Tomatoes Need Nitrogen After Heavy Rain
Garden notes advise extra nitrogen for tomatoes after wet weather and cool springs. Apply a small handful of Victory Garden 124 fertilizer near each plant avoiding roots. mulch with straw to conserve moisture and prevent root injury. Copper dust sprays help control leaf diseases like Alternaria and Septoria. apply in the morning with dew. Aphids are diminished by favorable temperatures and parasites. watch for blossom end rot from abrupt moisture loss and surface-rooted roots.
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Victory
Victory Garden
HD Brown
Department of Horticulture
Ohio State University
Tomato Planta Ie
Upstate Draft Board Summons Registrants for Preinduction Examinations
The Selective Service Board 367 Hudson Falls directs listed registrants to report at Main Street office for preinduction physical examinations on Wednesday at 8 45. Names include Armald Brouilette Richard M Bromley Harold W Scott and others from Hudson Falls Whitehall South Granville and Smiths Basin. Also notes South Schodack Home Bureau picnic date and tomato disease guidance.
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Selective Service Board
Hudson Falls
Main Street
Armald Brouilette
Richard M. Bromley
Harold W. Scott
Joseph 4. LaFay
Loren P. Barlow
Robert P. Kenney
Franklin J. Poti
Edward G. Garden
Gordon W. Larosa
Eric J. Turcott
Stanley J. Harrington
Francis P. Hogan
David PB. Murray
Hudson Pals
Joseph Tarasovich
Robert T. Wright
Andrew E. Jurnak
Meredith €. Hall
Donald R. Hughes
Granville
Walter J. Watson
Raymond H. Gordon
Jedd N. Sousis
George Nedde
Thomas Green
Whitehall
Milton L. Shaver
Ralph Balfour
Harold T. Nichols
Smiths Basin
Thomas P. Kelly
Dufford
G. Waughs
Middle Granville
Gordon F. Hanna
South Hartford
Anson H. Cary
Salem
Ashton QC
Burt
South Granville
Holbland Howlin Smith says Japs worse off than Germans
Lt Gen Holland M Howlin says in Montgomery that Japan is worse off than Germany was at its peak in Europe. He notes Japan cut off from China and other islands, unable to sustain itself, and claims U.S. forces can land anywhere at any time. He clarifies his remarks are personal, not official.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hol.land
M.howlin
Germany
Japan
China
Smith
B-32 Debuts as B-29’s Little Sister Takes Flight
The G-32 was announced by the U S Army Air Forces as a new heavy bomber variant operating with Gen George C. Kenney's Far East Air Forces. Built at Fort Worth Texas facilities, the aircraft features a streamlined design to carry longer bombs and achieve extended range, with production expanding to multiple plants.
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Washington
Far East
Amy
George C
Airforce
Port Worth
Fort Worth
Texas
Isis
Tte
YWCA Club Plans Season End Dinner and Weekend Camp
Members of the Twentieth Century Club of the YWCA hold a closing banquet on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Seated officers include Miss Lynne Jones Miss Lilien Dan and Miss Margaret Grady. The 35 members plan a weekend at Camp Yowocha Sept 14, departing Friday and returning. Election of officers will be held.
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Twentieth Century Club
WLC
Lynne Jones
Lilien
Margaret Grady
Mis. Syeninariskt
Cish
Camp Yowocha
Blume Post Plans Annual Clam Steam Event
Final arrangements set for the clam steam to be held Sept. 16 at Sharpe's Grove. Leo F. Blume Post announces a parade led by Harmony Hills commander William Houser with Mrs Houser overseeing sports and transportation. Albert Flint heads ticket and finance, Joseph Sullivan reception, Norman L Nichols refreshments.
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Sharpe's Grove
Leo F. Blume
VF. W
Harmony Hells
Wiliam Houser
Middletown Road Light District Hearing Slated
A Waterford Town Board hearing on Middletown Road light district is set for Wednesday at 1 am. The session will review extending lighting from Watdad oVillage to Sts Pater and Paul Center and may trigger steps to create or modify the district.
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Middletown Road
Middletown
Waterford
Watdad oVillage
Pater and Paul
Waterford Town Board
New
Moms
Prospect Hill
Strane
Free U S Officer Cleared in Prisoner Abuse Case
In Lincoln Nebraska a U S Army officer Captain Antany Parisi of Staten Island was acquitted of abuse charges in a prisoner case at Lincoln Army guardhouse. Four enlisted men and Captain Stanley Jones of Utica were cleared of failing to investigate the alleged assaults. Major Hugh Limborg of Chicago faced questions as defense urged he should be on trial. verdict delivered after a court martial heard defense and witnesses.
