Tojo's Fall Signals Possible Peace Move
Washington observers, noting the fall of the Tojo cabinet and a moderate new leadership around Koiso and Admiral Mitsumasa, speculate Tokyo may seek peace talks if all military factions are removed. They expect any offer to negotiate to be rejected as unconditional surrender by the Allies.
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Foot Comfort Then and Now Foot-Ease Promotes Dry Socks
A playful old style ad persuades readers to stop damp feet and use Aller Foot-Ease to absorb moisture. The copy warns of sweaty feet and sour socks, urging purchase for quick comfort and dry hosiery.
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Aliés
Hoosick Falls Staff Changes and Local News
Hoosick Falls schools see resignations from John Van Buren head of science and Mrs. Van Buren. Airs. Blocum to become principal at Classic Street and McEvoy to succeed her. Miss Levine heads for diet training. local cigarette fund drive announced. Forfeiture case noted. auto use stamps sale surpasses expectations. circus damage settlement recorded. convention cancellation discussed by Auburn officials.
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van Buren
I Medical School
Buffalo
van Bures
Eiftias Blocum
Plischet
McEvoy
Sural
Hoosick Post
Americus ‘Legion
Thorpe’s Corner
Hoosick Falls
North Adams
Bailey Brothers Circus
Main Street
Reil
Frank Drigcoll
Robert Stevens
Beens
Deng Hield
Planets Now Disappearing In August Night Sky
Astronomy note explains four planets visible in August near the sun with Venus as the brightest. Mars and Jupiter are difficult, Saturn rises before sunrise and will be visible all night by November, while stars Vega Altair Altair Deneb Arcturus guide the skies.
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Science Service
Astronoms
Science Services
Keiversat
Venus
Marcury
Jupiter
Vesus
Mars
Saturn
Sears
Eldars
Scorpion
Scorpius
Vega
Lyra
Altair
Aquila
Deed
Cygnus
Arcturus
Bootes
Moon Phase and Planetary Passages Almanac Notes
Almanac style data on moon phases and planetary positions with various time stamps. Mentions full moon near 56 00 am, moon distance 223.760 miles, and aliases for era time zones. Contains references to Mercury Venus Jupiter Saturn Mars and Jupiter with shifting apparent positions.
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Mercury
jJast
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Sinon
Mer
Eur
Mars
Local Village Notes Mix of Visits and News from Home
Pownal residents share weekend visits with family and friends. Servicemen stationed abroad write home from Italy and Florida. Rita Nicholas DeCicco of Buffalo to wed this early winter. Foster Therer and family now in Bennington. Deer chasing woes for James Johnson. Chaffee family letters describe Pacific and rainy weather. Ostrander returns from Green Mountain Junior College religious institute with local participants.
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Mercus Gardner
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Helen Beebe
Dwight Grey
New York
Eliis Maxon
Jack Sonville
Miaci
Fle
Elton Houghtaline
Italy
John Kimball
Clarence Pheades, Jr
Florida Mountain
Samuel Rounds
Williamstown
Pheades
Hermen Becker
New York City College
Foster
Bennington
Etmaunee
Rita Nicholas DeCicco
Buffalo
James Johnson
East Pownel
Johnson
Ira Chaffee
Pic
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Sergi
Earl Chaffee
Ostrander
Poultney
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Ihe
Prezi
Nancy Ostrander
Jane Mason
Patlin Proud
Arst
Warner among four awarded Distinguished Service Crosses
Albert Warner of Albany joins three other infantrymen as recipients of Distinguished Service Crosses for gallantry during the Cherbourg victory. The awards honor acts of bravery in combat during that campaign.
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Wiens
Sergi
Albert Warner
Albany
Lettuce as Airliner Cargo Considered Postwar
Los Angeles reports ideas to use wartime four motor planes for lettuce shipments from California to eastern markets. USDA aims to test weather effects on transport via Transcontinental and Western Air planes. Br R W Hooker found lettuce air transport promising. Trials moved lettuce to Washington labs and stores showing higher prices and airdown labeling for perishables.
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California
Siliners
U.S Department of aAgriculture
US &. Agriculture
Cavalry
Western Air, Inc
Br. R. W. Hooker
Bar Agricultural Economics
Uit ‘and Vegetable Marketing
Sec‘tion
Washington
Runaway Woman Put on Probation
Mrs. Roger Gites, 15, of Mechanicville was arraigned in Mechanicville on a parole violation after being found missing in Vermont earlier this week while authorities searched the Hudson River for her body. Her husband, a Navy man, asked the court to give her another chance and said he would take her home to Vermont.
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Newman Avenue
Mechanicville
Vermont
Hudson River
Chy
Howard J. Heilly
Mechan- Hieville
Navy
iZie
Postwar air cargo hopes for vegetables as fresh produce
Aviation and agricultural experts see vegetables as a prime postwar air cargo candidate. They anticipate overnight transport reducing costs and preserving leaves and vitamins, delivering new food options at favorable conditions. Leaders expect air cargo rates to drop after the war, spurring interest in this plan.
Probation Granted After Missing Woman Located
Judge Reilly placed the young woman on probation for two years and ordered her to report to county probation officer Mrs. Geraldine Steves. She and her Australian companion, stationed in Washington, left for Vermont. Police began dragging the river after Mrs. Giles clothing was found in a tree crotch at the foot Avenue Mechaneville. she had been missing since Sunday night and was located in Rutland.
Stillwater Memorial Picnic by Upton Chapter C ES
Stillwater aboual picnic for the mem berg of Upton Chapter C ES and their families was held Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Tompkins A covered dish supper was served to approximately 50 members and guests A program of games was enjoyed with awards noting Pauline Osgood, Edith Dorighty Jr, Lillian Mitchell, Eleazor Lowell, Bessie Waz Derburgh, Margaret Talmadge, Event Dean, Elizabeth Thomas, Robert Osgood, Maud Tompkins and Alyx Lowell Ten dollars in War Stamps was given to Edna McLenithen The committee in charge included Marian Ekberger Irene Brown Myra Trutand and Bert Hite Booth Council To Meet The Stillwater Council of Churches will meet today at 7 30 p m at the home of Rev W P Stanford Persesai Miss Ruth Talmaen and Miss Shirley Smith attend conference at Green Mountain College Vermont
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Mem ‘Berg
Upton
C. ES
Harold Tompkins
Afty
Pauline Osgood
Eftisy Dorighty, Jr
Lillian Mitchel
Eleazor Lowell
Bessie
Waz Derburgh
Margaret Talmadge
Event Dean
Elizabeth Thomas
Robert Osgood
Maud Tompkins l
Alyx Lowell
Edna McLenithen
Marian [Ekberger
Irene Brown
Myra Trutand
Bert Hite Booth
Nazis Report Patton's Forces in Normandy
London dispatch from the Transocean News Agency says an army under Lieut Gen George S. Patton has gone into action in Normandy. It notes further divisions have been thrown into battle, consisting of American and Canadian troops including reinforced Canadian divisions noted for the Dieppe raid.
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George S. Patton
Normandy
Patton
Réecon
Ralssanes
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