Five Injured In Bus And Truck Crash
Five people, four adults and a child, were injured in a crash between a bus and a truck near Jefferson Avenue and Fifia Avenue. The bus driver Thomas Hogben and passenger Peggy Oben were seriously hurt. others named include Linex Mars A Poppy Mrs Joseph Warren and Jeph Warren. The truck, operated by George Fahs for H A Transportation Co of Zludsan, was left on the street. Fahs was uninjured. Hospitalization followed and police assisted at the scene.
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Jefferson
Lizzet
Fifia Avenue
TroyGlass Lake
Tds
Ei Izige Gruck
Hudson Lantern
Thomas Hogben
Myrtle Avenue
Pegey Oben
Marion Ave
Wats Bald
Mars A. Poppy
Urie
Joseph Warren
Assexit Park
Jeph Warren
Averill Park
Inters
de Sre
Deferson
Bes
Samaritan Hospitai
RADON Facial Promises Quick Skin Thrill
A puffed sales blurb touts RADON facial baths as a cheap skin relief. It claims hot water rinse without soap leaves skin oil free and enchanted, urging readers to buy from a local drug co. box and get a thrilling result.
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Bach Chen
Boxer Dig
Jones
Marines Push for Separate Air Arm and New Carrier Plans
The Marine Corps aims to create an independent air arm to extend carrier operations. Officials discuss training base roles, night fighting designs, and radio coordinated ground air support as key advances for the Pacific theater.
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James J. Steerig
Cherry Poi
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United
Marine Corps
Local notes on residents and events at Sand Lake and area
Snippets report residents confined at home and moving to care centers, vacation plans with relatives, and church picnic arrangements. Naval service updates include Mr Montague’s boat training and postings at Asbury Park. England granted pensions from World War I totals.
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Howard Wolfe
Alice MacDougall
Sherpe
Sand Lake
Milton Ketchum
Long Island
Sanford B. Betchum
Donald Hidley
Shirley
Seabees
California
The
Reformed Church
Gertrude Hogle
Helen Dickenson
Raymond Montague
Norman
Henderson
Charles Loomin
F. Wiliams
Montague
Navy
Sampson
Bod
Asbury Park
Rotary program and city council briefings in Mechanicville
The weekly Rotary meeting at Memorial Baptist Church featured remarks by Mr. Williams on rubber supply shortages and synthetic rubber development. City Council planned a final vote on an ordinance at the Municipal Building with Major Homer Eckerson presiding. Obituary notes Frederick A. Barker of Mechanicville.
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Jusan W. Whhaws
Trey Rotarian
Rotary
Civic
Duas
Wiliams
Singapore
Apegker
Potith
Homer Eckerson
Browzet
Hawley B. Harv
From
Powliney
Presbyterian Youngee
Green Mountain Junior College
Aliso
First Presbyterian Church
Marilyn Thomson
Donn
Purdy
Robert Bur‘ton
Joan Tordof
James Luke
Katherine Heddleton- Guy
Prisoner of War Telegram Reaches Wife of Burr
Sergeant Edward P. Burr 34 of 315 Second Street is reported a prisoner of war in Germany after being missing in action May 29. Burr served on a B 24 bomber crew and his aircraft was downed on one of its first missions over Germany.
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Edward P. Burr
Second Street
Germany
Jeannette Fontaine
Cohoes
Burr
City Hay Offered To First Comers
The Bureau of Parks announces at least three loads of hay available for giveaway on the outer fringe of Frear Park. Superintendent Ameda Bell stated yesterday the hay is in stacks in the park. Crews finished cutting East Side boulevards and are trimming near Frear Park, with work extending to Prospect Park for sod removal used in reseeding Baker Park.
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Frear Park
Bureau of Packs
Ameda Bell
Bureau of Parks
Rowse
Prospect Park
Baker Park
Obituary and Local Notices Gather in Hudson View Section
The body of Allison F. Woolsey of Chicago, former resident, was brought to the city and interred at Hudson View Cemetery after a committal by Rev. Earl D. Wooddell. Local figures Tapley Fisher and Geo Geer visit. multiple residents travel to Lake St Catherine Vermont and Lake Placid. Vail visits in New York. Stinte and Skinte family ties noted. Harrow Bender and spouse return from Adirondack trip after July wedding at St Peter's Albany.
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Frederick A.barker
North Fourth Avenue
St Paul's Church
Joseph Hyson
St Pauls ‘Cemetery
William Corrigan
Bernard Grady
William Powers
William Hudson
Allison F. Woolsey
Chicago
Hudson View
Earl D. Wooddell
Memorial Baptist Church
Tapley Fisher
Geer
Getty
Lake St Catherine
Vermont
Marion Rogers
FL Weyland Bailey
Lake St. Catherine
Margaret Edington
Rochester
Geneva
Amelia Vail
New York
William Abel
Lake Placid
Gough V. Phinney
Brenda
Sandra
1Hinney
Robert Hubs
Jonesville
Jack Stinte
Trenton
N. J
David Skinte
Patrick McVeigh
Fort Slocum
Misa Martha Starks
Joseph Starks
Rivers Side
York Beach
Harrow Bender
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Albany
Adirondacks
Park Avenue
Jerome D. Sullivan
St. Peter's Church
Lawrence P. Kelly
Rarymond Feoner
Edmund F. Gibbons
Andrew Corcoran
Thomas Gilhéany
Herbert VanDenburgh
Frank Thieroli
Arthur Vinett
Tal
St. John’s Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Stillwater Fire Department
Local Guests Visit regional residents and church delegates
Johnsonville fss Gertrude Jones returns from visiting Mr and Mrs Merritt Havilland at Euskirk. Miss Louise LeBaron of Potter Hill stays with Miss Oprah Herrington and others in Rochester. Mrs Andrew Hagadorm and Judy visit Eagle Bridge. Presbyterian delegates return from Poultney Institute. Jacqueline Seaman returns to Bayville NL after visiting Howard Herrington family. Judith Seaman Jana Allen Seaman stay two more weeks.
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Johnsonville
Fss
Gertrude Jones
Merritt Havilland
Euskirk
Louise LeBaron
Potter Hill
Oprah Herrington
Marian Clark
Grace Clark
Rochester
Jessia Frise
Andrew Hagadorm
Judy
Eagle Bridge
Ellis Jones
Presbyterian Church
Poultney Institute
Jacqueline Seaman
Bayville, NL
Howard Herrington
Fler
Judith Seaman
Jana Allen
Seaman
New Non-highway Gasoline Coupons Issued by OPA
Albany District Office of Price Administration announced new non-highway gasoline coupons E-2 and R-2 issued for farmers and other non-highway users. The coupons circulate with E-1 and R-1, printed in blue and purple inks respectively, with non-highway labeling and a legend about proper use with registered vehicles.
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Albany District Office of Price Administration
Inforatieg
OPA
Oranse
Hoth Ets
Beas
Printing difficulties limit gasoline coupons for bulk buys
Due to printing difficulties, only a subset of gasoline coupons remain valid for bulk purchases and cannot be exchanged for gasoline delivered to vehicles. Serially numbered strips issued by OPA continue to circulate, while other coupons are withdrawn from highway ration plans.
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Goupen
Ets
Rds
Eta
B-18
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