Axis Broadcasters Indicted for Treason in U S Case
Eight Americans including two women were indicted in Washington for treason for aiding Axis powers via broadcasts from Germany and Italy. The charges face the death penalty and name Ezra Pound and seven others, detailing backgrounds as former military officers writers and radio personalities.
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Washington
Germany
Italy
Biddie
James W. Morris
District of Columbia
Justice
United States
Justice Department
Ezra Pound
Hailey
Ida
East
New York City
England
France
Robert H. Best
Suamte
D. C
United States Army
Europe
Frederick Wilhelm Xaltenbach
Dubuque
Whitehall Gossips on Healthcare Veterans and Local Returns
Whitehall residents share updates on hospital stays convalescence and homecomings. John Austin and Fred Perry return to families after treatment in Cambridge and Mary McClellan Hospital. Family visits include Robert Austin in Buffalo and Ernest Donar in Bedford. Military moves note Pvt. Charles Barber at Camp Rucker and John Beaty on furlough from Camp McCoy. Dorothy Walton vacationing with her mother in Schenectady. Nursing students Doris St. Clan Minnie Latino Helen Doty visiting relatives. Ernest Colomb completes Navy Aviation Radio School course and advances to seaman first class. Ethel Gladys Mann earns WACS commission after OCS Fort Des Moines and spends leave with husband Edward Mann in Whitehall. Lieutenant Mann previously taught in Dresden.
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John Austin
Cambridge Hospital
Fred Perry
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Robert Austin
Robert, Jr
Buffalo
Laint
Frances Donar
Bedford
Mass
Ernest Donar
Charles Barber
Camp Rucker, Ale
Gorp
John FR. Beaty
Camp McCoy
Wis
Mir
Herbert Beaty
Dorothy Walton
General Electric
Schenectady
Hazel Dalton
Doris St. Clan
Minmie Latino
Helen Doty
Rutland Hospital
Ernest Colomb
David Colomb
Navy Aviation Radio School
Jacksonville
Fla
Ethel Gladys Mann
Hulett’s Landing
Whitewall
WACS
Officers’ Candidate School
Fort Des Moines
Huletts Landing
Edward Mann
Whitehall
Delaware & Hudson Rialroad Co
Mann
Dresden
Funeral Held for Melba Gray Ferry a Woman Pilot
The funeral for Mrs. Melba Gray Ferry 36 wife of Captain Vernon Ferry of the Army stationed at Miam was held yesterday at J. W. Mehan Funeral Home Pittsfield Mass Interment was in Stockbridge Cemetery She died Thursday night in House of Mercy Hospital Pittsfield She was a licensed airplane pilot who operated passenger planes for ten years Survivors include her husband two daughters a son her parents two sisters and three brothers all of Pittsfield Massachusetts
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Melba Gray
Ferry
Vernon Ferry
Army
Miam
East Greenbush
J. W. Mehan
Pittsfield
Mass
Stockbridge Cemetery
Russel Snyder
Scotia
Patricia Ferry
Pittfeld
W. Robert Ferry
Grover L. Gray
James Corbett
Ergotrude Gray
Darwin, Clarke
Grover L Gray, Jr
Alllof
Policeman Discharged Over Conduct Charge in Schenectady
Patrolman Daniel DeMarco was ordered dismissed from the Schenectady Police Force for conduct unbecoming an officer. City Manager C. A. Harrell signed the retroactive order to June 8 after charges that DeMarco used profane language toward John T. Eagan at a grill and assaulted the proprietor.
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Daniel DeMarco
Schenectady
C . A. Harrell
John T. Eagan
Farm Official Takes Over New Duties
John C. Swan becomes the new assistant Rensselaer County agricultural agent at the County Farm Bureau office, succeeding C. Chester DuMond Jr who left to run his father's Ulster Park farm. Swan, Cornell 1943 graduate, will reside near Troy and join his family by September 1. America leads in interceptor and pursuit fighter design and production.
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John C. Swan
Rensselaer County
County Farm Bureau
C. Chester DuMond
DuMond
Ulster Park
Thomas, E. Dewey
State of New York
Swan
Cornell University
Niagara County
Troy
Amsterdam Man Badly Injured In Two-Car Collision
Thomas Ellis a Negro truck driver from Amsterdam suffered a broken back in a two car crash last night. Ellis was a passenger in a auto driven by Herbert Wilson which collided with a car driven by Harvey King of Cobleskill, an employee at the Naval Supply Depot in Scotia. King escaped injury but the wives of Ellis and Wilson were treated for minor injuries at the hospital.
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Thomas Ellis
Amsterdam
Eilis
Herbert Wilson
Harvey King
Cobleskill
Scotia
King
Ellis
Wilson
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Lord Haw-Haw
Douglas Chandler
Chicago
Bostton
United States Navy
Baltimore
New York
Paul Revere
Edward Leo Deisney
Olmey
E. D. Ward
Constance Drexel
Darmstadt
Citizensia
Roslindale
Boston
Max Otto Koischwitz
Columbia University
Hunter College
DR. Humphreys
Humphreys
Dr. P. Humphreys
Tomorr
ACE
Queaku
Republic Aviation
Selective Service Board 330
Army Camp
USO
Troy Union Depot
John J. Cardinal
Joseph B. Gilmartin
William
America
Petelman
Peterman
ACME
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