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Lincoln
Antany Parisi
Staten Island
N. Y
Lincoln Aray
Stanley Jones
Utica
Martie
Hugh Limborg
Chicago
Wittess
Parisi
Limberg
Franklin Warren
Tulsa
Okla
Earlsr
Bimberg
Second Air Force
Limborg
Half Million Polish Refugees Refuse to Leave Reich
About 500000 Polish refugees in the British Occupation Zone refuse to return home. Potsdam likely to decide their fate as officials note 1000 displaced persons repatriated since surrender, with many Poles choosing to move back to Germany.
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Germany
Potsdam
Poland
Troy Council Knights Hold Annual Retreat
Members of Troy Co Knights of Columbus held their annual retreat yesterday at St Anthony-on-Hugson. The day combined religious meditation with inspections of grounds and multiple conferences. Reverend Gwen Bennett served as master of rites, with James J. Fox leading the devotion.
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Troy Co . Knights of Columbus
St Anthony-on-Hugson
Wrona
Tre
Genediction of the Blessed Sacrament
Gwen Bennett
OMG
First Free Election in History of Tinian Held
The first free general election in Tinian history was held Saturday under Allied supervision. Voters included Japanese and Korean refugees, with 36 percent of eligible males casting ballots for ten Japanese and four Korean council seats amid spirited campaigning and favors like cigarettes and food.
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Tinian
Camp Churo
Union
Oo Militari
Camp Plans Foul Shooting Contest for Day Camp
Hodgkins, director of eden announces fest night part with groups each shooting 35 fouls during a threeday period. Prizes for sportsmanship and cooperation. best camper to be chosen by James Mc Cracken and camp councilors. Winners named Thursday or Friday.
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Hodgkins
de Maude
James McCracken
Scientist Predicts Super Nylon Product
Dr. George R. Harrison of MIT foresees a nylon breakthrough that could yield long lasting stockings and highly wear resistant fabrics. He notes a new phase of scientific development in tailoring molecules and mentions nylon as a target for stronger, finer filaments at lower cost.
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New York
George R. Harrison
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hertison
Byron
Australia Snubs Potsdam Ultimatum on Japan
Australian External Affairs Minister Herbert Evatt said Potsdam’s surrender ultimatum to Japan was issued without Australian government consultation or concurrence. He noted Australia’s status as an active belligerent and its expected role in armistice discussions, insisting Australia must participate in relevant deliberations.
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Australia
Japan
Herbert Vat
Vegter
China
Italian POWS May Mail Food To Families Without Points
The War Department allows Italian prisoners of war to send clothing and food home without points. Packages must be paid from personal funds, with items supplied from foreign economic administration stocks. Distribution is handled by the International Red Cross.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Travian
Adde- Telic
Foreign Economic Administration
International Red Cross
Tokyo reports bombs kill Yank prisoners
Tokyo radio broadcast said ten American prisoners of war were killed, five missing and nine wounded in Wednesday's Superfortress bombing of Kawasaki, an industrial city between Tokyo and Yokohama. The report noted the prisoner camp was within a crowded area.
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San Francisco
Radio Tokyo
Kawasaki
Tokyo
Yokohama
Communications Commission
Rural Mailmen Auto License Dates Change Directive
At the New York State Rural Letter Carriers' Association convention in Albany on Saturday the members resolved to urge the State Motor Vehicle Bureau to move automobile license dates from January 1 to May 1. They requested the department to issue plates for 14? months and to extend registrations accordingly.
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New York State
Albany
WLB Orders Full Week Guarantee in Shoe Industry
The War Labor Board orders a full work week guarantee of 61 hours for regular full time workers and related terms for five New York area shoe stores. Melville Shoe Corp subscribes in practice but resists binding union contracts to a universal plan. The board notes it may approve union-company plans when reasonable and industry practice supports it.
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Tate
New York
Ed Herail
C. LO
Melville Shoe Corp
Jap Envoy to Turkey Kills Wife and Self
Ankar a July 27 delayed report says Shin Ichi Shiba fifty killed his wife Miyako by two gunshots as she slept then shot himself in the mouth. He died instantly while his wife died six hours later in Ankara hospital. He left a note to ambassador Kurihara and a will leaving his property to his three sons in Japan if alive.
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Ankara
Japan
Shin Ici Shiba
Miyako
Shiba
Sha Kurihara
Lake George Level Threatens County Property Assessments
Washington County Treasurer Crosby prepared a summary of assessments for Fort Ann Buc da and Putnam towns showing parcels likely affected by rising Lake George water. The analysis notes properties near shorelines and possible valuation changes due to water level variation.
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Lake George
Washington County
Treasder Crosby
Hopking
Fort Ann
Bucdea
Putnats
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