Paul Martin Appointed To State Body
Paul V. Mervin, executive president of the Pioneer Building, son of Troy, named to the postwar committee of the New York State League of Savings and Loans Associations. Announcement came from Mrs. Viola Bitings of Heaspstead, league president, noting the committee will study last year’s report and push home building as wartime savings rebound ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul V. Mervin
Pioneer Building
Son of
Troy
New York State League of Savings and Loam Associations
Viola C. Biings
Heaspstead
Feague
Mae
Elaire Clancge EE Gandy
Totenvile
Dad
Local Society Notes Highlight Melrose Terraces Visit
A fragmented society column mentions Melrose residents and relatives visiting in Cohoes and Eagte Mt. It notes Mr. and Mrs. De Forest Brunich entertaining a union group with 33 attendees and two grandchildren present. The report includes scattered names and brief domestic events from furlough visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Forest Brunich
Union
Local residents confined by illness and election notice
Mrs. Margantskill and Mr and Mrs Film are confined to home due to illness and grip. Mrs Jennie Pysederph returns from Peekskill. Primary election held tomorrow with polls open 12 noon to 9 pm. Notices issued by town clerk Nellie A Hidiey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Lindermen
George Film
Grip
Jennie Pysederph
Peekskill
Nellie A. Hidiey
French Warn Nazis of Reprisals After War
The French Committee of Leberstien warns Nazi occupiers of reprisals after reports of German crimes in Caen. A recorded Associated Press broadcast says France will act to stop banditry and punish those responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léberstien
Algiers
Associated Press
Caen
Community Notes From North Bennington and Nearby
Local residents report travel and vacations across New England Newfoundland and Vermont. Mrs Madeline Myers and Mr Donald Eimer are mentioned with Camp Abnaki and Stockbridge visits. Miss Phyllis Bernard and Mrs Mexwell Rich travel, while Mr and Mrs Ralph Oakes move to the Meagher house. Mrs Mary Bernard returns from Canada as Jack Clark Cpl. Harry Noyes and families enjoy time on West Street and at Lake St Catherine. Barbara Corey recovers from appendicitis. Arthur Simmons returns to North Carolina after a visit home. At Putnam Memorial Hospital Dr Joan Armstrong is reelected secretary and three men join the board as deaths and resignations of James Colgate Hiram Hall Arthur Holden are reported. George Welling is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Madeline Myers
Bennington
Bratneboro
Donald Eimer
Camp Abnaki
Burt
Phyllis Bernard
Stockbridge
Mass
Mexwell Rich
Bonne Bay
Newfoundland
Ralph Oakes
Meagher House
Main Street
Edithye Buxbaum
Catso Abnaki
Burlington
Mary Bernard
Canada
Jack Clark
Tupper Lake
Harry Noyes
Navy
West Street
George Elewell
Deborah
Katherine
Lake St Catherine
Barbara Corey
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arthur Simmons
Army
Jack Simmons
North Carolina
Clover Sweet
Gordon
June
Joan C. Armstrong
James Colgate
Hiram Hall
Arthur Holden
Howard Estes
John Stone
Charles Sausville
George Welling
Local Social Notes Include Travel and Visits
Netetonville Mrs Etta Heime visits relatives at Mechdownville. Mr and Mrs C O R Pitts have been friends at Burden Lake. Mrs Anna Heime visits friends at Round Lake for two weeks. Mr and Mrs William Hutchson and family spend two weeks at Burden Lake. Mrs James Hughes and son of Troy visit Mr Sister Mrs Donald Hillis. Pic H F Downes on furlough visiting. Dir and Sirs Andrew Parner and Mrs Abrams have been i
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Heime
MecHdownville
C. 0. R. Pitts
Burden Lake
Anna Heime
Round Lake
Willam Hutchson
James Hughes
Troy
Donald Hillis
Pic
H. F. Downes
Ais Cent
Andrew Parner
Abrams
Nationwide extension of restaurant price controls urged
The article outlines extending price controls to all eateries nationwide under OPA rules. It notes posting requirements, exemptions for rail dining cars hospitals and schools, and cautions against enhancing prices beyond the base period. Local residents and business owners must display prices clearly while avoiding reductions in quality.
