Ships Refuel At Sea Before Battle Action
A wartime diary-style report describes the Third Fleet refueling at sea ahead of an air and surface clash with Japan. It notes the crew of a light cruiser and other ships, mentions officers, and recalls the tense balance of care and combat readiness during the operation.
Easy arrest saves the patrolman from a cast case
Schenectady patrolman Robert J Wilkin nabbed a suspect after hearing snoring from inside his van He found the offender had a cast The patrolman had left the van doors open to air the vehicle at traffic division headquarters He drove the suspect to headquarters along the bumpy route to book him for intoxication.
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Schenectady
Robert J. Wilkin
Traffic Division
James LaMont
Bogis Indian Reservation
St Hogaensburg, Sieps
Cambridge Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Harriet Jonson of New York visits with Miss Jane 3 English for a week. Edna Kaifen of Schenectady weekends with Miss Marthe D. Host. Primaries precede galf elections at all regular polling places. Yeonne Drolet of Rochester in spending time with her parents. Dr. John J. Rainey of Troy named consultant at Mary McClellen Hospital. Cross United Presbyterian picnic set for Lake Lauderdale Tuesday. Rev A W Abrenam to speak at Cambridge outdoor service Sunday night. Old Home Day at White Creek canceled due to food shortages. Mrs Willard Austin of Schenectady earned Bachelor of Education at Plattsburgh State College graduation. Barry N McGeoch and David Safford among 155 Holstein breeders admitted to Holstein-Friesian Association. Mary McClelland Hospital training cadets from Petersburg State Teachers College. Cadet Nurses Corps seeks many new recruits. The July testing of the Washington County Historical Society.
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Harriet Jonson
New York
Jane
Anes Edna Kaifen
Schenectady
Marthe D
Fully St
Yeonne Drolet
Rochesbter
Louis Drolet
John J. Rainey
Troy
Willard Austin
Dorothy Austin
Cambridge
Plattsbburg State College
Barry N. McGeoch
David Safford
Holstein-Friesien Association
America
Mary McCiellar Hospital
Petersburg Sieie Teachers’ College
Murses’ Corps
Washington County
Monument to Chickens and Fish Aims in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee J B Colling promotes a World War II memorial plan featuring statues of a chicken and a fish. He argues these symbols honor the nation’s meat supply and credit the chicken with keeping cities from toothache and decay, while criticizing others for neglecting meat production.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
lAmong
J. B. Colling
Chattanoozs
Collins
Falen Goth
Japanese holdout on Luzon split by advancing forces
American Sixth Division troops push along Highway 4 in northern Luzon driving toward Basave and meeting Philippine Army units from the northwest. In the past week 3629 Japanese dead were counted and 403 surrendered, with Yamashita rumored in a distant mountain retreat as cleanup continues amid wrecked bridges and rugged terrain.
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Fantry
Hare
Basave
Sorthern
Luzon
Geo. Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
Sa % Cot Musique
Tamial
Akeleton Row
Hak
Thutas River
U. 5
McCain Predicts Japan May Strike Back in Pacific
General assessment by John S. McCain, an expert in carrier warfare, suggests Japan is conserving forces for a last stand while American air and naval actions press in the Western Pacific. Weather and pilot training bolster U S attacks, though Yamashita’s fate and ongoing surrenders complicate the battle, with many Japanese troops starving in forests near Highways 4, 5 and 21.
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Western
Pacific
Japan
Nippon
Afte
John S. McCain
McCain
U. S
Tokyo Bay
Wid
Yamashita
Ott
Husges
J Mountains
Kiangan
Amer ‘Jcans
Rutvee
Spth
Avery Ten
Untitled fragment on wartime air engagements and remarks
Fragmentary text describes a twin engine plane in flight that could not be intercepted by British forces. It mentions admiration for British capability and includes garbled phrases about actions in two parts and references to flights and combat.
Hibernians Outing at Sharpe's Grove in Rain
Troy Hibernians beat Albany divisions in a tug of war during a Sunday gathering at Sharpe's Grove. Despite rain about 60 attendees enjoyed outdoor and indoor activities including a Battling Blairs show and an impromptu quartet by Sariel McDermott.
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Troy Hibernans
Albany
Division
A. O. HL
Sharpe’s Grove
Sariel McDermott
Growth pattern of E bonds shows greater gains later
The chart demonstrates E bonds increase in value fastest in later years. For a $100 face value, the final years yield sharp growth, and a $750 purchase of a $1000 E bond accumulates about $40 per year in the last four years versus $10 in the first three. Hold to maturity and bay War Bonds with certainty.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
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Stephentown
James E. Bryce
Marine Som
J. Earl Bryce
Fourteenth Street
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