, and efforts to identify Himmler while noting Hitler's still-undetermined status.
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Ges. George & Patten
Rotary Club
Minery
Camp Ritchie
Tagione
England
Normandy
Tagnone
Galleb
Armericans
Lesley McNeil
Ardennes
Tag
Taglione
Franz von Papen
First Army
Tagone
Himmler
Captin Taglone
Hitler
Capisin Taglione
Ngelo “DeVito
Page E. Golsan, Jr
Stephen DeMarco
Pyul Dominick
DePaul
Henry Richards
Annual Picnic Noted Events At Local Homes
Seventy five members and families attended the Upon Chapter E 8 picnic at Mr and Mrs Charles Neilson Sr home. Prizes were awarded to Ernest R Rehberger Mrs Howard Omgood and others. A special award went to Maria Good from Mechanicville. The Young Women’s Bible Class of Second Baptist will picnic at Mrs Carlton Abel’s with covered dishes and supper planned. Pfc Marion Rodriguez on a 30 day furlough, and Mr and Mrs Walter Church returning from Delaware visit.
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Charles Neilson
Ernest R. Rehberger
Howard Omgood
Earl Ward
Walter Quackenbush
Lila Anthony
Cordelia Pitney
Charles Peacock
George Thomas, Jr
HL €. McLenthan
Young Women’s Bible Class
Second Baptist Church
Carlton Abel
Pic
Ric
Leroy Talmadge
Shirley
Fact Republic
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Guests and Family Visits
Madden of Northport visited Mr and Mrs Louis Aldrich and daughter. John Shenrahan and children Jory and Mary of Bergenfield were weekend guests of Mrs and Mrs Fred Buckley. Earle Sutherland and son Richard, on vacation, stayed with C Wallace. Lorraine and Rosalyn of Simcoe visited Mrs Belle Welling for two weeks. Charles and Oscar Lewis of Oneonta came for their mother Mrs Emma Philips illness. Guests included Justin Weisel and daughters from Melrose for Sunday with Howard Batley. Mrs James H Murray Jr returned from McCook Nebraska with Sergt Murray. Jeanne Marie returned from Albany to stay with grandparents. Wester E Burch hosted dinner for Duarte Burch, Stanford Danforth and families, and Duane’s celebration with South Cambridge and Petersburg visitors.
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Belle Welling
Charles Sherman
Oscar Lewis
Oneonta
Emma Philips
Justin Weisel
Harold Howard
Yand
Larne
Melrose
Howlard Batley
James H Murray, Jr
McCook
Neb
Sergi. Murray
Jeanne Marie
Albany
James H. Murray
Wester E. Burch
Duarte Burch
Stanford Danforth
Hoosick Falla
Clarence Surch
South Cambridge
Floyd Townsend
Petersburg
Duane
Community Notes From Tomhannock Club Gatherings
Esther Fifenbureh hosted the 590 Club meeting in Tomhannock. Mary Evien Madigan stayed overnight with her aunt Willian Madigan. Richard Brundige returned to camp after a day at home. James Wallace, son of Mr and Mrs William Wallace, left recently for induction into the Army.
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Esther Fifenbureh
590
Mary Evien Madigan
Willian Madigan
Richard Brundige
James Wallace
Wiliam Wallace
Immigration and Natlization Committee weighs mass deportation proposal
Washington reports House immigration chair proposes deporting German and Japanese enemy aliens and suspending quotas. He suggests excluding fascist minded individuals and reevaluating entry limits as the committee studies new immigration laws amid war.
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INS
Dickliteis
CD. N.Y
House
Iemigration and Natutellization Committee
America
New York
Clivelana
Chi Sage
Los Angeles
Psa
Dirkstein
Japan
Gliens
Stateless quota debate and Nazi prisoner return proposal
A fragmented record discusses a proposed stateless quota policy affecting German victims of Nazi persecution and a prohibition related to returning Nazi war prisoners to Germany via Russia. It mentions a study of an annual Italian quota and references to Geneau and the cease return mechanism.
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United States
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Russia
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