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Troy
Gpa
Tocal Petionieg Board
Ingredi
OPA
QPA
Ems
Crossword Puzzle Scrambled Clues and Entries
Puzzle text presents a jumble of clue fragments and mis-typed entries. It lists numerous numbered slots with distorted words and partial phrases, including references to names like Ty, Wase, and Zoy and to generic terms such as machine and scheme. The readable parts hint at a typical crossword with 43 across and down clues but the content is heavily garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auross Nation
Zoy
Incomplete snippet hints at legal case or listing
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person J Pratt and a legal act part with references to teag or type. No clear event, date, or organization. Strong entities are missing. summary is constrained by unreadable text.
Hudson Falls Board Calls 19 for Tests
Hudson Falls Selective Service Board 387 directs 19 registrants to report tomorrow at 5 30 am for pre induction physical exams at the board office. Names include Frank L. Burch Robert M. Jones Peter Gilbert Edward M. McGuire Romaine J. Smith Nelson E. Moore Peter C. Ross and others from Granville East Hartford Hebron Fort Ann and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creen
Selective Service Board
Hudson Falls
Frank L. Burch
Robert M. Jones
Peter Gilbert
Edward M. McGuire
Romaine J. Smith
Nelson E. Moore
Peter C. Ross
Granville
Stanley Shaw
East Hartford
Raymyand
Holcomb
Paul N. Gordon
Whitehall
William J. Hayes
Il Smith
Hebron
Kenneth J. LaPoint
Melson
J. Demarcewier
Robert J. Burns
Thomas P. Kelly
Middle Granville
Walter D. ArcFerren
Alton M. Green
Fort Ann
Youth Escapes Death in Hudson River Drowning Incident
Norman Eveleth, 12, of 261 Eighth Street, nearly drowned after 2:30 pm Saturday in the Hudson River near the Federal Dam known as the plers. He was rescued by fellow swimmers and aided by Bill West, Al Shonder, Richard Loucks, How Graves, Curtin Hayner, and Leonard Johnson, with police and fire units assisting. The group performed artificial respiration on shore while Battalion Chief Walter Alibark commended the boys for their lifesaving efforts.
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Norman Eveleth
Eighth Street
Hudson River
Federal Dam
al Shonder
Glen Avenue
Owas
Norman
Richard ‘Loucks
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
I Curtin Hayner
Craigen Avenue
Leonard Johnson
Sergia Cole Iman Lyons
James Dwyer
Frank Hahn
Patromen Willian Cunningham
James Moran
Walter Alibark
Local notices mention visitors and society events
East Nassau Miss Jack Paul and father of Brooklyn spent a day here recently. Mrs Catherine Kilmer will enter the Ladies Society of the Baptist Church Aug. 2. Mrs Edward Gokey and daughter Vivien are vacationing with Mr and Mrs John Gokey of Mechanville. Dr Deborah Kaplan of Albany wife of a former school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Paul
Brooklyn
Catherine Kilmer
Ladies’ Society of the Baptist Church
Edward Gokey
Vivien
John Gokey
Mechanicville
Deborah Kaplan
Albany
Local Meeting Reignites School Board Discussion
A patchy report describes a school meeting with references to Miss Road Reig and Mrs. Fred Ames. Details are unclear but indicate a pending election and a July timeline, with scattered mentions of Hogeta New Jersey and Dr Weston amid confusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Road Reig
Mita Larry Biting
Wenter School
Reig
Fred Ames
Hogeta
N. J
B. Weston
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Paul Martin
Melrose
Charles Martark Favin
Aliss
Clarence Dersick
Atiss Cara
Saktys
Thomas Bunk
Miss EY
Eagte
Piller
Iva Laman
Jesse
Egnantskill
Hass
Ite
Cletuelia
Paul V. Martin
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bona Fide
Clarence. Sicley
Harry
Newport
R. I
Nery
The
Methodist Church
Harold P. French
Annetts Kelley
Inlas, Corp
Kelley
Shaker Road
Pittsburg
Axswee
Suzele
I Bae Sr
Itatiecs
J Pratt
Teas Lite
Hei É
Aperi
Paul Fold
Abe
Leo T. Crowley
Ian Madison
Avisconsin
Hudson Falls Board
Hudson
East
Nassau
Sliter's Dairy
Hill ST
Trang Oe ES
Troy Metail Merchants Bureau
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